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Brendan Whitfield edited this page May 5, 2015 · 23 revisions

An OBDCommand in python-OBD is an object used to query information from the vehicle. They contain all of the information neccessary to perform the query, and decode the cars response. Python-OBD has built in tables for the most common commands. They can be looked up by name, or by mode/PID (for a full list, see Command Tables).

import obd

c = obd.commands.RPM

# OR

c = obd.commands['RPM']

# OR

c = obd.commands[1][12] # mode 1, PID 12 (RPM)

Methods

Commands.has_command(command):

Checks the internal command tables for the existance of the given OBDCommand object. Commands are compared by mode and PID value.


Commands.has_name(name):

Checks the internal command tables for a command with the given name. This is also the function of the in operator.

import obd

obd.commands.has_name('RPM') # True

# OR

'RPM' in obd.commands # True

Commands.has_pid(mode, pid):

Checks the internal command tables for a command with the given mode and PID.

import obd
obd.commands.has_pid(1, 12) # True

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