I am curious if you had done any modifications to the Dashboard to include new sensors? I am not very familiar with DashCommand but I am familiar with the concept. I use Torque for Android. There is a way to add your own PIDs but having difficulty figuring some things out.
Kris
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It just uses the standard ODB2s that are exposed (not the Honda specific ones), although DashCommand does have a bunch of calculated PIDs that work well (assuming they are based on the ODB2 pids).
I agree - there are a couple of extra bits like engine load, coolant temp (good if you're doing grill blocking or similar) and I think it exposes air/fuel and egr stats, stuff like that.
I have one of those bluetooth elm odb2 readers from ebay and have tired both dash command and torque. I had the demos and it did not give the afr. I wanted to see if the engine always ran lean or if under light load where the mpg peaks if it was some form of lean burn.
Other than the afr, the cvt ratio or temp is something Id like to watch, but mainly the afr, air to fuel ratio for signs of lean burn.
No joy with the cvt temp pid or ratio not sure they are in the supported pid list, but I can put the AFR on... Would commanded (hovers around 14/15 in normal driving and leans to 29 when running on ev with fuel cut), the lambda values (1 is normal stoichiometry ... Less than is rich and greater than is lean) or both be best?
Added fuel mix to dash... Have a Play and let me know what you think. It gives a green bar when mix is lean (lambda 1-2) or yellow when rich (lambda 1-0). Interested if there is a sort of lean mode other than ev only.