Reccommended adapters
To connect Scan My Tesla, you need 2 things:
Adapter cable to connect to the Tesla CAN-bus
2. OBD2 to Bluetooth adapter
*** PLEASE NOTE For 2022 Model S/X ***
also known as Plaid or Palladium, correct cables are still difficult to get, the pinouts are different than the earlier Model S/X. Check with your favourite cable vendor, or build your own, info in the DIY thread below.
The apps will work IF YOU SELECT MODEL 3/Y. These cars have inherited most if not all the electronics from 3/Y, and therefore use the same canbus 'speak'
Lots of data is still unknown to us, such as the 3rd motor, heat pump, HVAC in general. But most of the data is there.
The apps will be updated when we have more info on these cars.
Details below:
1. Adapter cable to connect to the Tesla CAN-bus:
ENHAUTO (makers of S3XY Buttons) have cables for the newest Tesla models:
https://enhauto.com/product/tesla-gen1-obd-cable
SL Elements has stock in several countries in Europe with next-day shipping:
https://sl-elements.com/en/collections/scan-my-tesla
GPS Tracking America ships adapter cables world wide from USA/Canada:
https://www.gpstrackingamerica.com/tesla-adapters/
More information about cables/DIY:
https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/diagnostic-port-index.98663/
2. OBD2 to Bluetooth/wifi adapters:
Apple/IOS:
JWardell's CanServer (wifi)
S3XY buttons (wifi)
Android:
Any OBD2 compatible Bluetooth Classic adapter that support CAN bus
OBDLink MX
Build your own ESP32 based adapter https://github.com/Adminius/ESP32-ScanMyTesla
Android beta:
Any OBD2 compatible Bluetooth Classic adapter that support CAN bus
OBDLink MX
JWardell's CanServer (wifi)
S3XY buttons (wifi)
Build your own ESP32 based adapter https://github.com/Adminius/ESP32-ScanMyTesla
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