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Defines DANGER as an imminently hazardous situation resulting in death or serious injury.
Defines WARNING as a potentially hazardous situation resulting in death or serious injury.
Defines CAUTION as a potentially hazardous situation resulting in minor or moderate injury.
Overview of the Mac Tools MDT 10 scan tool and its features.
Description of the handset, its components, and main screen functions.
Details the four functions of the handset's power button for operation.
Details the various ports available on the handset for connectivity.
Details the features located on the back of the handset, including cameras and microphones.
Explains handset software installation, license agreement, and usage modes.
Overview of the handset's diagnostic and service capabilities across vehicle types.
Details the docking station's function for storing and charging the handset.
Instructions for charging the handset battery using AC power.
Explains the initial setup options: Register Now, Trial Mode, and Demo Mode.
How to configure application settings like Demo Mode and Units of Measure.
Displays current software versions and detailed software information.
Instructions for checking and performing software updates on the handset.
Information on obtaining and activating subscription codes for tool features.
How to update user details, which also affects registration information.
Instructions for changing the display language of the handset.
Information on accessing Identifix® Direct-Hit® for OEM-specific repair data.
Procedure for restarting communications for troubleshooting or service purposes.
Explains the purpose and limitations of Global OBDII for limited engine control.
Lists the diagnostic functions available under the Global OBDII protocol.
Explains readiness monitors and the need for drive cycles.
Explains live sensor and solenoid data streaming from the vehicle ECU.
Steps for accessing and viewing live vehicle sensor data.
Explains the purpose and benefits of special tests for circuit and component testing.
Uses Mode 9 VIN information for automatic vehicle identification.
Steps for manually entering vehicle year, make, model, and engine.
Displays a list of recently selected vehicles for quick access.
Allows users to mark and access their favorite vehicles.
Accesses Global OBDII functions for vehicle diagnostics.
Accesses diagnostic functions for Heavy Duty vehicles.
Explains reading, clearing, printing, and sharing vehicle DTCs.
Specific procedures for reading DTCs on Ford/Lincoln/Mercury vehicles.
Specific procedures for reading DTCs on GM/GMC vehicles.
Displays the description associated with the selected DTC.
Provides information regarding how the DTC is set.
Information on successful actions by other technicians for the same DTC.
Detailed information on PCM pins associated with the selected DTC.
Aids in determining where attention should be directed on the vehicle for the DTC.
Provides the technician with detailed test steps for the DTC.
Provides a circuit diagram related to the selected DTC.
Presents reference waveform information to help understand and fix the problem.
Provides the technician with TSBs associated with the selected DTC.
Information related to the connector for understanding and fixing the DTC problem.
Information on accessing Identifix® Direct-Hit® for OEM-specific repair data.
Explains live sensor and solenoid data streaming from the vehicle ECU.
Steps for accessing and viewing live vehicle sensor data.
How to view previously recorded data streams and manage recordings.
Explains the purpose and benefits of special tests for circuit and component testing.
Provides diagnostic, repair, and reset information for the selected vehicle.
Allows searching for DTCs by letter/number designation for diagnostic lookup.
Information on accessing Identifix® Direct-Hit® for OEM-specific repair data.
Views previously reported repairs for the selected vehicle/controller combination.
Assists in diagnosing problems by selecting apparent symptoms.
Displays a list of symptoms associated with the vehicle/controller for diagnosis.
Accesses YouTube videos for tutorials on tool operation and functions.
Information on drive cycles required for readiness monitors to become ready.
Procedure to reset the oil life indicator after performing an oil change.
Displays PCM connector and pin information for components and sensors.
Displays TSBs associated with the vehicle/controller combination.
Displays gasket images that correspond to specific transmissions.
Used to find where specific components are located on the vehicle.
Procedure on how to bleed brakes after caliper replacement or opening a line.
Provides specifications for components during a tune-up.
Instructions for programming a vehicle key or replacing its battery.
Displays procedures for disconnecting and reconnecting the vehicle battery.
Describes operating procedures for the Tire Pressure Monitor System (TPMS).
Provides ways to recalibrate or reset specific systems after service.
Scans all available controllers on the selected vehicle for DTCs.
Provides internet browser access for direct internet access to technical websites.
Information on setting up and connecting to wireless networks for internet access.
Scans all available controllers on the selected vehicle for Modes 1-7.
Allows users to recall previously run tests from storage.
Allows users to review previously recorded data streams.
Provides OEM specific, full color system diagrams for vehicle electrical systems.
Contact number for technical questions on the product.
Contact local distributor for replacement parts and accessories.
Contact support for troubleshooting and service options before sending unit for repair.