Patrick Felstead

Yes this would be fantastic. I use: Z1 Easy Z2 Aerobic Z3 Tempo Z4 VO2 max Z5 Anaerobic Thanks!

I look at the examples, and also delve into the library code headers. There are some API docs here, but I'm not sure if they're in sync with the M5Unified...

For point (2), assuming you're using bluetooth classic (not BLE), Specifying your ELM's bluetooth MAC address instead of advertised name (e.g. "OBDII") significantly reduces connection time. When you specify the...

Your mac address needs to be in an array, have a look at this example in the espressif bluetooth classic library https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/blob/master/libraries/BluetoothSerial/examples/SerialToSerialBTM/SerialToSerialBTM.ino Essentially ```c++ uint8_t address[6] = {0xAA, 0xBB, 0xCC,...

I'm in a similar situation except my internet is very slow. The script downloads part of the Hassio file, but always stalls after about 1mb. For some reason, I can...

The script is still freezing after about 1 to 2MB. @whiskerz007 are you able to help please?

Thanks @whiskerz007 I'll see if I can figure it out

you'll have to code it yourself. Just copy one of the other PID functions, and replace the PID with 166. Something like this (I've not tested it): ```c++ uint8_t ELM327::odometer()...

I wouldn't worry about the `uint32_t supportedPIDs_161_192()`, it's not needed, for the moment, lets just assume your vehicle supports reporting of odometer. Also you've referenced `ODOMETER` when it hasn't been...

try turning debug on to see what your vehicle is reporting - this will be independent of your Nextion display. have a look at the multiple PIDs example for how...