This package connects automotive hardware to the transport-independent models in protocols.obd2.

Elm327ObdAdapter formats OBD-II requests for an Elm327Device, filters ELM327 status lines, parses CAN frames through protocols.can, and returns normalized Obd2Response objects.
Obd2Manager polls supported vehicle values and produces VehicleState for applications.

On connection, Obd2Manager reads the Mode 01 supported-PID bitmaps and builds a weighted scheduler containing only supported PIDs. Each read_state() performs at most one physical OBD request and returns a complete snapshot assembled from cached values.

The scheduler is profile-aware. PERFORMANCE prioritizes RPM and MAP/boost, ECU prioritizes engine-management telemetry, HOME keeps glance metrics fresh, and BACKGROUND is Trip-biased so accumulated drive analytics remain useful while another application screen is visible. Vehicle speed is owned by navigation ground motion and is not requested from OBD.

These schedules are an OBD-link implementation detail rather than a universal automotive contract. See Automotive Architecture.

Low-level serial and RFCOMM communication belongs in hardware_io.automotive.elm327. CAN and OBD-II models belong in protocols.can and protocols.obd2 respectively.

Run the live component test from the project root:

python3 -m controllers.automotive.obd2.component_test.obd2_cli \

--port /dev/rfcomm0