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Authentication - When you connect to an elm interface you will be asked  to login. Upon success a login token will be sent to your client. Use this to establish subsequent  connections from your client.
Consistent format - pyOBD-II will send out the same message when it receives the same command.    This is useful when comparing vehicle data. You can tell where  data comes from because all pyOBD-II messages are expected to have one of the first few  bytes of data sent by the vehicle in common.
Programmatic API
To be able to use pyOBD-II's API you must first run the make_obd program, it will make sure all ELM adapters are configured to talk to pyOBD-II.  After this you can run pyOBD-II's main program:
python obd2.py
To learn more about the programmatic API check out the documentation.
Installation
install pyOBD-II
If you are going to build pyOBD-II from source then run the instructions on install.windows.txt. If you are on a unix system run the  install.unix.txt. This will compile and install the pyOBD-II source. Once installed you can run the make_obd program to configure the ELM adapter to be used with pyOBD-II.
Sample Code
class OBD:
    class OBD:
/*****
Python serial port library.
The python serial module provides a very fast and easy
to use interface to the serial port. It has been written
to be easy to learn and fun to use.
Written by Mark McLaurin
Version - serial 1.0.3
*****/
    class OBD2(serial.Serial):
        baud = 9600
        bytesize = serial.EIGHTBITS
        parity = serial.PARITY_NONE
        stopbits = serial.STOPBITS_ONE
        xonxoff = serial.XONXOFF_NONE
        def open(self):
            """ Open a serial port, returning an
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This Python interface to the OBD-II communication protocol is built to  be light-weight and to be usable as a library rather than an individual  interpreter.
History 
This package was released on 23 April 2018 in the pip package manager under the key "pyobd2-version-1.0.0-py2.7".
See also
 pyodbc (Python DB-API)
References
External links
 Official PyPI page
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Category:OBD-II controllers
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