bbflyBF32301 USB FTDI Chip OBD-II Scan Tool for Windows Auto Diagnostic Scanner OBD2

I bought this to use to reset maintenance reminders on my 2018 Triumph Tiger 1200 XRx when doing my own oil changes etc. It worked successfully with the free TigerTool app for this purpose.

Didn't require any drivers to work with windows 11, immediately identified itself as COM3 upon being pluged in.Used with TigerTool to reset my service interval on my 2015 Triumph Tiger Explorer.

Complete waste of money. Claims to support Subaru but will not connect with SSM3, Romraider, OpenOBD, or anything else I try. Can't even do something basic like pull codes. Get something else, I warned you.

Item was described as Friday chipped and is not

I purchased this to use with a free diagnostic software app (TigerTool) that had been developed for certain Triumph motorcycles to reset maintenance intervals, bleed the ABS brakes, check throttle-body balance, and read/clear ECU error codes. The software developer recommended this particular "bbfly" brand of OBD-II scan tool, because he developed the software for the particular FTDI chip in this scan tool. Apparently there are a number of cheap scanners on the market that are using cloned chips (I don't know the actual details, that's just what I'm surmising) that may not work correctly with his software.Following the instructions that came with the scan tool, I downloaded the correct driver, loaded it on my Windows 10 laptop and then connected the scan tool to a USB port. It was recognized right away and the correct driver loaded without an issue. Following the software developer's procedure (and making sure the correct port was set in the software), the scanner interfaced with my Triumph's ECU, and I was able to determine the error code clear it.