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On Thu, 21 Jun 2012, MitchD wrote:
> in order to determine milers driven it will HAVE to use GPS data
> hard braking data and more can be pulled through obd depending on the year
> make and model
> these are low cost gps devices are similar to what u traq is selling
> fear the wolf in a sheep costume..........
Actually, no GPS necessary. The OBDII specification does not include an
odometer in the standard, but many cars have the data accessible in a
vendor-specific address and there is a spec with suggested address.
There is a way, though, a readout of the miles driven since MIL
(Malfunction Indicator Lamp?) reset. That is a directly available
surrogate value.
See more in a discussion here:
http://www.mp3car.com/engine-management-obd-ii-engine-diagnostics-etc/150100-obd-ii-odometer-command.html
Another possible way is integrating time and speed.
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