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ELM327LSM Datasheet(HTML) 34 Page - ELM Electronics |
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34 / 94 page ![]() Bus Initiation Both the ISO 9141-2 and ISO 14230-4 (KWP2000) standards require that the vehicle’s OBD bus be ‘initialized’ before any communications can take place. The ISO 9141 standard allows for only a slow (2 to 3 second) initiation process, while ISO 14230 allows for both a slow method, and a faster alternative. The ELM327 will perform this bus initiation for you, but generally not until a request needs to be sent (but you can force one with the FI and SI commands). If the bus initiation occurs during an automatic search, you will not see any status reporting, but if you have the Auto option off (and are set to protocols 3, 4, or 5), then you will see a message similar to this: BUS INIT: ... The three dots appear only as the slow initiation process is carried out – a fast initiation does not show the dots. This will be followed by either the expression ‘OK’ to say it was successful, or else an error message to indicate that there was a problem. (The most common error encountered is in forgetting to turn the vehicle’s key to the ‘ON’ position before attempting to talk to the vehicle.) Once the bus has been initiated, communications must take place regularly (typically at least once every five seconds), or the bus will revert to a low-power ‘sleep’ mode. If you are not sending data requests often enough, the ELM327 will generate requests for you to ensure that the bus stays ‘awake’. You will never see the responses to these, but you may see the transmit LED flash periodically as these are being sent. By default, the ELM327 ensures that these ‘wakeup’ or ‘idle’ messages are sent every 3 seconds, but this is adjustable with the AT SW command. The contents of the wakeup message are also user programmable with the AT WM command, if you should wish to change them. Users generally do not have to change either of the above, as the default settings work well with most systems. 34 of 94 ELM327L ELM327L DSA Elm Electronics – Circuits for the Hobbyist www.elmelectronics.com |
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