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General| Internet Updateable | Yes |
|---|---|
| ABS | Yes |
| Live Data | Yes |
| Connectivity | USB |
| OBD II Coverage | Yes |
| Type | OBD2 Scanner |
| Functions | View freeze frame data |
| Display | 2.8 inch Color Display |
Explains the basics of OBD systems and their purpose in vehicles.
Steps for connecting and operating the diagnostic tool.
How to interpret displayed codes and system status.
Reading code definitions and freeze frame data from the tool.
Prioritizing safety before using the diagnostic tool.
Precautions for electrical measurements and handling flammable vapors.
Configuring tool settings and accessing the DTC library.
Using the DTC library to find and understand diagnostic trouble codes.
Navigating and selecting DTCs for definition lookup.
Explains the function of ERASE, DTC SCROLL, and POWER/LINK buttons.
Explains the meaning of the GREEN, YELLOW, and RED LEDs.
Step-by-step guide to retrieve codes stored in the tool's memory.
Form to record vehicle and problem details before testing.
Guidance for retrieving diagnostic codes from OBD2 systems.
Breakdown of the five-character OBD2 DTC format.
Relationship between DTCs, MIL, and the 'Check Engine' light.
Steps to connect the tool and establish communication with the vehicle.
Explains the status indicated by green, yellow, and red LEDs.
Specific instructions for retrieving enhanced data from Chrysler/Jeep.
Available tests for Ford/Mazda vehicles.
Available tests for GM/Isuzu vehicles.
Available tests for Honda/Acura vehicles.
Available tests for Toyota/Lexus vehicles.
What happens when DTCs are erased from the vehicle computer.
Step-by-step guide to erase codes from the vehicle computer.
What I/M readiness is and its purpose for emissions testing.
How LEDs indicate readiness for emissions tests.
Meaning of the red LED and required actions.
Steps to confirm a repair using monitor status.
Steps to connect the tool using the Chrysler adapter.
Steps to connect the tool using the Ford adapter.
Steps to start the Key On Engine Off test.
Why checking timing is crucial before KOER test.
Steps to perform the engine timing check.
What must be done before performing the KOER test.
Steps to start the Key On Engine Running test.
How the test identifies weak or non-contributing cylinders.
Steps for executing the cylinder balance test.
Steps to connect the tool and start the Output State Check.
How the test checks for intermittent faults in circuits.
Steps for connecting the tool with the GM adapter.
Steps to connect the tool using the Toyota adapter.
How LEDs indicate engine system conditions.
Meaning of the red LED indicating a problem.
What happens when DTCs are erased from OBD1 systems.
Step-by-step guide to erase codes from the vehicle computer.
Details what the warranty covers and does not cover.
