7.3 Diagnostics Tools
While the RHINO2 may indicate the abnormal condition, a hand-held programmer or the PC-
based Wizard 5 will provide more detailed information on the fault.
7.3.1 Hand Held Programmer
Plugging a hand-held programmer into the RHINO2 when an abnormal condition exists will
cause the fault to be displayed on the screen. A 4-digit code will be displayed which
indicates the condition. The first two digits provide the flash code number. The second two
digits provide more specific diagnostics information that is suitable for repair technicians.
While there are alternative flash code sequences that may be flashed on the status LED, the
hand-held programmer will only display the appropriate Scooter Flash Code information.
For instance if the Shark Flash Codes are used, the Status LED will display an 8-Flash code
for an internal error. When the hand-held programmer is plugged in, it will display a flash
code 9 on the screen.
7.3.2 DYNAMIC Wizard
Wizard is the preferred diagnostics tool in the workshop environment, providing a full fault
history (last 16) and description of each flash and associated servicing code.
If after analysing the data, the condition cannot be diagnosed, it is possible to save a Status
Report for further analysis or distribution via email to a service centre.
Note
It is also possible to print and fax the Status Report to the service centre, but the preferred method is to email
the report, as the electronic version of the report contains additional information that is not available in the
printed version.
7.3.3 Fault log
The RHINO2 contains a fault log that stores the last 16 faults in sequence of occurrence. The
fault log can be accessed with the HHP and with the Wizard (by making a diagnostics
report).
It is possible to clear the fault log with the Wizard:
Tools->Erase Controller History.
Note
Erasing the controller history will reset the Service Scheduler as well.
GBK51948 RHINO2
Installation Manual Issue 5
Diagnostics - Page 127
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