NDSII

Nisscan

About this app

The NDSII provides basic diagnostics for N i s s a n and I n f i n i t i cars. It is intended for newer cars that have a 16 pin OBDII connector and use a Consult II protocol over k-line (DDL2). Those are usually cars build between years 2001 and 2007. The connector is typically located near the fuse box.

This application supports petrol and diesel cars. It communicates with the engine ECU using Consult II protocol. It uses the same communication protocol as the dealer diagnostic tool. This protocol is far more comprehensive than the generic OBDII or ISO9141 protocol.

The current version of the app has following functions:
• Data Display with data logging
• Self Diagnostics
• Work Support with Clear Self Learn, Idle Air Volume Learn functions
• Dash Display with customisable gauges
• Video Recorder

The video recorder function saves an mp4 video file with accompanying data log file. An Overlay software such as RaceRender can then be used to generate videos with custom data visualization.

An OBDII adaptor is required to connect to the car. This app is design to work with adaptors build on the popular ELM327 chip. They are very well priced and available from many online stores. For a list of tested adapters please visit our website.

We recommend using OBDLink LX, MX, SX or EX adaptors.

If you would like to test the application for compatibility with your car, try the free Lite version also available from Google Play store.

Ratings and reviews

I first installed the lite version and had to battle with lots of ads, and I also couldn't do IDLE AIR VOLUME LEARN with it so I decided to go in for the paid version. The paid version also could not do the IDLE AIR VOLUME LEARN so I had to uninstall since that was the main reason for purchasing. Everything else works fine with both versions. I don't know if I didn't do something right, but has anyone successfully performed IDLE AIR VOLUME LEARN with the app? If yes, then please educate me.

It works with my 2005 Pathfinder, and a BT dongle I picked up off Amazon that had the right chip inside of it. I have been able to observe and diagnose valve timing issues while driving around that the dealership didn't observe sitting in their garage, connected to CONSULT. I am also able to hit a button and perform idle air learn, which I was never able to pull off with the pedal sequence method.

Unfortunately I have to join the crowd that can't get this app to initialise properly with any of the OBDII devices I've tried, including several that are supposedly tested as compatible. I had high hopes for this app, but I'm simply not prepared to spend £100+ buying every Bluetooth adapter on the market until one works, therefore it's unusable in it's current form without significant extra financial outlay, which potential customers should be made aware of.

What’s new

Changes in this version:
• Wi-Fi adaptor connection issue fix
• bug fixes and performance improvements

We are continuously working on improving our apps so send us your issues and suggestions.