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Not only does the disambiguation from ISO 14229-3 hinder cross-referencing, but it should also be noted that ISO 14229-3 also covers CAN IDs 0x7A0 to 0x7B7, which are not used in the OBD2 diagnostics, so the guidelines here are based on the 0x7D1 to 0x7F0 range. In addition, the OBD2 CAN ID range may vary from one vehicle to another, so the calculations for OBD2 CAN ID matching, processing and generation will vary. For this reason, the numbers above are only examples and are not recommendations.

In the description below, the 0x7D1 to 0x7F0 range is assumed. The same reasoning should apply to any CAN IDs used with ISO-TP to provide the same diagnostics information as the 0x7D1 to 0x7F0 range.

[1] ISO/DIS 15765-2:2016 Transport Layer

[2] ISO/DIS 15765-2:2016 Text & Overview

[3] The IEEE Standard for Transportation Communications: IEEE Std 1596.2-2016

There is a list of standards on the official BIS website , as well as SCOPING documents for a good overview of issues around a standard proposal. Note that there is a separate checklist for SCOPING .

ISO/DIS 15765-2:2016 supports both the Extended Addressing and the Normal Addressing, allowing for a difference of up to 8 bytes between sender and receiver. The latter is the most common mode of operation. The 827ec27edc