Will this device work for OBD Auto Doctor for PC? Since this device is bluetooth, would it work with that program? BTW I am using a Mac
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It can be works wiht OBD auto Doctor for PC, but I am not sure it can be works with Mac or not?
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It works via bluetooth. It's not tied to the OS. If your devuce has an application that can recognize the bluetooth connection to the hear rate monitor, you will see your heart rate.
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I would be cautious about trying it. I know it is an inexpensive chance. Can you download software from Snap On for it to recognize obd1 vehicles? If not then I believe you will be disappointed.
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The scanner has a connection for OBD I computers and should work. OBD II for 96 and newer.
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This device works with OBD 2 data ports... which to the best of my knowledge all cars since 2003 now have. Check online to ensure thats what your Lexus has.
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As far as I understand it as long as your vehicle has OBDII then the device will be able to communicate with your cars computer. I believe the question of compatibility comes more into play when you are talking about the software that you are using being able to communicate with the provided protocols. I personally use Dash Commander on my iPhone and it works great. Oh there is a bit of weirdness in setting up the original connection at least there was for me and if you see my actual product review I believe I went over what I had to do. Outside of that i use a default 30 second Auto Reconnect, my OBDII interface type is ELM and I have it set to Auto Detect the data port. Works great! As far as I understand it as long as your vehicle has OBDII then the device will be able to communicate with your cars computer. I believe the question of compatibility comes more into play when you are talking about the software that you are using being able to communicate with the provided protocols. I personally use Dash Commander on my iPhone and it works great. Oh there is a bit of weirdness in setting up the original connection at least there was for me and if you see my actual product review I believe I went over what I had to do. Outside of that i use a default 30 second Auto... » Read More As far as I understand it as long as your vehicle has OBDII then the device will be able to communicate with your cars computer. I believe the question of compatibility comes more into play when you are talking about the software that you are using being able to communicate with the provided protocols. I personally use Dash Commander on my iPhone and it works great. Oh there is a bit of weirdness in setting up the original connection at least there was for me and if you see my actual product review I believe I went over what I had to do. Outside of that i use a default 30 second Auto Reconnect, my OBDII interface type is ELM and I have it set to Auto Detect the data port. Works great! « Show Less
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Works on all cars after 1996, for android download TORQUE from the marker (full version is best). It works with all OS, Mac, Windows and Linux , but torque is the best. Also the device is comming with miniCD with software but I never check it. TORQUE IS ALL YOU NEED.BT code is 1234
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Hi Dave:Sorry, but it won't; it claims to be able to work on any OBD1 or OBD2, but it only works on the OBD2 cars... for the life of me, I couldn't get it to work on my 1990 Ford F-250; I can't even get onto their site, to look for software...
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Hi. This is a USB device. Search in Google to see if there is any software that runs on MAC. This specific unit came with a software for Windows/PC version. Thanks Janio
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Yes it is. Even i use an alike software on my android called OBD Scan Doctor, it runs excellent.
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The device doesn't drain the battery any more than all the other computer stuff on the car. Yes, if someone can see it if they know to check the computer port (or if the car goes in for service, the technicians plug their computer into the same port). I bought an OBDII Extension Cable from Amazon at the same time and taped over the lights on the device after I installed it. It sends the GPS data whenever it is in cell coverage. I've had it for a couple of years and he hasn't found it yet. And yes, he does cheat on me.
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I used mine before getting a new car with bluetooth and loved it.It was very easy to use. I bought one for my wife and daughter since I liked it. I don't know about being outdated. It works well for both my wife and daughter and if I ever drive a car that doesn't have bluetooth built in I will bring my Motorola unit.
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I really don"t understand the question. This works on all OBD cars per the current standards. It offers vehichle specific codes and live data, It works on my Audi, Jaguar, Mercedes, Saab, Ford and GMC. It does not address the propriatary stuff in mercedes star system, but for most normal needs, emission errors, sensor, o2, temp, running data, rpm spark advance, load. It does great. It probably won't tell all transmission questions, or certain air bag indicators. This is far better than the many inexpensive ones, and in my opinion, well worth the premium in price. But, you have to be able to understand and interpret what you read.
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Dear customer, Thanks for your email. This item just supports OBD-II. Best regards!
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It should work since your car was manufactured street 1995 (most cars since then use OBD II). You need the right software/app though--this is only the adapter to communicate with the car's computer
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No, it will tell you the error code, and if it supports your car for more than simple OBDII, will allow you to see various PCM inputs in real time. You will have to know (or learn) what sensors are applicable to the specific error code. The web is great for learning the codes, just be willing to read a lot.
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Depends on the installed app. It will if the program allows for it. I use it with the torque app for android and can only do engine electronics but reads real time. Great item for the price. Works like a charm