My registration application has just arrived, I am here. Because I am viewing the forum through translation, there are many professional words that are incorrectly translated and cannot be understood. So I want to ask you some small questions. 1.Alfaobd android and obdlink sx perfect match? The obdlink mx in China is priced at about $300. . . 2. If I change my Android device in the future, can I migrate? 3. Can Alpha increase the maximum speed limit? (on a legal road) 4. What settings need to be modified to fix? I don't have a general dealer in my country, there is no warranty, so I can't buy a needle. Sorry for having a lot of questions. I have reviewed more than three hundred pages of content. (Translated by Google, please forgive if there is a syntax error)
Here is some additional informatin to your questions.
1. The LX and SX units will work fine for Alfa however, it will require an additional blue adapter. So they are not a perfect match.
"LX and SX interfaces additionally require "blue" adapter for access to the middle-speed CAN bus."
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OBDLink MX, LX and SX.
OBDLink MX is the recommended interface for the cars with high-speed CAN bus on pins 6 and 14 and the middle-speed CAN bus on the pins 3 and 11 of the OBD plug. These are most of the Chrysler/Dodge/Ram/Jeep cars, PowerNet and CUSW-based, Fiat Tipo/Egea. No additional adapters are needed for these cars when using OBDLink MX. Note: Fiat 500X/Jeep Renegade and Compass (MP) require the "grey" adapter for the access to the second high-speed CAN bus.
LX and SX interfaces additionally require "blue" adapter for access to the middle-speed CAN bus.
OBDLink also recommended for the Fiat/Alfa Romeo/Lancia CAN-based cars. The "yellow" adapter might be needed for access to the low-speed CAN bus."
2. The Alfa software is linked to your Google account with Android.
3. While I have seen the max speed setting in Vehicle Config 1 I don't know if it works or if anyone has changed it. The current setting is 255km/h
4. I'm confused...
Edited: for additional information.