GODIAG GT327 SUPER DOIP ENET ELM327 v1.5 OBD II Scanner for iOS/Android/Windows Support Voltage Display

The GODIAG GT327 SUPER DOIP ENET OBD II Scanner is a cutting-edge diagnostic tool designed specifically for automotive maintenance technicians and DIY enthusiasts. Leveraging advanced technology, this full-featured scanner aids in comprehensive vehicle diagnostics, ensuring you have the right tools for effective car maintenance.

Key Features of the GODIAG GT327

1. Real-Time Voltage Monitoring

The GODIAG GT327 prominently displays the current vehicle diagnostic interface voltage. This feature is crucial for ensuring that your vehicle's battery is in good condition.

2. Low Voltage Alarm

One of the standout features is the integrated alarm system that alerts you when the vehicle voltage drops below 11V. If this occurs, the device sounds an alarm, prompting the user to recharge their vehicle battery using a dedicated charger. This precaution helps prevent excessive battery discharge, which can lead to damage.

3. Wide Device Compatibility

This scanner supports connection to both Android smartphones (Bluetooth name: OBD II) and iPhones (Bluetooth name: OBD BLE). This versatility makes it easy for users to conduct vehicle diagnostics using their personal devices.

4. Advanced Diagnostic Functionality

The GODIAG GT327 is compatible with diagnostic programming and coding for vehicles utilizing DOIP and ENET communication protocols. This means you can perform advanced tasks and resolve issues effectively.

5. Broad Vehicle Support

The scanner is suitable for a variety of vehicles, including motorcycles, cars, trucks, commercial vehicles, and SUVs, supporting voltage inputs ranging from 9V to 30V.

Connection Diagrams & Steps for Android and iPhone

Android Connection

Supported Software: Torque, inCarDoc, CarScanner, MotorData OBD, etc.

Steps:

A. Download and install the diagnostic software on your Android phone (Torque and CarScanner are recommended). Make sure the DOIP ENET switch of the device is in the off state and do not connect the Ethernet cable (this cable is solely for DOIP ENET computer-specific software).

B. Connect the device to the vehicle's diagnostic interface. The voltage display will show the current OBD II diagnostic interface voltage, and the power indicator light will be on. If the voltage is lower than 11V, an alarm will sound, indicating that the battery needs to be charged with a dedicated car battery charger.

C. Open the phone settings, turn on Bluetooth, and search for available Bluetooth devices. Select the Bluetooth name [OBD II] and use password 1234 or 0000 to pair. Enter the software once the connection is successful.

D. For specific software settings, refer to the recommended software matching settings video, as settings may vary between different applications.

iPhone Connection

Supported Software: Free software such as Car Scanner, FasLink X OBD II Scanner, and other paid applications.

Steps:

A. Download and install the diagnostic software on your iPhone (CarScanner and FasLink X are recommended). Ensure the DOIP ENET switch of the device is in the off state and do not connect the Ethernet cable.

B. Connect the device to the vehicle's diagnostic interface, and check the voltage display to ensure the diagnostic interface voltage is visible. The power indicator light should be on. Should the voltage be lower than 11V, an alarm will sound to warn that the battery requires charging.

C. Open the phone settings and turn on Bluetooth (Note: Avoid selecting Bluetooth for connection in iPhone settings as it's not needed).

D. Launch the selected software on the iPhone, choose the OBDBLE Bluetooth name, and use password 1234 or 0000 for pairing. For specific software settings, refer to the recommended software matching settings video, as setup instructions may differ between software.

PC Connection

PC Diagnostic Connection

For advanced diagnostics, the GODIAG GT327 can be connected to a PC. This mode supports diagnostic programming and coding for vehicles such as BMW, Benz, Volkswagen, Audi, and other vehicles that utilize the DOIP protocol.

Note: The DOIP ENET vehicle diagnostics can only be connected via an Ethernet cable.

Supported Protocols

The GODIAG GT327 elm327 supports multiple standardized OBD II protocols, including:

• SAE J1850 PWM (41.6Kbaud)
• SAE J1850 VPW (10.4Kbaud)
• ISO9141-2 (5 baud init, 10.4 Kbaud)
• ISO14230-4 KWP (5 baud init, 10.4 Kbaud)
• ISO14230-4 KWP (fast init, 10.4 Kbaud)
• Various CAN protocols including ISO15765-4 with different baud rates.
• DOIP ENET (via Ethernet cable).

Conclusion

In summary, the GODIAG GT327 OBD II Scanner is a powerful and versatile tool for anyone serious about automotive diagnostics. With its ability to monitor battery voltage, provide alerts for low voltage conditions, and support a wide range of vehicles and protocols, it's an essential companion for technicians and car owners alike. Be sure to equip your toolbox with this innovative OBD II scanner and take control of your vehicle's health today.