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UnifyDiag specializes in wireless vehicle diagnostic scanners and OBD-II adapters that seamlessly connect to iOS, Android, and Windows devices.

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UnifyDiag Diagnostic Tools

UnifyDiag is a brand focused on providing practical automotive diagnostic tools for everyday drivers and enthusiasts. Their flagship products include wireless Bluetooth OBD-II scanners, such as the BS101 UD-BS model, which allow users to easily read and clear vehicle engine codes. Compatible with iOS, Android, and Windows platforms, UnifyDiag devices utilize the standard ELM327 AT command set to integrate smoothly with a wide variety of third-party diagnostic apps.

Whether you need to monitor real-time engine data or troubleshoot a check engine light, UnifyDiag provides secure, low-power adapters that feature auto-sleep and wireless wake-up functionalities for ultimate convenience.

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UnifyDiag support FAQ

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  • How do I pair my UnifyDiag OBD-II adapter with my phone?

    Plug the adapter into your vehicle's OBD port. For Android, find the Bluetooth name (like 'UD-BS SPP') and tap Pair. For iOS, pair directly within your downloaded diagnostic app.

  • What apps are compatible with UnifyDiag scanners?

    UnifyDiag adapters are fully compatible with the ELM327 v2.3 AT command set, making them work with most popular third-party OBD-II apps available on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store.

  • Does the UnifyDiag scanner drain my car battery?

    No, UnifyDiag devices feature an auto-sleep mode with a very low sleep current (as low as 3mA) and wireless wake-up functionality to prevent battery drain when not in use.

  • Where can I find the OBD port to plug in my UnifyDiag scanner?

    The OBD-II port is usually located in the driver's footwell, beneath the dashboard or steering wheel column.