PID for Hybrid

[JediNut]

@Snakebitten shared his dashboards before, but there were some issues with the PIDs getting mixed up. There have been some updates to the app since then, so any chance we could use this thread to exchange dashboards? (I *totally* understand if y'all don't want to publicly upload your dashboards for fear of having to "support" them once they are out in the wild.)

It's just a thought.

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[Snakebitten]

I have absolutely no problem sharing my dashboard.
I know how much time was spent dolling up the standard gauges. And I purposely used spacing and color contrasts to help me discern quickly.

If you import my dashboard, you might have to tweak the spacing and the mapping anyways, although some percentage of folks reported it all mapped fine.

Anyways, I'll edit this post later with an attachment that will look like a pdf file. But once you download it you would need to change the file extension to the native OBDLink file extension. I think it's ".stg"

 

[JediNut]

I have absolutely no problem sharing my dashboard.
I know how much time was spent dolling up the standard gauges. And I purposely used spacing and color contrasts to help me discern quickly.

If you import my dashboard, you might have to tweak the spacing and the mapping anyways, although some percentage of folks reported it all mapped fine.

Anyways, I'll edit this post later with an attachment that will look like a pdf file. But once you download it you would need to change the file extension to the native OBDLink file extension. I think it's ".stg"

Yeah... I know it acted weird when I imported your last one. I am hoping that the app updates will help with that. I think we had a little issue with the alignment of the gauges going from Android (you) to iPhone (me). But... I know you put a TON of time into laying it all out because I tried doing just a few gauges and the OCD part of me just couldn't get them aligned as nicely as you did!

Thanks!

 

[PB2021]

Lol
You rang?

This is the current 8 gauge section of my main OBDLink dashboard. (It takes up the bottom half of the screen real estate. The top half is Ecoboost ICE gauges) :

The PID mapping is explained in this post:

https://www.f150gen14.com/forum/threads/obdlink-mx-is-on-sale-today.13217/post-340315

Snakebitten are you able to share this latest version of your gauge setup.

 

[Snakebitten]

Snakebitten are you able to share this latest version of your gauge setup.

Sure thing.
Remember to change the file extension to stg before importing. (this is NOT a pdf file)
And put a checkmark in "user defined pids" if you want the OAR PID

 

[PB2021]

Sure thing.
Remember to change the file extension to stg before importing. (this is NOT a pdf file)
And put a checkmark in "user defined pids" if you want the OAR PID

Great thanks so much!

 

[Snakebitten]

My pleasure.

From reports, some imports come off with nary a hitch. Maybe a bit of crowding due to differences in screen resolution.

But others will lose the PID mapping. That's why I listed the pid mapping in the other thread.

Hope it goes smooth enough for you

 

[oneinch]

Is this what you want to know?

 

[Snakebitten]

Hey @oneinch

You happen to have a working oil pressure pid for the Ecoboost?

And if you do, you have the properties for it like you do for the SOC pid?

Nice dashboard!

 

[oneinch]

...oil pressure pid...

To my knowledge the F150 doesn't read the actual oil pressure in the engine. It just checks if a minimum pressure is obtained. Yes? No idiot light, all is good. No? Idiot light, shut 'er down. I could be wrong. I have never found a PID for real time oil pressure. I wish.

 

[Snakebitten]

The Ngauge (HPTuners) and Forscan both have the oil pressure Pid for the Gen2 3.5 Ecoboost. And the Raptor has it native to the instrument panel.
But the PID is incredibly elusive.

Here's my Ngauge showing oil pressure

And the Raptor IPC

 

[JediNut]

Sure thing.
Remember to change the file extension to stg before importing. (this is NOT a pdf file)
And put a checkmark in "user defined pids" if you want the OAR PID

Dang... same thing as last time.

Alignment off on things and some of the gauges didn't keep the same PIDs. It looks kind of like all the Ford PIDs were remapped to MPH.

In any case... it's a MUCH better starting point than a blank screen. Since Bruce took the time to post how all the guages are mapped, I should be able to fix the mappings pretty quickly.

Here's the way it imported to my iPhone 14.... I was really hoping the updates to the app had fixed the problem.

 

[JediNut]

I can confirm that the PIDs that reverted to Vehicle Speed are all the "Ford PIDs". Even though I have the Ford, Lincoln, Mercury add-ons. I looked at the dashboard files (the STG is just a zip file and the dashboards are XMLs), and it doesn't look like there are any duplicates in Bruce's files, so it must happen on the import.

Anyway, I only had to remap a few PIDs, and I adjusted the gauges to fit my iPhone 14 a little better.

One thing that I notices was Bruce's Battery age in the lower corner is in Days... where the battery age PID I found was in Months.

Thanks Bruce! (AKA @Snakebitten)

 

[Snakebitten]

You are very welcome.
I owe more to the collective of the forum than I can find a way to give.

 

[JediNut]

Interesting little tidbit... I was stopped at a traffic light today and looked over at my Snakebit Dashboard and noticed a little discrepancy... (I had some extra room at the bottom, so I added "GPS Speed")....

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