Add PID 1209:D1A6 for Maximus64 OpenDIAG OBD2 Interface - #1268
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OpenDIAG is an open source OBD2 diagnostic interface. Hardware is licensed CERN-OHL-S-2.0 and firmware is GPLv3, both published on GitHub. Also adds the Maximus64 organisation page.
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Kicad project, included PDF of schematics, all required files included. Software is GPLv3. Good to go.
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Requesting PID
1209:D1A6for OpenDIAG, an open source OBD2 diagnostic interface.The PID
D1A6reads as "DIAG", which fits the project.Project
OpenDIAG is an ESP32-S3 based OBD2 interface for reading and clearing vehicle diagnostic trouble codes, streaming live sensor data, and accessing manufacturer-specific ECU functions. It uses the chip's
native USB and TWAI (CAN) peripherals, plus a CAN transceiver, K-line, and J1850 PWM/VPW interfaces. The device enumerates as a USB CDC serial port.
Prerequisites
All repositories are public and contain a LICENSE file.
Changes
1209/D1A6/index.md— PID registrationorg/Maximus64/index.md— new organisation page