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General| Operating System | Android |
|---|---|
| Display | 8-inch touchscreen |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth |
| Battery Life | 8 hours |
| Software Updates | Yes, via Wi-Fi |
| Warranty | 1 year |
Instructions and safety messages for safe operation and to prevent damage to the product and vehicles.
Defines safety signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) indicating hazard levels.
Covers turning the tool on/off and performing an emergency shutdown procedure.
Details the four push-type control buttons and the thumbpad rocker button on the diagnostic tool.
Overview of the Scanner application, its communication with vehicle modules, and message types.
Lists basic scanner operation steps for a quick-start reference.
Explains the necessity of correct vehicle identification and the available methods: Instant ID, Auto ID, Manual ID.
Explains how Code Scan quickly scans all vehicle control modules for codes and readiness monitors.
Details requirements for accessing Intelligent Diagnostics: authorized access and Wi-Fi connection.
Explains accessing tests and procedures for component operations and service indicator resets.
Describes accessing component tests via menus, providing step-by-step instructions and component information.
Describes viewing code-specific tips gathered from industry professionals through the Troubleshooter card.
Explains how to open the service interval reset menu for oil service indicator and other supported resets.
Displays OEM oil service reset instructions, including step-by-step procedures and special notes.
Explains selecting the TPMS Indicator Reset icon for reset instructions and theory of operation.
Describes selecting the Remove & Repair icon for TPMS service information, including removal and relearn procedures.
Used to clear all emission related diagnostic data, such as DTCs, freeze frame data, and test results.
Provides procedure to begin an OBD-II/EOBD test session, including connecting the data cable.
Explains how to identify a vehicle and select a system/component for testing.
Explains how to select tests for components, opening preconfigured meters and providing instructions.
Provides safety information regarding voltage installation category and risk of electrical shock.
Describes the DMM for common electrical measurements in a digital format, ideal for basic tests.
Describes the GMM for plotting signal measurements over time, ideal for finding intermittent dropouts or glitches.
Describes the Lab Scope for plotting visual waveform lines, analyzing signal strength, shape, and noise.
Identifies and describes available tests by function for DMM, GMM, and Lab Scope.
Describes general operation and controls for configuring the scope or meter for testing.
Explains standard safety type test lead jacks and how to insert test leads or probes.
Provides an overview of channel settings and controls in the Control Panel for monitoring and adjusting signals.
Introduces capturing, storing, and playback of data (test signals) using buffer memory.
Explains how to temporarily pause data collection using the Pause icon to review data in detail.
Provides guidance to resolve issues with signal display, like noise, hash, or fuzz.
Allows adjusting basic diagnostic tool functions to personal preferences, opening an additional menu.
Provides steps to turn Wi-Fi on and connect to a network, including selecting available networks.
Describes automated testing feature available to quickly test network connection and its components.
Provides troubleshooting information and definitions for terms used in the troubleshooting chart.
Lists router settings to verify before troubleshooting connectivity problems, advising contact with IT administrator or ISP.
Provides steps for new users to register and create a Snap-on Cloud account.
Provides procedure to create a SureTrack account online via shopkeypro.com.
Covers safety guidelines, ordering, removing, installing, and disposing of the battery pack.
Follows safety guidelines when handling the battery pack, warning of electric shock and explosion risks.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing and installing the battery pack.
Explains how to dispose of the battery pack according to local regulations and provides contact info for recycling.
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