Collin Kidder

Lastly, if you've already modified things elsewhere in the code and don't want to overwrite all your changes, then try grabbing just adafruitBLE.cpp and adafruitBLE.h from the DEV branch. Those...

Here's my copy of the GEVCU6 code though it ought to be the same as the GITHub version: www.savvycan.com/GEVCU6.zip And, you already have the AdafruitBLE library I'm using. Between those...

It causes the serial port to disconnect? That shouldn't happen. I run it like that with the super verbose logging and it works fine. You kind of want all that...

Well, it's certainly getting complicated. It's never fun when it works on my end and not yours. Let's try this. Download this: www.savvycan.com/GEVCU6_Flasher.zip I just compiled that version of GEVCU6...

Unfortunately it all points to some sort of hardware issue. It very well could be the GEVCU itself. You're now running the exact same binary I am and it works...

Well, GEVCU shouldn't require even an amp on the 12V input. You can power it directly from USB but it might get a little bit too much with the BLE...

Well, it's strange that you could have gotten 2 bad modules in a row. But, good that you got it mostly working. Now, the ELM327 emulation I think was done...

Hmm, I didn't know Torque was starting to support BLE. Perhaps that would be an approach. I'll have to look into it. The ELM327 stuff is brought over from previous...

I assume you're compiling it yourself? If so, try the binary updater from EVTV: http://media3.ev-tv.me/GEVCUupdate6.zip and see if that works. Also, you might try the "DEV" branch of GEVCU6. I...

The DEV branch is here on github: https://github.com/collin80/GEVCU6/tree/DEV Or, if you're using command line GIT you can do this: "git checkout DEV" But, the binary EVTV has really ought to...