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[modzer321]

hi i was wondering if anyone needing help with there development atm im thinking of creating a tool to be able to use obdx pro vt with tech2win

[kur4o]

Good luck.

You need to make a j2534 dll to communicate with tech2win,and than translate the output of dll to obdxpro. The J protocol is also non standard used by tech2win.

[antus]

The protocol is standard, just not the most common J2534. Its ISO 22900-2 D-PDU. https://www.iso.org/standard/41276.html (first 10 pages preview) https://www.sis.se/api/document/preview/69232/

[modzer321]

yer i have to pay for that was hoping someone would share also the first link isnt in english

[MudDuck514]

Tech2Win uses the ISO 22900-2 Diagnostic-Protocol Data Unit (D-PDU) API and RP1210 API.

Tazzi is still (?) working on the J2534 support.

[Tazzi]

Tech2Win uses the ISO 22900-2 Diagnostic-Protocol Data Unit (D-PDU) API and RP1210 API.

Tazzi is still (?) working on the J2534 support.

The J2534 side I am, I have been bogged down with OBDX development along with helping implementation of future support for E38 and newer ecus into lsdroid

I have the J2534 dll 99% completed. It does recognise with J2534 application including pcmhammer, GM ACDELCO, GDS2 ect. I still have a few commands that the dealer software are calling to which I have not added yet, but appears to be at least doing all the 'major' commands.

The D-PDU is similar to that of J2534 where there is a standardized command set. Difference being there is different commands and requirements for returned data.

[modzer321]

Ok so no point working on will you be releasing this any time soon or do you need help with it

[Tazzi]

Ok so no point working on will you be releasing this any time soon or do you need help with it

I am not working on the D-PDU api.
Only the J2534, but this is closed source so its coding is not available to the public.

[modzer321]

are you going to release what you made or no

[Tazzi]

are you going to release what you made or no

Oh course, otherwise there would be no point making it