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1. Select and drag the Slider to scroll through data The slider indicates the relative position of the current screen to the total available data 4 Step down Moves down one increment of the data displayed 5 End Moves to end of data displayed The Up A and Down directional buttons can also be used to move through the data one line at a time Press and hold a directional button to rapidly scroll through data 3 3 Screen Messages 3 3 1 System Messages There are four types of system messages that may be displayed Message Type Description Loading and connecting messages display when the Diagnostic Tool is performing an internal operation such as loading a database or initiating a test The message automatically clears once the internal operation is complete Confirmation messages inform you when you are about to perform an action that cannot be reversed or when an action has been initiated that requires a confirmation to Confirmation continue When a response is not required the message displays briefly then disappears Loading and Connecting Warning messages inform you when completing the selected action may result in an irreversible change or in the loss of data A confirmation is required to continue Error Error messages inform you when a system or procedural error has occurred Warning 13 Guided Component Tests Guided Component Tests provides you with a robust diagnostic database
2. A yellow frame surrounding an icon highlighted indicates it is selected Other control icons not shown are described in Common Toolbar Control Icons on page 12 Table 4 1 Stop Stops the collection of data Cursors Toggles cursor display on off Cursors are two vertical rules that can be repositioned on the screen to measure intervals Zoom Increases and decreases screen magnification Profile Displays the profile settings at the bottom of the screen allowing adjustment of the trace signal display settings Expand Collapse Toggles the Main body display between full information full graph meter and split screen 15 Guided Component Tests Screen Layout and Toolbar Icons 4 1 3 Extras Menu Top Level Menu Items The Extras icon also known as the Top Level Menu items are only available on the Guided Component Tests home screen The Extras icon opens a menu containing three selections designed to help you get the most out of the Guided Component Tests module e Power User Tests e How To Guide e Features and Benefits Figure 4 2 Extras Icon Top Level Menu ltems Power User Tests The Power User Tests option gives you quick access to a preconfigured meter for conducting a number of control system tests Tests are available with or without on screen help Help typically provides a description of the test along with expected results and a link to the pre set meter How To Guide The How To option provi
3. 4 Mohm Fixed scales or auto ranging 5 2 4 Measurement Out of Range Ch 2 banana jack green Ohm Measurement ried Cha taam gen BEEN A group of arrows display when a measurement is out of range for the scale selected e Arrows pointing UP measurement over maximum range e Arrows pointing DOWN measurement under minimum range Voltage measurements also display arrows in place of live values when the voltage exceeds the input rating of the meter Risk of electrical shock AN e Do not exceed voltage limits between inputs as indicated on the rating label e Use extreme caution when working with circuits that have greater than 40 volts AC or 24 volts DC Electrical shock can cause personal injury equipment damage or circuit damage IMPORTANT If arrows are displayed in the live voltage values discontinue circuit testing Correct an out of range condition by selecting a scale setting appropriate for the signal being sampled See Scale on page 34 for more information 26 Scope Multimeter 5 3 Leads Adapters and Probes Leads Adapters and Probes The Scope Multimeter uses standard safety plugs that are compatible with many accessories The leads clips and adapters supplied with or available for the Diagnostic Tool are explained in this section IMPORTANT When removing leads from their sockets do not pull on the wire because it can damage the leads Pull on the plug 5 3 1 Channel 1 Lead The shie
4. 7 G Guided Component Tests 14 21 operations 19 21 vehicle identification 17 18 H Home screen 11 How To Guide 16 Illustrated Terms and Definitions 16 Main body Guided Component Tests 15 23 Scope Multimeter 15 23 Manual conventions Description 3 Notes 4 Measurement Out of Range 26 Messages Screen 13 Meter capabilities 24 N No Start Basics 16 O O2 Sensor and Feedback System Analysis 16 Operations Guided Component Tests 20 P Pausing data 38 Power sources 7 AC DC power supply 8 Power User Tests 16 Powering off 9 Powering on 9 Refresh 36 Safety ii 62 Index Saved vehicle data 44 Saving 39 40 Scanner Title bar 10 Scope Multimeter configuring 29 cursors 37 leads 27 28 operations 29 setup 29 sweep controls 36 Trace Details 30 traces 30 Screen layout Guided Component Tests 14 22 Scanner 13 Scope Multimeter 14 22 Screen messages 13 Secondary coil adapter 28 Shortcut button Configuring 47 Specifications 8 System Information 48 Test leads 28 tests tips 16 Time settings 52 54 Title bar 10 11 Tool settings 48 51 Tool setup options 46 57 Toolbar Guided Component Tests 15 23 Scope Multimeter 15 23 Touch Screen Calibrating 52 viewing options 50 51 Touch screen calibration 58 Trace Controls scope 30 V Vehicle history 44 Viewing component information 19 Z Zoom Function 40 63
5. Diagnostic Tool can receive power from any of the following sources e Internal Battery Pack e AC DC Power Supply 2 4 1 Internal Battery Pack The Diagnostic Tool can be powered from the internal rechargeable battery pack A fully charged battery provides sufficient power for about 3 hours of continuous operation Battery charging occurs when the Diagnostic Tool is connected to the AC DC Power Supply and to a live AC power source Introduction Technical Specifications The Battery Status Indicator LED located next to the DC power supply jack indicates battery status Figure 2 3 e Green indicates battery is fully charged e Red indicates battery is charging e Amber indicates a battery issue This is usually caused by excessive battery temperature above 104 F 40 C which disables charging Allow the Diagnostic Tool to cool down be continuing operation 2 4 2 AC DC Power Supply The Diagnostic Tool can be powered from a standard AC outlet using the AC DC power supply The connector on the end of the output cable of the AC DC power supply attaches to the DC power supply input jack on top of the Diagnostic Tool Use only the AC DC power supply provided 2 5 Technical Specifications EE Touch Sereen Screen Resistive Touch Panel 8 0 inch diagonal Color LCD Display l 800 x 480 resolution SWVGA Meter Category 1 me mei Width 12 9 in 827 2 mm Height 8 in 165mm 2 04 in 51 8 mm Weight EZ Ge Tempera
6. basic Diagnostic Tool functions to your personal preferences Selecting opens an additional menu that offers the following e System Settings see System Settings on page 49 e Configure Units see Configure Units on page 57 48 Tools Tools Menu System Settings Selecting System Settings opens a menu with two options Display and Date amp Time Either selection opens an additional menu Display options include Brightness on page 49 adjusts the intensity of the screen back lighting Color Theme on page 50 changes the background color of the screen display High Contrast Toolbar on page 50 enhances toolbar graphics for poor lighting conditions Font Type on page 51 switches between standard and bold text for better visibility Backlight Time on page 51 adjusts how long the screen stays on with an idle Diagnostic Tool Touch Screen Calibration on page 52 calibrates the touch screen display Date amp Time options include Time Zone on page 52 sets the internal clock to the local time standard Clock Settings on page 53 sets the time on the internal clock Daylight Savings Time on page 538 configures the clock for Daylight Savings Time Time Format on page 54 switches the time displays between a 12 or 24 hour clock Date Format on page 54 configures how the month date and year displays Brightness Selecting this option opens the brightness setting screen for adjusting the back ligh
7. for many applications in Component Test see Power User Tests on page 16 for details Most of the setup operations are available by selecting the Profile icon on the toolbar Selecting the icon opens the Profile Controls window at the bottom of the screen and highlights yellow frame appears the icon Selecting the icon again changes the highlight to a white frame Figure 5 8 and allows manual navigation using directional control buttons of the Profile Control icons in the Profile Controls window i nnn Po 500 ms 1 Cursors vertical rules used to measure intervals 2 Profile Icon opens Profile Controls Window 3 Position Indicator graphical and numerical position indicators 4 Channel Indicators displays active channel number 5 Profile Controls Window displays profile control icons and trace display settings Figure 5 8 29 Scope Multimeter Scope Multimeter Operation Profile Control Icons The Profile control icons are located in the Profile Controls window and used to adjust individual characteristics of how the signal is sampled and displayed on each channel Available options include e Show Hide switches the channel display on off e Trace adjusts trace baseline position e Probe allows selection of test probe to be used and displays current probe e Peak maximizes the signal sampling rate for capturing fast events such as voltage spikes dropouts and glitches e Filter r
8. for use with scopes and meters It is like having access to a complete library of shop manuals for testing engine management transmission control and ABS components Guided Component Tests helps you with everything from selecting the appropriate test for a specific part to pointing out the best location to hook up the test leads and the pin configuration of the connector The component test procedures tips and meter settings reduce your overall set up and diagnostic testing time Vehicle specific component tests are provided for engine transmission ABS charging transfer case and suspension systems Availability varies by vehicle 4 1 Screen Layout and Toolbar Icons This section describes general navigation of the Guided Component Tests screen layout and toolbar icons Guided Component Test data is vehicle specific The displayed meter is configured to perform the selected test on the identified vehicle Also provided are test results procedures tips and specifications for the selected test 4 1 1 Screen Layout e Ye low Oe Signal moo Black known good ground l First check 025 max voltage Add propane through large intake manifold vacuum port until 02 SI reaches max voltage should see quick vertical rise Voltage should reach above 850mv in less il leas W kham CdoDCu WM Ohl mmm mbes Pim ee D als Fae Ta acm amo mm al am mimm mmm mma bes Dmm Lm me Ema i 1 Toolbar contains control icons 2 Mai
9. from the Home screen 2 Select Settings from the Tools and Setup menu 3 Select Configure Scope Meter from the Settings menu 4 Select Divisions from the menu a Highlight either menu entry to make a selection Trace Settings to adjust the screen width divisions Display Settings to adjust the screen height divisions b Select from the menu Full Scale one unit per screen Per Division ten units per screen c Select the Back icon or press the N X button twice to return to the menu d Select Trace Settings or Display Settings and repeat Step 4 if needed 5 Select the Back icon or press the N X button to return to the Settings menu 56 Tools Tools Menu Configure Units Selecting opens a dialog box that allows you to choose between US customary or metric units of measure for temperature vehicle speed air pressure and other pressures GE a onfigure Unit Temperature Vehicle Speed Vacuum TH d A Pressure Scope Pressure Air Scanner Pressure Other Scanner IKE Figure 7 10 Configure units menu P To change the units setup 1 Select Tools from the Home screen to open the menu Select Configure Units to open the menu Select an item from the Configure Units menu Select a setting from the listed choices Select Back on the toolbar or press the N X button to return to the options menu ae e IS 57 8 1 Maintenance This chapter describes basic cleaning and batte
10. recently tested vehicles and access saved data files 6 1 Previous Vehicles and Data Menu The following options are available from the Previous Vehicles and Data menu e Vehicle History e View Saved Data on page 44 e Delete Saved Data on page 45 6 1 1 Vehicle History The Diagnostic Tool stores the identification of the last twenty five vehicles tested so there is no need to go through the complete vehicle identification sequence when performing a retest after repairs have been made The oldest vehicle record is deleted when a new vehicle is identified once there are twenty five vehicles on file GE ap Vehicle Histor V 2007 LAND ROVER RANGE ROVER 4 2L V8 MPI Supercharged 428PS 2000 FORD FOCUS 1 4L DOHC P 2009 PEUGEOT 407 1 6L 16V T DIESEL 9HZ 2007 BMW X5 E53 3 0L TURBO DIESEL 306D2 Figure 6 1 Vehicle history list 43 Previous Vehicles and Data Previous Vehicles and Data Menu P To select from the vehicle History 1 Select Previous Vehicles and Data from the Home screen 2 Select Vehicle History from the menu A list of up to 25 previously tested vehicles displays Each vehicle is given a unique file name Scroll to view the entire list 3 With the item to be opened highlighted either select the vehicle ID or press the Y v button The appropriate software loads and a vehicle ID confirmation screen displays 4 Select OK or press the Y v button to continue The System Menu for the selected
11. whenever it is connected to a power source 59 Maintenance Battery Pack Service 8 2 2 Replacing the Battery Pack If the battery pack no longer holds a charge contact your sales representative to order a new one IMPORTANT Replace the battery pack with original Snap on replacement parts only P To replace the battery pack 1 Loosen the two captive screws that retain the battery compartment cover on the back side of the Diagnostic Tool Pull up on the inner edge of the battery compartment cover to release it pivot the cover into an upright position then lift the battery cover off of the housing Slide the battery down to disengage the electrical contacts Remove the battery from the tool housing Align the tabs on the sides of the battery compartment with the slots on the new battery then place the battery into the housing Slide the battery up to engage the electrical contacts and snap it into place Fit the battery cover onto on the housing then pivot the cover down so that it snaps into place Snug up the captive screws to hold the cover in place Do not overtighten the screws A GI 1 Battery 2 Battery Cover 3 Battery Cover Screws Figure 8 1 Battery pack replacement 60 Maintenance Battery Pack Service 8 2 3 Disposing of the Battery Pack Always dispose of the battery pack according to local regulations which vary for different countries and regions The battery pack while non haza
12. 00 e Pressure 500 e Pressure 5000 e Low Amps 20 e Low Amps 40 e Low Amps 60 e Ignition e EEDM506D Temperature e MT5030 Vacuum e MT5030 Pressure e Close P To select a probe 1 Select the Probe icon for the desired channel The Probe selection menu opens Figure 5 9 Iw or a A ro e oe 008 008 70 gt Test Lead Volts DC I Vacuum 100 ik CTIE dE 1 BERE aem Pressure 500 Pressure 5000 500 ms 2 Figure 5 9 Probe selection menu 2 Highlight the desired probe in the menu 3 Touch the highlighted probe to select it 4 Select Close the last entry on the list of probes to close the menu window 31 Scope Multimeter Scope Multimeter Operation Peak The peak icons are used to switch peak detect on and off rm remm Peak detect is active for the designated channel Peak detect is inactive for the designated channel With peak detect off the scope collects just enough data to plot a waveform across the screen This is the standard mode of operation for many scopes With peak detect on the scope samples at the maximum rate possible and captures more sample points than needed to plot the screen These additional sample points permit fast events and glitches to be included in the waveform For example with a sweep setting of 10 seconds on a screen 100 points wide the sample rate would be 10 times a second Decreasing the sweep to 1 second increases the sample r
13. Diagnostic Tool leads and configures a meter to perform the specific test P To select a test 1 Select a component from the list 2 Select a test from the component menu The component menu lists all of the tests available for the selected component choices vary by the type of component as well as the make model and year of the vehicle Selecting opens an additional menu similar to the one shown in Figure 4 7 when multiple choices are available GE ap Coi mponent Test V FRONT O2 1ET S1 O2 SENSOR TERMS REAR 02 B1 92 Figure 4 7 NOTE o There may be several levels of submenus for certain components Select from the menus as needed to get to the test screen 20 Guided Component Tests Guided Component Tests Operation 3 Select an option from the Guided Component Tests list and the test screen displays Figure 4 8 E EC 067 057 8565 innnnnnnnnnnnnnnr TATTLE LIL ELL LL LL 1 Yellow O2 signal Black known good ground First check O2S max voltage Add propane through large intake manifold vacuum port until O23 reaches max voltage should see quick vertical rise Voltage should reach above 850mv in less than 100ms Should see steady flat line Look for fluctuations and voltage dropouts indicating faulty Figure 4 8 Test screen A Guided Component Test initially opens with the information panel below the main body of the screen visible Typically connection
14. E designated channel 33 Scope Multimeter gt Scope Multimeter Operation Coupling AC Coupling AC subtracts the average value of a signal so that small variations display on the waveform This is done by blocking the direct current DC portions of a signal in order to amplify the alternating current AC portions of the signal without driving the waveform off of the screen An icon displays when Coupling AC is active The DC portion of the waveform is blocked to amplify the AC portion which displays for the designated channel The DC portion of the waveform NOT blocked for the designated channel This option is ideal for viewing items such as alternator ripple or fuel pump amperage Scale The Scale setting adjusts the vertical or y axis value of what displays on the screen The value shown in the Profile information panel represents the entire height of the display area for that channel Scales can be set independently for each channel To adjust the scale 1 Select Profile from the Scope Multimeter toolbar The Profile information window opens 2 Select the Scale value for the channel you wish to adjust The Scale menu opens Figure 5 10 e Y ew ly uA Ze P wr d d A9 049 049 66 E B AF TT MN 500ms NS Figure 5 10 Scale menu 3 Highlight the desired scale in the menu 34 Scope Multimeter Scope Multimeter Operation 4 Touch the highlighted scale to select it 5 S
15. Previous hoe 2 Vehicle amp Data be recently tested vehicle and to access saved data files See Previous Vehicles and Data on page 43 for details Allows you to adjust Diagnostic Tool settings to your personal preferences and perform other special functions See Tools on page 46 for details 11 Basic Operation and Navigation 3 2 4 Common Toolbar Control Icons Basic Navigation Common control icon functions are described in the following table Specific function control icons are described in their applicable chapters Displayed control icons vary depending on the active function or test Select a control icon on a screen to activate a control function You can also use the control buttons to activate a function a yellow border around the icon indicates it is highlighted or in focus Use the Directional buttons 4 gt A V to highlight the desired function and then press the Y v button to select it Back Returns to the previously viewed screen Icon is located on the left hand edge of the toolbar x Home Returns to the Home screen Icon is located next to the Back icon on the left side of the toolbar Save Writes data from buffer memory to a file The saved movie file can be accessed for future reference by selecting Previous Vehicles and Data View Saved Data The control icons below are used to navigate through paused or saved movie files during playback Step Forward allows forward
16. VANTAGE U UJit ra User Manual EAZ0081L00B Rev B Legal Information Trademarks Snap on is a trademark registered in the United States and other countries of Snap on Incorporated This publication contains many Snap on Incorporated trademarks including but not limited to Snap on and VANTAGE Ultra All other marks are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders Copyright Information 2015 Snap on Incorporated All rights reserved Disclaimer of Warranties and Limitation of Liabilities All pictures and illustrations shown are for reference purposes only All information specifications and illustrations in this manual are based on the latest information available at the time of printing and are subject to change without notice While the authors have taken due care in the preparation of this manual nothing contained herein e Modifies or alters in any way the standard terms and conditions of the purchase lease or rental agreement under the terms of which the equipment to which this manual relates was acquired e Increases in any way the liability to the customer or to third parties Snap on reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice IMPORTANT Before operating or maintaining this unit please read this manual carefully paying extra attention to the safety warnings and precautions Contact Information North America Websites Snap on Diagnostics and Information e http diagnostic
17. ard not only helps you learn how to use the Guided Component Tests software it allows you to hone your skills and diagnostic techniques without an actual test vehicle Contact your sales representative for details 16 Guided Component Tests Guided Component Tests Operation 4 2 Guided Component Tests Operation 4 2 1 Vehicle Identification The information presented is specific to the vehicle being tested Therefore certain attributes of the test vehicle must be entered into the Diagnostic Tool so that the correct data can be retrieved Vehicle identification information is carried over if you enter the Guided Component Tests from one of the records stored in Vehicle History However you may need to enter additional attributes in some instances The vehicle identification sequence is menu driven follow the screen prompts to enter the information Exact procedures may vary by the make model and year of the vehicle P To identify a vehicle for testing 1 Select the Guided Component Tests icon on the Home screen 2 Select a vehicle type from the menu A list of manufacturers displays Figure 4 3 US Vehicles Honda a Audi Afa Romeo re nem gt Citro n Dacia Fiat Ford Hyundai Jaguar Lancia Land Rover Mazda Ke Mercedes MG Rover MINI HW jn K Figure 4 3 Manufacturer list 3 Select the vehicle manufacturer from the list A model year menu displays 4 Select the
18. ate to 100 times a second Now a fast occurring event is likely to be captured due to the increased rate Peak detect puts the scope in a high speed sampling mode which under certain circumstances may result in unwanted noise from components such as injectors and solenoids being picked up and displayed Therefore there are time when peak detect should not be used because the waveform may be distorted or hard to read due to noise An example of when not to use peak detect would be when sampling an oxygen O2 sensor signal An O2 sensor signal is relatively slow and requires a clean noise free pattern for an accurate diagnosis If peak detect is on more noise is picked up making diagnosis difficult Filter The filter icons are used to switch filtering which removes noise and other interference from the waveform on and off EL MNE GR NENNEN B N Unwanted interference has been removed from the waveform displayed for the designated channel Any signal interference on the sampled circuit is included in the waveform displayed for the designated channel 32 Scope Multimeter Scope Multimeter Operation The filter works slightly different depending upon what type of the test is being conducted e For a direct measurement test such as volts amps or pressure the filter minimizes the display of very fast spikes by averaging the sampled data when filter is active e Fora calculated measurement test such as frequency pulse wi
19. ating We suggest you store a copy of each manual near the product in sight of the operator For your safety read all instructions Use your diagnostic tools only as described in the tool user s manual Use only manufacturer recommended parts and accessories with your diagnostic tools This product is intended for use by properly trained and skilled professional automotive technicians The safety messages presented throughout this manual and the accompanying Important Safety Instructions manual are reminders to the operator to exercise extreme care when using this product There are many variations in procedures techniques tools and parts for servicing vehicles as well as in the skill of the individual doing the work Because of the vast number of test applications and variations in the products that can be tested with this instrument we cannot possibly anticipate or provide advice or safety messages to cover every situation It is the responsibility of the automotive technician to be knowledgeable of the system being tested It is essential to use proper service methods and test procedures It is important to perform tests in an appropriate and acceptable manner that does not endanger your safety the safety of others in the work area the equipment being used or the vehicle being tested lt is assumed that the operator has a thorough understanding of vehicle systems before using this product Understanding of these system principles and ope
20. des a list of available on screen instructions for performing tasks Scroll to view the entire list Topics include e 10 MINUTE ELECTRONIC CLASS provides basic electronics and circuit instructions e 15 MINUTE IGNITION CLASS provides an introduction to basic ignition testing e ILLUSTRATED TERMS amp DEFINITIONS provides definitions of terms drawings and tips associated with component testing e NO START BASICS provides a guideline for diagnosing a no start condition e O2 SENSOR amp FEEDBACK SYSTEM ANALYSIS 4displays a live graphing component Diagnostic Tool with tips explaining the fundamental concepts of O2 sensor diagnostics e TEST TIPS gives instructions for performing specific tests along with drawings and tips e 20 MINUTE CURRENT RAMP CLASSES provides an introduction to current ramp testing Features and Benefits Selecting Features and Benefits opens a menu page that includes e 5 MINUTE WALK THRU WITH DEMO BOARD explains how to use the optional demonstration board to generate sample signals and sharpen your skills e Features amp Benefits provides descriptions and a brief overview of meter functions e Accessories opens a menu of available optional equipment e Product description provides descriptions and a brief overview of meter operations The optional demonstration board transmits a number of adjustable electronic signals similar to what is commonly found on modern vehicles The demonstration bo
21. dth dwell or duty cycle extremely fast spikes 20 uS and faster from sources like the ignition system are ignored when filter is active Filter smooths out spikes and fast variations in the waveform which provides a good balance between noise suppression and signal integrity The Filter setting is most useful when working with scales of 5 volts and below The lower the volts scale the more likely noise could be an issue An example of when to use Filter would be for testing an O2 sensor using a 1 or 2 volt scale or performing a throttle position TP sensor sweep test using a 5 volt scale Filter is also beneficial for low amp probe testing Due to the conversion factors used by the probe a very low volts scale is used to measure the output of the probe For a probe with a conversion factor of 100 mV A connected to a 2 amp load the scope uses a 200 mV scale to measure the output of the probe The scope converts the measured output to 2 amps for display on the screen Invert The Invert setting is used to switch the polarity of the waveform on the screen For example invert the signal of square waveform that rises from 0 volt to 5 volts and the display would show a waveform that falls from O volt to 5 volts An icon displays when the waveform on the screen has been inverted me e Seen The polarity of the waveform being displayed is inverted E N for the designated channel Em The waveform is being displayed normally for the E
22. e ai ep Fe P A i I3 WELIEI EE rr a 7I ele a ET n l KE 1 Skip Back 6 Slider 2 Skip Forward 7 Bar Graph 3 Step Back 8 Counter current position 4 Step Forward 9 Cursors 5 Record 10 Trigger Point Figure 5 15 2 Select the desired control icon to move forward or back in the selected direction To resume Select the Record icon The display changes back and the Stop icon is shown on the toolbar NOTE The Shortcut button can be set to perform the Pause Play function See Configure Shortcut Button on page 47 for additional information 39 Scope Multimeter Scope Multimeter Operation 5 4 4 Using the Zoom Function The zoom function allows you to change the magnification level of the waveform sweep during review Changing magnification levels allows you to compress or expand multiple screens of data to quickly find glitches or signal losses Example While monitoring data during an engine MAF Mass Air Flow Sensor test the waveform displays normally As the engine continues to run an erratic condition suddenly develops but is not noticed in the waveform Stopping the data capture when the condition is noticed allows you review the waveform in greater detail higher zoom level to look for a glitch in the waveform to see if the MAF could be at fault During live data capture the default magnification level is 1x The zoom function is not available un
23. e menu The calibration screen opens Figure 7 6 TOUCH SCREEN CALIBRATION WARNING Do not power the tool off until the Touch Calibration has been completed successfully TOUCH BOX IN UPPER LEFT CORNER Le Figure 7 6 Touch screen calibration 4 Select each box on the screen as it displays The display returns to the Settings menu once the screen calibration procedure is complete Time Zone This option opens a menu of time zone settings Scroll to highlight then select the local time zone The display returns to the Settings menu once a time zone is selected 52 Tools Tools Menu Clock Settings This option opens a window for resetting the time on the real time clock P To set the clock 1 2 3 Select Tools from the Home screen to open the menu Select Settings from the menu Select Clock Settings from the menu A warning message briefly displays followed by the Clock Settings screen Figure 7 7 D K Figure 7 7 Clock settings Select the up icon on the screen or press the up A button to incrementally increase the number in the highlighted field Select the down icon on the screen or press the down V button to incrementally decrease the number Select the check v icon on the screen or press the Viv button to move the highlight to the next field Repeat Step 4 and Step 5 until the correct time is displayed Select the Back icon on the toolbar or press the N X button to c
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25. eel attached to the camshaft It produces an analog voltage output based on the reluctor wheel this can be observed at the sensor The engine control unit uses this information for fuel injection timing and cylinder identification Tech note A sensor that is improperly installed indexed can identify the wrong cylinder as 1 may produce a tip in hesitation and may generate DTC P0340 K Some vehicles equipped with variable camshaft timing will use two CMP sensors one for each bank Ka Figure 4 6 Component Information screen 19 Guided Component Tests Guided Component Tests Operation Screens are divided into up to four sections to help quickly guide you to the correct information Operation provides a general description of normal component operation Tech note provides component related tips for example common failures or faults as well as information on factory updates and recalls Connector displays the component connector and lists pin assignments lLocation identifies the component location and the best place for testing it 3 Use the scroll bar along the right edge of the screen to view any additional information 4 Select Back on the Toolbar or press the N X button to return to the component menu Tests The Tests section guides you through the process of performing tests on a specific component Selecting a component test gives you access to specifications tips on how and where to connect the
26. elect Close the last entry on the list of scales to close the menu window Trigger Trigger setup allows you to set the Scope Multimeter so that it begins displaying a waveform once predetermined signal conditions or triggers are met Triggering produces a much more stable waveform The waveform always begins at the trigger point so the image does not appear to flicker or drift as it updates When working with a 2 channel setup a trigger can only be set for one of the channels The trigger point is indicated by a plus sign on the scope grid The plus sign can be dragged across the screen to roughly position it Use the Trigger Controls available by selecting the large plus sign at the base of the screen to accurately adjust the trigger position You can choose which slope of the waveform to trigger on using the Profile controls P To set a trigger 1 Select Profile from the Scope Multimeter toolbar The Profile information window opens 2 Select the Trigger icon for the channel you want the trigger set to Each tap of the icon moves you progressively through the three states of triggering rising falling and off Tapping the icon moves you sequentially through the three available setting The waveform for the designated channel begins as voltage rises to the threshold value shown as a plus sign 4 in the main body of the screen There is no trigger set for the designated channel ES The waveform for the desi
27. emoves noise or interference from the waveform e nvert switches the polarity of the displayed signal e Coupling AC blocks the DC portion of an input signal in order to amplify the AC portion e Scale adjusts the scale which is the total value of the vertical axis of the display e rigger switches triggering on or off and sets which slope of the waveform triggers e Refresh clears the digital minimum and maximum values and updates the screen e Sweep adjusts the sweep which is the total value of the horizontal axis of the display Show Hide The show hide icons are used to toggle the displayed signal channel off on lt gt Channel displayed Channel not displayed Select the icon or press Y v to toggle the channel off on Trace The trace setup icons are used to adjust the baseline position 0 value of the displayed trace EE m Opens trace baseline setup adjustment Select the icon or press Y v to display the trace scale adjustment control Select the up down arrows to make adjustments or press the up down directional buttons Press the N X button to exit The trace baseline can also be repositioned by touching and dragging the solid bar at the right end of the channel baseline marker on the screen 30 Scope Multimeter Scope Multimeter Operation Probe The Probe icon is used to select the type of device being used to sample the signal Options are e Test Lead Volts DC e Vacuum 100 e Pressure 1
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29. from buffer memory to a file for future playback Show Shortcut Menu opens the menu so you can quickly select from any of the functions Toggle Record Pause programs the Shortcut button to work as the Pause and Play icons P To assign a function to the Shortcut button 1 Select Tools from the Home screen The Tools menu opens Select Configure Shortcut button from the menu Select a function from the menu Select the Back on the toolbar or press the N X button to return to the options menu 47 Tools Tools Menu 7 1 3 System Information System Information allows you to view patent information and system information such as the software version and serial number of your Diagnostic Tool GE oa ovstem information 2013 Snap on Incorporated All Rights reserved Patents US 815 442 170 US 6 693 967 US 7 779 196 AU 690 621 Patents Pending 05 16 2014 01 40PM Bundle 13 4 Version 1 1 1 12297 US RUNTIME 5 2 0 5 Serial Number 373VUA500037 IPL v7 SPL v15 FPGA v1 9 F360 Application vO Figure 7 2 System information P To display the System information screen 1 Select Tools from the Home screen to open the menu 2 Select System Information from the menu The System Information screen displays 3 Scroll as needed to view all of the data 4 Select Back on the toolbar or press the N X button to return to the options menu 7 1 4 Settings This Tools selection allows you to adjust certain
30. gnated channel begins as Falling voltage drops to the threshold value shown as a plus sign in the main body of the screen 35 Scope Multimeter Scope Multimeter Operation 3 Once the slope is determined select the plus sign at the bottom of the information window The trigger adjustment controls open Figure 5 11 a jja NET Ge N 015 016 87 Adjust Trigger Position Figure 5 11 Trigger controls 4 Select the arrowheads on the screen or use the keypad to move the trigger into position A digital readout centered between the arrowheads gives the precise position of the trigger 5 Select Profile from the toolbar or press the N X button to exit Refresh Selecting Refresh from the Profile Controls window clears the minimum and maximum digital values for both waveforms and updates the viewing screen These digital values which display to the right of the Refresh icon are the highest and lowest value recorded for each waveform since the test was activated or from the last time Refresh was selected Sweep Sweep is the amount of time represented by the screen or the horizontal scale of the display Setting sweep adjusts the x axis of the display screen Sweep can be adjusted in increments ranging from 5 nanoseconds to 20 seconds The value on the bottom line of the Profile information panel indicates the sweep setting for both channels Sweep applies to the entire meter and cannot be set independently for the t
31. his manual Trace The actual line displayed on the scope screen Waveform The graphic representation of a signal over time which the trace displays on the scope screen 5 1 1 Screen Layout Po yor 072 072 19 1 Toolbar contains control icons 2 Expand Collapse icon toggles Main body view between split and full graph meter profile views 3 Profile Controls Window displays profile control icons and trace display settings 4 Main Body displays test graph meter Figure 5 1 Jest screen 22 Scope Multimeter Screen Layout and Toolbar Icons Main Body The main body of the Scope Multimeter test screen may display the following e Menu Select from a menu using the touch screen or the control buttons e Diagnostic Tool Diagnostic Tools can display two circuit traces or waveforms simultaneously Adjustments to the display are made through the toolbar Each trace is displayed as voltage over time on a standard oscilloscope screen Voltage level is recorded on the vertical or y axis and time is presented on the horizontal or x axis of the screen Values are shown for each graduation on the scales Touch screen functionality within the main body of the screen is limited most adjustments are performed from the Toolbar and the Profile Controls window However you can adjust the following in the main body e Trigger position touch and drag the trigger indicator to reposition it e The ba
32. information is on the screen and a scroll indicator displays along the right edge if there is additional information below what is shown 4 Selectthe Expand Collapse icon on the toolbar to view the Diagnostic Tool only 5 Select Back on the toolbar to return to the menu Profile Controls The preconfigured meter is used for conducting most of the component tests However if the need to capture a specific signal trace is needed adjustment of the trace signal settings can be made by selecting the Profile icon from the toolbar For more detained information about adjusting how a sampled signal displays on the screen refer to Profile Control Icons on page 30 4 2 4 Saving and Reviewing Data Files Save and Stop control icon operation and data review procedures are the same as used for the Scope Multimeter function see Saving and Reviewing Scope Multimeter Data Files on page 38 21 Scope Multimeter Scope Multimeter enables your diagnostic Diagnostic Tool to function as a digital multimeter DMM graphing multimeter GMM or 2 channel oscilloscope 5 1 Screen Layout and Toolbar Icons This section describes general navigation of the Scope Multimeter function scope Multimeter tests are general and not vehicle specific Vehicle identification is not required meter setting adjustments are usually needed and supporting information is not available NOTE The following description of terms are provided for reference as used in t
33. is limited to a predetermined total size and is displayed on the counter located below the toolbar on the right side of the screen Figure 5 15 Selecting Save writes the stored buffer memory to a file Saving files is useful when trying to isolate an intermittent problem or to verify a repair during a road test The saved file can be played back similar to a movie clip by selecting Previous Vehicles and Data gt View Saved Data See View Saved Data on page 44 for additional information NOTE The Save icon performs the same function as Save Movie function choice for the programmable Shortcut button see Configure Shortcut Button on page 47 for details The saved file can also be downloaded to a personal computer PC using the Mini USB jack Once connected to the PC the files can be printed transferred and copied using ShopStream Connect ShopStream Connect is an application that creates an interface between the Diagnostic Tool anda PC The ShopStream Connect application is available free online see the ShopStream Connect website information at the front of this manual for additional information The toolbar control icons are described in Scope Multimeter Control Icons on page 23 and Common Toolbar Control Icons on page 12 P To save files e Select Save A save dialog box displays while files are being saved The file is saved when the message box disappears Saving 40411001 VSM Note Saving large files ma
34. itle Bar The title bar at the top of the screen provides basic information about current Diagnostic Tool operating conditions Title bar options vary depending upon vehicle make and model what function is active what test is being performed or what menu is selected The title bar contains information only there are no selectable items Elements of the Title bar let you know at a glance e What Diagnostic Tool function is currently active e The current time e The source and status of the power being supplied to the Diagnostic Tool An active function icon is always displayed along the left hand edge of the Title bar These icons resemble their Home screen icon counterparts in appearance and color The name of the function displays to the right of the icon on some screens A real time clock displays to the left of the power supply icon The clock is powered by a dedicated internal battery so the correct time is maintained even when the main battery pack is discharged Use the Tools function to set the clock and format how time is displayed See Clock Settings on page 53 for additional information 10 Basic Operation and Navigation Basic Navigation The Title bar displays other information that varies depending upon what functions are being performed Other information may include e The identification ID of the test vehicle e The name of the active menu or function e The name of the test being performed Table 3 1 Title Bar Ico
35. lded yellow lead is used for Channel 1 Figure 5 2 The lead color matches the color of socket 1 on the Diagnostic Tool and the color of trace 1 on the test screens H9 oun Figure 5 2 Yellow Channel 1 Lead This yellow lead includes a black right angle common ground plug and a black stackable common ground plug The non stackable ground plug always connects to the ground GND jack on top of the Diagnostic Tool The stackable ground plug is used for connecting additional leads such as the Channel 2 Lead or the Secondary Coil Adapter Lead that require grounding The stackable lead grounds through the non stackable lead and does not need to be connected to the jack on the Diagnostic Tool 5 3 2 Channel 2 Lead The shielded green lead Figure 5 3 is used for Channel 2 The lead color matches the color of Socket 2 on the Diagnostic Tool and the color of trace 2 on the test screens This green lead includes a stackable black right angle ground plug p Figure 5 3 Green Channel 2 lead 27 Scope Multimeter Leads Adapters and Probes 5 3 3 Alligator Clips Insulated alligator clips that attach to the test leads are included The alligator clips are color coded to match each test lead Alligator clips attach to the probe end of the test lead Figure 5 4 Figure 5 4 Alligator clips 5 3 4 Secondary Coil Adapter Lead optional The optional Secondary Coil Adapter lead Figure 5 5 connects to the clip
36. lose the Clock Settings window and return to the Settings menu Daylight Savings Time This option opens a menu to configure the internal clock for Daylight Savings Time Choose from ON sets the clock for Daylight Savings time OFF sets the clock for standard time Make either selection then select the Back icon or press the N X button to return to the menu 53 Tools Tools Menu Time Format This option determines whether time is displayed on a 12 or 24 hour clock Selecting opens a menu with two choices e 24 Hour Format e 12 Hour Format Make either selection then select the Back icon or press the N X button to return to the menu Date Format This option allows you to select how date information is displayed Select from e MM DD YYYY Month Day Year e DD MM YYYY Day Month Year e YYYY MM DD Year Month Day Make a selection then select the Back icon or press the N X button to return to the menu Configure Scope Meter This option allows you to configure how customize certain characteristics of the display screen when using the Scope Multimeter module Selecting opens a menu with the following options e Trigger Mode on page 54 e Display on page 55 e Divisions on page 56 Trigger Mode Configure Scope Meter allows you to choose the type of trigger to begin an automatic recording see Trigger on page 35 for additional information Two triggering choices are available e Auto Trigger se
37. ls from the home screen 2 Highlight Connect to PC on the Tools menu 3 Select Connect to PC The solid arrows 4 gt V A are navigational instructions for the four directions of the directional buttons Example Press the down V arrow 1 2 3 Bold Text Bold emphasis is used in procedures to highlight selectable items such as control buttons icons and menu options Example Press the OK button Using This Manual 1 2 4 Conventions Notes and Important Messages The following messages are used Notes A NOTE provides helpful information such as additional explanations tips and comments Example NOTE For additional information refer to Important IMPORTANT indicates a situation which if not avoided may result in damage to the test equipment or vehicle Example IMPORTANT Do not use any abrasive cleaners or chemicals on the touch screen 1 2 5 Hyperlinks Hyperlinks or hot links that take you to other related articles procedures and illustrations are available in electronic documents Blue colored text indicates a selectable hyperlink Example IMPORTANT Read all applicable Safety Information before using this Diagnostic Tool 1 2 6 Procedures An arrow icon in the left margin area indicates a procedure Example P To change screen views 1 Select the Graph icon The dropdown menu displays 2 Select an option from the menu The screen layout changes to the format selec
38. movement in singular steps To quickly step forward select this icon yellow frame appears then press and hold the Y Y button Note To quickly step forward during data playback press and hold the icon down until a red frame appears around the icon Skip Forward allows forward movement in multiple steps To quickly skip forward select this icon yellow frame appears around icon then press and hold the Y Y button 12 Record Indicates the data being displayed is paused and not being updated Selecting resumes data collection Tools Opens the tools menu Step Back allows backward movement in singular steps To quickly step backward select this icon yellow frame appears then press and hold the Y Y button Note To quickly step backward during data playback press and hold the icon down until a red frame appears around the icon Skip Back allows backward movement in multiple steps To quickly skip backward select this icon yellow frame appears around icon then press and hold the Y Y button Basic Operation and Navigation Screen Messages 3 2 5 Scroll Bar A vertical scroll bar appears along the right hand edge of the screen when additional data expands above or below what is currently on the screen Figure 3 2 Figure 3 2 Scroll bar 1 Beginning Moves to beginning of data displayed 2 Step up Moves up one increment of the data displayed 3 Slider position indicator
39. n Body displays menus information and test graph meter display 3 Information Panel displays test information 4 Expand Collapse icon toggles Main body view between full graph meter and split information panel views Figure 4 1 Test screen 14 Guided Component Tests Screen Layout and Toolbar Icons Main Body The main body of a Guided Component Test screen may display any of the following e A selectable menu Select from a menu using the touch screen or the control buttons e Component information Component information screens contain information to assist you with testing e A Diagnostic Tool Diagnostic Tools can display two circuit traces or waveforms simultaneously Adjustments to the display are made through the toolbar Each trace is displayed as voltage over time on a standard oscilloscope screen Voltage level is recorded on the vertical or y axis and time is presented on the horizontal or x axis of the screen Values are shown for each graduation on the scales Touch screen functionality within the main body of the screen is limited Most adjustments are performed from the Toolbar and the Profile window however you can adjust the baseline position 0 value of the trace on the horizontal scale by touching and dragging the solid bar of the channel baseline indicator 4 1 2 Guided Component Tests Control Icons Guided Component Tests toolbar control icons may vary depending on the active function or test
40. n writing more legible under poor lighting or bright sunlight conditions GE a Engine Data HO2S B2 1 mV HO2S B2 S1 mvV 846 39 903 HO2S B1 S2 mV 773 369 950 HO2S B2 S2 mV 660 282 959 Short Term FT Bank 0 6 6 Figure 7 5 Bold Font Selecting opens a menu with two choices Normal Font and Bold Font Select a menu item or scroll and then press the Y v button to make a selection The change is instantaneous Select the Back or Home icon on the toolbar to return to either the Settings menu or the Home screen Backlight Time This option allows you to configure how long the screen backlight remains on when the Diagnostic Tool is inactive The following choices are available Always On 15 Seconds 30 Seconds 45 Seconds 60 Seconds Select the menu item desired or scroll and then press the Y Y button to make a selection Select Back or Home on the toolbar to return to either the Settings menu or the Home screen 51 Tools Tools Menu Touch Screen Calibration Calibrating the touch screen maintains the accuracy of the touch sensitive display IMPORTANT To avoid serious damage to the Diagnostic Tool always complete the touch screen calibration sequence once it has begun Never turn off the Diagnostic Tool while a screen calibration is in process P To calibrate the touch screen 1 Select Tools from the Home screen to open the menu 2 Select Settings from the menu 3 Select Touch Calibration from th
41. nfigure Shortcut Key System Information Settings Figure 7 1 Tools menu 46 Tools Tools Menu 7 1 1 Connect to PC Connect to PC allows you to transfer saved data files on your Diagnostic Tool to your personal computer using a USB cable The optional ShopStream Connect PC software allows you to view print and save data files on your PC In addition you can download software updates from the PC to the Diagnostic Tool These features provide an ideal way to manage saved data files The ShopStream Connect application is available free online see the ShopStream Connect website information at the front of this manual for additional information P To connect the Diagnostic Tool to a PC 1 2 3 4 o Select Tools from the Home screen to open the menu Select Connect to PC from the Tools and Setup menu A screen message displays stating that the Diagnostic Tool can be connected to a PC as a mass storage device Connect the supplied USB cable to the Diagnostic Tool and then to the PC oelect Continue Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the operation A USB cable supplied with your Diagnostic Tool is used to connect the Diagnostic Tool to the PC 7 1 2 Configure Shortcut Button This feature allows you to change the function of the Shortcut button Options are Brightness opens the brightness setting screen Save Screen saves a bitmap image of the visible screen Save Movie writes data
42. ns Full Battery Charge Level Indicates power is being supplied by the internal battery pack Horizontal bars diminish as the battery discharges Low Battery Charge Level Indicates the internal battery pack is low and needs to be recharged immediately A warning message will also display on the screen when the battery gets low External Power Connected Indicates power is being supplied by the AC DC Power Supply 3 2 3 Home Screen Icons Each available Diagnostic Tool function is represented by a icon on the home screen The table below provides descriptions of the icon functions Select an icon from the Home screen to start a function You can also use the control buttons to activate a function a yellow border around the icon indicates it is highlighted or in focus Use the Directional buttons 4 gt A VY to highlight the desired function and then press the Y v button to select it A please wait message may display briefly then automatically clear once the function is loaded and ready for use Table 3 2 Home screen icons Fue Name Funsionicon Femmes Guided Component ee Allows you to perform diagnostic tests for the identified Tests NN vehicle See Guided Component Tests on page 14 Allows you to perform lab scope graphing multimeter and Scope Multimeter Vin digital multimeter tests and measurements See Scope n Multimeter on page 22 ee oe Allows you to quickly reconfigure the Diagnostic Tool to a
43. nt or tampering with the battery pack may cause an explosion Explosion can cause death or serious injury 8 2 1 Battery Pack Safety Guidelines IMPORTANT The battery pack contains no user serviceable components Tampering with the battery pack terminals or housing will void the product warranty Keep the following in mind when using and handling the battery pack e Do not short circuit battery terminals e Do not immerse the Diagnostic Tool or battery pack in water or allow water to enter the Diagnostic Tool or battery compartment e Do not crush disassemble or tamper with the battery pack e Do not heat the battery pack to over 100 C 212 F or dispose of it in a fire e Do not expose the battery pack to excessive physical shock or vibration e Keep the battery pack out of reach of children e Do not use a battery pack that appears to have suffered abuse or damage e Store the battery pack in a cool dry well ventilated area NOTE The battery pack should be used within a short period of time about 30 days after charging to prevent loss of capacity due to self discharging If long term storage of the battery pack is necessary it should be stored in a in cool dry well ventilated place with a 30 to 75 percent state of charge to prevent loss of characteristics To prolong the life of your battery turn off the Diagnostic Tool when not in use The Diagnostic Tool has a built in charger that recharges the battery on demand
44. ommon ground GND black banana jack Continuous sampling MSPS mega samples per second 10 Mohm DC Input Impedance 4 kohm 3 MHz Channel 1 and 2 VDC Full Scale 100mV 400V Do not measure greater than 75VDC 100mV 400V Do not measure greater than 50 VAC rms VAC Full Scale Low Amp Probe 20A scale 100mV Amp 40A scale 10mV Amp 60A scale 10mV Amp Connect the positive Amp Probe lead to the yellow jack on the diagnostic Diagnostic Tool for values on Ch 1 or to the green jack on the Diagnostic Tool for values on Ch 2 Connect the negative lead to GND black jack 1 1 Do not use the Low Amp Probe to measure current on conductors at a potential greater than 46VAC peak or 70VDC 24 Scope Multimeter 5 2 2 Graphing Multimeter Information General Information The following describes the capabilities and specifications of the Graphing Multimeter e Dual Graphing Meter e Volts DC e Volts DC Average e Volts AC RMS e Ohms e Frequency e Pulse Width e Injector Pulse Width e Duty Cycle e Low Amps 20 e Low Amps 40 Table 5 3 Function Signal Measurement Low Amps 60 MC Dwell 60 MC Dwell 90 100 PSI Vacuum 100 PSI Pressure 500 PSI Pressure 5000 PSI Pressure MT5030 Vacuum MT5030 Pressure EEDM506D Temperature Ch 1 banana jack yellow Ch 2 banana jack green Each channel input is referenced to common ground GND black banana jack Continuo
45. on secondary wire adapter coil in cap adapter or coil on plug adapter to display secondary waveforms Figure 5 5 Secondary Coil Adapter lead 5 3 5 Secondary Ignition Clip on Wire Adapter optional The optional Secondary Ignition Clip on Wire Adapter Figure 5 6 connects the Secondary Coil Adapter lead to the vehicle secondary wire to display ignition patterns cr Figure 5 6 Secondary Ignition Clip on Wire Adapter 5 3 6 Low Amp Current Probe optional The optional Low Amp Current Probe Figure 5 7 provides accurate and reliable non intrusive testing of ignition coils fuel injectors fuel pumps relays electric motors and parasitic draw Use the Low Amp Current Probe to measure current from 10 mA to 60 Amps with a resolution of 1 mA Figure 5 7 Low Amp Current Probe 28 Scope Multimeter Scope Multimeter Operation 5 4 Scope Multimeter Operation This section describes configuring the scope or meter and performing tesis 5 4 1 Starting Scope Multimeter P To start the scope multimeter 1 Select the Scope Multimeter icon from the Home screen 2 Select a menu option Lab Scope Graphing Multimeter or Digital Multimeter 3 Select a test type submenu option The Scope Multimeter displays for the selected test 5 4 2 Scope Multimeter Setup The following sections explain how to adjust the scope and multimeter for the specific type of signal being sampled A preconfigured meter which reduces setup time is available
46. once a component is selected two types of information are available on the menu 1 COMPONENT INFORMATION provides information on the selected component and connector pin details that assists you in understanding the components prior to diagnosis 2 TESTS opens a preconfigured meter for performing the selected test instructions for performing the test and offers tips and resources to reduce setup and testing time 4 2 3 Component Information Use the Component Information to get details on component operation P To view component information 1 Select a component from the tests list 2 Select COMPONENT INFORMATION from the component menu NOTE An additional selection such as front or rear for an oxygen sensor O2S may be required before advancing to the component information screen Component information displays in the main body of the screen Figure 4 6 Operation A CMP Sensor Digital This is a Hall Effect type sensor It is used to detect rotational speed and position of the camshaft by interpreting a reluctor wheel attached to the camshaft It produces a digital voltage signal pattern based on the reluctor wheel this can be observed at the sensor The engine control unit uses this information for fuel injection timing and cylinder identification E CMP Sensor Analog This is an inductive pickup type sensor It is used to detect rotational speed and position of the camshaft by interpreting a reluctor wh
47. quipment damage Safety messages communicate the hazard hazard avoidance and possible consequences using three different type styles e Normal type states the hazard e Bold type states how to avoid the hazard e Italic type states the possible consequences of not avoiding the hazard An icon when present gives a graphical description of the potential hazard Safety Message Example Risk of unexpected vehicle movement AA e Block drive wheels before performing a test with engine running A moving vehicle can cause injury Important Safety Instructions For a complete list of safety messages refer to the accompanying mportant Safety Instructions manual SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS Contents Safer NIO MAUGO E li Chapter 1 Using This Man TE 3 en c CEPET 3 Gode EN 3 Terminology J 3 dee 3 sis oM E FR PERI H 3 Notes and Important Messages nennen nnne nnne nsns nans nnn nans 4 ame igcsc 4 Fr Ti CS ce aca 4 Chapter 2 IntFOdUCc lO iioii nra aciem iara Brune ioa ik emt aui id 5 OO Mo Milo NERO 5 Data and Power Connechons 6 Battery Pack and Slain MEET 7 medii le EE 7 HAL CMS ARI e 7 AGIDO Ge Tei el 8 TECNICA SD een EE 8 Chapter 3 Basic Op
48. rating theories is necessary for competent safe and accurate use of this instrument Before using the equipment always refer to and follow the safety messages and applicable test procedures provided by the manufacturer of the vehicle or equipment being tested Use the product only as described in it s user manual Use only manufacturer recommended parts and accessories with your product Read understand and follow all safety messages and instructions in this manual the accompanying mportant Safety Instructions manual and on the test equipment Environmental Conditions e This product is intended for indoor use only e This product is rated for Pollution Degree 2 normal conditions Safety Information Safety Signal Words Safety Signal Words All safety messages contain a safety signal word that indicates the level of the hazard An icon when present gives a graphical description of the hazard Safety Signal words are Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury to the operator or to bystanders Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury to the operator or to bystanders Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in moderate or minor injury to the operator or to bystanders Safety Message Conventions Safety messages are provided to help prevent personal injury and e
49. rdous waste does contain recyclable materials If shipping is required ship the battery pack to a recycling facility in accordance with local national and international regulations For additional information contact North America Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation RBRC at http www rbrc org or http www call2recycle org or call 1 800 822 8837 USA United Kingdom Electrical Waste Recycling Company at http www electricalwaste com Products bearing the WEEE logo Figure 8 2 are subject to European Union regulations AM Figure 8 2 WEEE logo NOTE o Always dispose of materials according to local regulations Contact your sales representative for details 61 Index Numerics 10 Minute Electronic Class 16 15 Minute Ignition Class 16 20 Minute current ramp classes 16 A AC DC power supply 8 Alligator clips 28 amp probe 28 Battery 7 Disposal 61 Handling 59 Recycling 61 Replacing 60 Battery replacement 58 Battery service 58 61 Brightness adjusting 49 Buttons Control 5 6 Toolbar Guided Component Tests 15 23 Toolbar Scope Multimeter 15 23 C Cables channel 1 27 channel 2 27 secondary coil adapter 28 secondary ignition clip on wire adapter 28 Capabilities scope multimeter 24 Cleaning 58 Component information 19 20 Configure units 57 Connect to PC 47 Current Probe 28 D Directional buttons 6 E Emergency shutdown 9 F Features amp Benefits 16 Functional description
50. rforming a variety of routine tasks button Refer to Configure Shortcut Button on page 47 for additional information Power On Off Push Turns the Diagnostic Tool on and off Also press type button and hold for 5 seconds for emergency shutdown 2 2 Data and Power Connections Connectors and jacks for the scope multimeter and the AC DC power supply are located on the top of the Diagnostic Tool Akt N50V 78 MAX Figure 2 2 Top view Battery Status Indicator LED Green battery is fully charged Red battery is charging Amber indicates there is a battery issue correct before operating ER DC Power Supply Jack AC DC power supply connection Scope Multimeter Jacks Scope and multimeter lead connections Mini USB Jack USB cable connection used to connect the Diagnostic Tool to a personal computer Micro secure digital uSD Card contains operating system programming IMPORTANT The uSD card must be installed for the Diagnostic Tool to operate Do not remove the uSD card while the Diagnostic Tool is powered on Introduction Battery Pack and Stand 2 3 Battery Pack and Stand Assembled in USA from ic and Imported Components Figure 2 3 Back view DIENEN II ME D Built in Stand shown closed The built in stand extends from the back of the Diagnostic Tool and clips into the Diagnostic Tool for storage ER Battery Cover connection for AC DC power supply jack 2 4 Power Sources Your
51. ry P To delete a saved file 1 Select Previous Vehicles and Data from the Home screen 2 Select Delete Saved Data from the menu A list of saved files displays NOTE o The Select All Deselect All and Delete icons become available on the toolbar so that you can either delete individual files or clear the entire memory buffer all at once 3 Select a file from the list and a confirmation message displays 4 Select an option from the confirmation message OK deletes the selected file and returns to the saved files list which no longer includes the deleted file Cancel returns to the saved files list without deleting the selected file 5 Select Back on the toolbar to return to the Previous Vehicles and Data menu select Home to return to the Home screen 45 Tools This chapter describes the basic operation of the Tools function The Tools icon is located on the Home screen This function allows you to configure Diagnostic Tool settings to your preferences 7 1 Tools Menu The following options are available from the Tools menu e Connect to PC use to transfer and share files with a personal computer PC e Configure Shortcut Button on page 47 use to change the function of the shortcut button e System Information on page 48 use to view configuration information for the Diagnostic Tool e Settings on page 48 use to configure certain characteristics of the Diagnostic Tool Connect to PC Co
52. ry replacement procedures for your Diagnostic Tool Cleaning and Inspecting the Diagnostic Tool Periodically perform the following tasks to keep your Diagnostic Tool in proper working order e Check the housing cables and connectors for dirt and damage before and after each use e At the end of each work day wipe the Diagnostic Tool housing cables and connectors clean with a damp cloth IMPORTANT Do not use any abrasive cleansers or automotive chemicals on the Diagnostic Tool 8 1 1 Cleaning the Touch Screen The touch screen can be cleaned with a soft cloth and a mild window cleaner IMPORTANT Do not use any abrasive cleansers or automotive chemicals on the touch screen 8 2 Battery Pack Service Follow all safety guidelines when handling the battery pack A Risk of electric shock e Prior to recycling the battery pack protect exposed terminals with heavy insulating tape to prevent shorting e Disconnect all test leads and turn Diagnostic Tools off before removing the battery pack e Do not attempt to disassemble the battery pack or remove any component projecting from or protecting the battery terminals e Do not expose the Diagnostic Tool or battery pack to rain snow or wet conditions e Do not short circuit the battery terminals Electric shock can cause injury 58 Maintenance A warnine EX Battery Pack Service Risk of explosion Use the proper factory battery pack only incorrect replaceme
53. s snapon com Software Subscription Learn how to always have the latest diagnostic software on your diagnostic tool e http diagnostics snapon com theprogram ShopStream Connect Download free PC based companion software used to transfer save manage review annotate e mail and print files saved or recorded on your Snap on diagnostic tool e http diagnostics snapon com ssc Training and Forums Watch free instructional product videos and connect with and share your diagnostic tool questions ideas and success stories e http diagnostics snapon com ForumsandTraining htm Manuals Technical Documentation The information in this manual is periodically revised to ensure the latest information is included Download the latest version of this manual and other related technical documentation at e http diagnostics snapon com usermanuals Customer Care and Technical Assistance Phone E mail 1 800 424 7226 diagnostics support snapon com For technical assistance in all other markets contact your selling agent EAZ0081L00B Rev B 15 A 15 NA Safety Information READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS For your own safety the safety of others and to prevent damage to the product and vehicles upon which it is used it is important that all instructions and safety messages in this manual and the accompanying mportant Safety Instructions manual be read and understood by all persons operating or coming into contact with the product before oper
54. seline position 0 value of the trace can be repositioned on the horizontal scale by touching and dragging the solid bar at the right end of the channel baseline 5 1 2 Scope Multimeter Control Icons Scope Multimeter toolbar control icons may vary depending on the active function or test A yellow frame surrounding an icon highlighted indicates it is selected Other control icons not shown are described in Common Toolbar Control Icons on page 12 Table 5 1 Stop Stops the collection of data Cursors Toggles cursor display on off Cursors are two vertical rules that can be repositioned on the screen to measure intervals Zoom Increases and decreases screen magnification Profile Displays the profile settings at the bottom of the screen allowing adjustment of the trace signal display settings 23 Scope Multimeter 5 2 General Information 5 2 1 Lab Scope Information General Information The following describes the capabilities and specifications of the Lab Scope e 2 Channel Lab Scope e Volts DC e Low Amps 20 e Low Amps 40 e Low Amps 60 e Ignition Probe Table 5 2 100 PSI Vacuum 100 PSI Pressure 500 PSI Pressure 5000 PSI Pressure MT5030 Vacuum MT5030 Pressure EEDM506D Temperature Signal Measurement Sample Rate Ch 1 banana jack yellow Ch 2 banana jack green For 50uS sweep 6MSPS For 100uS sweep 3MSPS For all other sweeps 1 5 MSPS Each channel input is referenced to c
55. sor can be used to mark the approximate position of a glitch and can be manually dragged onscreen to the desired position The new cursor position will be centered on the screen when a lower magnification level is selected Figure 5 18 shows examples at 32X and 64X with the Zoom cursor positioned in the area of a signal drop glitch NOTE To quickly identify a glitch such as signal drop in a pattern it may be easier to initially view the waveform at a higher magnification level e g 256X or Max to display the entire captured waveform then lower the zoom level to 8X or 2X to review in detail 41 Scope Multimeter Scope Multimeter Operation 1 Waveform Glitches 3 Magnification Level at 32X 2 Magnification Level at 128X Figure 5 18 Examples of Magnification Level at 32X and 128X Figure 5 19 shows an example at 16X of the same waveform shown in Figure 5 17 and Figure 5 18 In Figure 5 19 this example at 16X the glitches are easily seen as compared to higher magnification levels Figure 5 19 Example of Magnification Level at 16X For illustration purposes the Zoom cursor has been positioned in the area of the glitches 42 Previous Vehicles and Data This chapter describes the basic operation of the Previous Vehicles and Data function The Previous Vehicles and Data icon is located on the Home screen This function allows you to select
56. ted 2 1 Introduction The Vantage Ultra is a multi function two channel lab scope graphing multimeter and the exclusive Snap on Guided Component Test database combined into a single hand held Diagnostic Tool This chapter introduces the basic features of the Diagnostic Tool including the control buttons meter connections battery pack and power sources Technical Specifications are provided at the end of this chapter Control Buttons There are four push type control buttons and one thumb pad rocker type multi directional button located on the right side of the Diagnostic Tool All other Diagnostic Tool operations are controlled through the touch screen VANTAGE Ultras N X or Cancel Push type button Y Y or Accept Push type button To exit a menu or program To close an open list and return to the previous menu or screen To answer No when a yes no choice is given To confirm a selection from a menu or program To select an item that was highlighted using the direction arrows To advance to the next screen in a series To answer Yes when a yes or no choice is given Introduction Data and Power Connections Wem ST BemHon Buttons move the cursor or highlight in their respective direction Directional Thumb Up A pad rocker type buttons Down V Left al Right gt Programmable function button that can provide a Shortcut Push type shortcut for pe
57. the Diagnostic Tool is communicating with the vehicle ECM P To turn off the Diagnostic Tool 1 Close and exit all applications normally and navigate to the Home screen A stopping communication message may appear briefly before the Home screen displays 2 Disconnect the Diagnostic Tool Data Cable from the vehicle 3 Press and release the Power button A confirmation screen displays d Press the Y Y button or select OK from the menu to turn the Diagnostic tool off To continue operating press the N X button or select Cancel from the menu 3 1 3 Emergency Shutdown IMPORTANT Using the emergency shutdown procedure while communicating with the vehicle ECM may lead to ECM problems on some vehicles During normal operation turn the Diagnostic Tool off using the Turning Off procedure above The emergency shutdown procedure should only be used If the Diagnostic Tool does not respond to navigation or control buttons or exhibits erratic operation To force an emergency shutdown press and hold the Power bution for five seconds until the Diagnostic Tool turns off Basic Operation and Navigation Basic Navigation 3 2 Basic Navigation 3 2 1 Home Screen Layout The Home screen includes a title bar and main body The Home screen contains icons one for each of the primary Diagnostic Tool functions Guided Component Scope Multimeter Previous Vehicles Tests and Data 1 Title Bar 2 Main Body Figure 3 1 Home screen 3 2 2 T
58. til data capture is stopped by pressing the Stop icon Figure 5 17 rod Zei 624 148 58 1 Stop Control Icon Figure 5 16 Typical Live Data waveform NOTE o Zoom playback controls are identical to the standard playback controls used when reviewing data files with the following exception Skip Forward Skip Back control icons press once moves multiple steps relative to set magnification level e g 2X setting moves 2 steps 16X setting moves 16 steps Additional information on playback control icons are described in Scope Multimeter Control Icons on page 23 and Common Toolbar Control Icons on page 12 40 Scope Multimeter Scope Multimeter Operation When the Zoom icon is selected the display defaults to the Max magnification level and a dropdown scroll menu displays The dropdown menu allows you to select the display magnification level from a range of 1X to 256X The Max maximum option displays all data captured on one screen Figure 5 1 7 2 Ios Zei A UU e c Q 1 Waveform Glitches 3 Zoom Magnification Level Max 2 Zoom icon shown 4 Zoom Cursor Figure 5 17 Max Magnification Level displays all captured data When zoom levels of 2X and higher are selected a Zoom cursor vertical dashed line Figure 5 17 displays onscreen The cursor is used to quickly mark and navigate to points of interest or glitch in a captured waveform The Zoom cur
59. ting of the display Figure 7 3 Use the Up Down keys to adjust the brightness Ge Sa Figure 7 3 Brightness setting Each push of the Plus and Minus icons or the up A and down arrows incrementally changes the back lighting up or down respectively Select Back from the toolbar or press the N X button to exit 49 Tools Tools Menu Color Theme This option allows you to select between a white and black background for the screen The black background can be beneficial when working under poor lighting conditions Selecting opens a menu with two choices Day Theme white background and Night Theme black background Make a selection and a please wait message momentarily displays followed by the Home screen The new toolbar setting is now active High Contrast Toolbar This option allows you to switch to a high contrast toolbar This toolbar features black and white icons with crisp graphics that are easier to see in poor lighting conditions or bright sunlight TPS NZ 0 00 0 00 4 25 MAP inHg 29 5 14 1 29 5 Ka Figure 7 4 High contrast toolbar Selecting opens a menu with two choices Color Toolbar and High Contrast Toolbar Select and a olease wait message displays followed by the Home screen The new setting is now active 50 Tools Tools Menu Font Type This option allows you to select between standard and bold faced type for the display screen Bold type makes scree
60. ts the meter to automatically trigger once the signal reaches a set value e Manual Trigger sets the meter so that you provide the trigger input with a button push Select a menu item then select Back or press the N X button to return to the Configure Scope Meter menu 54 Tools Tools Menu Display This option switches a grid pattern on the meter screen on and off 001 001 02 Wu MIN ii WI nnn nnn ALIUD ONU LU UN Figure 7 8 Scope multimeter screen grid P To switch the Display 1 Select Tools from the Home screen Select Settings from the Tools and Setup menu select Configure Scope Meter from the Settings menu Select Display from the menu Highlight either menu entry to make a selection Show Grid to switch the grid lines on Hide Grid to switch the grid lines off 6 Select the Back icon or press the N X button to return to the Settings menu St cw pes Je 55 Tools Tools Menu Divisions The option allows you to switch between Full Scale or Per Division settings for the trace setup and the display settings Full Scale configures the meter so one division or unit is the full viewing area of the screen Per Division adjusts a single unit or division to one tenth of the screen C PUY ETC er 4M 47M MA 001 001 02 2 0 Vidi i l QM gt WU iit TM TT Figure 7 9 Scope Multimeter screen set to Per Division P To switch the divisions 1 Select Tools
61. ture At O to 90 relative humidity non condensing Range ambient 32 to 113 F 0 to 45 C Storage Temperature At 0 to 70 relative humidity non condensing ambient 4 to 140 F 20 to 60 C Environmental This product is intended for indoor use only Conditions This product is rated for Pollution Degree 2 normal conditions Basic Operation and Navigation This chapter describes basic Diagnostic Tool operation navigation screen layout icon functions and screen messages Before you operate the Diagnostic Tool make sure the battery pack is fully charged or the Diagnostic Tool is powered by the AC power supply 3 1 Turning On Off and Emergency Shutdown The following sections describe how to turn the Diagnostic Tool on and off and how to perform an emergency shutdown 3 1 1 Turning On The Diagnostic Tool will automatically turn on and open the Home screen Figure 3 1 when power is supplied by the AC DC Power Supply If the Diagnostic Tool does not automatically turn on press and release the Power button on the front of the Diagnostic Tool to turn the Diagnostic Tool on 3 1 2 Turning Off IMPORTANT All vehicle communication must be terminated BEFORE turning off the Diagnostic Tool A warning message displays if you attempt to turn the Diagnostic Tool off while communicating with the vehicle Forcing a shut down while communicating may lead to ECM problems on some vehicles Never disconnect the Data Cable when
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63. us sampling Sape alo KMS MSPS mega samples per second 10 Mohm DC Input Impedance 4 kohm 3 MHz Channel 1 and 2 VDC Full Scale 75VDC Do not measure greater than 75VDC VAC Full Scale 50VAC Do not measure greater than 50 VAC rms Ohm Measurement Diode Test Continuity Test Ch 1 banana jack yellow Ch 2 banana jack green Low Amp Probe 20A scale 100mV Amp 40A scale 10mV Amp 60A scale 10mV Amp Connect the positive Amp Probe lead to the yellow jack on the diagnostic Diagnostic Tool for values on Ch 1 or to the green jack on the Diagnostic Tool for values on Ch 2 Connect the negative lead to GND black jack 1 Do not use the Low Amp Probe to measure current on conductors at a potential greater than 46VAC peak or 70VDC 25 Scope Multimeter General Information 5 2 3 Digital Multimeter Information The following describes the capabilities and specifications of the Digital Multimeter e Volts DC e Diode Continuity e Volts DC Average e Low Amps 20 e Volts AC RMS e Low Amps 40 e Ohms e Low Amps 60 Table 5 4 Function Range Accuracy Comments Signal ME tee Input is referenced to common ground Measurement JASS GND black banana jack VDC Full Scale 75VDC Do not measure greater than 75VDC VAC Full Scale 50VAC Do not measure greater than 50VAC rms Signal Measurement 10 Mohm Input Impedance Diode Test Continuity Test Ohms 40 Ohm
64. vehicle displays 6 1 2 View Saved Data Selecting the View Saved Data menu option opens a list of all the saved data movie files and screen images that are stored in memory Saved files are listed in chronological order by the date and time that they were created with the most recent files are at the top of the list GE a Select a file to view A 09 22 2011 09 31 92209001 BM E 92210002 SCM 2007 BMW X5 E53 3 0L TURBO DIESEL 306D2 09 22 2011 10 22 92210005 BMP 09 22 2011 10 22 92210001 SCM 2009 PEUGEOT 407 1 6L 16V T DIESEL 9HZ 09 22 2011 10 22 92210004 BMP 09 22 2011 09 47 92209001 SCM wd 2000 FORD FOCUS 1 4L DOHC P Figure 6 2 Saved data list Saved files can either be opened directly on the Diagnostic Tool or downloaded to a personal computer and opened using ShopStream Connect See Stopping and Reviewing Data Files on page 39 and Connect to PC on page 47 for additional information NOTE A maximum of 50 files are displayed To view all if more than 50 files stored use ShopStream Connect See Connect to PC on page 47 for additional information P To review a saved data file or image 1 Select Previous Vehicles and Data from the Home screen 2 Select View Saved Data from the menu 3 Select a file to review from the list 44 Previous Vehicles and Data Previous Vehicles and Data Menu 6 1 3 Delete Saved Data This menu option is used to permanently erase saved files from memo
65. vehicle year from the menu A list of vehicle models displays Several selections may be required to complete the vehicle identification follow the screen prompts to enter the required information Guided Component Tests Guided Component Tests Operation A confirmation screen displays once all the required information has been entered Figure 4 4 Current Vehicle Identification Is Vehicle 2009 BMW 5 Series E60 Engine 2 0L TURBO DIESEL N47D20A 2 ox Figure 4 4 Vehicle confirmation screen 5 From the Confirm Vehicle screen select a OK to continue b Cancel to return to the previous screen A list of systems available for testing displays Figure 4 5 CHARGING SYSTEM FUEL INJECTION TRANSMISSION Figure 4 5 Available systems menu 6 Select a system and a list of tests available for the identified vehicle displays 7 Selecta test from the list to continue The identification sequence is now complete refer to the Operations section that follows for details on how to navigate through the Guided Component Tests information and perform tests 18 Guided Component Tests Guided Component Tests Operation 4 2 2 Component Testing The Guided Component Tests software provides vehicle specific component test procedures and information that aid in setting up scopes and meters Once a test vehicle is identified you can select a component test from the list of available tests A Guided Component Tests menu displays
66. wo channels P To adjust the sweep 1 Select Profile from the Scope Multimeter toolbar The Profile information window opens 2 Select the Sweep value on the bottom line of the Profile Controls window The Sweep menu opens Figure 5 12 36 Scope Multimeter Scope Multimeter Operation 500ms Figure 5 12 Sweep menu 3 Scroll to highlight the desired sweep value in the menu 4 Select the sweep control 5 Select Close the last entry on the list to close the menu window Cursors Selecting the Cursor icon on the toolbar displays two vertical rules on the screen that can be repositioned to measure intervals Figure 5 13 Select the Cursor icon again to cancel the Cursors DI i a WI F Ae 006 006 14 TIN RN mum q 3 oom ITA RH LEA 500ms Figure 5 13 Cursor display P To reposition the cursors 1 Select the Cursor icon on the toolbar to display the cursors 2 Touch cursor base and drag into the desired position 3 Repeat step 2 for other cursor 37 Scope Multimeter Scope Multimeter Operation 5 4 3 Saving and Reviewing Scope Multimeter Data Files The following procedures are used when saving and reviewing data files for Scope Multimeter and Guided Component Tests Saving Files During normal scope multimeter operation waveforms are continuously being stored in buffer memory as they are being displayed onscreen Buffer memory
67. y take several minutes Figure 5 14 Save dialog box Saving Screens The Shortcut button can be programmed to save a snapshot of a visible screen as a bitmap file see Configure Shortcut Button on page 47 for details The saved file can be viewed by selecting Previous Vehicles and Data View Saved Data see View Saved Data on page 44 for additional information 38 Scope Multimeter gt Scope Multimeter Operation Stopping and Reviewing Data Files During normal scope multimeter operation waveforms are continuously being store stored in buffer memory as it is displayed onscreen The Stop feature allows you to temporarily stop the signal trace to review it in detail To stop and review data files Playback control icons are described in Scope Multimeter Control Icons on page 23 and Common Toolbar Control Icons on page 12 1 While viewing signal trace s select the Stop icon On the toolbar the playback control icons are displayed A counter displays along the right hand edge of the screen between the toolbar and the main body A bar graph to the left of the counter shows how much captured information is in the memory buffer A slider on the bar graph indicates the position of the current screen in relation to the entire contents of the memory buffer Use the slider to quickly scroll through the waveform Figure 5 15 8 No Active Vehicle As Ke 07 48AM VL im 003 002 97 e S ch geg m

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