I always knew I can connect my car via OBD II to LAPTOP, but Don't have any chance to try it before..
Finally, I'v got a cable and ELM327 today, and ..just try is with very simple funcation..
I'm from Chengdu,SiChuan, CHINA.
See the photos below:

OBD II connector:



ELM327 connector, read the data from OBD, and transfer to USB:



USB cable to laptop:




today is the first day ,first hour, just have very simple funcation yet, next few days I'll find more...

hey, do u know, if this would work on other fiat-s? i have Bravo 1.6 97´and cant find anyone who could confirm that it would work.

Hehe you are running the same cracked copy of PCMscan I used to use. Very good software indeed.

for some reason the page is not loading the images , i tried mozila and IE , can you please zip them and send them to my email please ..
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for some reason the page is not loading the images , i tried mozila and IE , can you please zip them and send them to my email please ..
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Highly unlikely - and the reason why we don't like offsite on this site! But people don't give a monkeys...

This thread is over a year old and basically now a waste of space

Ok its been a while since some one posted here. But I have some good news. I have managed to connect to my palio thru an elm 327 obd converter and its looking good. I ended up buying 2 types of elm327 obd converters. (long story)
Usb and bluetooth. The usb one works fine with my laptop running scanmaster or centrafuse. but the bluetooth one seems to have some issues while connecting to centrafuse. Some port and baudrate settings that I still have to figure out.
Some screen shots for those are interested.

obd-exp.com
these guys sent it to me.
Search their site

Which car do you have. I am trying with 1.6GTX though the scanner gets connected its not displaying the values.

Regards,
Vijay