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FM OBD-II

FM OBD-II

Owned by Fabio De Riccardis
Last updated: Jun 21, 2019

DTC

FMB001 and FM3001 can read out DTC's (diagnostic trouble codes).

There is also a "Fault Codes" AVL ID in newer firmware versions. If

  • the elment is enabled and
  • DTC's are available on the vehicle,

then DTC's  will be sent to the server under the AVL I/O ID - 281 encoded with Codec 8 Extended.

There is also an SMS command:

  • faultcodes = displays all visible fault codes.

There is no command that will list all DTC's supported by a vehicle. Only current (occurring at reading time) DTC's can be read out.

The DTC's that can be read by an FM OBD-II device depend on the vehicle make/model/year. Teltonika however does not have a Supported Vehicle List. Customers will have to

  • plug in the FM OBD-II device and
  • test the command to see
    • if and
    • possibly which
  • DTC's are returned and read.

Supported OBD-II protocols:

Tesla Motors

Teltonika FMB OBD-II devices can be connected to Tesla cars featuring an OBD-II socket.

However, Tesla cars do not support the OBD-II protocol, so you might not receive data through this socket even if a Teltonika FMB OBD-II is connected.

If any probem occurs due to this connection, please send the following SMS command:
"  setparam 40000:0" (disables OBD-II feature on the Teltonika device).

VIN

OBD-II VIN (vehicle identification number) has a length of 17 bytes and does not fit into Codec 8 protocol.

To get VIN:



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