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html>head>  meta http-equivContent-Type contenttext/html>  title>Freediag - Vehicle Diagnostic Suite/title>  link hrefstyle.css typetext/css relstylesheet>/head>body>  div classtitle>FREEDIAG/div>    div classsubtitle>Vehicle Diagnostic Suite/div>  br>br>  div aligncenter>    img srctitle.png>    br>     a hrefindex.html> Home /a>      a hrefhttps://www.sourceforge.net/projects/freediag/> Download @Sourceforge /a>      a hrefScantool-Manual.html> Documentation /a>     br>     a hrefhttps://github.com/fenugrec/freediag/> Source code @github primary /a>   /div>    br>    p>Freediag is an experimental suite of vehicle diagnostic protocols and an OBD II (mostly)  compliant ScanTool, designed to run on Linux and Windows platforms natively.  Only a command-line interface is provided at the moment.  p>OBD II is a standard for vehicle diagnostics relating to emissions  implemented on all US vehicles since the mid 1990s. Europe has introduced a standard called EOBD which is basically the same.  p>The idea is that any garage/workshop will have a scantool and can diagnose  vehicles with emissions problems - these are brought to the attention of the  driver by a "Check Engine" light.  p>This suite also contains protocol suites for some manufacturer specific  protocols such as the protocol used on some Mercedes Benz gearbox controllers.  It is intended to add the VW and Nissan diagnostic protocols eventually.  p>It is intended that this grow into a full blown diagnostic suite for  configuring and checking faults on many vehicles.  p>There are 4 physical interfaces specified for vehicles, ISO9141 (K-Line),  ISO14230 (effectively the same as ISO9141), SAE-J1850 VPW and SAE-J1850 PWM. A  5sup>th/sup> interface type (CANbus) is increasingly popular.    p>Of important note is that no part of CANbus / ISO 15765 is supported by freediag at the moment.  p>  The bulk of the original code and design was written by Richard Almeida, the  code was then checked and made more portable as the first stage of a project to  make it portable to Windows by Andy Whittaker. Much work has been done by Bjorn  Helgaas on enhancing the usability of the scantool, sanitising the comments in  the code and adding functionality to the scantool.  p>  From around 2006 to 2014, the project was in a prolonged coma, with only a few commits now and then. Some changes in >2.6 linux kernels caused some timing issues, and the increasing popularity of USB-Serial converters (not handled properly in freediag, in large part due to the ugliness of the linux TTY API) also became a problem. Since 2014, the current maintainer (fenugrec) fixed most of those old issues, adapted freediag to run natively on Windows (i.e. no Cygwin / MSYS requirement), and added proper ELMxxx support.  p>  hr width60% aligncenter>  p>  Since release 1.01, freediag can run natively on Windows (i.e. without CYGWIN) as well as linux / unix-based platforms.  p>If the current packages available on a hrefhttps://www.sourceforge.net/projects/freediag/>SourceForge/a>  causes problems, the most recent code can be found in the git repositories mirrored on both Sourceforge and github  (see links at the top of this page),  as the releases can be a few commits out of date. Any  prospective user should be prepared to spend some time getting the package to work for their current  setup. All bug reports and patches are welcome and should be submitted through the  a hrefhttps://github.com/fenugrec/freediag/> GitHub project page. /a>  p>b>Hardware Support:/b>  ul>    See a hrefSupported-Interfaces.html>supported interfaces/a> document.   /ul>    p>b>Vehicle Protocol Support:/b>  ul>    li>ISO 9141    li>ISO 9141-2    li>ISO 14230    li>SAE J1850 (PWM and VPW)    li>SAE J2818 / KWP1281 / VAG (over K line)    li>Mercedes Gearbox Protocol  /ul>p>b>Future direction/b>br>Development is mostly at a standstill. In an alternate universe, freediag would eventually support J2534 hardware, and CAN / ISO15765 protocols. None of this is either planned or worked on, to my knowledge.Contributions are always welcome.  p>b>Application Support:/b>ul>	li> SAE J1979 (ODBII) Scantool. See a hrefScantool-Manual.html>Scantool manual/a> document.	li> A hrefOBD_knowledge.html> Miscellaneous technical documents on car interface standards./A>	li> IRC channel #freediag on irc.freenode.net/ul>    hr width60% aligncenter>  div aligncenter>    img srchttps://sourceforge.net/sflogo.php?group_id34714&type1>  /div>/body>/html>

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