Everyone interested in VW/VAG vehicles: I've added a first implementation of the VW TP 2.0 protocol in the vehicle poller.

I've pushed this to a new branch for testing: https://github.com/openvehicles/Open-Vehicle-Monitoring-System-3/tree/vwtp20

This includes refactoring the ISO TP engine into a separate module, so may introduce bugs with that. Please do not introduce larger changes in the master poller code until we've tested and merged this change.

The VW TP 2.0 engine is based on the explanation by Jared Wiltshire (https://jazdw.net/tp20) plus some observations & tests I've made with my Seat Mii.

I've added a text version of Jared's page in the vehicle docs folder:
https://github.com/openvehicles/Open-Vehicle-Monitoring-System-3/blob/vwtp20/vehicle/OVMS.V3/components/vehicle/docs/VW-TP-2.0.txt

VW TP 2.0 polls integrate seamlessly into an existing poller list and can also be sent as single OBD requests. Quoting from vehicle.h:

// VWTP_20: this protocol implements the VW (VAG) specific "TP 2.0", which establishes
// OSI layer 5 communication channels to devices (ECU modules) via a CAN gateway.
// On VWTP_20 poll entries, simply set the TXID to the gateway base ID (normally 0x200)
// and the RXID to the logical 8 bit ECU ID you want to address.
// TP 2.0 transports standard OBD/UDS requests, so everything else works the same way
// as with ISO-TP.
//
// VW TP 2.0 poll entry examples:
//   // TXID, RXID,  TYPE,    PID,      TIMES,  BUS,  PROT
//   { 0x200, 0x1f,  0x10,   0x89,  {…times…},    0,  VWTP_20 }
//   { 0x200, 0x1f,  0x22, 0x04a1,  {…times…},    0 , VWTP_20 }
//
// VW gateways currently do not support multiple open channels. To minimize connection
// overhead for successive polls to an ECU, the VWTP_20 engine keeps an idle connection open
// until the keepalive timeout occurs. So you should try to arrange your polls in interval
// blocks/sequences to the same devices if possible.
//
// To explicitly close a VWTP_20 channel, send a poll (any type) to RXID 0, that just
// closes the channel (ECU ID 0 is an invalid destination):
//   { 0x200,    0,     0,      0,  {…times…},    0 , VWTP_20 }


To manually send a request, use the "-v" option on the OBD request command to select VW TP 2.0, e.g.:

OVMS# obd can1 req dev -v 200 1f 22f197
200[1f] 22f197: Response:
47 57 2d 4b 2d 43 41 4e 20 54 50 32 30          | GW-K-CAN TP20

To manually close a channel from the shell, issue:

OVMS# obd can1 req dev -v 200 00 0000


Feedback, code audits & tests are welcome.

If you encounter errors or misbehaviour, please send me a debug log including the CAN range 200-3ff:

OVMS# log level debug vehicle-vwtp
OVMS# can log start monitor crtd 200-3ff

Regards,
Michael

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