This Freematics Vehicle Data Logger V3 is Discontinued Now, We recommend Freematics Vehicle Data Logger V4 as a suitable replacement.
Freematics Vehicle Data Logger is an Arduino compatible OBD-II complaint programmable data logging device featuring OBD-II data reader, high-resolution GPS receiver, 9-axis motion sensor, microSD seat, BLE wireless module, all of which are accessible through Arduino libraries.
- Arduino compatible (all components accessible by Arduino libraries)
- 16-pin OBD-II connector
- Fast (up to 100Hz) access to OBD-II PIDs available from vehicle ECU (including VIN & DTC)
- microSD seat for data logging storage up to 32GB
- Built-in voltmeter measuring for car battery voltage
- Built-in MPU-9150 9-axis MEMS module (accelerometer, gyro, compass, temperature)
- Built-in Bluetooth Low Energy and SPP module for wireless data communication
- Built-in 5Hz U-Blox G6010 GPS module and ceramic antenna
The main controller of Freematics Vehicle Data Logger is an ATMega328P which is same as that on an
Arduino UNO and can be reprogrammed with standard Arduino IDE. The OBD-II data as well as all the onboard peripherals can be easily accessed through well-maintained
Arduino libraries. Compiled sketch are downloaded to the adapter through ICSP (SPI pins) by USBasp or Arduino as ICSP. For more information about programming the Freematics Vehicle Data Logger, please refer to
users guide.
What’s the difference from all other OBD-II readers?
Many people may compare all those widely available OBD-II readers with Freematics Vehicle Data Logger. The following table shows their significant differences.
How can it be useful?
Vehicle data logger with wireless connectivity
With OBD-II access, built-in GPS and mass-storage, this product can work as an unattended vehicle data logger. Driving routes can also be recorded together with real-time vehicle data and other sensor data. The on-board Bluetooth module provides connectivity with mobile devices like smartphone or tablet which can be used as the live data viewing or history data analysis terminal.
Data bridge between vehicle and software applications
The adapter can work as a wireless data bridge between the vehicle and software applications, either smartphone App or desktop program. Its advantage over conventional Bluetooth OBD-II reader is that the data can be cached and stored inside the adapter, so that even the smartphone or computer is is disconnected with the adapter, data won’t lose.
