DashLink 2

Nécessité d’acheter le module AutoMeter a 150$ pour fonctionner avec car ne trouve pas les elm327 ou autre lecteur OBD classique! Sinon c’est la copie conforme de DashCommander en gratuit, mais au final mieux vaux acheter un elm327 et DashCommander ça revient moins chère !

DashCommand is a great app. It has so many uses and its ability to change the dash screens per vehicle was awesome. Why y’all dropped support and stopped developing, This app is beyond me. There’s money to made here.

Constantly drops bluetooth. IOS app won’t accept inputs using advanced settings (ie: default engine displacement is 3.0L, I input 5.7L and it instantly goes back to 3.0L). Useless. Cannot correct for speedometer, shifting points, DC, or provide proper fuel consumption data. I get better data out of the onboard display. Just a toy for poor resolution gauges. If you’re serious about your vehicles data and logging. . . look elsewhere. I want my money and time back.

Doesn’t connect doesn’t offer settings. It’s like it doesn’t seem to have any way to choose WiFi or Bluetooth . It seems like it may only work with a cable. But I wouldn’t spend any money chasing this dragon. Thinkcar is the one to get right now- needs to have a special dongle but at least they tell you as much!! This one nothing!! Even under the help section!! Click uninstall

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Generally will connect with iPhone 7 but not iPad Air 2. Even with my iPad and Bluetooth module right next to each other it’s wont connect 9 times out of 10, then when it does, 9 times out of 10 the app won’t work across the connection and says it can’t find the connection. It also frequently won’t save my gauge layout and when first firing up the “remember my selection” for accepting the terms and conditions doesn’t work at all. The whole app is flaky and feels poorly done - I bet it’s emulated using power apps or Pega or something and not native iOS. I want this thing to work, but feels like a big waste of money

Just wondering the actual differences between these apps other than the fact that DashCommand has not been updated in a year. I assume from what I have read that DashLink requires the interface that Auto Meter sells as opposed to the several interfaces that work with DashCommand.