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Just because you have OBD-II doesn’t mean you cannot take advantage of the sensors you already have. Late-model vehicle sensors are just as precise as aftermarket counterparts. Racepak [2], well known in the industry for providing high-end monitoring and data logging solutions, has released their Racepak OBD-II interface. The interface module is a plug and play data / display solution for any late-model vehicle containing an OBD-II connection.
Designed for use with Racepak’s V-Net style (canbus) data recorders or digital display dashes, the OBD-II module will, upon connection, auto detect and define a variety of obd-II data, from a number manufacturers. After the detection process, the module data can then be recorded and downloaded for data analysis, or used for display on any of Racepaks digital display dash products.
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It includes module, OBD-II connector and cable, along with a V-Net connector pigtail. If you decide to add more sensors later, the V-Net pigtail will add as many connections as you want, by creating a piggy-back connection with no wiring needed. The OBD-II Interface will be available January 2012.
• Designed for V-Net style data recorders and display dashes
• Monitor and record any sensors offered through your vehicle’s OBD-II computer
• Auto detection of vehicle and sensors
• Add on additional sensors without wiring via Racepak’s V-Net connectors