#[non_exhaustive]pub struct ObdInterface {
pub name: String,
pub request_message_id: i32,
pub obd_standard: Option<String>,
pub pid_request_interval_seconds: i32,
pub dtc_request_interval_seconds: i32,
pub use_extended_ids: bool,
pub has_transmission_ecu: bool,
}
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A network interface that specifies the on-board diagnostic (OBD) II network protocol.
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; and struct update syntax will not work.name: String
The name of the interface.
request_message_id: i32
The ID of the message requesting vehicle data.
obd_standard: Option<String>
The standard OBD II PID.
pid_request_interval_seconds: i32
The maximum number message requests per second.
dtc_request_interval_seconds: i32
The maximum number message requests per diagnostic trouble code per second.
use_extended_ids: bool
Whether to use extended IDs in the message.
has_transmission_ecu: bool
Whether the vehicle has a transmission control module (TCM).
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Source§impl ObdInterface
impl ObdInterface
Sourcepub fn request_message_id(&self) -> i32
pub fn request_message_id(&self) -> i32
The ID of the message requesting vehicle data.
Sourcepub fn obd_standard(&self) -> Option<&str>
pub fn obd_standard(&self) -> Option<&str>
The standard OBD II PID.
Sourcepub fn pid_request_interval_seconds(&self) -> i32
pub fn pid_request_interval_seconds(&self) -> i32
The maximum number message requests per second.
Sourcepub fn dtc_request_interval_seconds(&self) -> i32
pub fn dtc_request_interval_seconds(&self) -> i32
The maximum number message requests per diagnostic trouble code per second.
Sourcepub fn use_extended_ids(&self) -> bool
pub fn use_extended_ids(&self) -> bool
Whether to use extended IDs in the message.
Sourcepub fn has_transmission_ecu(&self) -> bool
pub fn has_transmission_ecu(&self) -> bool
Whether the vehicle has a transmission control module (TCM).
Source§impl ObdInterface
impl ObdInterface
Sourcepub fn builder() -> ObdInterfaceBuilder
pub fn builder() -> ObdInterfaceBuilder
Creates a new builder-style object to manufacture ObdInterface
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Source§impl Clone for ObdInterface
impl Clone for ObdInterface
Source§fn clone(&self) -> ObdInterface
fn clone(&self) -> ObdInterface
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impl Debug for ObdInterface
Source§impl PartialEq for ObdInterface
impl PartialEq for ObdInterface
impl StructuralPartialEq for ObdInterface
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impl Freeze for ObdInterface
impl RefUnwindSafe for ObdInterface
impl Send for ObdInterface
impl Sync for ObdInterface
impl Unpin for ObdInterface
impl UnwindSafe for ObdInterface
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