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CAR DIAGNOSTIC SCANNER
FOR IOS AND ANDROID
KAOBDIOANDA
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Bluetooth name
OBDII
Passwords
1234 or 0000 (iOS does not require pairing)
Operating temperature
-30 to 80°C
Dimensions
49 x 25 x 23mm
SPECIFICATIONS
Vehicles supported
The device works on all cars and light trucks, sold after 1996 in the United States and after
2000 in Europe, with an OBDII connector as shown in the below pictures.
To see if your vehicle is compliant, check for the connector under the dashboard and look for
this sticker.
Features
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Note:
Computer and Laptop: ScanMaster-ELM
Note: It is necessary to install a Bluetooth adapter in the PC or laptop if one does not
already exist. When the OBDII Bluetooth diagnostic tool connects to the vehicle, the
adapter in PC can pair with it and receive the real-time data of the vehicle.
1. Connect OBDII Bluetooth diagnostic tool to the vehicle and keep the engine
running.
2. Connect the Bluetooth adapter to PC or laptop.
3. Pair the device with the Bluetooth adapter and connect.
4. In the computer or laptop, double-click the Scan Master-ELM icon to start it.
5. Click the link button, select the Communication tab, and choose Bluetooth from
the drop-down list which appears. Locate OBDII Bluetooth and pair to it.
Available apps:
1. Android: Torque, Dash Command, Car Scanner, Auto Doctor, Dacar Pro, CarBit,
CarSys, Carzis, GeekOBD, OBD Driver, OBD Harry, ELM327 Terminal, Dacar,
Gtrace OBD, AutoDiagnosis, Vehicle Sensor Monitor, Car Doctor, ELMScan Toyota,
Car Doctor, ScanMaster, EOBD Facile
2. Symbian: OBD Scope
3. Win CE/Palm OS: hobDrive
4. Window Mobile: OBD Gauge
5. PC/laptop: ScanMaster-ELM
6. iOS: Auto Doctor, Car Scanner, Geek OBD
The two kinds of Windows mobile not shown below (Win CE/Palm OS and
Windows Mobile) utilise different software and architecture to the other devices
demonstrated, but follow the same operation to link and pair the OBDII device
to the Bluetooth device.
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iOS: Car Scanner
1. Open the Car Scanner app and enter the Settings menu:
Settings -> Connection -> Bluetooth LE (4.0)
2. Press the icon to connect to the device and it will read the car ECU.
3. Review the relative functions in the app.
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Android: Torque
1. Open Torque and enter the Settings menu.
2. Press the relative functions as shown in the diagram below:
Settings icon -> OBD2 Adapter Settings -> Connection Type -> Bluetooth
Nokia: Symbian system
The operation steps are similar to the previous demonstrations but using OBDScope.
The below images demonstrate what will be seen when the software is running:
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Need more information?
We hope that this user guide has given you
the assistance needed for a simple set-up.
For the most up-to-date guide for your product,
as well as any additional assistance you may require,
head online to help.kogan.com
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