This is with SCANXL with the Ford add-on. With 36 selected PID's, I got 
79 frames of data in 3 minutes = 2.27 seconds per refresh. This is using 
the USB cable. I'm still playing with the Bluetooth, I think the issue 
is with the computer and pairing. At this moment just happy with the 
USB. There was an update today that raises the speed from 38,400 to 
115K, I don't know how that will effect the speed, but I'm happy with 
has been. It's a big step from my older scanner that just got a few PID's.

On 7/14/2010 8:57 PM, Vitaliy wrote:
> Carl Denk wrote:
>    
>> I recently got a ScanTool OBDII to USB/Bluetooth tool, I can't call it a
>> scanner because it is much more than a basic scanner. Connected to a
>> Nettop (small laptop) computer, the amount of information is huge. For
>> my 2002 Mercury Cougar, there are703 supported PID's (data items). From
>> very basic like RPM and Coolant temperature to voltages and other
>> parameters of both sensors and commands to action items.
>>      
> What kind of refresh rates are you getting on your Cougar?
>
> Also, I think it's worth pointing out that the majority of the 703
> parameters are GM-specific PIDs, which are not supported by generic software
> (you need ScanXL w/ the GM add-on to view them).
>
> Vitaliy
>
>    
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