Anyone using DashCommand?
I picked up an ELM327 to connect my iPhone to the car using DashCommand in order to keep a eye on IAT's and AFR's and boost levels.
Everything works beautifully except the AFR's... I am getting no reading. Simply says N/A...
I've searched and have come up with nothing.
Does anyone know how to get an AFR reading through this app? Or should I use another app to monitor this?
Thanks in advance.
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Best set up for clean, "no wires", android capable, for mainly AFR monitoring on mild set up?
There's also a few other wireless wideband products that have an android app, but they don't give you Torque or Dashcommander support and generally don't cost much less than the Innovative or Kiwi products.
I'm also about to do one of those options, but I'm still researching other simple options such as getting a single channel wideband and stick a gauge in the ashtray and be done.
Last edited by JoeNobody; Dec 4, 2015 at 12:34 AM.
Where do you stick the ndash in the cabin?
For using PLX products:
-Kiwi 2 (Bluetooth)
-Kiwi 2 IMFD adapter
-SM-AFR - Wideband Air/Fuel Sensor Module
Is this correct?
My goal is to do as least wiring as possible running into the cabin and use a spare android phone suction mounted for readings/logging. I don't want to add a gauge or have to drill through pillars or dash.
What are the innovative motorsports or other brand equipment requirements? AEM is out because its not android compatible?
Innovate you need LC2 wideband and their OT-2 wifi data logging product. You can add a second LC2 if you want to individually monitor each cylinder bank.
Looks like Dashcommander support of Innovate OT2 is poor. Since innovate does not make an android app, that leaves Kiwi as the only feasible option for Android wideband monitoring.
Looks like Dashcommander support of Innovate OT2 is poor. Since innovate does not make an android app, that leaves Kiwi as the only feasible option for Android wideband monitoring.






