OBDLink MX Wi-Fi Manual

Write down the 14-digit Wi-Fi Key

The factory default Wi-Fi Key is found on the bottom of the unit. It is lowercase and includes periods.

Download & install OBDLink app

Scan the QR code or visit the URL from your Android device to download the OBDLink app: obdlink.com/app

Plug MX Wi-Fi into the diagnostic link connector (DLC)

The DLC is usually found on the driver's side, under the dash.

Can't find your DLC? Visit dlc-locator.com

Turn ignition to Key On, Engine Off position

Vehicles with push button start: press the button without stepping on the brake pedal.
'POWER' LED will turn ON, and the white 'Wi-Fi' LED will emit a flash every 3 seconds.
LEDs are off? Check vehicle for blown fuses.

Open 'Settings' app, and tap 'Wi-Fi'

Turn Wi-Fi on

Select 'OBDLink MX' from the list of networks

Enter the Wi-Fi Key from step #1 in the 'Password' field, and tap 'Connect'

– Remember that the Password is lowercase and includes periods.

The network status will change to 'Connected,' and the 'Wi-Fi' LED will change to a slow blink.

Launch OBDLink app, tap 'Connect'

Choose 'Wi-Fi'

Once the app establishes a connection with MX, the 'Wi-Fi' LED will turn on solid. Tap 'Diagnostics' to start a scan.

Need help? Go to obdlink.com/support or scan the QR code

For advanced configurations, go to obdlink.com/setup or scan the QR code

Videos

OBDLink MX Wifi - Review Video

Documents / Resources

References

• Bundled App for OBDLink® - OBDLink® - OBD Solutions
• Support Page - The Info You Need For Your OBD2 Scan Tools
• Setup Guides for OBDLink Adapters - OBD Solutions

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