Программа для Линукса
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1) Andy Whittaker's OBD-II ISO9141 interface:
http://www.andywhittaker.com/ecu/obdii_hardware.htm
Freediag Driver: SE9141
This is a generic serial to ISO9141 interface available in small quantities at a sensible price from Andy Whittaker in the UK
2) Jeff's OBD-II ISO 9141 interface:
http://www.planetfall.com/~jeff/obdii
Freediag Driver: SE9141
This site shows you how to build a generic serial to ISO9141 interface.
3) Silicon Engines ISO 9141 interface:
http://www.siliconengines-ltd.com/produ ... /9141.html
Freediag Driver: SE9141
This is a commercially available generic serial to ISO9141 interface. It is supplied in a robust box with lots of lights. This interface was used to develop the first bits of the freediag project. It is functionally the same as the above two interfaces (with the exception of all the lights and the box)
4) B.Roadman ISO9141/VPW/PWM interface:
http://www.abcwc.net/accounts/quanta/index.html
Freediag Driver: BR1
Another commercially available interface, we haven’t yet tested the ISO9141 side of the interface, and it does not support ISO14230. Future versions will support ISO14230 and we used this interface to develop the J1850-VPW/PWM support in Freediag. Thanks to B. Roadman for the donation of hardware to the project.
5) Multiplex Engineering VPW, PWM, and ISO 9141-2 interface:
http://www.multiplex-engineering.com/products.htm
Freediag Driver: MET16
When ordering this interface you must order a T16 type interface. Multiplex Engineering produce two varieties of the T16 interface: -
T16-002. opto-isolated interface that requires power from the PC’s serial port and uses a straight through male-female DB9 cable.
T16-003. Non-opto isolated interface, uses a null-modem female-female DB9 cable, doesn’t require (much) power from the PC.
Many PC’s do not provide enough power to drive the T16-002 interface and thus errors will occur (and “checksum error” messages will be printed by the freediag software). As the T16-003 has no opto-isolation there is a slight risk of damage to the PC. According to the manufacturer the risk is low and is negligible unless the vehicle is connected to a battery charger.
When ordering an interface an interface that operates at 19200 baud and uses address 0x38 should be specified, or simple modifications to diag_l0_me.c and recompilation will be needed.
The T16-002 interface was used to develop support for smart interfaces in freediag, it worked on a modern Sony Laptop but not on various branded PCs tested.