Displaying car telemetry using OBD-II scanner
Today we will show you how OBD-II data from a car can be displayed on the HUD instead of using the phone screen: Step 1. Get an OBD-II Bluetooth scanner that supports ELM327 and connect it to your car. You can find them on Amazon. For example, this one will do: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0836LP1VD Step 2. Launch HUDWAY Drive app and enable automatic connection to OBD-II Step 3. Set up which widgets will be displayed on the HUD. When you connect the OBD-II scanner, extra widgets will appear: RPM, instant and average fuel consumption, oil temperature, coolant temperature, battery voltage, and fuel level. By default, HUDWAY Drive app uses your phone sensors to define the speed. When the OBD-II scanner is connected, the app takes the speed data from your car. The next time, OBD-II will connect automatically every time you start your car. You can learn more here: https://hudway.co/drive?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=obdii_9516SZe82Y8
Today we will show you how OBD-II data from a car can be displayed on the HUD instead of using the phone screen: Step 1. Get an OBD-II Bluetooth scanner that supports ELM327 and connect it to your car. You can find them on Amazon. For example, this one will do: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0836LP1VD Step 2. Launch HUDWAY Drive app and enable automatic connection to OBD-II Step 3. Set up which widgets will be displayed on the HUD. When you connect the OBD-II scanner, extra widgets will appear: RPM, instant and average fuel consumption, oil temperature, coolant temperature, battery voltage, and fuel level. By default, HUDWAY Drive app uses your phone sensors to define the speed. When the OBD-II scanner is connected, the app takes the speed data from your car. The next time, OBD-II will connect automatically every time you start your car. You can learn more here: https://hudway.co/drive?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=obdii_9516SZe82Y8