How To Activate Android Auto On R-Link Using DDT4ALL
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2021
- Download DDT4ALL here:
mega.nz/file/rJtUwRpJ#zXQ2li2...
You will need these 2 items:
Any OBD 2 reader and a OBD splitter cable:
The reader I use is a wifi one that I bought from Amazon.
iLC OBD2 OBD Wireless Car Code Reader Scan Tool - www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B...
AND
bbfly-B6 OBD II OBD2 16 Pin Splitter Extension 1 x Male and 2 x Female Extension Cable Adapter (1FT/30CM) - www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B...
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Hi mate, i've done all mods to cable as you advised, but found that cars obd port was slightly damaged - loose pins. Once I've plugged the splitter in, couple just slide off. now I have no clue which were where underneath. Any chance you could look under the port and send me a pic of it? mine is the same RS 220 model as yours. Couldn't find correct diagram online :( I am happy to pay..
With the splitter cable what needs modifying? the pin layouts?
Thanks for the video - does this also work for installing Apple CarPlay?
do you have a good Tutorial for the spliter, becuse have problems with the spliter
Did you use modified obd 2 way splitter for pin 6 and 14?
i've a problem,... the mod is ok and i watch correctly androin auto on settings in my twingo III 2015 on r link evo ,but when i connect an android device nothing appened
Is there anyway to get apple car play on rlink 1 (assuming this is the one you have) I already have Android auto
Which version of DDT4ALL is linked above?
Also do I need a DDT2000 database?
It’s work!!! Now it’s possible to install an android unit like ai box or any way for CarPlay?
What modification needs to be done on the cable?
which version of the software you have in the navigation?
cool its working very good
Hello friend, can you help me with this? I'm stressed about this situation! I'm from Portugal, I have a Clio IV 2017 diesel, tomtom version. I bought an OBD2 ELM327 on the TEMU website and a bbfly-A15 OBD II OBD2 Splitter Extension 16 Pin Extension Cable Adapter (30CM/1FT) on Amazon Spain. I use DDT4ALL and the MDF 4.6 version never appears. The MDF 5.2 version always appears and when I try to activate Android Auto, even when I ask it to write to the ECU it appears NO DATA. From what I understand, it seems that I have to buy a new OBD2, but it has this PIC18f25k80. I had more confidence looking on Amazon, but I can only find it in Belgium, Germany and England, but they don't ship to Portugal. Can you guide me with this please?
Does it work on capture 2017 dinamiqe S model?
Why do you need a splitter cable?
Is possible to buy this modified obd?
Hi! I have two quick questions:
In many tutorials mention you have to click on "Hard Reset" after you click on "Write ECU Config"... Is it necessary?
What about the database? is it not necessary to download it?
Thanks in advance bro
Not necessary to download a database no. Everything you need is already loaded on the R-Link we are just activating a feature. A hard reset is the equivalent to pressing the home button 5 times, not necessary but it reduces the chance of bugging out the system :)
Activated Android auto succesfully today on my 2013 renault clio rs 200.
The adapter - iLC OBD2 OBD Wireless Car Code Reader Scan Tool did not work so i had to return it, it just woudn't connec to ddt4all
I ordered DollaTek V1.5 bluetooth WIFI Scanner Auto OBDII Diagnostic Tool Code Reader PIC18F25K80 Chip, it connected first try and few minutes later I had activated android auto succesfully and everything works. Modifying bbfly-B6 OBD II OBD2 cable was also pretty easy. Thanks for the tutorial
Where can I find where to modify cable? Thanks!!
Wish I read this before, I returned the Bluetooth version and now the WiFi. Just ordered the one you said works 🤞
Te funciono?
hi, may I know will it work on Renault Kadjar. Many thanks
You have a video of how you did it?
Can you do carplay?
Hello, can you tell me why we need the splitter cable? The obd reader only won’t write on ecu? Thanks
Hi, the splitter cable is used to connect to the R-Link system as we don’t need to configure the ecu. After changing settings on R-Link it does not get written on the ecu
@@JordanYalcin Thank you for your video! I'm trying to achieve the same in my Renault Trafic. However, I read in Amazon comments for other ODB2 that they could connect DDT4ALL without any splitter cable. Is this 100% necessary?
Boils my piss why Renault didn't incorporate this anyway!!! I guess money grabbing for subscriptions.
I bought the same WiFi OBD adaptor that you are using (sticker says model V03H2) to enable AA on a Clio IV but cannot get a connection to ddt4all. Do you have any tips? Thanks
Yes, firstly plug-in the OBD adaptor into the car and on your laptop search for a wifi connection. Once connected the lights on the OBD should change
@@JordanYalcin Thanks. However, I am able to connect to the adaptor via WiFi from both a Windows laptop and from my Android phone. I also then seem to be able to get a working connection on my phone to the Torque app. But when trying to start connected mode in ddt4all it tells me that there is no ELM device detected. I tried both with and without the modified OBD extension and get the same result either way. So far as I can tell, the default IP and port seem to be correct for the device. Does the model number above match your adaptor?
@@JordanYalcin So I have tried again today so that I can pay attention to the status of the lights. When I plug the adaptor into the OBD port it cycles through all the coloured lights, but leaves just the red light lit. When I connect to the WiFi_OBDII network no other lights come on and just the red remains. This is the same whether plugged in directly or via the modified extension cable and whether it is my laptop or phone connected. The only time I see other lights come on its when connected to my phone and connecting the Torque app. I.e. only when there is some connection activity. Interestingly, today I wasn't getting the "no elm... detected..." message, which makes me wonder if the WiFi connection has dropped last time. The WiFi connection was definitely still there today and it was just hanging with the "trying to open port..." command line message. So it seems that the ddt4all Python script is not managing to talk to the adaptor at all. This is really frustrating. I am considering spending lots of £ on an OBDLINK-SX cable, but would be really pissed if that doesn't work because it is somehow a software or configuration issue. ☹️
Edit: I am using a laptop that I borrowed from work, and am now just wondering if it might be blocked by firewall settings. ddt4all isn't actually an executable so I cannot add it as an allowed app. So what would i need to do to allow the required connections through?
@@SilentBob74 did you find a solution? I have the same problem :/
@@robertbogdan756 Not yet. I have now borrowed an old laptop from a friend that will not have any corporate policies on there at all. So I need to get everything setup on there before I can try again. If that wields better results then I will post here.
Arę some working links after year?
Can i buy the cable without modifying pins? any links for ourchasing? Thx
purchasing
Not that I know of no
When I do the CAN scanning at the start it takes about 30 mins and when completed there's no green text or MFD, any ideas why?
Make sure the car is on or the ignition is on
@@JordanYalcin Thanks for the tips. Narrowed down the issue to the OBD2 scanner. New one did the trick as you described. Hope to see a few more features to activate.
@@JordanYalcin Hi, sorry, please answer my queries too! I messaged you on Instagram but your not receiving messages?
Salve il tuo video e perfetto so che bisogna fare una modifica ho un obd2 WiFi i pin da invertire bisogna scollecarli oppure fare un ponte dal 6al 13 e il 12 al 14? Grazie mille in anticipo
Io ce l’ho fatta su twingo 2016, ma anche se in impostazioni ho Android auto non mi legge nessun telefono Android che ho provato a collegare.
None of the links work 😞
Getting the modified OBD cable kinda is the hardest part
Have you managed to track one down?
Indeed. I tried to modify one, and it ended up not working.
I ended up replacing the R-Link HU with an Android headunit instead!
@@KieranPower I managed to find someone on a craigslist equivalent who offered to perform the procedure for a small fee
Where can I get software from please?
Download link is in the description
very bad explications