Ancel BD310 OBD2 Automotive Scanner – Bluetooth 3-in-1 On-Board Computer

The ANCEL BD310 is a versatile OBD2 car diagnostic tool that functions as a digital gauge, driving computer, and code reader—all in one device.

Key Features of the ANCEL BD310 OBD2 Scanner

Bluetooth-enabled 3-in-1 on-board computer with free lifetime updates and multi-language support for comprehensive vehicle diagnostics and real-time monitoring.

Dual Working Modes

1. On-Board Computer Mode (via Free App)

• Download the universal app for iPhone or Android from the seller
• Connect quickly and reliably via Bluetooth 4.0
• View real-time engine data in graphical format, including:
  • Coolant temperature
  • Voltage
  • Speed
  • Pressure
  • Fuel consumption

2. Driving Behavior & Emissions Monitoring

• Functions as a smart trip computer to track trip distance and driving habits
• Monitor brake usage, acceleration patterns, and smog emission levels
• No monthly subscription fees, data plans, in-app purchases, hidden costs, or ads

OBD2 Diagnostic Tool Capabilities

• Supports all 10 OBDII engine protocols—reads and clears Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs)
• Displays live data, I/M readiness status, and Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
• Easily clears error codes and turns off the Check Engine Light
• Lifetime free software updates via Windows PC
• Available in 8 languages: English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, and Finnish
• Includes a free magnetic car holder compatible with both the BD310 unit and your smartphone

Important Notes

1. The device supports two connection modes—Bluetooth and cable—but only one can be active at a time. Switch between them using the side Bluetooth button.
2. If there’s no communication with the vehicle, the device automatically enters sleep mode. Press the side Bluetooth button to reactivate it.

Tips: Use as a Phone HUD (Head-Up Display)

1. Select your preferred dashboard layout in the app
2. Tap the screen once to open the menu in the top-right corner
3. Choose “HUD mode”
4. Tap the top-right corner again to mirror the display for head-up projection