Ron6519

Bingo! Forums on the site led to You Tube video with clear directions.
Thanks

Twscarp

Hi, did you get the trans fluid temp and gauge worked out?

Ron6519

Posted on 12/9 that I was successful.

Twscarp

Hi, so did you use the BlueDriver scanner or a ELM device, Bluetooth or WiFi? Are you displaying the info on a phone or tablet, can you send a screenshot so we can see? Thank you.

Ron6519

Sorry, I have no idea how to, "send a screen shot".
I'm using the ELM327 via Bluetooth on an android phone.

StanVan

From a Google search;

" If you have a shiny new phone with Ice Cream Sandwich (4.0) or above, screenshots are built right into your phone! Just press the Volume Down and Power buttons at the same time, hold them for a second, and your phone will take a screenshot. It'll show up in your Gallery app for you to share with whomever you wish! "

I did not know this!

Twscarp

I have a Samsung, simultaneously press the Home button and the power button.

Saving a Galaxy S5 screenshot — Method 1

Probably the easiest way to take a screenshot on the Galaxy S5 is to just use the physical button combination. And it's actually the same method as with the iPhone — it's just that the buttons are in different locations. Here's how to do it:

1. Get the screen that you want to capture ready to go.
2. Simultaneously press the power button and the home button. It can be a bit of a stretch on these larger phones, but it works. You'll hear the camera shutter sound fire off, and that's how you know you're good to go.
3. You'll now be able to see the screenshot in the Gallery app, or in Samsung's built-in "My Files" file browser.
4. If you need to find the screenshots from a command line or through the Android File Transfer tool, they'll be in /pictures/screenshots.

Then I email (share) to myself, from my laptop then I can get it in the Forum. So Torque doesn't work with BlueDriver, or does it?

mountainmanjoe

I finally got this working on my Scangauge. Turns out the code in the instructions work perfectly (without the '01' on the end) and I was just punching in zeros instead of blanks (duh!)

mountainmanjoe

I figure since I can see the temp with my SG2 device, then it is readily available on the van's data bus. The PID for transmission temp can be decoded from the Xgauge code.

I wasn't getting the ATF temp from Torque Lite, using the included GM specific parameters. (Is there any way to determine the PID it is sending?). However, I think I saw an option for entering custom PIDs so this could still work yet.

StanVan

Full fledged Torque is cheap.