I used Dashware. I have trackvision but Dashware's native interpolation makes for very smooth looking data.

Bump it up to 1080p if your bandwidth allows and turn it up

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Laptimer worked great. Thank you Harry!!!

Kriss, try sending it a 'get ev' command after entering command mode, does it return anything?

I did some testing today with my PLX Kiwi and as I suspected and mentioned before in the thread -- it looks like the OBD WLAN devices are just getting 'overloaded' and entering some sort of 'reset'. Not sure if this is related to the OBDII side of things, or the Wifi side of things. In any case, som...

The OBDLink BLuetooth disconnects almost a second or two after getting data... I'll try to get roqy the details.

Gibbo, I experienced the same thing. Once or twice, I got great data with no disconnects at all - but after many trials on the street this is a rarity and I haven't been able to replicate it since. I will try my OBDLINK bluetooth OBD out more with RoqyOBD to see how well it works. Jailbreaking your ...

I'd also try minimizing the data that is collected, perhaps only getting data from a point or two at infrequent intervals (e.g. collect RPM once per second, speed once per second).

I tried all of the above except for the Notifications setting but didn't seem to have any luck. Actually notification settings doesn't seem to apply to my iPad Wifi. You will need to jailbreak your iphone to use a bluetooth OBDII sensor. Once you do this get RockyBT4 and RoqyOBD and you can use it w...

I did some testing like you Kriss and used the obdkey software on a laptop to connect to the obdkey and it didn't drop the connection at all. It is consistently monitoring a lot of inputs and I'd setup one to stream more continuously (RPM). No drops at all. I also tried something else - I connected ...

I've tried it all Kriss, no luck.