Torque Pro: help with setting up PID to measure DPF%

[tkhiem Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close tkhiem]

Hi everyone,
I recently read a very useful thread on here about setting up an extra PID to measure DPF% in Toreque Pro. The member suggest using PID 2138 with equation J*2.
The post can be viewed here
However, when I look at the menu used for adding extra PID in torque pro, there are actually quite a few data fields. Could anyway please confirm if I have entered the data in correctly?:

OBD2 Mode and PID: 2138
Long name: DPF Blackage %
Short name: DPF%
Minimum value: 0
Maximum value: 100
Scale factor: x1
Unit Type: [blank]
Equation: J*2
OBID Header to use: [Blank]
Diagnostic Start Command: [blank]
Diagnostic stop command [Blank]
Overides PID: Dose not overide any PID

So the only info that I filled in were the 2138 and the Equation (in red)

Have I done the right thing?

Thanks

[JohnLynn Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close JohnLynn]

I had a look at what I have in my android head unit to see if I could help.
Menu, settings, manage extra pids. This shows a list of previously entered extra pids which can then selected for use. On the same page top right are three vertical dots which is a sub menu to add an extra pid. Hopefully this is what you are talking about?
The long and short names can be whatever you like, the maximum value can be more than 100, I know this sounds stupid but I am pretty sure that the Toyota techstream which is where my figures came from shows over 100.
The header should be 7.00E+00 although it may well work with this omitted.

[tkhiem Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close tkhiem]

I had a look at what I have in my android head unit to see if I could help.
Menu, settings, manage extra pids. This shows a list of previously entered extra pids which can then selected for use. On the same page top right are three vertical dots which is a sub menu to add an extra pid. Hopefully this is what you are talking about?
The long and short names can be whatever you like, the maximum value can be more than 100, I know this sounds stupid but I am pretty sure that the Toyota techstream which is where my figures came from shows over 100.
The header should be 7.00E+00 although it may well work with this omitted.

Thank you very much John for confirming.