I have an RCP3 with v2.11.0 firmware and the OBDII/CAN adapter for my 2012 Porsche Cayman R.
I'm not seeing any CAN or OBD data, and the CAN light on the unit is not lit. I turned on OBD channels, CAN bus, and CAN mapping; all other settings are default.
So far, I've cycled through CAN bus speeds without success. I'm trying to use the CAN logger script to collect data and reverse-engineer the mappings.
Any suggestions on what to try next?
Thanks!
No OBDII / CAN data
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Device log is below. Interestingly, it logs the same messages even if I turn off OBDII & CAN functions.
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[USB] Received CMD: {"getLogfile":null}
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[USB] Received CMD: {"getStatus":null}
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[USB] Received CMD: {"getLogfile":null}
[USB] Received CMD: {"getStatus":null}
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[USB] Received CMD: {"getLogfile":null}
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[USB] Received CMD: {"getStatus":null}
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[USB] Received CMD: {"getLogfile":null}
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[USB] Received CMD: {"getLogfile":null}
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[USB] Received CMD: {"getStatus":null}
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[USB] Received CMD: {"getLogfile":null}
[USB] Received CMD: {"getStatus":null}
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[USB] Received CMD: {"getLogfile":null}
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[USB] Received CMD: {"getStatus":null}
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[CAN device] timeout rx CAN msg
[USB] Received CMD: {"getLogfile":null}
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Waazzzup Jay!! You took the plunge!! Then immediately hit a wall!
All in good fun!
There are two can bus on the RCP3. You might wanna try changing the bus. To do this, change the following in the canbus logger script:
canBus = 1 or 2
https://wiki.autosportlabs.com/CAN_Bus_logger
Not sure this is completely your issue, but worth a shot. Don't forget to cycle through the baud rates on each bus.
All in good fun!
There are two can bus on the RCP3. You might wanna try changing the bus. To do this, change the following in the canbus logger script:
canBus = 1 or 2
https://wiki.autosportlabs.com/CAN_Bus_logger
Not sure this is completely your issue, but worth a shot. Don't forget to cycle through the baud rates on each bus.
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-- Log messages from CAN bus
-- be sure to set the correct baud rate in the CAN settings
--------------------------------------------------
-- change this to 0 for CAN bus 1, or 1 for CAN bus 2
canBus = 0
--------------------------------------------------
--this function drains all pending CAN messages
--and outputs messages to the log
function outputCAN()
repeat
id, ext, data = rxCAN(canBus, 1000)
if id ~= nil then
print('[' ..id ..']: ')
for i = 1,#data do
print(data[i] ..', ')
end
println('')
end
until id == nil
println('Timeout: no CAN data')
end
function onTick()
outputCAN()
end
setTickRate(30)
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I put it under my driver seat. I had to tap power and also add an oil pressure sender, that side of the car made the most sense. Center of the car is rather difficult with stock interior. I also didn't drill the floor pan. Instead I poke through the foam in the carpet and secured the datalogger tightly.
Quick update:
Orange CAN data indicator went off again today while collecting data and no combination of settings would re establish the connection.
I plugged in my Durametric cable and it couldn't connect either. Turning the car off / waiting a few minutes/ back on didn't do the trick, so it must have a timeout window.
More research needed....
Orange CAN data indicator went off again today while collecting data and no combination of settings would re establish the connection.
I plugged in my Durametric cable and it couldn't connect either. Turning the car off / waiting a few minutes/ back on didn't do the trick, so it must have a timeout window.
More research needed....