Look what came in while I was at Moroso yesterday

[HokieSi]

Where can I get an OBDII adapter?

[bioevolve]

At the manufactuer for the pda kit. I think it is $49.99.

[HokieSi]

Well it looks like I need the OBD II adapter and cable now because the Auterra website says that the Auterra serial connection will damage a pc with a standard serial connection. I really don't like any of these interfaces that companies like Auterra provide.

I'm going to do something like this:

[bioevolve]

Y-not just take a laptop apart and slap it in the dash with retractable keyboard/touchpad and screen like the HU DVD screen units:D ;)

[HokieSi]

I've thought of a more elegant way of doing it and if I can ever sit down and start coding, I'll probably market it somehow.

[bioevolve]

Had a problem installing the program to a Secure Digital Memory card, but it is solved. See Below:

----- Original Message -----
From: bioevolve
To: support@auterraweb.com
Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2003 6:11 AM
Subject: Software problem


I have a Palm Zire 71, my problem is that when I install your software into the Secure Digital memory card it errors (no vehicle database installed).
But when I install it into palm's memory it works. Shouldn't it work in both memory areas?

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The DTC databases only works when installed into the Palm memory.

Sincerely,

Auterra Support
support@auterraweb.com
www.auterraweb.com

[IknowApirate]

OK, this is going on the list of things I really don't need but absolutely want. ARRRGGHH!

[STP03BlueSI]

Damn thats sweet!!!

[MrCivic03]

so hey bio can u list all the thing u can do with this to make sure we no absolutly what we would be gettin if we buy??

nice i would use this just to tune with stuff.

[bioevolve]

It does everything they say on their site, except what JSIR said about the fuel eco data. I'm happy with it. Better than the other one I had lol.

[D16Y8_Turbo]

Scan tools are more popular with the domestic market. My brother and I have been using Turbo Link for our GM turbo's for years. Scan tools only allow you to view what the computer is seeing. You have to adjust the car manually. Stand alone is still the way to go IMO. Here is the link for it:

http://www.turbo-link.com