PID for Hybrid

[Spiffy]

Snakebitten you had a shot of your dash. The drivers display while in Bluecruse is that distinctive blue. On the center stack screen your nav screen is also that blue. Mine is just normal. How did you get ,NAV to have a blue hue?

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[Snakebitten]

The Nav is native Sync4 in night mode (not Google or Android Auto)

Instrument panel is Normal mode, but Bluecruise (which IS a unique hue when it engages)

OBDLink blue is me messing with "Style" tool in the app to match the Ford Normal Mode gauge blue

I tinker endlessly.

 

[marekjk]

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

Thank you so much for uploading this! Looks awesome and only required minor tweaking to look great on my iPhone!

 

[JediNut]

Thank you so much for uploading this! Looks awesome and only required minor tweaking to look great on my iPhone!

Interesting… did the guages at the bottom switch to “Vehicle Speed” or were they set to the correct Ford PIDs when you imported them?

 

[marekjk]

Interesting… did the guages at the bottom switch to “Vehicle Speed” or were they set to the correct Ford PIDs when you imported them?

Everything is correct in terms of information displayed. Just had to play around with formatting of a few of the gauges.

 

[JediNut]

Everything is correct in terms of information displayed. Just had to play around with formatting of a few of the gauges.

I wonder why mine unmapped all of the Ford PIDs. That's so strange.

I tweaked the display a little too for my iPhone; I think it's smaller than Bruce's Android. (Or at least a different resolution.)

 

[marekjk]

I wonder why mine unmapped all of the Ford PIDs. That's so strange.

I tweaked the display a little too for my iPhone; I think it's smaller than Bruce's Android. (Or at least a different resolution.)

I did edit my F-150 in the vehicle editor from a 2023 (what my truck actually is) to a 2022 so it maps correctly as the ODBlink folks don’t even have 2023 Enhanced ODB add ons listed. Maybe you need to trick your app too?

 

[Snakebitten]

I did edit my F-150 in the vehicle editor from a 2023 (what my truck actually is) to a 2022 so it maps correctly as the ODBlink folks don’t even have 2023 Enhanced ODB add ons listed. Maybe you need to trick your app too?

While I don't know why some experience a mostly successful import and others don't, most of the time spent on the dashboard was in Style work, and fortunately that seems to import for most.

And with the PID mapping information, it takes just a little bit of work to get the gauges up and running as intended.

But I bet you are correct regarding the vehicle editing. It probably helps the app to consider the import file an apples/apples import?

Looking forward to OBDLink developers to get 2023 trucks added.

 

[Bmardis]

I ran across this thread and I am wanting this dashboard thingy.

The Nav is native Sync4 in night mode (not Google or Android Auto)

Instrument panel is Normal mode, but Bluecruise (which IS a unique hue when it engages)

OBDLink blue is me messing with "Style" tool in the app to match the Ford Normal Mode gauge blue

I tinker endlessly.

I ran across this thread and I want this dashboard thingy but I have no idea how to get it. Help please

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