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-====== OOBD-ME: The OOBD Mobile Edition ======
-OOBD-ME allows on Java enabled mobile phones to hide complex communication with a Bluetooth device behind a simple user interface. All the menus and functions are not static, they are fully programmable instead through an build-in Lua interpreter.
-So to add new functionality, you don't need another program, you just have to load another script :-)
-===== Installation =====
-Just copy the [[https://sourceforge.net/projects/oobd/files/| OOBD-ME.jar]] file onto your mobile phone as executable java- program. How this works is different for each mobile, so please follow the instruction in your user manual. If it's not described there: Good luck... ;-)
-===== Usage =====
-The main form offers three menu commands:
-==== Config ====
-The following settings can be made and will automatically be saved automatically (except the blind mode), until you going to re-install the program.
-{{:pics:oobd-config.png|}}
-  * Bluetooth Device: This starts a bluetooth device discovery search, after which you can select your device. Please be patient, as this search can take a while..
-  * OOBD Lua Script: Here you can select the OOBD Lua file, which contains the menus and functionality. If you don't choose your own file, the build in default will be used.
-  * Blind Mode: This is only for testing purposes, as it overwrites the Bluetooth connection sequence and you can start the script menu also without beeing connected to a OBD device (which makes, as said, only sense for testing). This setting is not stored, so the blind mode is always "off" at program start.
-==== Start ====
-This will load the script menu after trying to connect to the Bluetooth device.
-{{:pics:oobdme-window.png|}}
-==== Exit ====
-Guess what this is...
-===== Requests & Bug reports =====
-If you would like to report a bug, please use the [http://code.google.com/p/oobd/issues/list|OOBD Bugtracker]]
-===== The Script Menu =====
-As said, the interface is fully programmable. The available functions are shown as a list and simple called just by selecting the list entry. Depending on the actual functionality of the loaded program this starts e.g. a request to the Bluetooth device or opens another Menu.
-===== Write your own scripts =====
-as you can see in the [[http://oobd.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/oobd/trunk/clients/OOBD-ME/testscripts/OOBD.lua?revision=HEAD&view=markup|OOBD.lua]] sample, the programming itself is quite straightforward. You do not need to know how to do Bluetooth communication on a mobile phone, this is all done by OOBD-ME itself, you can focus on the data exchange itself.
-To write your own scripts, please follow the instruction in the [[:dev:lua|Lua Programming]] section.
-Transfer the resulting <myprogram>.lbc on your mobile and select it in the Config.