Document No.: E4.08.09 E4.08.09 : AE_xx_000
Revision: 13 9 : 00
Page: 23 of 89
Copyright © 2019, Austro Engine GmbH
Dept.: Electric/Electronic
Example:
- The two green lights indicate that connection to both ECUs has been established
- Below the green lights information about serial numbers and revisions is displayed.
- On the right hand half of the screen the real time engine data and status information is
displayed. Data sent by the “active” ECU is indicated by a white background color.
- On the bottom of the right hand half of the screen the engine and ECU operating hour
counters and real time clock setting can be found.
Note:
This information is not being updated during the diagnostic session, but sampled
and frozen at the time connection to the corresponding ECU has been established.
- Both caution lamps are on (pictured by the two red lights) indicating that there are en-
tries in the Fault Code Memory.
- Pressing Read Fault Code Memory will provide more details, e.g.:
- Pressing Clear Fault Code Memory will provide an auto-save functionality. The DTC
(Diagnostic Trouble Code) memory, the engine statistic and the IQA values will be saved
in the file:
“AE300-Wizard\Engine_Log\AutoSave_Engine_Log_YYYYMMDD_nnnnn.ae3”.
For further assistance see chapter “8 Diagnostic Procedures” on page 34.
Hint:
Since version 1.3.4.xxx it is not possible to start the Wizard (accidently) twice.
6.5 Saving of Data during a Diagnostic Session
The various diagnostic functions provide the capability to save data like “Engine Logs”,
“Event Logs”, “Data Logs” or IQA data on the PC system for later offline analysis.
- Offline analysis doesn’t require a USB/CAN-adapter dongle
- Default location for saved data is: “My Documents\Austro Engine\AE300-Wizard”
- Data is organized by folders like: “Engine_Log”, “Flash”, “HexDump”, “LiveView”, etc.
- Data is saved in a compressed and encrypted format (“.ae3” file extension) for offline
analysis using the AE300-Wizard or other tools
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