Kangoo ZE and Fluence are almost the same. It uses 11 bit CANbus on the standard pins. If you want to program the Freematics, I think you need to study the CanZE source code, at least for the field definitions.

CanZE should more or less work on the Kangoo if you tell it it’s a Fluence. Also, FLuenceSpy by Alexandre Moleiro (another Android app) should work.

Hope this helps.

Any new informations about that ?

I try to retrieve data from Kangoo Z.E obd port with Freematics dongle unsucessfully.

Apologies for my very late reply.

The Freematics is a complete programmable dongle that comes with some example programs with it. Those programs use more-or-less standard diagnostics commands defined for ICE cars. ZOE doesn’t do things that way, as it’s drivetrain is of course totally different.

TO make it work you’d have to write your logger program yourself using the Arduino IDE. Our (open source) CanZE program can help as you don’t need to figure each and every command.

All in all it’s a complicated job. At this moment we have no plans to write drivers for CanZE for the Freematics. Reason is simply there are no many around in the ZOE community and it is quite a substantial job to do it.

i would really appricate your help..

Nice project! Comparable in certain aspects indeed.

Sorry for the late response……

A better option would be (IMHO) to use the USB connector for a display. But then why? A phone or tablet is the best/cheapest display I would argue ;-).

Yes, when equipped with the GPRS module, the Freematic should be able to send things like SOC. At least during charging hte CANbus stays alive.

I hope it will help you to continue with even more amazing work 😉

That is a great resource! Thank you!

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