OPL Monitor
This application is dedicated to users of Opel and Vauxhall cars.
Designed for smartphones and tablets with iOS and Android operating systems.
List of supported cars
Below you will find a list of cars supported in the application.
Supported interfaces
The OPL Monitor application for reading information from the car uses an ELM327 or compatible interface
Below is a list of devices that have been tested by our team and application users.
Vgate vLinker
MS
Bluetooth
Android
Allow unlock DIC options
Reading DTC fault codes from most car modules.
Recommend - this interface has been tested by our team
Vgate vLinker
MC / MC+
Bluetooth / BLE / WiFi
iOS and Android
Allow unlock DIC options
Reading DTC fault codes from most car modules.
iPhone and iPad require the MC+ or MC WiFi version
Recommend - this interface has been tested by our team
Vgate iCar Pro
Bluetooth / BLE / WiFi
iOS oraz Android
Reading DTC fault codes from the most important modules of the car
iPhone and iPad require BT 4.0 (BLE) or WiFi version.
Recommend - this interface has been tested by our team
Vgate iCar2
Bluetooth / WiFi
iOS and Android
Reading DTC fault codes from the most important modules of the car
iPhone and iPad require BT 4.0 (BLE) or WiFi version.
Recommend - this interface has been tested by our team
Vgate iCar3
Bluetooth / BLE / WiFi
Reading DTC fault codes from the most important modules of the car
iPhone and iPad require BT 4.0 (BLE) or WiFi version.
Recommend - this interface has been tested by our team
KONNWEI KW902
Bluetooth / BLE / WiFi
Reading DTC fault codes from the most important modules of the car
iPhone and iPad require BT 4.0 (BLE) or WiFi version.
Recommend - this interface has been tested by our team
KONNWEI KW903
Bluetooth / BLE / WiFi
Reading DTC fault codes from the most important modules of the car
iPhone and iPad require BT 4.0 (BLE) or WiFi version.
OBDLink
MX / MX+
Bluetooth
Android only
Reading DTC fault codes from the most important modules of the car
Othr ELM327 interfaces
Bluetooth / WiFi
Not recommend
We are not able to clearly state whether they will work properly with the OPL Monitor application.
If you decide to use a other device than listed before, beware of low-quality devices mainly from China. These interfaces usually doesn't have the full implementation of the ELM327 specification and may not be compatible with the application.