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hello, and my first post so I greet you all. I just got my new Dudu7 I have an ODBII that is seen as a bluetooth device but is not associated.
hello, and my first post so I greet you all. I just got my new Dudu7 I have an ODBII that is seen as a bluetooth device but is not associated.
Привяжите устройство к системе. Потом в настройках - внешние устройства - обд, выберите не elm327 а сопряжённые с системой.
thanks for the answer, but the system does not connect it. the password of the device is 1234 so from menu dudu does not connect, if I put the password in the android menu the same remains on the devices to be associated.
I have the exact same ELM 327 on DUDU OS on my 7862 (dudu7 has not arrived yet), and I have the exact same issue.
The elm is displayed but the system simply does not connect to it. Not via the system and neither via the bluetooth coupling directly in the obd screen.
I have the same issue on my dudu7. When trying to connect I'm not asked for a password and is prompted with the message that the password is usually "0000" and if not go to the settings on your phone.
It seems like DUDUOS should allow for connect with user input for password of device you are trying to connect to.
They really have to work on that problem.
I'm here trying to find the same answers. When I go to the system bluetooth settings, it sees the OBD reader, but as above, just says to type in 0000 for the pin. But it never actually asks for a pin anywhere, so doesn't connect.
That's not how it works, Settings/External Devices/OBD/Select your OBD model and just search for a Bluetooth connection for the OBD.
Or you can use your OBD's own app to search and connect!