EvBatMon for Outlander PHEV
See whats going on inside your Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV.PureEV 100% EV driving
Passionate about getting the most out of your PHEV?Want to know what’s going on inside the battery and e-motors?Only want to use petrol when absolutely necessary?Then you need our EvBatMon app!* Access ALL the internal information on your PHEV in a simple to use App!* PureEV mode provides warning and alarm beeps so you can keep your eye on the road instead of glancing at the power gauge. * Track the health of your Li-Ion battery over time and distance, and compare your EV to others of the same model. See http://www.evpositive.com/battery-history.html for more details.EvBatMon needs a Bluetooth or WiFi OBD adaptor (check our list of recommendations at http://www.evpositive.com/evbatmon-for-phev.html#OBD ). While you’re waiting for the adaptor, you can experiment with Emulation mode to play and preconfigure EvBatMon without a connection to your PHEV.EvBatMon comes preconfigured with a range of screens however you can customise everything like gauge size, type (number, dial, LED bar, histogram etc), position and colour.If you have any problems or suggestions let us know because we want you to love EvBatMon as much as your PHEV. We’re passionate about getting the most out of our (and your!) PHEV, so we have many new features under development!Tested for compatibility with MY14, MY16 and MY17 Outlander PHEV.See also EvBatMon for iMiEV, and iOS versions of EvBatMon on iTunes.Full support for recent and older Android versions. Support larger battery in 2.4 litre 13.8 kWh PHEV (MY19 e20) correctly as 46Ah
Passionate about getting the most out of your PHEV?Want to know what’s going on inside the battery and e-motors?Only want to use petrol when absolutely necessary?Then you need our EvBatMon app!* Access ALL the internal information on your PHEV in a simple to use App!* PureEV mode provides warning and alarm beeps so you can keep your eye on the road instead of glancing at the power gauge. * Track the health of your Li-Ion battery over time and distance, and compare your EV to others of the same model. See http://www.evpositive.com/battery-history.html for more details.EvBatMon needs a Bluetooth or WiFi OBD adaptor (check our list of recommendations at http://www.evpositive.com/evbatmon-for-phev.html#OBD ). While you’re waiting for the adaptor, you can experiment with Emulation mode to play and preconfigure EvBatMon without a connection to your PHEV.EvBatMon comes preconfigured with a range of screens however you can customise everything like gauge size, type (number, dial, LED bar, histogram etc), position and colour.If you have any problems or suggestions let us know because we want you to love EvBatMon as much as your PHEV. We’re passionate about getting the most out of our (and your!) PHEV, so we have many new features under development!Tested for compatibility with MY14, MY16 and MY17 Outlander PHEV.See also EvBatMon for iMiEV, and iOS versions of EvBatMon on iTunes.Full support for recent and older Android versions. Support larger battery in 2.4 litre 13.8 kWh PHEV (MY19 e20) correctly as 46Ah
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This app seems to be seriously broken. I have owned & used it since I bought my first Phev in 2016. However, after (inadvertently) updating it recently, the cell graph is giving gobbledygook values, and shows Cell heath as 'Failure?'. On the main screen, where it shows the Cell numbers that it is checking, cell numbers higher than 80 appear, which is clearly nonsense. In the graph, several cells are shown to be at 57.58 Volts! I have checked the values with a different app, and they all appear to be within normal values, around 4 Volts. Not impressed, considering that it was the most expensive app I have ever purchased.
Can't make it work..... Unistalling.. Worthless that it starts in emulation mode, I thought it was live... No way I'm going back to another city again to check the soh Update: OK, it might be a incompatible adapter (adapter works). I tried on 2 outlanders. I might be mixing up apps, but if memory serves it connected and showed some values, not all. Once it showed most values, but seemed to freeze after a while. Like only part of the battery values. Then some error toad messages with numbers.
Dont work seems it might be android OS ver
This app is fantastic. I went through all the menus and everything seemed to work. I bought the OBD Link LX not cheap but it worked really well. Top stuff Jeremy nice pice of software.
It does not work on My 2017 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV
Nice to know battery state in A/h however doesnt read error codes specifically phev related and/or clear them...can you include in update?
Nougat update made this apps zoomed in meaning only some dials can be seen because everything become larger. Please update.
I owned two OBD2 adapters off the compatible list. One the Jaycar wifi and the other from an eBay link on the recommended list. The latter works with Torque etc but never with EVBatMon. I finally have the Jaycar one working once. I didn't do anything but restart the app and it finally switched across to wifi instead of running in default demo mode.
Got the right hardware as recommended by a forum member that has this working. My phone will connect and work with Torque Pro, but not this app. Got a Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge and android 6.x
Does what I really wanted it to do, which is to track individual cell health and overall battery performance. Another EV I have has had a couple of cells fail so I think it's worth checking.