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Volvo XC40 OBD Support
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Zandr Milewski |
Frustrated XC40 owner here. Could we either get the AAOS version released to the Volvo, or OBD-II support? I have an OBDLink CX and would be happy to help test.
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Katya_ABRP
This ticket has been moved to our new feedback portal;
abrp.featurebase.app/p/volvo-xc40-obd-support-2
Katya_ABRP
Status changed to: User Feedback
Johan Hellmark
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Samuel_ABRP
As the discussions here were mainly about OBD support, I renamed this to OBD support for XC40, as we also have another feature request for automotive here:
abrp.upvoty.com/b/request-a-feature/android-automotive-version-for-volvo-xc40/
Please watch that one for automotive support.
If anyone has more data to offer for OBD please let us know. We need at least SoC, current and voltage.
Zandr Milewski
SoC is a standard PID. Service 0x01, PID 0x5B. You should support this across the board for anyone willing to try it.
Samuel_ABRP
Please supply us an init sequence and the commands to be sent and how to parse the response and we will add it. A single obd pid value will not help here. You can check other pid lists for reference:
github.com/iternio/ev-obd-pids
Zandr Milewski
You need me to define OBD-II for you? Sigh.
Zandr Milewski
You need me to define standard OBD-II operation for you? Sigh.
Samuel_ABRP
Please check the already existing OBD Pid lists and you will see that most EVs don't use the default PID params, also every manufacturer has different default PID params. There are not really default PIDs used for the other cars.
We need at least SoC, current and voltage (or power but we can also calculate that from voltage/current).
Zandr Milewski
I can confirm that the car at least supports 0x5B battery level. What else do you need to add support? (I've not been able to test for 0x9A, nor have I done any sniffing of other CAN traffic.
Zandr Milewski
So, what does "the calculation equation" mean? I need to scan with Torque Pro, but based on www.xc40forum.com/threads/obd2-for-xc40-pure-electric.3101/ it sort of looks like "read the standard PID" is the answer here?
Samuel_ABRP
Hi, we don't have time to investige the OBD commands for each car ourself and also we do not have all the cars that are not supported yet for testing, so we need the commands and how to interpret the results from the community. So if you know how to get the important values like soc, current, voltage let us know and we can try it.
Samuel_ABRP
If you provide us OBD PIDs and the calculation equation for the XC40 we will happily add it.