Subject	Just went down this route myself
Posted by	megaDan on July 15, 2024 at 9:50 AM
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In Reply To	Datascan on head unit? posted by Alan(MD) on July 13, 2024 at 02:31 AM
Message	What I've learned: -NDSI doesn't (and likely never will based on feedback from app developer) work with Android Auto -Screen mirroring can work, but not unless you've rooted your phone, or install one of the mirroring apps prior to upgrading to Android 14. -If you're dead set on having NDSI on your headunit, having an 'older' phone connected via USB OTG to your consult cable and mirroring to your headunit is probably the 'easiest' option. I built a bluetooth consult adapter so I could easily check vitals whenever I wanted on my headunit, but with the USB consult adapter having the '0' speed register issue and the lack of android auto support....I've temporarily given up on my quest.
Follow Ups	Datascan on head unit? - Alan(MD) 02:31:37 07/13/24 Not sure of any iOS apps. You might just use an Android - Polishzx 20:16:06 07/14/24 Kenwood units can mirror Android - vorpalZed 22:37:17 07/14/24 Just went down this route myself - megaDan 09:50:04 07/15/24 Re: Datascan on head unit? - RHD NOVA 13:07:51 07/15/24 OBD-2 only in 96 and later z32 cars - ZXoltan 15:33:53 07/15/24 Only 1996 US market. I believe JDM cars stayed OBD1 - Bernie (NoVA) 19:45:52 07/15/24 Correct. My ‘99 is OBD1 - Alan(MD) 15:40:35 07/19/24 What about a NUC? - Madhatter10-6 21:25:41 07/15/24 My take is that it's all pretty much a waste of time. - Bernie (NoVA) 21:39:08 07/15/24 Re: My take is that it's all pretty much a waste of time. - RHD NOVA 08:47:17 07/16/24 Re: Datascan on head unit? - VinZmax 09:00:52 07/16/24 I've been using ECU Talk too and have been happy with it. - jzack (Mn) 07:09:49 07/20/24
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