Subject of the issue
Unable to verify connectivity of protocol ‘auto’: Unable to connect because no supported protocol found
Your environment
- 2020.10.05
Steps to reproduce
This is the first time I’m using Autopi and I’m learning everything, so please understand that something that for you is obvious for me could be all new. I just connected autopi at my Mini Cooper SE, I am trying to figure out what protocol for communication I should use, it looked to me that this was the first step. my goal is to extract data from the trips in order to improve some Navigation models for electric veicles.
Expected behaviour
I expected that auto protocol find some way to comunicate with the car. if I should test every single protocol should I use the command obd.status in order to see if I’m correctly connected? what should I expect from that command if it was correctly connected?
Actual behaviour
Unable to verify connectivity of protocol ‘auto’: Unable to connect because no supported protocol found
Output of power.status command
rpi:
uptime:
days: 0
seconds: 1322
since_iso: '2020-10-15T16:36:39.566953'
since_t: 1602779799
time: '0:22'
users: 1
spm:
current_state: ‘on’
last_state:
down: sleeping
up: 'on'
last_trigger:
down: rpi
up: stn
sleep_interval: 0
version: ‘2.1’
stn:
battery:
level: 100
state: charging
voltage: 14.5
last_trigger:
sleep: NONE
wake: NONE
trigger_config:
ext_sleep: ' LOW FOR 3000 ms'
ext_wake: ' HIGH FOR 500 ms'
uart_sleep: ' 900 s'
vchg_wake: ' +0.50V IN 1000 ms'
vl_sleep: ' <12.20V FOR 240 s'
vl_wake: ' >13.20V FOR 3 s'