- VGATE vLinker FS USB FORScan OBD2 Adapter for HS/MS-CAN Auto Switch, Wire OBD2 USB FORScan Adapter Code Readers & Scanner Diagnostic Tools

Very nice adapter works with Forscan

Worked perfectly. I did have trouble setting it up correctly at first. You have to adjust the latency timer in order to have it communicate correctly with the vehicle. Here are the missing instructions: • Open Device Manager. • Right-click USB Serial Port (COM3) > Properties. • Go to Port Settings tab > Advanced. • Change Latency Timer (msec) from 16 to 2. • Click OK and restart FORScan.

Worked great with Forscan program on 2005 F-150 Lariat 5.4L 4x4. Windows 11 recognized the device and installed the required driver updates. Forscan was able to read my system, and I was able to program two new keys (only had one original) and check all the system components for DTCs.

Great little device. I need it to get the reset keypad code for my Ford Edge. Worked like a charm. It's easy to use, though a little confusing more me at first, but after a few minutes I got the grasp of it. Just download the FORScan software and you're good to go. No problem connecting via USB to my laptop.

I like it. It works decently with ForScan Windows and is fast. But the Android version does not work well. I tried on other OBD apps but it doesn't work.

Perfect. No connectivity issues. This works great so you can diagnose the bad transmission that you already know you have 😂

Works with Forscan as advertised. No issue on my 22 Bronco

This works with my Dell laptop with a Snapdragon processor, but it was difficult to get going. There are instructions that help with ARM systems, but I still struggled. When you get to the step of copy and paste the folder with the driver to update it to the adapter, I had to actually browse and find the folder. Copy and paste the location didn't work. None of this is the product's fault. It works as it should

Works really well, perfect !

Worked Flawlessly! I have absolutely no idea what I'm doing. I bought this after watching some youtube videos to add a backup camera to our kid's 2013 ford escape SEL. The ONLY thing I'd recommend of the seller, is to change the order of their "Getting Started" guide. Page 1 shows you what to do, and I'm one of those guys that won't read page 2. Page 2 is actually step 1. You need to download and install the USB drivers (Windows 11) BEFORE you can connect to Forscan. Anyway, I downloaded the 60 day trial license, and followed the instructions (page 2 then page1), and it could not have been easier. Getting around Forscan is definitely not as easy as connecting this cable and communicating with your vehicle. It is not very intuitive to navigate, but I did fumble through it, and I have my backup camera enabled. BTW for my Ford Escape 2013 SEL 7D0-01-01 last bit was set to A32B F103 C059. I had to change it to change it to A32B F103 C05B. There is an APIM AsBuilt Section and an APIM section, if you read the APIM Asbuilt section it has the hex codes, if you go to the other section it has the functions you want to enable. Find Read Backup camera and change to Enabled North America (in my case), and write it. You can check it by putting it in reverse.

works with the Jeep program Alphaobd was able to program the 2015 Jeep Cherokee key fobs with it no problems at all as long as the proper fobs are ordered

Works well with Forscan no issue

Much faster than the bluetooth units I have, using Torque the gauge operations are very smooth, connects quickly I just haven't been able to get it to work with my Android phone and USB OTG.. perhaps it's the OTG adapter, perhaps it's the phone?