Automon Design
I decided it was time to actually start designing Automon and stop playing around with proof of concepts. The way I am going to approach this project is to develop a library separate from the GUI that will act as the kernel so to speak. It will provide an object oriented interface to the ELM327.
I spent a while writing down what methods would be needed and soon realised that this project might be a lot bigger than thought! However, it should be do-able. It will be a soft real time system, where timing will be down to milliseconds.
Here is an idea of a class to interface Automon. Just very basic idea at moment. It will probably change quite a bit from this.
Interface Class Diagram
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