Thanks for that. Do you have any idea how you insert them into the torque pro app? Even a link to a decent tutorial would be helpful.The ZS EV OVMS development guys have published this document with information about the ZS EV's PIDS:
MG ZS EV OBD PID Reverse Engineering
Hi Sorry. No I had no luck withHi CDR,
Did you have any joy with this in the end? I'm looking to do the same thing.
Cheers.
Wow, thats great work. Are these available as a download file?I've never worked with Torque or OBD-II PIDs previously so it took a bit of fiddling but I've now got a set of PIDs for Torque Pro which work with my MG ZS EV saved at:
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peternixon/MG-EV-OBD-PID
PID file for MG EV suitable for use with Torque Pro - peternixon/MG-EV-OBD-PIDgithub.com
This would not have been possible without the excellent reverse engineering work done by the OVMS community.
Great work! Just uploaded those extended PIDs of yours to Torque Pro and most seem to work. However, when you try to create Virtual PIDs that add or subtract two of your extended PIDs I've discovered they don't work because the equation editor doesn't like your filenames with the leading dots. I wanted to subtract the Cell Min Volts from the Cell Max Volts value to show the Balance Error, I got it to work after creating two new PIDs with simple filenames eg ezs_cellmaxvI've never worked with Torque or OBD-II PIDs previously so it took a bit of fiddling but I've now got a set of PIDs for Torque Pro which work with my MG ZS EV saved at:
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peternixon/MG-EV-OBD-PID
PID file for MG EV suitable for use with Torque Pro - peternixon/MG-EV-OBD-PIDgithub.com
This would not have been possible without the excellent reverse engineering work done by the OVMS community.
Hi @Vince31Great work! Just uploaded those extended PIDs of yours to Torque Pro and most seem to work. However, when you try to create Virtual PIDs that add or subtract two of your extended PIDs I've discovered they don't work because the equation editor doesn't like your filenames with the leading dots. I wanted to subtract the Cell Min Volts from the Cell Max Volts value to show the Balance Error, I got it to work after creating two new PIDs with simple filenames eg ezs_cellmaxv
@Fluffykins if you have a MG5 can you please try the file for the ZS EV and let me know which PIDs work?How similar would the PID file be, for the MG5?
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nice one, thanksI've never worked with Torque or OBD-II PIDs previously so it took a bit of fiddling but I've now got a set of PIDs for Torque Pro which work with my MG ZS EV saved at:
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peternixon/MG-EV-OBD-PID
PID file for MG EV suitable for use with Torque Pro - peternixon/MG-EV-OBD-PIDgithub.com
This would not have been possible without the excellent reverse engineering work done by the OVMS community.