Index (continued)
M
Maximum Ratings, Absolute, 6
Messages and Filtering, CAN, 40-41
Messages, Error, 79-80
Message Formats, OBD, 33-34
Microprocessor Interfaces, 73
Modifications for Low Power, 70
Monitoring the Bus, 42
Multiline Responses, 38-39
Multiple PID Requests, 39
N
NMEA 2000, 54
NO DATA, 80
Number of Responses,
J1939, 51
OBDII 29, 47
O
OBD Commands, 27
OBD Message Formats, 33-34
Order, Restoring, 44
Ordering Information, 81
Outline Diagrams, 81
Overview, 8
P
Periodic (Wakeup) messages, 55
PID Requests, Multiple, 39
Pin Descriptions, 4-6
Pin 28, resetting Prog Parameters, 65
Power Control,
Description, 61-63
Modifications, 70
Programmable Parameters,
general, 64-65
reset with pin 28, 65
Summary, 65-69
types, 65
Protocols, Selecting, 32-33
Q
Quick Guide for Reading Trouble Codes, 31
R
Reading the Battery Voltage, 26
Reading Trouble Codes, Quick Guide for, 31
Resetting,
Prog Parameters, 65
Trouble Codes, 31
Responses, Multiline, 38-39
Restoring Order, 44
RS232 Baud Rates, Using Higher, 45-46
RX ERROR, 80
S
Selecting Protocols, 32-33
Setting the ID Bits (Headers), 35-36
Setting Timeouts (AT & ST commands), 47
Specify the Number of Responses, 29, 47, 51
STOPPED, 80
Summary,
AT Commands, 10-11
Programmable Parameters, 65-69
T
Talking to the Vehicle, 28-29
Timeouts (AT & ST commands), 47
Trouble Codes,
Interpreting, 30
Resetting, 31
U
UNABLE TO CONNECT, 80
Unused pins, 6
Using J1939, 50-53
Using CAN Extended Addresses, 57
Using Higher RS232 Baud Rates, 45-46
V
Voltage, Reading the Battery, 26
W
Periodic (Wakeup) Messages, 55
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