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I'm using Dash Command with the wifi OBD II adapter via ipad with no issues.

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I'm using Dash Command with the wifi OBD II adapter via ipad with no issues.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Bought a wifi obdII reader off amazon and just got it. Downloaded dash Command to run it. I have tried everything to get this to work...any suggestions? Anyone have dash command on iPhone or iPad and have a trick? I get the wifi signal. It just won't connect to the device

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I'm using Dash Command with the wifi OBD II adapter via ipad with no issues. Connected right up. It's a great program. Are you not seeing the "wifiODB" wireless network? How are you trying to connect to it?

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No and I think that's the issue. I am seeing a clkservice for wifi and it is not an automatic. I might buy the kiwi version. This one I have bought has zero instructions and everything online is telling me dashcommand doesn't work with this.

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