DDT4all is a DDT2000 clone able to parse DDT2000's database, create/modifiy your own ECU parameters screens and connect to your vehicle with an ELM327 cable.

This application is work in progress, so be very carful when using expert mode. If you're brave enough to use it and it's working (or not), please tell me so I can update the tested ECUs database. Using the application in non expert mode should not be harmful for your vehicle (leave the expert mode button released).

• Python 2.7
• PyQt 4.8
• An ELM327 or OBDLink SX (usb preferable WiFi not tested yet)
• The DDT2000 database (you must own it) - Copy the 'ecus' directory from your DDT2000 db (from C:\DDT2000data) to the ddt4all root directory

• sudo apt-get install python-qt4

• Read/Clear DTC
• Manual ECU request
• Log recorder
• Plugins system for automated functions
• CAN/KWP2000 bus connection
• AutoScan ECUs and select the related files
• Internal JSON file format for high speed parsing
• Database zip compression of converted JSON files
• Can bus sniffing (Read/Decode non-ISOTP frames)

Copy the 'ecus' directory from your DDT2000 database to the root of the sources tree and launch ddt4all.py, you are now ready to use it

• python parameters.py --zipconvert
• remove 'ecus' directory

• Go to menu 'File' > 'Zip database'
• remove 'ecus' directory

• You can edit an original DDT2000 XML file after having saved it in JSON format.
• You can create your own ECU screens.

• Gnu/Linux (Ubuntu approved)
• Windows (Not running on XP, vista, 2000)
• MacOS

• Changing roof minimun speed operation on Megane II Cabriolet
• Checking AirBag firing lines
• Clearing Airbag DTC
• Can bus sniffing (Russian)
• ECU Parameters changes

• Linux : Check user rights to access serial port Ubuntu
• Windows : Check serial drivers installation

Windows archive with embedded Python/PyQt here

Bugtracking here : https://github.com/cedricp/ddt4all

Happy CAN-Hacking :)

To make this application more reliable, I need to buy hardware, cables and devices, so please consider contributing by making a donation (hardware or money). Of course you can contribute by filling bug reports and sending patches.