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26 July 2011
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goPoint Technology GL1 ODB-II for iOS

GL1 iOS ODB-II Diagnostic

Found a great product called the GL1 ODB cable that connects to an iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad AND to your car’s ODB-II port.

Mainly, it’s a cable that fits into that little port under most cars since the later 90′s.

There are a few apps that will run with the cable:

Or, you can download the open source Objective-C programming library for iOS from Michael Gile on github: https://github.com/FuzzyLuke/OBD2Kit and collect and use the data coming in from the cable who started-up FuzzyLuke.

More information and example for the ODB2Kit on Michael’s website: OBD2Kit – Open source automotive diagnostics library for iOS

 



 

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