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Actually, there's one more thing to try that will help narrow it down: * over USB, enable OBDII with *no* channels defined. Just OBDII enabled with an empty channel list. As before, ensure you write the configuration. What do you observe? All of the tests I ran using the HTC 10 device had no OBDII ...

:) Got another car you can try it on in the meantime? Ok, I ran the same test procedure using a 2015 Mazda CX5 with the Nexus 7 tablet. The results were same as the 2013 Subaru BRZ. The Wi-Fi connection would drop within a few seconds after the Wi-Fi channel is enabled. I then ran the test procedur...

brentp wrote:

Got another car you can try it on in the meantime?

Yes, I'll try it on my wife's 2015 Mazda CX5 tomorrow and report back. Thanks!

Ok, thanks. That tells me that RaceCapture is choking on some unexpected data it's getting off of the CAN bus for your specific car. Let us get to work on reproducing this and fixing over here. Sorry it's not working for you out of the box, and thanks for your patience! We'll get back asap. No prob...

Thanks for the update. Ok - when doing the test over USB do this: * unplug OBDII from car * disable OBDII in app * write settings * plug OBDII back in. Does WiFi stay active after that? What I'm investigating is if OBDII communications is causing RaceCapture to drop the WiFi connection. If we turn ...

Hi, thanks for reporting this, and thanks for the detailed diagnostics. First, what make / model / year of car is this plugged into? Can you try the following: While connected over USB, go turn off OBDII. make sure you write the settings back to RaceCapture. Now, power over OBDII and see if the beh...

It's on my end, but both my Galaxy S6 and Samsung Tab 3 will connect to the RC unit but then disconnect once they do not see an internet connection. Any tips? Would I be correct in assuming these are WiFi only and do not have a bluetooth module? Thanks! I'm experiencing the same behavior with both ...