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free version

Posted: 24 Oct 2024, 20:13
by stefm5
hello everybody
first post here and i have a question.
what is the purpose of a free MES version when everything is restricted?
how can i decide if i want to buy this product when i cannot see just one parameter from the engine?

Re: free version

Posted: 25 Oct 2024, 11:36
by s130
With the Free / Unregistered version of MES you can:

1) Connect to some systems on some cars - look in supported vehicle lists
2) Use the SIMULATE F10 function to explore all the functions MES supported for YOUR car
3) In the vehicle selection list at the bottom is EOBD. This will connect to any car with EOBD but only supports the standard universal EOBD functions

Re: free version

Posted: 26 Oct 2024, 15:32
by stefm5
literally everything is restricted even the EOBD function.
punto mjd1.3 2012

Re: free version

Posted: 26 Oct 2024, 15:36
by s130
That does not sound right to me.

In what way restricted and especially on the base all vehicle EOBD selection?

Re: free version

Posted: 26 Oct 2024, 16:17
by stefm5
it connects and a window pops up saying 'free version restriction' and it returns to starting menu.

Re: free version

Posted: 26 Oct 2024, 16:59
by s130
Ouch! I was not aware that the base EOBD functions were restricted. Rather odd as the free version supports on some older models far more than the base EOBD.

Re: free version

Posted: 27 Oct 2024, 00:55
by rosnik
stefm5 wrote: 24 Oct 2024, 20:13 hello everybody
first post here and i have a question.
what is the purpose of a free MES version when everything is restricted?
how can i decide if i want to buy this product when i cannot see just one parameter from the engine?
There are a tons of video on youtube about what Multiecuscan can do.
And functions are clearly explained in Rev. Story .

Re: free version

Posted: 27 Oct 2024, 08:43
by stefm5
the point here is that there isn't an actual FREE version.
even a 3 euros elm scanner can read/erase dtcs for free. obviously i dont need MES for this but i am just pointing the truth.

Re: free version

Posted: 27 Oct 2024, 10:18
by s130
Actually there is a FREE version in that you can download MES for FREE and it will function on some earlier Fiat/Alfa models

Look at this page: https://www.multiecuscan.net/SupportedVehiclesList.aspx

Anything in BLACK text (not RED) is supported in the FREE version.

Why the base EOBD is not working I suggest you contact MES Support and query this with them. If they say it is not working by design then you might like to suggest to them that they should change this and enable the base EOBD as this will help people decide if they like MES and decide if they want to but it or not.