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InCarDoc is a handy tool for cars that can access various diagnostic parameters from your car's computer. It is compatible with OBD-II compliant cars and requires a scanner such as ELM327 or a similar device. You can connect it using Bluetooth, WiFi, or devices like Kiwi 3 or V-Gate iCar 3. If you don't have any of these devices, you can still use the app in GPS mode to monitor your speed and altitude. The best part is that it's not just for display! It can actually diagnose issues with your car, including those pesky Check Engine lights. It provides detailed information and can clear any stored trouble codes. Pretty cool, right?

The app is capable of accessing various data from your car's sensors, such as speed, RPM, temperature, pressure, and oxygen levels. Additionally, it offers visually appealing charts and widgets to display this information. However, the specific data available will vary depending on the type of car you own. Furthermore, there is a feature that allows you to monitor your fuel consumption by showing your MPG while driving and providing statistics for each trip and day.

Other features available in this app include tracking fueling, service records, car maintenance, and car diagnostics. You can also view GPS data such as speed and altitude, and upload it to the internet. Advanced users can access a console mode to send direct commands and use custom configurations. For additional features, there is a Pro version called inCarDoc Pro. Be cautious not to run multiple OBD-II reading apps simultaneously and ensure no other apps are using your Bluetooth or WiFi connection with the ELM327 OBD2 scanner.

In order for the app to function correctly, it requires specific permissions. These include access to your device and app history, location, photos/media/files, and Bluetooth for connecting to an external OBD2 scanner. Additionally, internet access is needed to upload 'Logbook' records to the server when manually saved.

Hello everyone, here's the deal: if you want to improve this app further, you can submit your car's OBD2 information to us. Simply go to the settings screen and provide all the details about your vehicle. Then, click the send button in the 'General Information' section. And if you have any inquiries or issues, please send us an email as we are unable to respond to comments on the Play Store. For more information, visit inCarDoc.com.

The application is designed to work with parameters and ECUs that adhere to the OBD2 standard, focusing primarily on Engine and Emission systems. In order to utilize the app, you will require an ELM327 or a compatible OBD2 car scanner. It is compatible with various types of OBD-II connections such as Bluetooth, WiFi, Kiwi 3 (BLE), V-Gate iCar 3 (BLE), Veepeak (BLE), Carista, and Vinli. Additionally, there are GPS-only and Demo modes available. If you do not have an ELM327, you can still use the app in GPS mode for limited functionality like Speed and Altitude readings. The main function of the app is to scan for fault codes in your car's OBD2 system. It can detect the Check Engine (MIL) status, offer detailed information on any problems detected, display related freeze frame data, provide descriptions of identified issues, and even clear stored diagnostic trouble codes (DTC).

The application offers a premium Pro version known as inCarDoc Pro, which includes additional features. Users should be cautious about using multiple OBD-II reading apps simultaneously and ensure that other applications do not interfere with the Bluetooth/WiFi connection via the ELM327 OBD2 scanner. The app requires permissions for Device & app history, Location, Photos/Media/Files, Bluetooth functionality to communicate with the external OBD2 scanner, and Internet access to transmit 'Logbook' data to the server. Some individuals have experienced issues when using inexpensive imitation versions of the ELM327 (particularly those labeled as v2.1). Providing information about your car's OBD2 system can help enhance the app's performance.

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Hey everyone, you should definitely take a look at the OBD2 ELM327 car scanner and diagnostics tool. It's amazing! It can read various things like Check Engine codes, DTCs, and even provide information on your car's fuel economy.