Renault Zoe ZE40 Android Auto #1144
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Is there any trick to it @davidwkerr ? Did you use a bluetooth or wirless adapter? I am just about to give it a go on our Zoe ZE40. |
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you need to wire up a cable especially or make adjustments to the elm327 pins so you can read and write to the rlink1 through the OBD2 socket @morse90 https://www.gps-rlink.com/r-link-1/activate-android-auto-waze-on-r-link-1/ |
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Yes, you will need the modified OBD cable. I used a BT dongle with that. Have a look around and you will find all the information you need. I have re-programmed Zoes with a Linux laptop and also Android phone. |
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I'm struggeling with the DDT4ALL, do you think it is easier to use the ECU Tweaker? Are there any step-by-step instructions for that anywhere posted? |
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yeah,have you made up the special lead to read the rlink through the OBD2 socket? https://www.gps-rlink.com/r-link-1/activate-android-auto-waze-on-r-link-1/ |
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Yes! |
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I've just successfully enabled AA on my Zoe using the ECU Tweaker version (on Pixel phone). Most people use the PC Windows version.
Worked quickly and brilliantly.
A big "Thank You" to Cedric and other developers.
Having AA will be great when 3G is turned off in Australia at the end of August.
Regds,
David
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