Extract Obd Fault Codes With Laptop Computer

Been an AUSU fan for many years doing home built computers to support my flight simulator hobby. This MB is part of my latest build to support Microsoft Flight Sim 2020 in VR, the board works great with Gen 13 i 9-13900K. Only issue I am having is with Q-Codes after boot; initially codes range from 25-33, after running Flt Sim 20 minutes the codes range from 35-46. Haven't been able to find code description book or online. Completely disassemble computer, checked & rebuilt & updated BIOs with same result. AUSU authorized return but would rather resolve myself if can. If one did not look at codes, the computer runs top notch with no issues; win 11 64, Flt Sim 2020. Happy with excellent performance!

It handles all the codes in the GH6.

Only wish I had a better understanding of the OBD connecter , don’t feel like spending more $$ now.

It is very useful and I am getting use to it. It's different from the laptop computer. But I like it. Thanks.

I used the tool to assemble a Laptop computer.

I am happy that I bought the OBD ll cable. The installation is totally hidden.

I ordered 3 of these external hard drives to do a rotation back up for my computer. Of the 3 only one worked. This is not due to any fault of B&H. They came sealed from the manufacturer. I am a little worried about the drives themselves 2 out of 3 failed drives, that would not even show up on the computer when plugged in. B&H was wonderful. They refunded my money and gave me a paid mail for return. I couldn't wait for a reorder as I needed them right away. B&H was very helpful and had me off the phone in a short period of time.

Haven't had to use it yet, but with my last Apple Product I dropped my computer and even though it was my fault, the Apple people still replaced my logicboard because I had AppleCare. I would definitely recommend it.

No fault of Rode's. Sounds great when connected to our computer. However due to Canon's auto gain control you will record a very loud hissing sound over your audio. So sad that Canon would give us an unusable mic input.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product is very pricey for what it does, but it does it well. The fault is in the laptop that it is made for. I bought this for a Lenovo ThinkPad P15v and I won't buy another one due to the specific model required for the docking station if you want it to charge while docked. It does work great though and it's easy to set up for non-technical staff.