OEM Parameters

HOW TO CONFIGURE OEM PARAMETERS FOR FMX001/FMB003

OEM parameters

Are available in the OBD Devices,

• for FMB003 03.27.07.Rev.562 Firmware must be installed in order to receive EV OEM data
• FOR FMC001 03.27.12.Rev.143 Firmware must be installed in order to receive OEM data.

Before starting, kindly check if your vehicle is in the supported list, you can find the supported lists for OBD devices here
Note: If your vehicle is not in the list, it does not mean that you cannot install the device - Regular OBD data will still be available.

Configuration On the device side

• Move to the system, and enable the codec 8E :
  
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  Move to OBDII :
  1. On OBD feature select OBD
  2. On OBD VIN setting: Select Auto, this will gather the VIN number from the vehicle automatically

Note: If Auto didn't work Select Manual, and put the VIN of the Vehicle Manuale. 

• Enable the required IO by selecting the low priority

After the device configuration, keep the device connected to the vehicle, after the FOTA configured time, the device will automatically request to download the needed file from FOTAWEB to enable the OEM parameters.

Note: The device will request 1 or 2 files from the FOTAWEB

Configuration via GPRES/SMS Command

Send the following command to the device via SMS
<username><space><password><space>setparam 40000:1;40005:1;40430:1;40440:1

ID:

• 40000 – OBD Feature
• 40005 – VIN Source
• 40430 – OEM Total Mielge
• 40440 – OEM Fuel

Value:

• 1 – Enable
• 1 – Auto
• 1 – Enable (low)
• 1 – Enable (low)

Note: If no username & password for SMS, two space symbols should be inserted before the command.

Verify The Status On FOTA

• Open your FOTA account,
• Search about the device IMEI

Under Details, OBD section, you should see the VIN number of your vehicle:	Under Tasks, you can verify if the file is delivered to the device or not:

If the file download is successful, kindly check your server data to confirm.

Server Side

The AVL ID for OEM parameters are:

• 389 OBD OEM Total Mileage
• 390 OBD OEM Fuel Level

Troubleshooting

Before testing, the car's ignition should be On If you were not able to get OEM parameters using this method, you may have to check the following:

• Device Firmware
• check the device power and OBD cables
• try to drive the vehicle for some time

If the previous steps were not beneficial, then the vehicle is currently not supporting the OEM parameters and needs to perform reverse engineering.