HawtDogFlvrWtr

sure haven't. I may do that down the road though.

ok folks. I just got the remote start piece working perfectly. For the first release (in the next day or so), i'll include the following remote features:
Lock
Unlock
Start
Stop
After that, i'll add more. For now, it will only support the dodge journey. I have the codes for many other vehicles, but I've hardcoded the calls into the pi code, until I can figure out how I want to handle it on the server side. With that said, the demo user that i've provided for others to log in and view, will be locked down again tomorrow sometime because i will be enabling the feature that allows me to control my vehicle. The last thing I want, is for some of you to be starting and stopping or honking my horn while i'm at work tomorrow
I'll let everyone know when the image is finished and give you a list of the hardware that I've used to create it. If you would rather purchase it from me, I can do that also, though due a run on pi's, it may take a bit to get one for you.
On another note, I believe i resolved a memory leak on the dashboard that was causing the realtime gauges to creep up and ultimately kill browsers after repeated callbacks for data. It was a google chart bug that they resolved in a new release candidate.
kthx,
HawtDog

got more graphs on the dashboard and added the ability to choose different timeframes. also moved the real-time data to another dashboard for easier viewing in a vehicle.

I'm watching this closely, as I find it fascinating. There was a guy on the Nitro Forum, over in England, using raspberry pi doing the same sort of thing, because he could not get any Uconnect module to work in his vehicle. He was slowly making progress when I left the forum to hang out over here.

So, where's the github repository?

This is incredible

Wow, we've got a genious on the boards! Good luck

Wow. Pretty amazing. Great job. I have no idea what goes into any of this, but I'm sure its a lot of work. I hope this will work for my DJ. You'll be a hero if this works for all or most DJs.
Peace.

I have a friend who has a cross compiler that will take your suitably written app and compile it for ALL the major platforms - same core code; same UI; less support.

PM me and I can put you in touch with him if you wish.

Please keep going

This is some awesome stuff,
Once your done with more testing please contact me, I might be able to contrbuite by adding support for home automation systems so you can do all this with a scene that includes your homes lights and door locks!!!!

This is awesome!

http://allparnews.com/index.php/2015/05/clickbait-scandal-gm-fca-forbidding-diy-car-repairs-28480
I think the concept of this is awesome. Saw this article. Just thought I'd post here.
Peace.

Still working this project just been busy lately. Have a 3g modem coming in the mail so I can test out the new code.

Alright. Productive day here. Got the pi working exactly as it should. I can now start stop lock and unlock from the pi via an ssh connection. Configuration is a bit of a pain but works. Trying to make a web interface to do it all now.

Alright. Productive day here. Got the pi working exactly as it should. I can now start stop lock and unlock from the pi via an ssh connection. Configuration is a bit of a pain but works. Trying to make a web interface to do it all now.

Yes. The installation of the dongle is very simple. Just plug it into the OBD2 jack under the left side of the dashboard under the steering wheel. I'm trying to make everything as automated as possible for you, even to the point of registering with the website automatically, so you don't have to do much but register an email address to your vehicle. Don't worry, it'll be non-IT folks friendly.

I ran into a minor problem. It appears that the obdlink lx requires bluetooth 2.1 for it's simple auto protocol. Unfortunately, the dongle I've had for years is 2.0 only. I've ordered another but it won't be here until tomorrow.. so i'm done for now

Yes. The installation of the dongle is very simple. Just plug it into the OBD2 jack under the left side of the dashboard under the steering wheel. I'm trying to make everything as automated as possible for you, even to the point of registering with the website automatically, so you don't have to do much but register an email address to your vehicle. Don't worry, it'll be non-IT folks friendly.

ALPHA 0.1.0 released! Hardware requirements can be found on our page, www.Auto-Mated.com
So i'm in the process of sniffing all the ODB calls for most, if not all of the features in my journey. My hope is to create a webservice for remotely starting my car, viewing travel information, as well as logging any vehicle troubles. I'm also taking it a step further in automating things (Think, Jarvis from Ironman), but i'm sure that most of you won't be interested in that.

In either case, I successfully sniffed the remote start/stop as well as the lock, unlock calls for my journey last night, and was able to replicate them all with my laptop/cellphone. Now that I have the basic uconnect features locked down (all other odb calls such as errors and metrics are simple), i'm going to build the raspberry pi image and test it out. I'm going to use this forum post to keep folks up to date on things and take suggestions for additional features.

I'm a developer by trade, so i'll probably end up making a community site like uconnect access, that allows you to login and remotely start your car, track oil changes, travel summaries and all other data we can yank from the vehicle. I expect that I will provide more information and control of your journey, than the stock Uconnect Access provides..

Stand by for updates!

Oh, btw. I plan on making the service opensource, but with a very very small fee to cover server costs, outside what it would cost you to get a wireless access dongle from a reputible cellular carrier.
AMAZON ITEM LIST:
http://amzn.com/w/3O0EQA5K1PQAF

If anyone wants to test my results, here are the calls i've currently sniffed. Please note that I used a odblink lx bluetooth odb connector in the vehicle and used bluetooth terminal for my android smartphone, with the "append \r\n" setting enabled. For the remote start features to work, you obviously have to have the factory remote start functions in your journey already, or added it after the fact. if you're using an aftermarket remote start device, these will probably not work, but would appreciate if you reported back if they did or not.
START VEHICLE:
STP31
ATSH1C0
69AA37901100

STOP VEHICLE:
STP31
ATSH1C0
6AAA37901100

UNLOCK VEHICLE:
STP31
ATSH1C0
24746C901100

LOCK VEHICLE:
STP31
ATSH1C0
21746C901100

These are my first tests and I wasn't standing outside next to the car, so they may be flipped. I've confirmed that the start car calls and stop car calls work, and I got a response from the lock and unlock, I just can't remember what order I did them in. I'm going to confirm this later.

ALPHA 0.1.0 released! Hardware requirements can be found on our page, www.Auto-Mated.com
So i'm in the process of sniffing all the ODB calls for most, if not all of the features in my journey. My hope is to create a webservice for remotely starting my car, viewing travel information, as well as logging any vehicle troubles. I'm also taking it a step further in automating things (Think, Jarvis from Ironman), but i'm sure that most of you won't be interested in that.

In either case, I successfully sniffed the remote start/stop as well as the lock, unlock calls for my journey last night, and was able to replicate them all with my laptop/cellphone. Now that I have the basic uconnect features locked down (all other odb calls such as errors and metrics are simple), i'm going to build the raspberry pi image and test it out. I'm going to use this forum post to keep folks up to date on things and take suggestions for additional features.

I'm a developer by trade, so i'll probably end up making a community site like uconnect access, that allows you to login and remotely start your car, track oil changes, travel summaries and all other data we can yank from the vehicle. I expect that I will provide more information and control of your journey, than the stock Uconnect Access provides..

Stand by for updates!

Oh, btw. I plan on making the service opensource, but with a very very small fee to cover server costs, outside what it would cost you to get a wireless access dongle from a reputible cellular carrier.
AMAZON ITEM LIST:
http://amzn.com/w/3O0EQA5K1PQAF

ALPHA 0.1.0 released! Hardware requirements can be found on our page, www.Auto-Mated.com
So i'm in the process of sniffing all the ODB calls for most, if not all of the features in my journey. My hope is to create a webservice for remotely starting my car, viewing travel information, as well as logging any vehicle troubles. I'm also taking it a step further in automating things (Think, Jarvis from Ironman), but i'm sure that most of you won't be interested in that.

In either case, I successfully sniffed the remote start/stop as well as the lock, unlock calls for my journey last night, and was able to replicate them all with my laptop/cellphone. Now that I have the basic uconnect features locked down (all other odb calls such as errors and metrics are simple), i'm going to build the raspberry pi image and test it out. I'm going to use this forum post to keep folks up to date on things and take suggestions for additional features.

I'm a developer by trade, so i'll probably end up making a community site like uconnect access, that allows you to login and remotely start your car, track oil changes, travel summaries and all other data we can yank from the vehicle. I expect that I will provide more information and control of your journey, than the stock Uconnect Access provides..

Stand by for updates!

Oh, btw. I plan on making the service opensource, but with a very very small fee to cover server costs, outside what it would cost you to get a wireless access dongle from a reputible cellular carrier.
AMAZON ITEM LIST:
http://amzn.com/w/3O0EQA5K1PQAF

If anyone wants to test my results, here are the calls i've currently sniffed. Please note that I used a odblink lx bluetooth odb connector in the vehicle and used bluetooth terminal for my android smartphone, with the "append \r\n" setting enabled. For the remote start features to work, you obviously have to have the factory remote start functions in your journey already, or added it after the fact. if you're using an aftermarket remote start device, these will probably not work, but would appreciate if you reported back if they did or not.
START VEHICLE:
STP31
ATSH1C0
69AA37901100

STOP VEHICLE:
STP31
ATSH1C0
6AAA37901100

UNLOCK VEHICLE:
STP31
ATSH1C0
24746C901100

LOCK VEHICLE:
STP31
ATSH1C0
21746C901100

These are my first tests and I wasn't standing outside next to the car, so they may be flipped. I've confirmed that the start car calls and stop car calls work, and I got a response from the lock and unlock, I just can't remember what order I did them in. I'm going to confirm this later.

ALPHA 0.1.0 released! Hardware requirements can be found on our page, www.Auto-Mated.com
So i'm in the process of sniffing all the ODB calls for most, if not all of the features in my journey. My hope is to create a webservice for remotely starting my car, viewing travel information, as well as logging any vehicle troubles. I'm also taking it a step further in automating things (Think, Jarvis from Ironman), but i'm sure that most of you won't be interested in that.

In either case, I successfully sniffed the remote start/stop as well as the lock, unlock calls for my journey last night, and was able to replicate them all with my laptop/cellphone. Now that I have the basic uconnect features locked down (all other odb calls such as errors and metrics are simple), i'm going to build the raspberry pi image and test it out. I'm going to use this forum post to keep folks up to date on things and take suggestions for additional features.

I'm a developer by trade, so i'll probably end up making a community site like uconnect access, that allows you to login and remotely start your car, track oil changes, travel summaries and all other data we can yank from the vehicle. I expect that I will provide more information and control of your journey, than the stock Uconnect Access provides..

Stand by for updates!

Oh, btw. I plan on making the service opensource, but with a very very small fee to cover server costs, outside what it would cost you to get a wireless access dongle from a reputible cellular carrier.
AMAZON ITEM LIST:
http://amzn.com/w/3O0EQA5K1PQAF