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What is an OBD PID Calculator? OnBoard Diagnostics (OBD) implementation varies from vehicle to vehicle and from manufacturer to manufacturer and even within a specific model from year-to-year. EMIS requires
that certain OBD codes be present in order to safely engage and transparently power the electric motor that is used.
This calculator can be used to determine whether a particular vehicle provides suitable responses needed by EMIS ™. In order to use this calculator you need an OBD scanner device (i.e. Obd2AllInOne) that can display the available PID Codes from OBD. You can normally determine the PID code by issuing the command "0100" to OBD. It will respond with . The character pairs following the echo of the "00" indicate the recognized PIDs for the vehicle. There are normally three mode codes that can be detected, so you will need to log the response to the first request, then issue a "0200" and a "0300" command and also log their results. These hex codes can then be input to the PID converter in order to help us determine what options are available for EMIS to use.
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