Best PDA scan software?
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Launching!
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From: Round Rock Texas
Best PDA scan software? Are there any scan softwares that will work with the latest PDA's? I did use the search function but most threads are a little old. It also seems that new problems started to pop up when the PDA's started to use USB vs Serial. I really do not care about tuning as much as scanning.
Thanks
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Launching!
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From: Round Rock Texas
Originally Posted by nuzee
Did you do a search for LS1M? I have one and it does everything that I need. There are other functions that I don't use too. Oh yeah, very reasonably priced too.
Originally Posted by Round Rock TA
Yes I have. But am I correct in saying that you have to use their PDA. I really wanted something that would work on one of the newer 600+ mhz PDA's. Thanks
You can use the Ease scanning software on a Palm or Pocket PC based PDA. the links below show which models are supported.
http://www.obd2.com/palm/data/palm_req.htm#Sony%20CLIE
http://www.obd2.com/win_ce/data/win_ce.htm
It is a full function software, the sites also give you more info on what they log.
http://www.obd2.com/palm/data/palm_req.htm#Sony%20CLIE
http://www.obd2.com/win_ce/data/win_ce.htm
It is a full function software, the sites also give you more info on what they log.
Teching In
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I was looking at getting the nology pda dyno from nology.com. It has scanning, hp and torque, and appears to read more sensors than the ls1m and works on any 96 and newer. Also it works with your palm not theirs. Let me know what you think, because I am looking too.
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[QUOTE=Round Rock TA But am I correct in saying that you have to use their PDA.[/QUOTE]
In a word, no. I am using my own PDAs with LS1M. I think the only restriction is that it needs to be a Dragonball processor instead if the newer Arm or whatever, and certainly not WinCE devices (but then they aren't really PDAs
).
In a word, no. I am using my own PDAs with LS1M. I think the only restriction is that it needs to be a Dragonball processor instead if the newer Arm or whatever, and certainly not WinCE devices (but then they aren't really PDAs
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Originally Posted by Round Rock TA
Yes I have. But am I correct in saying that you have to use their PDA. I really wanted something that would work on one of the newer 600+ mhz PDA's. Thanks