Leaf Spy and Leaf Spy Pro

[DaveinOlyWA]

Android says last version of pro was April 10th, 2021.

Are you on the beta channel? I'm not.

On my work-provided Pixel 3 w/Android 11, I see these last updated dates in the Play Store (on my phone).
Lite: April 25, 2019 (concurs with https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... n_US&gl=US)
regular (not Lite, not Pro): Dec 12, 2014 (concurs with https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... n_US&gl=US)
Pro: May 31, 2018 (concurs with https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... n_US&gl=US)

This is via About this app then the -> arrow. I paid for Pro for Android years ago.

My Android phone isn't rooted or anything like that and likely wouldn't be allowed to many of my work's resources if it were.

Another update released yesterday.

[cwerdna]

Android says last version of pro was April 10th, 2021.

Are you on the beta channel? I'm not.

On my work-provided Pixel 3 w/Android 11, I see these last updated dates in the Play Store (on my phone).
Lite: April 25, 2019 (concurs with https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... n_US&gl=US)
regular (not Lite, not Pro): Dec 12, 2014 (concurs with https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... n_US&gl=US)
Pro: May 31, 2018 (concurs with https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... n_US&gl=US)

This is via About this app then the -> arrow. I paid for Pro for Android years ago.

My Android phone isn't rooted or anything like that and likely wouldn't be allowed to many of my work's resources if it were.

Another update released yesterday.

I still see no movement on my Pixel 3 on the Play Store vs. the above dates. Ditto for the URLs.

Dave, you also on the beta channel?

Even if not, Google Play Store has the concept of staged rollouts that devs can decide to use or not: https://support.google.com/googleplay/a ... 6149?hl=en.

For iOS, Apple has phased rollouts which are at https://help.apple.com/app-store-connect/#/dev3d65fcee1. I'm more familiar with this as my group at work does iOS. A separate group does Android so I can't speak to the mechanics on the Android side too well. I do know the Apple version is much less flexible.

[Dala]

Try exiting the beta and joining again, that forces a refresh!

[cwerdna]

I'm not in the beta channel and now, it doesn't matter. I no longer have a Leaf.

[aunsafe2015]

Is it safe to leave the OBD dongle plugged in permanently? I usually only drive 3 days per week. Don’t want it to kill my 12v battery.

Also, is there any page that tells the settings on the car that can be changed with Leafspy Pro? Or is that self explanatory within the App?

[knightmb]

Is it safe to leave the OBD dongle plugged in permanently? I usually only drive 3 days per week. Don’t want it to kill my 12v battery.

Also, is there any page that tells the settings on the car that can be changed with Leafspy Pro? Or is that self explanatory within the App?

Unless you have a Lithium 12V or a good AGM, I wouldn't leave it plugged in for a Lead Acid battery. I leave mine plugged in 24/7 for years now, but I also drive my Leaf a lot and have been using a 12V Lithium for over half a decade now.

[DougWantsALeaf]

Agreed, my old dongle caused weird electrical issues on my 2013 Leaf as I think it constantly pulled a low current.

[DougWantsALeaf]

Ok, yesterday I had a 90 mile round trip out to the burbs of Chicago. While usually LeafSpy matches the dash efficiency to about .1 miles/kWh, on the second leg of this trip, the dash read much higher than Leaf spy. LeafSpy read 4.7 miles/kWh and the dash showed 5.2 miles/kWh. I do believe LS does have some rounding issues as it looks like it only reads to whole miles, but that would not explain this size discrepancy. Anyone have any ideas?

For those in the Facebook leaf groups, I posted the log here.
https://m.facebook.com/groups/2018Nissa ... 097669707/

[koconnor]

I order a LELink^2 and it connected fine with Leafspy Lite on a 2012 model. I then bought Leafspy and it does not show up on the device list in Leafspy. One difference I see between Leafspy Lite and Leafspy is on the Device List screen. Leafspy Lite has the option to choose Bluetooth 4.x LE which connects find to the code reader. Leafspy on the other hand does not have the option to choose Bluetooth 4.x LE on the device list, and my device doesn't connect when I choose Bluetooth Paired Devices.

Why doesn't Leafspy have the option to choose Bluetooth 4.x LE on the device list, which I believe is my issue?

[koconnor]

I order a LELink^2 and it connected fine with Leafspy Lite on a 2012 model. I then bought Leafspy and it does not show up on the device list in Leafspy. One difference I see between Leafspy Lite and Leafspy is on the Device List screen. Leafspy Lite has the option to choose Bluetooth 4.x LE which connects find to the code reader. Leafspy on the other hand does not have the option to choose Bluetooth 4.x LE on the device list, and my device doesn't connect when I choose Bluetooth Paired Devices.

Why doesn't Leafspy have the option to choose Bluetooth 4.x LE on the device list, which I believe is my issue?

I found the issue, the regular version of LeafSpy does not support the LELink^2 reader. LeafSpy Pro does support it. I got a refund through Google Play. Hopefully this saves someone in the future with the same problem.