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Introduction Features and Specifications
Tool falling off a vehicle due to vibrations or other movement, and also prevents you from
accidentally dropping the Diagnostic Tool.
2.1.5 Power Conservation
To conserve power, the Diagnostic Tool uses a power saving strategy when left idle. Standby
mode engages following a period of inactivity. During standby, the random access memory (RAM)
remains powered, but all other functions are turned off. The screen shuts off and the Main Power
LED remains illuminated when in standby mode.
i The Standby mode characteristics can be configured by selecting Power Options from the
Windows Control Panel menu.
2.1.6 Power Sources
Your Diagnostic Tool can receive power from any of the following sources:
• Internal Battery Pack
• Docking Station (Optional)
• AC/DC Power Supply
• Vehicle Power
Internal Battery Pack
The Diagnostic Tool can be powered from a rechargeable lithium ion battery located on the bottom
of the Diagnostic Tool under the right handgrip (Figure 2-5). A fully charged battery provides
sufficient power for about four hours of constant operation.
1— Internal Battery Pack
2— Right Handgrip
Figure 2-4 Battery pack location
The battery is recharged on demand whenever the Diagnostic Tool is placed in the optional
docking station, or the AC/DC power supply is connected to a voltage source.
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