What Is The Best Free OBD2 Data Logger Software?

Free Obd2 Data Logger Software is essential for accessing and interpreting your car’s data. MERCEDES-DIAGNOSTIC-TOOL.EDU.VN offers comprehensive solutions to help you understand and utilize this valuable information. Find the perfect software to unlock your vehicle’s full potential and diagnose issues effectively, including crucial diagnostics and performance enhancements, alongside OBD2 parameters, CAN bus data.

1. How Does OBD2 Data Logging Work?

OBD2 data logging involves accessing standardized parameters from your car for recording and analysis. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), OBD2 systems have been mandatory in most cars since 1996 to monitor emissions and engine performance. The process includes:

1. Configuration: Set up your OBD2 logger with a list of OBD2 PIDs.
2. Connection: Connect the logger to your car via an OBD2 adapter.
3. Extraction: Extract data from the SD card and decode it using free software or APIs.

For detailed instructions, consult the CLX000 OBD2 guide or the CANedge OBD2 guide.

2. What Are The Top 4 Benefits Of OBD2 Data Logging?

OBD2 logging offers several key advantages for vehicle owners and technicians:

2.1 Driver/Vehicle/Part Optimization:

OBD2 data enables the monitoring and optimization of driving behavior and car tuning. Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) use this data to analyze prototype parts’ field performance.

2.2 Rare Issue Diagnostics:

Intermittent issues can be diagnosed by logging OBD2 data, allowing analysis of the event’s period for troubleshooting.

2.3 Car Fleet Management:

OBD2 WiFi telematics improve driver behavior, reduce fuel costs, minimize breakdowns, ensure compliance, and facilitate dispute handling and predictive maintenance. A study by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) showed that effective fleet management systems can reduce accident rates by up to 20%.

2.4 Data Control & Custom Integration:

OBD2 WiFi loggers record raw time series data, extractable via SD or uploaded to your server for easy custom integration via open APIs.

3. What Is The CANedge OBD2 Data Logger?

The CANedge is ideal for OBD2 fleet telematics, offering optional GPS/IMU, WiFi, and/or 3G/4G capabilities.

• PLUG & PLAY: Easy data logging out-of-the-box.

• PRO SPECS: Extractable 8-32 GB SD, 2xCAN/LIN, CAN FD, zero data loss, 50 μs RTC, error frames, MF4.

• COMPACT: Small size (8 x 5 x 2 CM), 100G, robust aluminum enclosure, 5+ LEDs, configurable 5V power out (CH2).

• WIFI/LTE: Push data via WiFi or 3G/4G to your server, E2E security, OTA updates.

• GNSS + 3D IMU: Built-in GPS/IMU, 3x accuracy via sensor fusion, position, speed, distance & more.

• INTEROPERABLE: Free open-source software/APIs, MF4 to ASC/CSV, DBC support, Python, dashboards.

4. What Are The Software Examples For OBD2 Dashboards For Cars?

With the CANedge, you can easily set up free, custom browser dashboards for visualizing your OBD2 data and setting alerts. Combine OBD2 data with GPS/IMU data using a CANedge with GNSS/IMU.

Explore the online playground or learn more in our intro.

5. What Is Included In The OBD2 Data Pack?

Download the ‘data pack’ including:

• Our OBD2 DBC
• 25+ car DBCs (reverse engineered)
• 100+ MB of data from 10+ cars

OBD2 data pack

6. What Are The Use Case Examples?

Here are some practical examples of how the CANedge can be used for logging OBD2 data.

6.1 OEM Field Testing of Vehicle Parts:

OEMs can use the CANedge1 for late-stage field tests of prototype equipment. It’s compact, plug & play, and easily pre-configured. Data is collected periodically and analyzed using favorite CAN tools or the free asammdf GUI/API.

6.2 Vehicle Telematics (OBD2 + GNSS/IMU + 3G/4G):

The CANedge3 uploads recorded OBD2 data through 3G/4G using your SIM card, enabling near real-time wireless data transfer from on-road vehicles to your cloud server. OBD2 data is auto-processed via open APIs, while CANedge3 devices are updated over-the-air.

7. What Case Study Shows OBD2/CAN Telematics?

Volkswagen logo case study

Volkswagen uses the CANedge2 to log OBD2 and raw CAN data to an SD card and auto-push the data to their self-hosted server for analysis.

“The CANedge2 got us up-and-running at a rapid pace with robust config options – and the support was outstanding!“

OBD2 MDF4 Data Logger Pro

8. How To Access OBD2 Data From An Audi A4?

Download OBD2 samples from the CANedge, along with free open-source OBD2 software, to try out the process of decoding raw OBD2 data.

9. What Are The Frequently Asked Questions About Free OBD2 Data Logger Software?

Here are some frequently asked questions about free OBD2 data logger software.

9.1 What Standard OBD2 Parameters Are Available?

OBD2 offers a range of standardized vehicle data, though each car differs in supported data. Common parameters include:

• Fuel system status
• Engine load
• Coolant temperature
• Fuel trim
• Fuel pressure
• Intake manifold pressure
• Engine RPM
• Vehicle speed
• Intake air temperature
• MAF air flow rate
• Throttle position
• Air status
• Oxygen sensor status
• Runtime since engine start
• Distance with MIL on
• Fuel tank level input
• System vapor pressure
• Absolute load value
• Hybrid battery pack life
• Engine oil temperature
• Engine fuel rate
• Torque
• VIN
• Various DTCs

For more details, refer to the OBD2 PID Wiki page or the SAE J1979 standard.

9.2 How To Decode Raw OBD2 Data?

To decode raw OBD2 data, you need a database of decoding rules and suitable OBD2 software. Use the free OBD2 DBC file, containing most standardized Mode 01 OBD2 PID decoding rules. Load your raw OBD2 data and the OBD2 DBC file in free software tools like asammdf or OBD2 dashboard integrations.

This approach lets you easily modify the OBD2 DBC to include additional proprietary OBD2 PIDs and combine the OBD2 DBC with proprietary CAN DBC files for both CAN/OBD2 car data logging.

9.3 What Is UDS?

The Unified Diagnostic Services protocol (UDS, ISO 14229-1) is a communication protocol used within automotive ECU communication. An UDS diagnostic tool sends request messages into the CAN bus to retrieve information from specific ECUs. While OBD2 is for on-board diagnostics, UDS is for off-board diagnostics.

9.4 How To Make UDS Requests Over ISO-TP (ISO 15765-2)?

UDS requests may require transport protocol requests. For example, use the UDS service 0x22 to request data by identifier:

• An ‘UDS data logger’ sends a request frame specifying the service ID (SID) and data identifier (DID) of interest.
• The car responds with a first frame, which contains the SID, DID, total message length, and initial payload bytes.
• Shortly after the first frame, the UDS logger acknowledges the first frame by sending a flow control frame.
• After this, the ECU sends consecutive frames with the remaining payload of the message.

Logging UDS data requires that the UDS tool can send custom CAN frames and flow control frames. Software tools must be able to reconstruct multi-frame UDS responses to extract and decode the payload.

9.5 How Are UDS And OBD2 Extended PIDs Used For Car Data Logging?

The UDS service ID (SID) and the data identifiers (DID) are sometimes combined into one ID and referred to as an ‘extended OBD2 PID’ – for example 0x220101. Recording UDS data via service 0x22 requests is sometimes used to extract car data beyond what is available through service 01 OBD2 PID requests. For example, some electric cars provide access to State of Charge (SoC%) via UDS requests under service 0x22.

9.6 How Can The CANedge Be Used As An UDS Data Logger?

The CANedge can be configured to send UDS requests by sending a request frame and adding a flow control frame within X ms after the request. The resulting log files with UDS responses can be loaded in tools like CANalyzer (by converting the MF4 data to Vector ASC) for decoding. Alternatively, the multi-frame UDS response data can be processed via our free Python CAN bus API e.g. to push parameters to a Grafana UDS dashboard.

9.7 Is My Car OBD2 Compatible?

Most likely. The majority of cars and light trucks use the OBD2 standard. OBD2 has been mandatory in the USA since 1996 and in the EU since 2003 (EOBD).

Even if your vehicle supports OBD2, you may be unable to log the data you want. Each vehicle model differs in terms of what OBD2 data parameters are supported, and older cars often have more limited support. Some car manufacturers have begun restricting access to the OBD2 data. While most cars use CAN as the signal protocol for OBD2, you may encounter other protocols in old US cars (pre-2008) or some EU brands.

9.8 What Are The OBD2 Signal Protocols?

There are 5 OBD2 signal protocols in total:

• ISO 15765 (CAN): Dominant, required in all vehicles sold in the USA since 2008.
• SAE J1850: Standard of the Ford Motor Company.
• SAE J1850: Standard of General Motors.
• ISO 9141-2: Used by Chrysler and some EU/Asian vehicles.
• ISO 14230 (KWP2000): Mainly used by EU manufacturers.

The CANedge/CLX000 supports CAN-based OBD2.

9.9 What Is The Difference Between OBD2 And J1939 Data Loggers?

Generally speaking, you’ll be logging OBD2 data from cars and light trucks. In contrast, if you’re aiming to log data from heavy-duty vehicles like trucks, tractors, excavators etc, you will typically need to record J1939 data. The J1939 protocol is a standardized protocol used in most heavy-duty vehicles today, meaning that data can be decoded across vehicle brands (similar to the case of OBD2). To decode J1939 data, a J1939 DBC file is required – and you can use the CANedge/CLX000 as a J1939 data logger as well.

9.10 Which Data Loggers Can Be Used As OBD2 Data Loggers?

Both the CANedge and CLX000 data logger series can be used as OBD2 data loggers. If your main goal is to log data to an SD card, we recommend the CANedge series – it is the 2nd generation of the CLX000 and optimized for logging. Further, if you wish to be able to auto-upload your log files to your own server we recommend the CANedge2. If you wish to also be able to stream OBD2 data in real-time via USB to your PC, we recommend the CLX000 series, e.g. the CL2000.

9.11 Can I Stream OBD2 Data In Real-Time?

Yes, the CLX000 series enables real-time streaming of raw CAN data and OBD2 data via USB.

9.12 Should I Log Raw CAN Data Or OBD2 Data?

If you connect a CAN logger like the CANedge or CLX000 to your car via the OBD2 connector, it will by default start recording raw CAN bus data (in most cars). This raw CAN data is “broadcasted” by the car sensors and used by the car itself to communicate.

In some cases, you may want to log this raw CAN data – e.g. if you are the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) of the car. In this case you will know what each CAN ID and data bytes represent and you’ll have a CAN database (DBC file) that you can use to decode the raw CAN data. However, if you’re not the vehicle OEM, the only way to decode the raw CAN data will be by hacking your car and reverse engineer the data.

In most cases, if you’re not the car OEM, your main option for collecting data will be via the OBD2 protocol.

9.13 What Are The Different Types Of OBD2 Devices?

There is a massive number of OBD2 device types on the market:

• OBD2 Scanners: Used by mechanics/technicians for diagnostic purposes. Include built-in databases for diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) and functionality for clearing these.
• OBD2 Dongles: Small, low cost, and simple-to-use consumer-oriented Bluetooth OBD2 readers. They typically provide data via e.g. a smartphone app, allowing you to get a real-time view of your vehicle’s performance.
• OBD2 Data Loggers: Used to record OBD2 timeseries data to an SD card in “standalone mode.”
• OBD2 WiFi/LTE Loggers: Support WiFi or 3G/4G data transfer, ideal for OBD2 telematics.
• OBD2 Interfaces: Allow for real-time streaming of OBD2 data to a PC via USB.

9.14 Will My OBD2 Data Logger Drain The Car Battery?

In most cases, no. Typically, when you connect e.g. a CANedge to your vehicle, it’ll turn on/off with the ignition, since the OBD2 connector typically uses the IGN power supply. However, in some vehicles, the OBD2 connector power supply will be directly wired to the battery, meaning that the CANedge may still be turned on when the car is off.

9.15 Can I Log GPS Data With My OBD2 Logger?

Your car may have a built-in GPS, though it’s rarely possible to extract the data via OBD2 or the proprietary CAN data. For practical purposes, we recommend using a CANedge incl. GNSS/IMU. This lets you record GNSS/IMU data timesynced with the CAN/OBD2 data that you record from your car via Channel 1.

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10. Free OBD2 Data Logger Software Options

Several free OBD2 data logger software options are available, each with unique features and capabilities. These tools can help you monitor, diagnose, and analyze your vehicle’s performance without incurring additional costs. Here are some of the best free OBD2 data logger software options.

10.1. ScanTool.net LLC – ScanTool OBDLink

• Overview: ScanTool OBDLink offers a range of OBD2 diagnostic tools and software, including a free version of their OBDLink software. This software is compatible with their OBDLink scan tools and provides basic OBD2 data logging functionality.
• Features:
  • Real-time data monitoring
  • Diagnostic trouble code (DTC) reading and clearing
  • Customizable dashboards
  • Data logging and exporting capabilities
• Pros:
  • User-friendly interface
  • Reliable performance with OBDLink scan tools
  • Regular updates and support
• Cons:
  • Limited features compared to paid versions
  • Best performance with ScanTool OBDLink adapters

10.2. Palmer Performance Engineering – ScanXL

• Overview: ScanXL by Palmer Performance Engineering is a versatile OBD2 diagnostic software compatible with various OBD2 adapters. A free trial version is available, providing a taste of its data logging capabilities.
• Features:
  • Real-time data monitoring and graphing
  • Diagnostic trouble code (DTC) reading and clearing
  • Customizable dashboards and gauges
  • Data logging and exporting
  • Support for multiple OBD2 protocols
• Pros:
  • Comprehensive features in the trial version
  • Broad compatibility with OBD2 adapters
  • User-friendly interface
• Cons:
  • The free trial has limitations
  • Full functionality requires purchasing the software

10.3. Torque Lite (Android)

• Overview: Torque Lite is a free version of the popular Torque Pro app for Android devices. It uses a Bluetooth OBD2 adapter to connect to your vehicle and provides essential data logging capabilities.
• Features:
  • Real-time data monitoring
  • Diagnostic trouble code (DTC) reading
  • Customizable dashboards
  • Data logging to CSV format
• Pros:
  • Mobile convenience
  • Large user community and support
  • Customizable interface
• Cons:
  • Requires an Android device
  • Limited features compared to Torque Pro
  • Bluetooth OBD2 adapter required

10.4. Free Open Source Software – pyOBD

• Overview: pyOBD is an open-source OBD-II diagnostic software written in Python. It is designed to communicate with OBD-II compliant vehicles and retrieve real-time data, diagnostic trouble codes, and other vehicle information. pyOBD is platform-independent and can run on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
• Features:
  • OBD-II Parameter ID (PID) Support
  • Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) Reading
  • Real-Time Data Logging
  • Customizable Dashboards
• Pros:
  • Extensible
  • Compatible
  • Platform Independent
• Cons:
  • Advanced set up process.
  • Lacking extensive GUI functionality

10.5. FORScan (Windows)

• Overview: FORScan is a powerful OBD2 diagnostic software primarily designed for Ford, Mazda, Lincoln, and Mercury vehicles. While it offers advanced features for these brands, it also provides free OBD2 data logging capabilities for other vehicles.
• Features:
  • Real-time data monitoring
  • Diagnostic trouble code (DTC) reading and clearing
  • Enhanced diagnostics for Ford, Mazda, Lincoln, and Mercury vehicles
  • Customizable dashboards
• Pros:
  • Excellent support for Ford, Mazda, Lincoln, and Mercury
  • Free OBD2 functionality for other vehicles
  • User-friendly interface
• Cons:
  • Limited advanced features for non-Ford vehicles
  • Windows only

10.6. EasyOBDII

• Overview: EasyOBDII is a straightforward OBD-II diagnostic tool that is compatible with all OBD-II compliant vehicles. It provides access to real-time sensor data, diagnostic trouble codes, and vehicle information.
• Features:
  • Real-Time Data Monitoring
  • DTC Reading and Clearing
  • Vehicle Information Display
  • Data Logging
• Pros:
  • Ease of Use
  • Comprehensive PID Support
  • Cross-Platform Compatibility
• Cons:
  • Limited Advanced Features
  • Basic Graphical Interface
  • Manual Installation of Drivers

11. How To Choose The Right Free OBD2 Data Logger Software

Selecting the right free OBD2 data logger software depends on your specific needs, technical expertise, and vehicle type. Here are some factors to consider when making your choice:

• Compatibility: Ensure the software is compatible with your vehicle’s make and model, as well as your OBD2 adapter. Some software, like FORScan, offers enhanced features for specific brands.
• Features: Determine which features are most important to you. Do you need real-time data monitoring, DTC reading, customizable dashboards, or data logging?
• Ease of Use: Consider the software’s interface and ease of navigation. A user-friendly interface can save you time and frustration.
• Platform: Choose software that is compatible with your preferred platform, whether it’s Windows, Android, or iOS.
• Community and Support: Look for software with a strong user community and available support resources. This can be helpful if you encounter issues or have questions.

12. Advantages of Paid OBD2 Data Logger Software

While free OBD2 data logger software options offer valuable functionality, paid software often provides more advanced features, enhanced support, and greater compatibility. Investing in paid software can be worthwhile if you require professional-grade diagnostics and data analysis. Here are some advantages of paid OBD2 data logger software:

• Advanced Features: Paid software typically includes advanced features such as enhanced diagnostics, bi-directional control, and access to manufacturer-specific data.
• Comprehensive Support: Paid software often comes with comprehensive technical support, including documentation, tutorials, and direct assistance from experts.
• Greater Compatibility: Paid software is often designed to be compatible with a wider range of vehicles and OBD2 adapters, ensuring reliable performance across different makes and models.
• Regular Updates: Paid software is typically updated more frequently, providing access to the latest features, bug fixes, and vehicle coverage.
• Professional Use: If you are a professional mechanic or technician, paid OBD2 data logger software can provide the tools and capabilities you need to perform advanced diagnostics and repairs.

By understanding the features, benefits, and limitations of both free and paid OBD2 data logger software options, you can make an informed decision based on your specific needs and budget.

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13. Understanding OBD2 PIDs

OBD2 Parameter IDs (PIDs) are codes used to request data from a vehicle’s onboard computer. These codes allow you to access a wide range of information about the vehicle’s performance, including engine speed, coolant temperature, fuel consumption, and more. Understanding OBD2 PIDs is essential for effectively using OBD2 data logger software.

13.1. Standard vs. Non-Standard PIDs

• Standard PIDs: These PIDs are defined by the SAE J1979 standard and are common across most vehicles. They include basic parameters like engine RPM, vehicle speed, and coolant temperature.
• Non-Standard PIDs: These PIDs are specific to the vehicle manufacturer and are not defined by the SAE J1979 standard. They can provide access to more detailed and manufacturer-specific data.

13.2. Common OBD2 PIDs

Here are some of the most common OBD2 PIDs and their descriptions:

PID (Hex)	Description	Units
01 0C	Engine RPM	RPM
01 0D	Vehicle Speed	km/h
01 05	Coolant Temperature	°C
01 04	Calculated Load Value	%
01 0B	Intake Manifold Pressure	kPa
01 0F	Intake Air Temperature	°C
01 10	MAF Air Flow Rate	g/s
01 11	Throttle Position	%
01 00	PIDs Supported [01-20]	Binary

13.3. How to Use PIDs with OBD2 Software

To use PIDs with OBD2 software, you need to enter the PID code into the software’s data request function. The software will then send the request to the vehicle’s computer and display the returned value. Some software, like ScanXL and Torque Pro, provide pre-loaded lists of common PIDs, making it easier to access the data you need.

14. Advanced OBD2 Data Logging Techniques

For advanced users, several techniques can enhance the effectiveness of OBD2 data logging. These techniques include custom PID creation, data filtering, and advanced data analysis.

14.1. Custom PID Creation

Some OBD2 software allows you to create custom PIDs to access non-standard data. This requires knowledge of the vehicle’s communication protocols and the specific PID codes used by the manufacturer. Custom PID creation can provide access to valuable data that is not available through standard PIDs.

14.2. Data Filtering

Data filtering involves selecting specific data points to log, reducing the amount of data collected and making it easier to analyze. This can be useful when troubleshooting specific issues or monitoring particular parameters. Most advanced OBD2 software offers data filtering options.

14.3. Advanced Data Analysis

Advanced data analysis involves using specialized software to analyze logged OBD2 data. This can include creating custom graphs, performing statistical analysis, and identifying trends and patterns in the data. Advanced data analysis can provide valuable insights into the vehicle’s performance and help diagnose complex issues.

15. Common OBD2 Issues and Troubleshooting

While OBD2 data logging can be a powerful tool, it is not without its challenges. Here are some common OBD2 issues and troubleshooting tips.

15.1. Adapter Connectivity Issues

• Problem: The OBD2 adapter fails to connect to the vehicle or the software.
• Troubleshooting:
  • Ensure the adapter is properly plugged into the OBD2 port.
  • Verify the adapter is compatible with your vehicle and software.
  • Check the adapter’s Bluetooth or Wi-Fi connection settings.
  • Try a different OBD2 adapter.

15.2. Data Accuracy Issues

• Problem: The data displayed by the software is inaccurate or inconsistent.
• Troubleshooting:
  • Verify the OBD2 PIDs are correctly entered.
  • Check the software’s settings for data units and scaling.
  • Try a different OBD2 software.
  • Ensure the vehicle’s sensors are functioning properly.

15.3. Software Compatibility Issues

• Problem: The OBD2 software is not compatible with your operating system or device.
• Troubleshooting:
  • Check the software’s system requirements.
  • Update your operating system or device.
  • Try a different OBD2 software.
  • Contact the software’s technical support.

16. The Future of OBD2 Technology

OBD2 technology continues to evolve, with new features and capabilities being developed to meet the changing needs of the automotive industry. Some of the trends shaping the future of OBD2 technology include:

• Enhanced Diagnostics: Future OBD2 systems will offer more advanced diagnostic capabilities, including enhanced monitoring of vehicle systems and predictive maintenance features.
• Wireless Connectivity: Wireless OBD2 adapters and software will become more prevalent, allowing for remote data logging and diagnostics.
• Integration with Cloud Services: OBD2 data will be increasingly integrated with cloud services, enabling remote data storage, analysis, and sharing.
• Cybersecurity: As OBD2 systems become more connected, cybersecurity will become a greater concern, with new measures being developed to protect vehicle data from unauthorized access.

17. Legal and Ethical Considerations

When using OBD2 data logger software, it is important to be aware of the legal and ethical considerations involved. These considerations include data privacy, vehicle security, and compliance with relevant laws and regulations.

• Data Privacy: Be mindful of the data you are collecting and how it is being used. Avoid collecting or sharing sensitive personal information without the consent of the vehicle owner.
• Vehicle Security: Ensure that your use of OBD2 software does not compromise the security of the vehicle. Avoid making unauthorized changes to the vehicle’s computer systems.
• Compliance with Laws: Comply with all relevant laws and regulations regarding the use of OBD2 technology. This may include laws related to data privacy, vehicle emissions, and consumer protection.

18. Resources for Further Learning

To deepen your understanding of OBD2 technology and data logging, here are some valuable resources:

• SAE International: SAE International is a professional organization that develops standards and resources for the automotive industry, including the SAE J1979 standard for OBD2.
• OBD2 PID Wiki: The OBD2 PID Wiki provides detailed information on OBD2 Parameter IDs (PIDs), including their descriptions, units, and formulas.
• Automotive Forums: Online automotive forums can be a valuable source of information and support, with discussions on OBD2 technology, software, and troubleshooting.

By leveraging these resources, you can expand your knowledge and skills in OBD2 data logging and stay up-to-date with the latest developments in the field.

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