awesomeit torque plugin

Easily the Torque Pro (Pro Talk app), you can add the plug-in check for extended Extended PID data.

What is the awesomeit plugin?

Awesome plugin provides unpublished, manufacturer-specific extended PIDs in the form of torque pro plugins.

Awesome plugin was developed as a data plugin using Torque Pro, which is currently a popular OBD-II app.

Awesome is a domestic vehicle data and data service company. It has the technology to collect all domestic and foreign vehicle data and service data, and strives to build various services to users through the collected vehicle information.

Awesome Talk Plugin is a project started to make the data ecosystem more convenient by providing free extended PID data for users using Talk Pro.

Add Awesome plugins to Torque Pro for more information.

Plug-in structure

The plug-in structure has been developed to provide data by interlocking with Talk Pro. Afterwards, we plan to link to other services, but by providing torque pro which is easily accessible to general users among current OBD services, PID data of various manufacturers can be easily used.

Plugin Support Protocol

Supported models of Awesome Plugin are basically supported only for models that support CAN communication of OBD2. In case of communication system such as KWP2000 and ISO9141-2, it is a communication system that is almost never introduced in the vehicles on the market.

Support hardware

Awesome Plugin is compatible with ELM327 devices supported by TalkPro app.

Due to the wide range of ELM327 products, no terminal is officially certified or guaranteed by us.

Data inquiry

Requests for support data are only received by mail for management.

Please send the car model information (vehicle model, year, engine capacity, necessary data) to [email protected] and we will reflect it in the development.

Required access rights

● Storage: Access to save data when sending log.

(Please note that this policy was prepared due to various difficulties in managing the request channels.)

Check out the Awesome blog on http://blog.naver.com/awesomeit-dev.