Sensor recognition is done using the sensor name. I assume the iCar uses a different name than the TONWON.

Harry


Yes, that is correct. However, as mentioned by the OP earlier in this thread, his input values/settings are the same as those used on my device as noted here:



Thank you! The new ...

Then it should be possible to configure the CustomBTLE OBD sensor.

Harry


So I should input the following values into the Custom BTLE OBD Adapter Sections?

Peripheral Name: "IOS-Vlink",
service UUID: 18F0
read Characteristic: 2AF0
write Characteristic: 2AF1

Will it not run into issues from ...

That’s a different topic - the bus protocol used by the car. ELM327 is a protocol used to communicate between app and adapter. For LapTimer’s Custom BTLE OBD Sensors it is mandatory. To add support for another protocol, a special integration is required. LapTimer offers a developer program for ...

Does your iCar support the ELM327 protocol? The second version seems to, for the first gen I can’t see it. See http://www.gps-laptimer.de/compatibility/ios for compatible devices.

Harry


Yes. It states that it supports SAE J1850 PWM/VPW, ISO 9141-2, 14230-4 KWP, 15765-4 CAN, which are all ...

Hi,

The TONWON adapter is predefined now. Please invalidate the Custom settings so you do not run into issues from duplicate sensors.

- Harry


Apologies for reviving this thread, however I am attempting to use my Vgate iCar Pro Bluetooth 4.0 adapter on my 2011 BMW M3 and am having issues ...

OK, moving along here... hit the Restore button and got the videos into my Photos app and the app recognizes them when I go to Settings-->Video List. However, when I hit Lap List in the bottom left and find the lap that corresponds to the video, I don't see an Overlay button anywhere. I reviewed my ...