Veepeak Mini Bluetooth OBD2 Scanner OBD II Car Diagnostic Scan Tool for Andro...

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1. All the iOS devices are NOT supported. For iPhone or iPad, please choose our Bluetooth LE version: OBDCheck BLE.

2. A compatible third party App is required. We recommend Car Scanner ELM OBD2, Torque, Infocar, OBD Fusion, which can be got from Google Play Store. Some Apps or features may not be free.

3. Check the product images and description for App & vehicle compatibility, and supported functions.

The vehicle in your garage can be as smart as your phone. Turn your Bluetooth-enabled Android phone or tablet into a sophisticated diagnostic scan tool and real-time parameter monitor. The VP11 directly plugs into your vehicle's OBDII port and connects to an OBD II App on your Android device via Bluetooth. Whenever you have a check engine light on or want to see how your vehicle is performing, this little gadget will help you better understand your vehicle.

Product Specifications

Communication Method	Classic Bluetooth
Compatible Devices	Android phones & tablets (Android head units or iOS devices are NOT supported)
Operating Voltage/Current	9V~16V, 25mA (for cars and light trucks; not suitable for vehicles with 24V batteries)
Supported OBD II protocols	J1850 PWM, J1850 VPW, ISO9141-2, ISO14230-4 (KWP2000), and ISO 15765-4 (CAN). MS-CAN or SW-CAN NOT supported.
Compatible Vehicles	USA - 1996+, Canada – 1998+, Mexico – 2006+, EU – 2001+ (gas), 2004+ (diesel), for generic OBD II functions (see details below).
Recommended Apps	Car Scanner ELM OBD2, Infocar, Torque, OBD Fusion, Dr Prius, OBD JScan. Find out more in the images or user guide.
EV Compatibility	Please check in Car Scanner ELM OBD2 for a suitable connection profile. Not all EVs are compatible.
Supported Functions	Standard OBD-II diagnostics, and advanced diagnostics for selected makes and models via specific Apps. Check product images or user guide.
Unsupported Functions	Oil light & other service reset, relearning, adaptation, coding and other advanced functions.

Standard OBD-II Diagnostics - Find out why the check engine light is on

Quickly read the trouble codes and get code information when you have a check engine light on the dashboard. You may then find out what the possible causes are and fix simple problems by yourself, potentially saving you a trip to a garage and hundreds of dollars. When you need to bring your car to a mechanic, it also gives you a peace of mind.

More information you can get (generic OBD II functions)

When using with a proper OBD II App, you may:

View freeze frame data which captures a snapshot of the vehicle’s sensor readings at the time a fault occurs,

View live sensor data such as engine RPM, coolant temperature, fuel system status, oxygen sensor readings, etc.,

Show you I/M readiness and whether emissions-related systems have completed self-tests,

View oxygen sensor & on-board monitor test results, and vehicle information such as the VIN and calibration IDs.

Create your own dashboard by selecting the PIDs that you want to see.

Common FAQs & Troubleshooting

1. Is there an App included with the device? Do I need an App subscription?

Currently no. You have to get a third-party App from Google Play Store (some may NOT be free). Standard OBD-II diagnostic functions are usually free when using Car Scanner ELM OBD2 App. Be careful with Apps that ask you to make in-app purchase or subscription for these functions to avoid unnecessary charges. Please refer to product description or user guide for recommended Apps.

2. Does it work with iOS devices?

No, it is NOT compatible with iPhone or iPad.

3. Device does not power up (no red light).

First check if the cigar fuse of your vehicle is in good condition to provide power. You can also try with another vehicle to verify.

4. Device powers up but no Bluetooth signal.

Unplug and re-plug it in; Restart your phone, turn off Bluetooth and turn it back, wait for a few more seconds to check again.

5. Could not pair my Android device with “OBDII”.

Turn off Bluetooth and turn it back on. Try pairing a few more times; Turn off WiFi & cellular data and try again; Disconnect other Bluetooth devices; Restart your Android device; Clear Bluetooth data cache; For Car Scanner ELM OBD2 or Infocar App, you can initiate the Bluetooth pairing in App settings; For Android 13+, go to Settings->Apps->App Battery Usage, Select Show System in the menu, Select Bluetooth, then select Unrestricted; Go back and select Bluetooth Legacy, and select Unrestricted also.

6. App not connecting to Veepeak device.

Make sure the App is compatible, and you have made the correct App connection settings and granted the App permissions (Bluetooth, or called Nearby Devices); Remove and re-install the app; Try with a different App.

7. Cannot connect to vehicle/ECU.

Make sure the OBD port is in good condition and the device fits well in it. Try to push it a little harder into the OBD port for some vehicles as powering up does not always mean a good contact. Make sure your vehicle is OBD II compliant, and ignition is turned ON; Check if your vehicle is supported by the App; Try it on another vehicle.

More FAQs and troubleshooting tips can be found in "Troubleshooting Guide" under "Product guides and documents".