We utilize one of the charging stops along a route for a meal.
Yesterday, the planned charge at one stop was only 10 minutes, from 41-54%.
We decided to eat there. I expected the next stop to be shorter duration (and we knew it was a less desirable location) and the departure from there would be back on plan.
While eating, I changed the departure percentage manually to review the impact. Then I wanted to go back to the OBD data when I got back to the car.
I should be able to enter 0%, so that ABRP would try to use the Live OBD. That is not possible.
Previously, I thought I had just brought up the vehicle selection, edi selections, where it shows the OBD SOC%, and then the plan was correct.
That doesn't seem to work. The only thing I could get to approximate what I wanted was to manually set the departure SOC% to the value that I was reading from the ABRP app screen. That seems awkward.
When I start driving after "overcharging", sometimes I get a message that the route is no longer valid and can't be used. Sometimes I get a spinning circle that doesn't go away.
Yesterday, I exited from the app and came back, watched the circle spin for a while, cleared the cache and started the app, and it worked correctly.
Can I "clear" the departure SOC% that has been manually set?
2023 Bolt EUV LT, OBDLink CX, Android App 4.6.3, paid ABRP subscription.
We utilize one of the charging stops along a route for a meal.
Yesterday, the planned charge at one stop was only 10 minutes, from 41-54%.
We decided to eat there. I expected the next stop to be shorter duration (and we knew it was a less desirable location) and the departure from there would be back on plan.
While eating, I changed the departure percentage manually to review the impact. Then I wanted to go back to the OBD data when I got back to the car.
I should be able to enter 0%, so that ABRP would try to use the Live OBD. That is not possible.
Previously, I thought I had just brought up the vehicle selection, edi selections, where it shows the OBD SOC%, and then the plan was correct.
That doesn't seem to work. The only thing I could get to approximate what I wanted was to manually set the departure SOC% to the value that I was reading from the ABRP app screen. That seems awkward.
When I start driving after "overcharging", sometimes I get a message that the route is no longer valid and can't be used. Sometimes I get a spinning circle that doesn't go away.
Yesterday, I exited from the app and came back, watched the circle spin for a while, cleared the cache and started the app, and it worked correctly.
Can I "clear" the departure SOC% that has been manually set?
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