Fiat Ducato 250 (2009) #402
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@danderik88 can you please provide more information on what's going wrong? Is the scan failing or not returning? Please update to the latest firmware version |
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Hi. Using auto PIDs I wasn’t able to connect to any of the standard PIDs. In the ‘Monitor’ section and also in SavvyCAN I can see CAN messages at 50 kbps, and I noticed some changes when performing actions (RPM, speed, door open/close). In the CarScanner Pro app, I can connect to the ELM but not to the ECM. I also tested it on a 2020!Fiat Daily and everything works fine there. |
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@danderik88 btw for the CAN messages on 50K you can setup a filter to calculate the values and send them over MQTT. |
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Thank you very much! That was actually my next step, but I have no experience with this and I couldn’t find a good guide on the topic. Do you know of any tutorial or documentation you could recommend? Thanks again and best regards. |
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@danderik88 have a look at the documentation. You'll need to find which frame hold what data, this is very specific to your car. Or you need to track which bytes are changing and figure out what they mean. https://meatpihq.github.io/wican-fw/mqtt/usage#_4-can-to-json-interpreter-filtering |
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Hi. Thank you! I will try this way. Best regards |
Hi! I’m trying to get data from my 2009 Fiat Ducato 250 camper (2.3 MJT).
I followed the SmartyVan guide and tried using CarScanner, but I can’t connect to the ECU or read any data.
I’m using a WiCAN device and connecting to the OBD port, but I’m not sure if I’m using the correct settings (CAN speed, protocol, etc.).
Is there a known working configuration or example for this vehicle?
Any help would be appreciated—I’m quite new to CAN and diagnostics. Thanks in advance!
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