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General| Brand | Snap-On |
|---|---|
| Model | MODIS Edge |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Explains signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) used in safety messages and their conventions for hazard communication.
Explains the conventions used in the manual, including terminology and symbol usage for clarity and consistent understanding.
Details the four push-type and one thumb pad rocker type control buttons on the diagnostic tool for operation.
Describes connectors and jacks for scope, data cables, and AC/DC power supply on the diagnostic tool.
Outlines the three sources for diagnostic tool power: internal battery, AC/DC supply, and vehicle power.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the diagnostic tool's hardware and operating environment.
Covers procedures for powering the diagnostic tool on, off, and performing an emergency shutdown.
Explains how to navigate the diagnostic tool's interface, including the home screen layout and its interactive elements.
Details system and communication messages displayed by the diagnostic tool during operation.
Describes how to connect the data cable to the diagnostic tool and the vehicle's DLC for Scanner and OBD-II/EOBD testing.
Explains the screen layout and common toolbar controls for Scanner and OBD-II/EOBD functions for effective use.
Introduces the demonstration program for familiarizing users with Scanner function capabilities without vehicle connection.
Guides users through launching Scanner, identifying vehicles, and selecting systems/tests for diagnostic procedures.
Explains how to select vehicle systems and options after vehicle identification for testing.
Describes the Code Scan function, its icons, and how results are displayed by system category for code retrieval.
Details the options available in the System Main Menu after selecting a system for testing, such as Codes Menu or Data Display.
Guides users on viewing PID data from the vehicle ECM in data display mode, detailing toolbar and main body elements.
Details how to set trigger levels to automatically save PID data when a parameter value crosses a threshold for event capture.
Outlines procedures for saving data from buffer memory to a file for later playback or PC transfer.
Explains how to temporarily pause data collection to review waveform (signal) details in depth using playback controls.
Describes how to change magnification levels to compress or expand screens of data for quick glitch finding.
Details the procedure to safely exit the Scanner function and power down the tool after interrupting vehicle communication.
Covers general operations for OBD-II/EOBD function, including screen layout, toolbar controls, and data cable connection.
Explains how to check and clear emissions-related DTCs and readiness monitors through the Health Check menu options.
Details the OBD Direct menu options for starting communication, accessing connector information, and utilizing training modes.
Guides users through initiating an OBD-II/EOBD test session by connecting to the vehicle and establishing communication.
Explains how to display serial data transmitted by the selected vehicle ECM, showing parameters and their current values.
Provides a database of vehicle diagnostic connector locations to help users find and connect to test ports.
Explains how to manually select communication protocols when automatic detection fails for OBD-II/EOBD communication.
Introduces the Scope Multimeter functions: Digital Multimeter (DMM), Graphing Multimeter (GMM), and Lab Scope, detailing their capabilities.
Describes various test leads, probes, and optional accessories used with the Scope Multimeter for accurate measurements.
Provides general information about Scope Multimeter control icons, screen layout, and optional settings applicable across functions.
Explains general operation and controls for configuring the scope or meter to perform testing, including lead and probe connections.
Guides users on calibrating probes before testing to ensure accurate resistance, pressure, and vacuum measurements.
Provides an overview of channel settings and control features within the Control Panel for Scope Multimeter functions like trace adjustments.
Explains how to adjust scales and select probes from the control panel for optimal test setup and signal visualization.
Explains how to adjust the horizontal scale (X-axis) to represent time and set the measurement scale for signal analysis.
Guides users on selecting probe types from the probe option menu to adjust the vertical scale for specific measurements.
Details various channel settings and controls located in the Control Panel for trace adjustments, including show/hide, peak detect, and filter.
Explains how the filter feature minimizes or smooths signal spikes and fast variations in signals for cleaner display.
Explains the trigger feature in lab scope function to stabilize changing or erratic signals for easier viewing and diagnosis.
Displays signal and cursor measurements like amplitude, time, and frequency differences, aiding precise signal analysis.
Covers optional settings for Scope/Meter functions, including trigger modes and display options like grid on/off.
Describes procedures for saving and reviewing data files from Scope/Multimeter and Guided Component Tests for later analysis.
Outlines procedures for saving data from buffer memory to a file for later playback or PC transfer, useful for intermittent problems.
Explains how to temporarily pause data collection to review waveform (signal) details in depth using playback controls.
Describes how to change magnification levels to compress or expand screens of data for quick glitch finding.
Provides general reference information, including setup tips, known good waveforms, and troubleshooting strategies for signal capture.
Offers basic guidance for capturing and analyzing signals when the waveform pattern is unfamiliar.
Provides tips to resolve common problems encountered when capturing and displaying signals, such as noise, hash, or fuzz.
Introduces the Extras Menu, a companion feature offering non-vehicle specific tests and resources for common tests.
Provides quick access to preconfigured meter tests for common automotive system tests, including descriptions and expected results.
Offers multiple topics and references from basic theory to troubleshooting and testing instructions for various automotive systems.
Details the screen layout and control icons used within the Guided Component Tests function interface for navigation and operation.
Guides users through identifying vehicles and selecting systems/components for Guided Component Tests operation and data retrieval.
Explains how to access specific operational information for selected components, including connector details and pin assignments.
Describes how to select and perform tests on components within the Guided Component Tests function, with connection instructions and testing tips.
Details how to adjust channel settings by selecting the Control Panel icon from the toolbar for test meter adjustments.
Covers procedures for saving and reviewing data files for Guided Component Tests, similar to Scope/Multimeter function.
Lists options for accessing recently tested vehicles and saved data files from the menu for quick retrieval.
Explains how to open and review saved data (movie) files and screen images, listed chronologically by creation date and time.
Describes how to permanently erase saved files from the diagnostic tool's memory using the delete option and confirmation prompts.
Lists options for configuring diagnostic tool settings, including Connect-to-PC, Shortcut Button, System Info, and Settings.
Details how to transfer saved data files to a PC using a USB cable and ShopStream Connect software for management.
Explains how to change the function assigned to the diagnostic tool's shortcut button for quick access to desired features.
Allows viewing patent information, software version, and serial number of the diagnostic tool for identification and support.
Covers adjusting basic diagnostic tool functions and preferences, including display and time settings for personalized use.
Explains how to adjust the intensity of the screen's backlighting using the plus and minus icons or arrow keys for optimal viewing.
Details the process of calibrating the touch screen to maintain accuracy of the sensitive display for reliable interaction.
Opens a window for resetting the time on the real-time clock using the screen or button controls for accurate timekeeping.
Allows changing the scanner display to toggle scales on and off, affecting graph readability and focus.
Allows choosing between US customary or metric units for temperature, speed, air pressure, and other measurements for user preference.
Provides procedures for periodic cleaning and inspection of the diagnostic tool, housing, cables, and connectors to maintain proper working order.
Covers safety guidelines for handling the battery pack, emphasizing user-serviceable components and warranty voiding issues.
Details the steps for removing and installing the diagnostic tool's battery pack, recommending original Snap-on replacement parts.
Provides guidance on how to dispose of the battery pack according to local regulations and shipping requirements for recycling facilities.
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