I had the same problem.
I got the advice from hanzs to change the baud rate in the settings of Multiecuscan to 38400 and the problem was solved.

Thank You!
As Simple As That, changing the baud rate in settings to 38400 solved the time out message.
Works great now.
Thanx again,
Dirk

I have tried several settings but I cannot get connection.
Every time I get time out.
It works fine with k-line cable but not with the ELM327 cable.
Could this be a bug?
My car is a Fiat Croma '06 1.9 MJET 8V.

I have tried 2.0 with the ELM cable and I get a TIMEOUT message.
Is the configuration (Latency Timer) of the serial port the same as for the VAG cable?

Only yani knows . . . I frequently look at this website to find the easter egg!

I don't know the difference for sure but I rather think it is the chip inside.

This is not the cable you need.

But I think it will work with the next update of the program.
It is expected by the end of this month.
Just a little patience . . .

The same over here.
My dpf is clogged 92%, I thought all conditions were met but I got the same message.
Does it have to be 100% clogged?
Or is it necessary that the warning light is on?

Croma 1.9 JTD 8V

Oops wrong thread. Sorry

The same odometer value in 1.5 and 1.6