The OBD-II protocol implemented in the simulator is ISO 14230-4 KWP (fast init) and it should be automatically detected by your OBD-II application. The module uses TCP/IP network (e.g. WiFi) and it is recommended that your OBD-II device (smarthphone, table, another PC) is in the same network as the PC that runs the game.
When the application is connected to the OBD-II simulator, you should see zero Engine Codes. Navigate to Sensors and choose what parameters you want to monitor. Alternatively use Dashboard to choose form of presentation.
NOTE. OBD Auto Doctor does not support custom PIDs.
NOTE. CarDash does not support custom PIDs.
OBD-II simulator configuration
By default OBD-II simulator is not enabled. In order to use it, correct IP address has to be selected and Enabled check box has to be selected.
- You have to use IP address that is accessible from your smartphone.
- 127.0.0.1 can be used if you run the OBD-II application on the same PC as your game.
- 0.0.0.0 can be used if you want to enable listening on all network interfaces that are available on your PC (not recommended).
Parameter IDs
OBD-II uses special codes (PID) to request data from a vehicle. There is a set of standard OBD-II PIDs and each car manufacturer can introduce vendor specific PIDs. The OBD-II simulator supports following standard PIDs:- Supported PIDs 0x1 – 0x20 (0x00)
- Monitor Status (0x01)
- Freeze DTC (0x02)
- Calculated Load (0x04)
- ECT (0x05)
- MAF (0x10)
- MAP (0x0B)
- RPM (0x0C)
- Vehicle Speed (0x0D)
- IAT (0x0F)
- TPS (0x11)
- OBD (0x1C)
- Supported PIDs 0x21 – 0x40 (0x20)
- Fuel Level (0x2F)
- BAR (0x33)
- Supported PIDs 0x41 – 0x60 (0x40)
- Control Module Voltage (0x42)
- Oil Temperature (0x5C)
- Supported PIDs 0x61 – 0x80 (0x60)
- Supported PIDs 0x81 – 0xA0 (0x80)
- Supported PIDs 0xA1 – 0xC0 (0xA0)
- Supported PIDs 0xC1 – 0xE0 (0xC0)

Smartphone applications
The OBD-II simulator should work with any OBD-II applications that supports ELM327, ISO 14230-4 KWP protocol and TPC/IP network (e.g WiFi) as connection type. The simulator has been tested with following applications:- Torque Pro (Android)
- DashCommander (Android)
- CarDash (Windows Phone)
- OBD Auto Doctor (Windows Phone)
OBD Auto Doctor (Windows Phone)
Start the program, go to Settings, configure WiFi, go back to Summary view and click Connect.


CarDash (Windows Phone)
Start the application, click Connection type icon, choose WiFi, enter IP address and after connection is established, configure your dashboard.