Digiprog III User Manual

Digiprog Ltd. www.digiprog.com
© 2007 by DigiProg Ltd INTRODUCTION Page 1
Introduction to DigiProg III
Powering up your DigiProg.
A regulated 12 volt power supply should be used to power your
DigiProg III. If anything above 13.5 volts is used to power the machine,
damage may be caused to the main circuit board and it will need to be
sent to your DigiProg dealer for repair.
When connected to a vehicle by OBD DO NOT use the cigar lighter lead,
the Digi takes power from the vehicle.
Failure to observe will result in
damage not covered by the warranty.
When your DigiProg is powered up, this screen will be displayed whilst
your machine is loading:
On this screen your DigiProg’s status/software version is displayed
along with your machines unique 12 digit electronic serial number.

Digiprog III Specifications

General

Category	Automobile Accessories
Display	LCD
Operating Voltage	12V
Device Type	Odometer Correction Tool
Function	Odometer Correction, Key Programming, ECU Programming (limited)
Compatibility	Various car models
Power Supply	12V DC
Interface	OBDII
Update Method	USB
Supported Protocols	CAN, KWP2000, ISO9141
Supported Languages	Multiple languages

Summary

Introduction and Initial Setup

Powering Up the DigiProg

Details the correct power supply requirements and potential damage from incorrect voltage.

Information Screen and Disclaimer

Displays a disclaimer about the legal implications of using the machine for fraudulent purposes.

Password Entry and Security

Explains the password entry process and the default password setting.

Main Menu Navigation

EEPROM Menu Overview

Details the EEPROM menu for reading, writing, and saving EEPROM information.

CAR/TRUCK Vehicle Menu

Describes the CAR/TRUCK menu for correcting and reprogramming vehicles.

Motorcycle Vehicle Menu

Explains the Motorcycle menu, similar to CAR/TRUCK for motorcycle reprogramming.

Special Functions Menu

Details the Special Functions menu, restricted for use by official DigiProg dealers.

System Setup Menu

Covers the Setup menu for changing settings like language, password, and units.

EEPROM Data Operations

EEPROM Chip Handling and Connection

Explains EEPROM chips, their importance, and connection methods using ST1/ST4 adaptors.

Reading and Verifying EEPROM Data

Guides on setting chip type, reading data, and verifying accuracy against the EEPROM.

Saving the EEPROM Data File

Details the process of saving the read data file and suggests folder organization for storage.

Important Considerations and Support

Safety and Connection Precautions

Advises on ESD protection, correct connection order, and avoiding soldering connected leads.

Usage and Storage Recommendations

Recommends proper usage, avoiding unnecessary operations, and secure storage in a dry environment.

Solvent Use and Helpdesk Assistance

Warns about solvent damage to EEPROM clips and advises contacting the helpdesk when unsure.