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Connectivity | Bluetooth |
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Compatibility | OBD-II compliant vehicles |
Operating Voltage | 8-18V DC |
Wireless Range | Up to 10 meters |
Operating Systems | Android, Windows |
Weight | 1.2 oz |
Protocols | J1850 PWM, J1850 VPW, ISO9141-2, ISO14230-4 (KWP2000), ISO15765-4 (CAN) |
Security | Encryption for secure connections |
Operating Temperature | -4°F to 131°F (-20°C to 55°C) |
Power Source | Vehicle OBD-II port |
Certifications | FCC, CE |
Provides QR code and URL for downloading the OBDLink application on an Android device.
Guidance on finding the diagnostic link connector (DLC), typically under the dashboard on the driver's side.
Instructions to turn the ignition to 'Key On, Engine Off' and expected LED indicators.
Steps to access device settings and enable the Bluetooth functionality.
Instructions to begin the pairing process by selecting the 'Pair with a device' option.
Pressing the 'Connect' button on the MX device and observing the 'BT' LED for fast blinking.
Warning advising completion of subsequent steps within a 2-minute window to maintain connection.
Waiting for 'OBDLink MX' to appear in the device's available list or initiating a scan.
Tapping on 'OBDLink MX' from the list of available devices to begin the pairing process.
Confirming the Bluetooth pairing request via the dialog box by tapping 'OK'.
Confirmation that 'OBDLink MX' is now listed as 'Paired' in the device's Bluetooth settings.
Opening the OBDLink application and tapping the 'Connect' button to establish communication.
Selecting 'Bluetooth' as the communication method within the OBDLink app settings.
Choosing 'OBDLink MX' from the list of available Bluetooth devices within the app.
Noting the solid 'BT' LED and instruction to tap 'Diagnostics' to begin a scan.