Hi. I asked that question over a year ago and was told soon. Guessing soon isn't here yet. Would be nice if it did work. Just saying.Enjoy keep smiling.

 I didn't understand why TREE function is such important. This is useful in what situations?

 To be honest it really is not that important. It has its uses but one can certainly get by without it. I would rather they just remove it from the tool and give up on it. I think it is just left there as a hopeful selling point sort of like the camera base vin scan and cloud base customer database. I don't believe any of these features will ever appear. They need to concentrate on the real core functions of the tool pids and bidirectional controls rather then with the frills. As much as I like the tool I personally believe these frills they have on the tool that don't work or they advertise about are misleading and a bit fraudulent advertising.    

 I totally agree with Mitch

 For network communication diagnosis, tree function would be helpful. It shows location of modules on the network, and if said modules are communicating as designed. Knowing where a module is located on a network from the tool itself saves a lot of time running back and forth to the computer searching for something in Alldata or Mitchell that you may not be able to find. And also saves you from having to disconnect every module in search of a faulty module, when you can see location, function, and relation to all other modules on the network. Having proper data on hand saves a lot of legwork and guesswork.

 Hi guys, we had plan to develop this feature at the beginning, however, while developing this tool, we focused on some more important features. Later, we found tree function is actually not so easy to make, but we still have engineers working on this. not sure when it can be done. Keep hope.

 As a said before and other users to, please focus in another functions, like:

 Good, thanks for the very valuable feedback! Will report to R&D. and focus on diagnostic functions.

  Well put mitch.