1. Supported: OBD-II (Bluetooth, WiFi, Kiwi 3 (BLE), V-Gate iCar 3 (BLE), Veepeak (BLE), Carista, Vinli); GPS-only and Demo modes. Read more at inCarDoc. 🛠 Car diagnostics Works as fault codes OBD2 scanner, reads Check Engine (MIL) state, details, related freeze frame data, finds descriptions and clears stored diagnostic trouble codes (DTC).
2. Please note that app supports only parameters and ECU's specified with OBD-II standard, that is Engine and Emission systems. ⏲ Real-time parameters Reads real-time engine and vehicle OBD2 parameters PIDs from car’s sensors: speed, rotation (rpm), coolant temperature, pressure, O2 oxygen sensors and multiple other PIDs.
3. For correct calculations you may need to enter Engine displacement (in cubic cm) and volumetric efficiency (in %, the default is 80). Avoid!!! simultaneous running of multiple OBD-II reading apps, be sure that other apps does not keeping live Bluetooth/WiFi connection via ELM327 OBD2 scanner. Warning!!!
4. 🔌 Your connected car 🚘inCarDoc Pro - best doctor for your car: Check Engine codes reader, diagnostics, scanner, monitor and logbook tool: reads real-time and stored diagnostics parameters from ECU of OBD-II compliant cars.
5. Please note that exact list of scanned OBD2 parameters depends on your car make/model/year. ⛽ Economizer: Trip Computer mode for presenting and tracking car’s fuel economy/consumption.
6. Please note, that feature available when appropriate OBD2 economy parameters (MAF or MAP+IAT+RPM) are supported in your car.
7. Allows to store and share diagnostics data when looking for a professional service/repair assistance.
8. Presents both in-drive (instant and average MPG) as well as per trip, per day and other statistics.
9. There are reports on issues when using some cheap "clones" of ELM327 (mostly marked as v2. 1)!
10. Requires ELM327 or compatible OBD scanner.
11. Available chart drawing and analog/digital widgets presentation.
1. Other obd software connects fine, so it's not the dongle.pretty good Right off the bat, if it imported the car info from the free version, that would be great.
2. but more user friendly would be awesome.👍 Brand: Honda Model: Accord Year: 2008The pro version paired with the Carista OBD2 adapter plug is worth the extra $ if you're a data nerd like me.
3. It is really cool.Overall it's in good app there's a few bugs that are annoying and a few other things but all in all I'm glad to pay for it I just wish that these bugs would get fixed like I can't put in what size engine I have which makes a big difference even though it reads it overall though it's the one I use so that tells you I like itonly odb tool that will work with my odb reader (kiwi).
4. Connection process is seamless and the amount of data it provides for my 2010 Ford Escape can be viewed in real-time for single drive cycles and recorded for multiple drive cycles.
5. I like the interface in the free version which worked fine but after I gave them money it all stopped and I can't get any help.
6. When it connects to the obd dongle it works well, collecting data from multiple modules.
7. number connects fine but one won't connect...Connecting with the Bluetooth was seamless.
8. I started comparing the differences between free and pro and really it shows you right on there website that there is not much being added with the paid app so I was just hoping that it would be more user friendly.
9. Pretty good.rating: 3.0 I first tried the free app, for a couple of days it was good.
10. Seems optimised for Bluetooth as I have serious problems connecting to my WiFi obd2 dongle.
11. Important for generating historical data that aids in baseline monitoring and diagnosing.