Comments for Interfuse Corp. http://interfusecorp.com We know technology. Thu, 17 May 2012 22:35:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.4 Comment on Contact by Magento Development Company http://interfusecorp.com/contact/#comment-3444 Magento Development Company Thu, 17 May 2012 22:35:26 +0000 http://interfusecorp.com/?page_id=36#comment-3444 This article is showing good representation regarding software overviews. But do you know every steps of developing should be taken carefully by us. We are introducing eCommerce platforms Magento, prestashop and others. It allows users to enable their customers to access their eCommerce sites on mobile platforms. With Magento there is an obvious solution - Multi-Store. This is where you split your inventory up into two or more stores, all being run from a single Magento instance. This article is showing good representation regarding software overviews. But do you know every steps of developing should be taken carefully by us. We are introducing eCommerce platforms Magento, prestashop and others. It allows users to enable their customers to access their eCommerce sites on mobile platforms. With Magento there is an obvious solution – Multi-Store. This is where you split your inventory up into two or more stores, all being run from a single Magento instance.

]]> Comment on Complete ELM327 OBD-II Software Guide by admin http://interfusecorp.com/2011/07/elm327-obd-ii-software-guide/#comment-3353 admin Tue, 24 Apr 2012 20:26:09 +0000 http://interfusecorp.com/?p=72#comment-3353 Paired but not connected is the correct message. You have to use Torque to connect to the Bluetooth adapter. Paired but not connected is the correct message. You have to use Torque to connect to the Bluetooth adapter.

]]> Comment on Complete ELM327 OBD-II Software Guide by admin http://interfusecorp.com/2011/07/elm327-obd-ii-software-guide/#comment-3352 admin Tue, 24 Apr 2012 20:25:44 +0000 http://interfusecorp.com/?p=72#comment-3352 Restart Bluetooth on your phone by disabling and re-enabling it. From there, un-pair from the old adapter and pair to the new one. Also, be sure to select the new adapter in the Torque preferences menu. Restart Bluetooth on your phone by disabling and re-enabling it. From there, un-pair from the old adapter and pair to the new one. Also, be sure to select the new adapter in the Torque preferences menu.

]]> Comment on Complete ELM327 OBD-II Software Guide by anthony http://interfusecorp.com/2011/07/elm327-obd-ii-software-guide/#comment-3349 anthony Tue, 24 Apr 2012 05:09:56 +0000 http://interfusecorp.com/?p=72#comment-3349 It also says paired but not connected in my bluetooth settings It also says paired but not connected in my bluetooth settings

]]> Comment on Complete ELM327 OBD-II Software Guide by anthony http://interfusecorp.com/2011/07/elm327-obd-ii-software-guide/#comment-3348 anthony Tue, 24 Apr 2012 05:03:34 +0000 http://interfusecorp.com/?p=72#comment-3348 I purchased the Elm 327 and it worked perfectly,I then gave it away to a friend because I ordered 2 more,but I cannot get the new ones to work. It just keeps saying cannot connect to ecu. Any ideas? I'm using a DroidRazr max phone. I purchased the Elm 327 and it worked perfectly,I then gave it away to a friend because I ordered 2 more,but I cannot get the new ones to work. It just keeps saying cannot connect to ecu. Any ideas? I’m using a DroidRazr max phone.

]]> Comment on Complete ELM327 OBD-II Software Guide by admin http://interfusecorp.com/2011/07/elm327-obd-ii-software-guide/#comment-3183 admin Thu, 22 Mar 2012 11:57:45 +0000 http://interfusecorp.com/?p=72#comment-3183 Have the car running for your first connection to the ecu (troubleshooting purposes) For Android; Make sure the OBD-II is selected in the Torque preferences menu. For Win; Make sure you are connecting to the right com-port, check in the device manager when you connect the adapter. If all else fails, try it in another vehicle. Have the car running for your first connection to the ecu (troubleshooting purposes) For Android; Make sure the OBD-II is selected in the Torque preferences menu. For Win; Make sure you are connecting to the right com-port, check in the device manager when you connect the adapter.

If all else fails, try it in another vehicle.

]]> Comment on Easy OBD-II Software Review by admin http://interfusecorp.com/2011/09/easy-obd-ii-software-review/#comment-3182 admin Thu, 22 Mar 2012 11:51:35 +0000 http://interfusecorp.com/?p=191#comment-3182 It is most likely you are not using the correct COM-Port. It is most likely you are not using the correct COM-Port.

]]> Comment on Complete ELM327 OBD-II Software Guide by komlin naidoo http://interfusecorp.com/2011/07/elm327-obd-ii-software-guide/#comment-3163 komlin naidoo Sun, 18 Mar 2012 11:28:46 +0000 http://interfusecorp.com/?p=72#comment-3163 Can elm 327 bluetooth adapter be used on and OBD1 vehicle if connected with the obd1 to obd2 harness? Can elm 327 bluetooth adapter be used on and OBD1 vehicle if connected with the obd1 to obd2 harness?

]]> Comment on Complete ELM327 OBD-II Software Guide by Phil http://interfusecorp.com/2011/07/elm327-obd-ii-software-guide/#comment-3048 Phil Thu, 23 Feb 2012 10:10:33 +0000 http://interfusecorp.com/?p=72#comment-3048 After additional research/googling I have determined your ELM327 USB OBDII device will not work with my 2009 Toyota Fortuner SUV (Asian version of a 4Runner) which is made for the Asian market. Although my Fortuner has a OBDII "looking" 16-pin connector and your connector fits fine, the OBD pin-out of my Fortuner (and other Toyota's made for the Asian market) is different than the OBDII pin-out. Many Toyota's made for the Asian market use the Multiplex OBD (MOBD) standard---like my Fortuner----which is not compatible with the OBDII standard. On a worldwide basis there are still too many OBD versions being used. Oh well, I'll save your device for my next vehicle as maybe it will be OBDII compatible. Cheers. After additional research/googling I have determined your ELM327 USB OBDII device will not work with my 2009 Toyota Fortuner SUV (Asian version of a 4Runner) which is made for the Asian market. Although my Fortuner has a OBDII “looking” 16-pin connector and your connector fits fine, the OBD pin-out of my Fortuner (and other Toyota’s made for the Asian market) is different than the OBDII pin-out. Many Toyota’s made for the Asian market use the Multiplex OBD (MOBD) standard—like my Fortuner—-which is not compatible with the OBDII standard. On a worldwide basis there are still too many OBD versions being used. Oh well, I’ll save your device for my next vehicle as maybe it will be OBDII compatible. Cheers.

]]> Comment on Complete ELM327 OBD-II Software Guide by Phil http://interfusecorp.com/2011/07/elm327-obd-ii-software-guide/#comment-3041 Phil Wed, 22 Feb 2012 04:06:01 +0000 http://interfusecorp.com/?p=72#comment-3041 Rec'd the ELM327 Ver 1.5a today. On my laptop running Windows 7 I had no problem in getting the driver to load properly, make the Com port connection, and the software such as EasyOBD to see the ELM327 Ver 1.5a; however, when hooking it up to my 2009 Toyota Fortuner SUV 3.0L Diesel the software will not obtain OBD data from the SUV. When using EasyOBDII software, I get PC Communication Port OK and Interface Connected –PWM/ISO/VPW/CAN Multi-Protocol on program startup. When clicking the EasyOBD Go Online With Vehicle icon I get a Vehicle Data Bus Okay, but when it comes to show “any” data all the remaining EasyOBD icons are grayed out and on the Show Live Data line I get the response of No Vehicle Response / Connection Power. All cable connections are firmly in place…removed and reinserted several times all connections from my computer USB connector to the ELM327 and the ELM327 to vehicle OBD connector. Tried to obtain a data connection with the SUV engine running and with just the Ignition to On but engine not running. Basically, the device will not read any data from the vehicle/make a connection to the vehicle OBD data. Tried several other OBD related software packages with basically the same results--no communications with the vehicle. What is the fix? Rec’d the ELM327 Ver 1.5a today. On my laptop running Windows 7 I had no problem in getting the driver to load properly, make the Com port connection, and the software such as EasyOBD to see the ELM327 Ver 1.5a; however, when hooking it up to my 2009 Toyota Fortuner SUV 3.0L Diesel the software will not obtain OBD data from the SUV.

When using EasyOBDII software, I get PC Communication Port OK and Interface Connected –PWM/ISO/VPW/CAN Multi-Protocol on program startup. When clicking the EasyOBD Go Online With Vehicle icon I get a Vehicle Data Bus Okay, but when it comes to show “any” data all the remaining EasyOBD icons are grayed out and on the Show Live Data line I get the response of No Vehicle Response / Connection Power.

All cable connections are firmly in place…removed and reinserted several times all connections from my computer USB connector to the ELM327 and the ELM327 to vehicle OBD connector. Tried to obtain a data connection with the SUV engine running and with just the Ignition to On but engine not running. Basically, the device will not read any data from the vehicle/make a connection to the vehicle OBD data. Tried several other OBD related software packages with basically the same results–no communications with the vehicle.

What is the fix?

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