openOBD Protocol by Jifeline Networks for Python 3
Release notes:
- 1.18.x : 2025-01
Feature: Session transfer
- Passing the openOBD session to another function executor
- 1.17.x : 2024-12
Feature: ISO14230 K-line support with Slow/Fast initialization- Supported bitrates are 9600, 10k4 and 15k6
- Supported protocol is KWP2000
- 1.16.x : 2024-09
First production release - 1.11.x :
Beta release- Lock grpcio dependencies to 1.60.1
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