OBD Now Pros for Android
We are pleased to announce OBD Now Pros our new app for Android phones and tablets, is now available on
Google play. OBD Now Pros, in conjunction with an ELM327 chipped scan tool (Bluetooth or Wi-Fi),
transforms your Android phone or tablet into a complete OBDII diagnostic tool.
OBD Now Pros simple menu driven structure guides the user through all the OBDII services. Within a minute or two of
connecting with OBD Now Pros, an experienced user can quickly determine if a vehicle is running normally or has faults
and requires further investigation.
OBD Now Pros supports all OBDII services $01 through $0A as specified by SAE J1979 and ISO 15031-5.
OBD Now Pros contains a comprehensive 40+ page user guide. The guide can also be viewed here.
A dedicate site for OBD Now Pros will be available shorty. For more details be sure to click the READ MORE button on Google Play.
OBD Now Pros is available on Google Play
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OBD 2007 and OBD 2007 Lite
OBD 2007 is a family of OBD II software applications from GLM Software designed
to assist automotive professionals and enthusiasts alike in diagnosing and analysing
problems with modern vehicle engines.
OBD 2007 for PC for Windows laptop computers.
OBD 2007 Lite, a free download from GLM Software, is a limited edition version of
our commercial product OBD 2007.
How it works
One end of the scan tool connects to your vehicle’s 16 pin OBD connector plug via
a special OBD cable while the other end connects to your computer’s serial port
via a standard serial cable.
All units are sold with the appropriate cabling. Some units such as the Bluetooth
OBDKey, the Bluetooth OBDPro and all the OBD Link scan tools Bluetooth or Wi-Fi don’t require any cabling between the scan tool
and the computer because they connect directly to the vehicle’s OBD plug and wirelessly
to your computer via Bluetooth. Even the cabled units can be converted to connect
wirelessly via Bluetooth with additional Serial BT adapters. Most new laptops no
longer have a serial port, but they can be connected by a USB to RS232 converter
cable to a USB port.
Supported scan tools
OBD 2007 has been developed and tested with each of the following scan tools, but
should also work with any scan tool based on the ELM 327 chip or any scan tool that
emulates the Elm 327 chip.
OBD 2007 has been designed to comply with the international standards ISO 15031-5
and SAE International J1979 “Communication between vehicle and external equipment
for emission related diagnostics”. These standards are applied to every passenger
and light truck vehicle manufactured since 1996 in the USA and 2001 in Europe and
Japan. OBD 2007 complies with the above standards by supporting all services $01
through $0A of the standards. Please note that not all OBD II compliant vehicles
support each service. OBD 2007 will report which services the vehicle doesn’t support.
Based in Melbourne Australia, GLM Software has more than 20 years of application
development and practical automotive experience and is a leading producer of vehicle
diagnostics software.
Latest News....
May 10th 2016
New version of OBD 2007 released
More details...
September 13th 2012
New version of OBD 2007 Lite released
January 28th 2010
New build 1.0.14.21 for OBD 2007 for PC and build 1.0.1.21 for
OBD 2007 Lite.
January 20th 2010
We are pleased to announce that we have released a new product OBD 2007 Lite.
December 14th 2009
New build 1.0.14.2 for OBD 2007 for PC.
This build introduces a new option - Override OBDII services.
December 7th 2009
New build 1.0.14.13 for OBD 2007 for PC.
November 12th 2009
Suspension of support for OBDLink.
October 15th 2009
New build 1.0.14.1 for OBD 2007 for PC.
Support for OBDLink's new 2.0Mbps baud rate.
October 8th 2009
New build 1.0.14.0 for OBD 2007 for PC.
Support for OBDKey v1.3, OBDLink and ElmScan 5 Compact.
Price reduction of OBDPro.
May 23rd 2009
Replacement build of build 1.0.13.991 for OBD 2007 for PC.
We reworked the OBD 2007 installer when uploading build 1.0.13.991 and accidently
left out the Program Menu shortcut. This has now been rectified.