I think best to get the source data for this into the user guide, and then base summary tables off that. I’ve updated the user guide just now to put the structure in place for this, with some standardized formats. I will then update the Tesla and other base vehicle types I support based on that. For the other vehicles (maintained by other developers), lets gather the data here, and update the guide.

I have the template for this now as below.

Regards, Mark

Vehicle Documentation

The following chapters document support for specific vehicle types. They each contain a summary of vehicle connection cabling, and other requirements, as well as a general table detailing available vehicle functionality. This table is structured as follows:



Vehicle: Type

Function

Support Status

Hardware

Specific module version requirements

Vehicle Cable

Details of vehicle cable requirements

GSM Antenna

GSM antenna requirements

GPS Antenna

GPS antenna requirements

SOC Display

Ability to display SOC%

Range Display

Ability to display range estimates

GPS Location

GPS location source and capabilities

Speed Display

Ability to display vehicle speed

Temperature Display

Ability to display vehicle component temperatures

BMS v+t Display

Ability to display BMS voltages and temperatures

Charge Status Display

Ability to display charging status

Charge Interruption Alerts

Ability to raise charge interruption alerts

Charge Control

Ability to control charge

Cabin Pre-heat/cool Control

Ability to pre-heat/cool cabin

Lock/Unlock Vehicle

Ability to lock/unlock vehicle

Valet Mode Control

Ability to enable/disable valet mode

Others

Other vehicle-specific functionality


On 26 May 2019, at 2:47 AM, Glyn Hudson <glyn.hudson@openenergymonitor.org> wrote:

Great work developing OVMS, I've been running OVMS for nearly a year
now in my Nissan LEAF and e-NV200. It's worked flawlessly, so much
better than the Nissan Connect. I'm very enthusiastic about EV's and
open-source solutions. I'm the co-founder of the
https://OpenEnergyMonitor.org project to design and build open-source
hardware and software tools for monitoring energy. We have also
recently branched out into manufacturing web-connected EV charging
stations in collaboration with OpenEVSE.

I have been in communication with Mark and Michael regarding reselling
OVMS hardware via our web store: http://shop.openenergymonitor.com.

I have been working on producing an updated vehicle support table
since the table currently on the website is missing a lot of EV's OVMS
now supports. Please help me compile this table:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZPC8Rh2OVGgT-EPuN3xdZsomhk1JA0sQ_WTTxTIfS9I/edit?usp=sharing

I have an exhibitor stand for OpenEnergyMonitor at Fully Charged Live
Event in a couple of weeks (7th, 8th, 9th June) in Silverstone, UK. I
hope setup a demo display for OVMS. I'm also keen to meetup with any
other OVMS devs /
enthusiasts at fully changed live. Let me know if you will be attending.

Finally, has anyone done any tested with OVMS on a Hyundai Ioniq /
Kona EV? I'm aware the Kone shares many of the same EV components as
the Kia e-niro therefore OVMS may work with a Kona. It would be really
great to support the Ioniq and Kona since these EV's currently do no
have app support in Europe.

Best wishes,


--
All the best,

Glyn Hudson
+44(0)1248672607

https://openenergymonitor.org
https://zerocarbonadventures.co.uk
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