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Accueil Home & Hobby LeafSpy Pro Description Technique Acheter Modifier image/svg+xml VERY GOOD User Rating The Leaf Spy Pro application offers Nissan Leaf electric vehicle owners with an iOS 7.1+ device and the LELink Bluetooth 4.x LE OBDII adapter or a WiFi OBDII adapter the ability to monitor their battery and other vehicle information that is typically only accessible to the dealer. The app supports both English and Japanese languages.It is important to note that the iPhone 4 and early iPads (2nd Gen) do not support Bluetooth 4.0 LE. Additionally, the application now supports the new 2018 Leaf model.Key information displayed by Leaf Spy Pro includes:Voltage of each of the 96 cell pairs, with shunt activity highlightedMinimum, average, and maximum cell pair voltagesHistogram of cell pair voltagesBattery temperature readings (with 4 sensors for 2011/12 models and 3 sensors for 2013 models)Battery AHr rating, which decreases with age and indicates remaining capacityVehicle Identification Number (VIN)Odometer reading in miles or kilometersNumber of Quick Charge connectionsNumber of L1/L2 Charge connectionsEVSE Max available ampsEVSE voltageBattery energy level in GIDs & kWhResettable energy usage meter with Wh resolutionGraphic display of State of Charge (SOC), GIDs, and Distance to Empty (DTE)Remaining distance meter in miles/kilometers to various battery warning events (Low Battery Warning, Very Low Battery Warning, or Reserve) based on user-selected energy efficiencyGraphic display of battery temperature with minimum, average, and maximum temperaturesTire Pressure of each of the four tires with low pressure warning and delta pressure warning alarm (not supported on 2018 Leaf)Ambient TemperatureDisplays climate control settings and power usageTrip and Charge LogLogging function that records most data and optional GPS location to a CSV file that can be easily imported into ExcelDropbox support to sync Log filesAbility to run in the background while connected to the LeafAdditionally, LeafSpy Pro allows users to perform functions that typically require a visit to the dealer:Change automatic door lock/unlock settingsChange VSP sound settings on 2013 and newer LeafsRead Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC)Register Tire Positions, which is required after tire rotation or seasonal tire changes so your Leaf knows the correct location of each tire on the carAbility

Name. The 47-year-old actor was given the name Joaquin Rafael Bottom when he was born to Arlyn and John Bottom in 1974, according to Britannica. At the time, Arlyn and John were members of the religious cult the Children of God, and had been raising their children amidst the group prior to Joaquin's birth.AdvertisementWhen Joaquin was four years old, he asked to be called Leaf instead, as he wanted to be more like his older siblings, River and Rain, who had nature-inspired names (per Digital Spy). It was around this time that the Children of God dissolved, and Joaquin's parents decided to bestow themselves with a new last name as they entered the next stage of their lives.According to Digital Spy, the Bottoms decided to change their last name to Phoenix, as Arlyn and John wanted to select a moniker that symbolized their rebirth. Joaquin continued to call himself Leaf Phoenix until 1991, after which he transitioned to the name we all know him by now (per Vogue France).The "Joker" actor and his longtime partner, actress Rooney Mara, are keeping the Phoenix name going following the birth of their first child in September 2020. The pair revealed that they had named their son River in honor of Phoenix's brother, another touching tribute from Joaquin (via Today).Advertisement

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#1 Folks. I'm experiencing a dead 12V battery every few days, requiring a jump Start. I've noticed on my leaf spy pro app that while in motion my 12V fluctuates between 12.5 and 13.5V. Is this what others are seeing while car is in motion? I would expect 14 V. #2 Watch the battery voltage while not in drive. My bad battery showed 11.9V and 14.1 to 12.8 with the traction battery inverter charging. Sadly, the dealer saw my ham radio and blamed it. It was not until several days later when I had to be towed to Stadium Nissan that they replaced the battery. #3 My LEAF did the same thing. I got a new battery for free from Nissan, 2 years 8 months in service, 4 months left on the warranty. #4 Keep in mind that the 12V reading that the ELM supplies is not necessarily accurate.I have one ELM which matches my volt-meter and another which is low by about 0.6V.On my car at least, it reads 14.4V when the car first turns on, then settles down to 13.0V after a few minutes. #5 12v battery voltage while driving means nothing re the battery's health. Here is a simple battery test:You can get a rough idea of a battery’s sulfation by monitoring voltages as shown below:100% charge – 12.7 volts75% charge – 12.4 volts50% charge – 12.2 volts25% charge – 12.0 voltsDischarged – 11.9 voltsOne way to get a read on your battery’s life expectancy is to fully charge the battery. Next remove all loads from the battery, let it sit for 24 hours and then measure its voltage. If it reads something like 12.4 volts, it’s losing its charge too quickly – a clear sign that this battery is near or at the end of its service life. #6 Thanks. That's the info I was looking for. Normal ice cars keep the battery at 14 while running. Good to know the leaf behaves differently. I'm on battery #2 and just purchased a trickle charger. Ironically this started after a PDM upgrade. #7 There is a separate