My automobile has a separate inboard computer that handles suspension, traction, speed sensors, body gadgets...
Reading error codes can be done only at the dealer shop, 140 miles away, for an obscene sum. And not willing to risk driving with an unknown diagnostic pending. It is not about engine error codes readable with a OBD2 scanner (which I have)
From information gathered, the data is available/presented at a single pin on a connector.
Is there a way by connecting such data pin to a certain pin of the serial port, and with some command; bring that line briefly down or up (or something else) to initiate the spitting of data, and recording it in the hard drive, to attempt interpretation later ?
Data speed/format is unknown. Recording a string of ones and zeroes for a few seconds -if that much- could bring me closer to the task, to try to read with some simple edit? program, or whatever you suggest.
Protocol is probably ISO-14230 ; or CANBUS ISO15765-4; or ISO 9141-2