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1. defaults and options degrees Celsius C degrees Fahrenheit F Air Pressure including manifold pressure kilopascals kPa inches of mercury Hg kilometers per hour kph miles per hour mph Other Pressures kilopascals kPa pounds per square inch psi P To change a setting 1 On the upper toolbar select Tool gt Custom Setup The Scanner Units dialog box displays Figure 5 60 Scanner Units Temperature Speed Distance K PH KM Other Pressure kPa Figure 5 60 Sample Scanner Units Menu 47 Operations Tools Button 2 Use right and left arrows to move between measurements press Y Y to open a dropdown menu for the item to be changed 3 Select the desired measurement and the dropdown closes 4 Press N X to confirm your selections and return to the Tools Setup menu 5 11 2 Save Data selecting Save Data from the dropdown menu opens the Save Data dialog box which allows you to select where and how data Is saved Refer to Setting a Destination for Saved Data on page 45 for details 5 11 3 Custom Data List The Custom Data List selection which is used to select specific data parameters to display is only available in the Text view mode This allows you to focus on any suspicious or symptom specific data parameters and may allow for a faster display update rate Custom Data List selections are retained in the tool memory until a new vehicle ID is entered or another vehicle cont
2. 4 Not Used 070109 11 13a E Figure 5 62 Sample LED assignment menu 2 Use the up A and down Y arrows to scroll through the list of available parameters 3 Press Y v to lock in a selection and move the highlight to the next LED 4 Press N X to close the menu and return to the data display once all the LEDs are assigned 49 Maintenance This section covers potential maintenance issues for the Scanner Plug in 6 1 Removing the Scanner Plug in Your MODIS unit comes with the Scanner Plug in installed You should only need to remove the Scanner Plug in when it needs to be replaced P To remove the Scanner Plug in 1 Exit the SCANNER module 2 Power off your MODIS unit 3 Remove all cables and the battery pack 4 Hold down the release tab Figure 6 1 and slide out the Scanner Plug in Figure 6 1 Release tab on back of the MODIS unit 6 2 Installing the Scanner Plug in Installing the Scanner Plug in is only necessary when you have removed an outdated Scanner Plug in to replace it P To install the Scanner Plug in 1 Make sure that your MODIS unit is off 2 Disconnect any external power adapters or cables 3 Remove the MODIS battery pack 4 Insert the Scanner Plug in into its slot Figure 6 2 50 QA iittttittiy SOO Jerri Installing the Scanner Plug in Maintenance Figure 6 2 Scanner Plug in installation 51
3. graphing data 30 38 graphs 30 35 parameter menu 30 Index identifying a test vehicle 15 identifying a vehicle 17 information tests 23 installing the plug in 4 Legacy Software 53 loading saved data 42 main body 14 manual conventions 1 3 Manual scale 32 manuals additional 3 manufacturer selecting 15 16 manufacturer selection vehicle 15 messages 2 important 2 note 2 moving saved data 44 N no communication message 52 O operations connecting to avehicle 15 18 identifying a test vehicle 15 selecting a system to test 15 selecting software 15 selecting tests 15 19 P parameter menu 30 35 clear all trigger levels 30 clear trigger levels 30 lock 30 scale 30 set trigger levels 30 pausing data 27 35 Personality Key 52 PID list sorting 28 Index PID lists 26 locking 28 reviewing 29 unlocking 29 PID trigger arm 34 clear levels 35 disarm 35 set levels 33 print button 46 procedures 2 R removing the plug in 5 50 reset tests 23 review 43 Safety iii iv safety information ili Saved Data capturing 38 saved data 41 45 identifying 42 saving data 38 40 scanner button 12 Scanner menu 16 Scanner mode exiting 25 Scanner units 47 48 screen layout 11 selecting a system 17 selecting a system to test 15 selecting tests 15 selecting the manufacturer 15 ShopStream Connect 10 software exiting 24 selecting 15 specifications 5 symbols 1 System Main Menu 19 T terminating veh
4. 1 Pause Play button 2 Review button 3 Parameter data Figure 5 19 Sample paused upper toolbar in PID List view P To review collected parameter data 1 Select the Pause button to stop the data collection 2 Select the Review button and use the thumb pad arrows to scroll through the data a b C Right gt moves you backward one frame at a time Left lt moves you forward one frame at a time Up A moves you forward and the rate at which you move through the data accelerates if the button is held down Down Y moves you backward and the rate at which you move through the data accelerates if the button is held down 3 Press N X to release the Data Review control 4 Select the Play button to unfreeze the screen Clearing the Buffer The Clear button on the toolbar erases all of the data in the buffer 27 Operations gt Viewing Data Graphically To clear the data buffer 1 Select Clear on the upper toolbar A confirmation screen displays 2 Press Y v to erase the data N X to cancel New data begins saving after the buffer has been cleared Sorting the PID List The Sort button on the toolbar allows you to arrange the parameter list three ways e Factory Sort in the order transmitted by the electronic control module ECM e A Z Sort in alphabetical ascending order e Z A Sort in alphabetical descending order To sort the PID List 1 Select the Sort button on the upper toolbar 2 Highlig
5. All Trigger Levels lets you remove set trigger conditions from all parameters simultaneously P To lock a parameter 1 From the upper toolbar press the down Y arrow The highlight moves to the first parameter graph 2 Select the parameter you want to lock The parameter menu displays Figure 5 25 30 Operations Viewing Data Graphically Figure 5 25 Sample parameter menu 3 Select Lock A lock icon displays and that graph does not move when you scroll the data Figure 5 26 Figure 5 26 Lock icon indicating a locked parameter 4 Scroll other parameters into place to compare readings P To unlock a parameter 1 Select the locked parameter to open the parameter menu Figure 5 27 TPS W i MI AM Scale All A 2o null Set Trigger Levels Clea Trigger Levels Clee All Trigger Levels Figure 5 27 Sample parameter menu 2 Select Unlock The lock icon disappears and the parameter can be scrolled as before P To unlock all parameters 1 When a parameter is locked on screen select any parameter The parameter menu displays Figure 5 28 Figure 5 28 Sample parameter menu 31 Operations Viewing Data Graphically 2 Select Unlock All All of the locked icons disappear and all of the parameters can be scrolled as before P To automatically scale a parameter 1 Select a parameter The parameter menu displays Figure 5 29 reo OO Parco 40 4 EE _ Beurneor gas TPS W ETA NN y
6. Computer NOTE O Do not plug the Lighter Power Cable into the DC power input port on the top of the unit Vehicle power must be supplied to the test adapter for the Scanner to communicate with the vehicle P To use auxiliary power cables 1 Connect the required test adapter to the data cable Figure 3 4 H m 5 7 1h Fes 1 Lighter Power Cable large end 2 Lighter Power Cable small end 3 Vehicle test adapter Figure 3 4 Auxiliary power cable connections 2 Plug the small end of the Lighter Power Cable into the port on the test adapter 3 Plug the large end of the Lighter Power Cable into the socket of the Battery Power Cable 4 Connect the clamps of the Battery Power Cable to the vehicle battery Be sure to observe correct polarity when connecting to the vehicle battery 3 3 Connecting to a Computer Connecting your scan tool to a computer for file sharing requires the use of the optional ShopStream Connect software ShopStream Connect is a free software program that can be downloaded from the Internet at software snapon com 10 Navigation This section provides MODIS Scanner Plug in software navigation information For information on general MODIS navigation refer to the MODIS Display User s Manual 4 1 Screen Layout A typical Scanner screen is comprised of an upper toolbar a main body and LED indicators Figure 4 1 Buttons and controls vary depending on the mode and stage
7. Figure 5 47 Data Management Menu Option A list of all saved files displays 3 Select the file that you would like to review NOTE O Frame files are saved with a SC S file type designation P To save a movie file 1 Select the Save button from the toolbar A dropdown menu of choices displays Figure 5 46 39 Operations Saving Captured Data 2 Select Save Movie from the menu The Setup Saved Data Notation dialog box displays Figure 5 48 Edit Saved Data Notation E Add Keep Save Note Year Make Component Condition Entries Add Additional Information 7 lines maximum Press ESC when finished Vehicle 2001 CHEVROLET TAHOE 4WODkEngine 5 3L V8 VORTEC SFI Engine Figure 5 48 Sample Saved data dialog box 3 Use the dropdown lists to enter vehicle information 4 Select Save A saving scanner data message displays while the file is being saved Once the message clears the file is ready for reviewing To review a movie file 1 Select the Saved Data button from the main menu 2 Select the Data Management option Figure 5 47 A list of all saved files displays 3 Select the file that you would like to review Figure 5 49 NOTE All movie files are saved with a SC M file type designation 4 Select the Review bution to set the data viewing speed To save an image file 1 Select the Save button from the toolbar A dropdown menu of choices displays Figure 5 46 2 Select Save Image from the
8. PITTA EEE A A de ARTO Figure 2 1 MODIS Scanner Plug in The Scanner Plug in provides extensive vehicle specific engine transmission antilock brake system ABS and airbag diagnostic trouble code DTC lists functional tests and troubleshooting information The Scanner M Plug in can display data from the vehicle in text or graphical mode 2 1 Connections 1 Connector for the Scanner Plug in data cable 2 Connector for the MODIS unit Slides into the Scanner Plug in connector inside the MODIS unit 3 Scanner Plug in slot Figure 2 2 Top of the MODIS unit and Scanner Plug in Introduction Technical Specifications 2 2 Technical Specifications Dimensions Height 1 inch 22mm Width 3 inches 75mm Depth 6 inches 153 mm Weight 9 7 OZ 2799 Operating Temperature Range ambient At 0 to 90 relative humidity non condensing 32 to 104 F 0 to 40 C Storage Temperature ambient At 0 to 70 relative humidity non condensing 4 to 122 F 20 to 50 C 2 3 Cables The included data cable Figure 2 3 uses interchangeable vehicle adapters for connecting the Scanner Plug in to the diagnostic connectors of the test vehicle Captive screws secure both data cable ends An optional data cable extension Is available Figure 2 3 Data Cable Introduction Power Supply 2 4 Power Supply The MODIS unit can receive power from two sources when testing with the S
9. Scroll In Desired Trouble Code To Test KET P0105 KEE ra Figure 5 12 Sample DTC Status selection screen 22 Operations ot oe IS Using the Scanner Functions Press the up A or down Y arrows until the first selectable character of the DTC displays Press Y v to confirm that character and advance to the next selectable position Repeat Steps 2 and 3 until the complete DTC displays Press Y v to view the status 5 6 3 Functional Tests The Functional Tests selection on the Scanner main menu is used to access vehicle specific subsystem and component tests Available tests vary by manufacturer year and model Refer to the appropriate Vehicle Communication Software manual for information on conducting functional tests and test availability There are four general types of functional test operation Information Tests are read only tests like selecting VIN from a Functional Tests menu to display the VIN of the identified vehicle Toggle Tests switch a component such as a solenoid relay or switch between two operating states The terms on off open clsd open closed enab disa enable disable and others may be used to identify the different states Variable Control Tests command a certain value for a system or component such as varying the spark timing in increments of one degree 1 or varying the duty cycle of the EGR valve in increments of 10 Reset Tests reset the adaptive or lear
10. backward one screen at a time d Left lt moves you forward one screen at a time Scroll option are also available for reviewing the data 3 With the Review button active press Y v to change scroll options The Scroll options dropdown menu displays Figure 5 41 _Y Manual Scroll Auto Scroll Fast 4 __ Auto Scroll St Scroll Slow Figure 5 41 Sample Scroll options menu The following choices are available Manual Scroll use the up A and down Y arrows to move through the data this is the default setting Auto Scroll Fast automatically advances the data in a continuos loop at normal speed This is the recording speed which is the transmission speed of the ECM Auto Scroll Slow automatically advances the data in a continuos loop at half speed 4 Press N X to deactivate the Review button 5 7 3 Clearing the Buffer The Clear button on the toolbar erases all of the data in the buffer A confirmation screen displays when the clear button is selected New data begins saving after the buffer has been cleared 36 Operations Viewing Data Graphically 5 7 4 Sorting the PID List The Sort button on the toolbar allows you to arrange the parameter list three ways e Factory Sort in the order transmitted by the electronic control module ECM e A Z Sort in alphabetical ascending order e Z A Sort in alphabetical descending order P To sort the PID List 1 Select the Sort button on the upper toolb
11. e Manually e Automatically Auto Scroll Fast paesa L Amo Seron A Figure 5 51 Save data review options GQ To manually review data files 1 Select the Review button 2 Use the Thumb Pad arrows to navigate through the data a Up A moves you forward one frame at a time b Down Y moves you backward one frame at a time c Right moves you forward one screen d Left moves you backward one screen P To automatically scroll data files 1 Select the Review button 2 Press Y Y again to display the menu of scroll options 3 From the Review menu select an Auto option Auto Scroll Fast automatically scrolls the data at full speed Auto Scroll Slow automatically scrolls the data at half speed 4 Press N X to close the menu 43 Operations Viewing Saved Data 5 9 5 Deleting Saved Files The Delete button lets you remove saved files from memory NOTE O Factory installed files cannot be deleted P To delete files 1 Select Save Data gt Data Management 2 Select a file from the list 3 Select Delete from the upper toolbar A confirmation message displays Figure 5 52 Figure 5 52 Sample delete file confirmation message 4 To permanently remove the data from memory press Y v or press N X to keep the data and close the dialog box After processing your delete request you are returned to the Data Management screen 5 9 6 Copying and Moving Saved Data gt The Copy and Move funct
12. i N Lif n m N Set Trigger Levels Clear Trigger Levels F oe a ri g Clew All Trigger Levels I M api Eees A IV i il pel Y EM NN Y 1 ih hi TH i E Hil MUA Y a Figure 5 29 Sample parameter menu 2 Select Auto Scale The minimum and maximum graph values are reset P To manually scale a parameter 1 Select a parameter to open the parameter menu 2 Select Manual Scale A line displays across the top of the graph along with a box that displays the maximum recorded value Figure 5 30 Jj asia TPS W CTT Figure 5 30 Sample manually scaling a parameter Use the down Y arrow to move the maximum displayed value into position Press Y v to set the selected value Press Y v to scale the minimum value Use the up A arrow to move the maximum displayed value into position Press Y v to set the selected value Press N X to exit manual scale The top and bottom of the graph is now clipped so that only the portion that falls between the selected minimum and maximum values displays E E A P To scale all parameters 1 Select a parameter The parameter menu displays 2 Select Scale All The minimum and maximum graph values are reset for all of the parameters 32 Operations Viewing Data Graphically P To set trigger levels 1 Select a parameter The parameter menu displays Figure 5 31 Figure 5 31 Sample parameter menu 2 Select Set Trigger Levels The ac
13. menu The Saving screen image message displays To review a Bitmap file 1 Select the Saved Data button from the main menu 2 Select the Data Management option Figure 5 47 3 A list of all saved files displays 4 Select the file that you would like to review NOTE Image files are saved with either a BMP or JPG file type designation 40 Operations Viewing Saved Data 5 9 Viewing Saved Data Use the Save Data button to access the Data Management screen option Data Management allows you to access and manage all of the files you have saved Figure 5 49 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 04 0609 14 44 04 06 09 14 40 04 01 09 11 54 04 01 09 11 53 04 01 09 11 53 04 0109 11 53 04 0109 09 47 04 0109 09 10 03 3109 17 18 03 31 09 17 18 0331 09 16 55 Userd01_90406 Userd06_90406 Userd05_90401 Userd04_ 90401 Userd03_90401 Userd2_904041 Userd01_90401 Usemi 90401 Userd01_90401 Userd01_90401 Userd10_90401 11 03 27 09 13 07 Userf09_90327 03 27 09 13 06 Userd08_90327 03 27 09 13 06 Userd07_90327 1 Saved data files The saved files available depend on the destination selected in the Setup menu 2 Saved data location indicators Displays where files are saved a CF card internal memory or a USB storage device 3 LOAD button Opens the saved file selected 4 EDIT button This function opens the Setup Saved Data Notation dialog box and allows you to add year make compone
14. of operation Demonstration Vehicle RPM 1984 TPS 93 TPS V 0 04 4 02 B1 S1 mV 02 B2 S1 mV 02 B1 S2 mV 2 102 B2 S2 mV INJ PW B1 mS INJ PW B2 mS ST TRIM 1 LT TRIM 1 3 ST TRIM 2 LT TRIM 2 3 ST TRM AVG1 1 Upper toolbar 2 Main body 3 LED indicators Figure 4 1 Sample Scanner screen 4 1 1 Upper Toolbar The upper toolbar Figure 4 2 and Figure 4 3 controls vary depending on the mode and stage of operations Table 4 1 Figure 4 3 Sample upper toolbar Graph view 11 Navigation Screen Layout Table 4 1 Upper toolbar controls Button Deseription Review 27 ec Lets you scroll through frames of paused or saved data A Indicates when the Scanner screen is active ay Lets you make digital amplitude measurements of graph data Zoom Lets you change the magnification of the data in Graph View or Bee pick the number of PIDs displayed on screen in PID List view Snapshot ME Lets you capture a snapshot using the PID Trigger or manual J Snapshot Save as Lets you store scanned vehicle data or save the current screen i in memory Print Lets you print the displayed screen or a list of the current parameter values Offers a shortcuts to Custom Setup Save Data and Custom Data List Custom Setup opens the Scanner Units dialog box Tools mr which lets you select how certain data values display Save paz Data opens the Save Data dialog box that lets you configure how data is sa
15. than one data viewing mode is available for the vehicle Figure 5 7 19 Operations Using the Scanner Functions Demonstration Vehicle Data Menu ENGINE DATA 1 MISFIRE DATA EGR EVAP ACC SENSOR DATA Figure 5 7 Sample Data Display submenu On some models the engine must be started or cranked before data can be displayed For these models a Waiting to Communicate message displays if the engine was not cranked or started Once a selection is made vehicle data displays Figure 5 8 S T Demonstration Vehicle RPM 1984 TPS 93 TPS V __0 04 2 O2 B1 S1 mV 903 02 B2 S1 mV 898 02 B1 52 mV 950 02 B2 S2 mV 937 INJ PW Bl mS INJ PW B2 mS TRIM 1 TRIM 1 TRIM 2 TRIM 2 TRM AVG1 Figure 5 8 Sample vehicle data screen 5 6 2 Codes Menu Selecting Codes Menu from the system main menu opens a list of diagnostic trouble code DTC viewing options Figure 5 9 Selections typically include e Trouble Codes e Clear Codes e Freeze Frame Failure Records e DTC Status 20 Operations Using the Scanner Functions Demonstration Vehicle GM Codes Menu Trouble Codes Clear Codes Freeze Frame Failure Records DTC Status Figure 5 9 Sample Codes Menu viewing options Trouble Codes Selecting Trouble Codes typically opens a menu of viewing options Select from the list to view DTC data Figure 5 10 Demonstration Vehicle Engine Codes Menu Engine Trans Trouble
16. tool provides multiple options for saving and reviewing captured data e Save Frame This feature allows you to save up to 512 frames of buffered data data held in scan tool memory for each parameter Pages can be saved from the Text PID and Graph views but can only be replayed in the Graph view e Save Movie This feature allows you to save up to 2000 frames of data buffered data plus data transmitted after triggering for each available parameter Files can be saved from the Text PID and Graph views but can only be replayed in the Graph view e Save Image This feature allows you to capture a single screen as an image Image files can be opened with common computer programs such as Microsoft Paint 38 Operations Saving Captured Data P To save a frame 1 Select the Save button from the toolbar A dropdown menu of choices displays Figure 5 46 f j Figure 5 46 Save button menu 2 Select Save Frame from the menu The Setup Saved Data Notation dialog box displays 3 Use the dropdown lists to enter vehicle information 4 Select Save to close the dialog box 5 A saving scanner data message displays while the file is being saved Once the message clears the file is ready for reviewing P To review a Save Frame file 1 Select the Saved Data button from the main menu 2 Select the Data Management option Figure 5 47 modular diagnostic information system Save Data __ 07107 02 58p
17. 2008 E A Select Year 10th VIN Figure 5 3 Sample Vehicle ID screen 2 Press the up A and down Y arrows on the Thumb Pad until the correct character is shown then press Y v 3 Continue by entering VIN characters and pressing Y v or N X to answer the on screen questions as necessary Once the vehicle identification is complete a Select System menu displays Figure 5 4 Selecting a System You must select the vehicle control system you wish to test Figure 5 4 17 Operations Connecting to a Vehicle Demonstration Vehicle Select System Engine Transmission Antilock Brakes Transfer Case BCM IPC 0701 09 iiia Figure 5 4 Sample system selection menu P To select a system 1 Press the up A and down Y arrows so the cursor is at the system you wish to test 2 Press Y v to select 5 4 Connecting to a Vehicle Connection instructions prompt you to connect the Scanner Plug in to a vehicle diagnostic connector for testing Figure 5 5 See the appropriate Vehicle Communication Software manual for details on connecting to a vehicle Demonstration Vehicle Connect OBD II Adapter no key required Location 16 pin connector under left Side of dash Press Y Continue Press N Exit Figure 5 5 Sample connection instruction screen 18 Operations Selecting from the System Main Menu 5 5 Selecting from the System Main Menu Depending on the vehicle a number of options may be avail
18. 23 Demonstration Vehicle RPM 1984 TPS 3 93 TPS V 0 04 02 B1 S1 mv 903 02 B2 S1 mV 898 02 B1 S2 mV 950 02 B2 S2 mV INJ PW B1 m8 INJ PW B2 mS ST TRIM 1 8 LT TRIM 1 IST TRIM 2 LT TRIM 2 9 ST TRM AVG1 Figure 5 23 Sample Text view 29 Operations Viewing Data Graphically Graph View The Graph view let you view data in line graph format Figure 5 24 You can view two four six or eight graphs at a time depending on the option selected from the VIEW menu 1 Maximum value of captured data 2 Current value 3 Minimum value of captured data Figure 5 24 Sample Graph screen Parameter Menu When viewing data in the Graph view the scan tool offers a parameter menu Figure 5 25 with the following options e Lock lets you lock a parameter into position to compare readings e Unlock lets you unlock a single parameter e Unlock All lets you unlock all locked parameters e Auto Scale lets you automatically rescale the minimum and maximum values of the selected graph captured within the last 2000 points e Manual Scale lets you scale minimum and maximum values of the selected graph e Scale All lets you scale the minimum and maximum values of all the graphs e Set Trigger Levels lets you specify automatic screen pausing conditions when Snapshot gt PID Trigger is used e Clear Trigger Levels lets you remove set trigger conditions from the selected parameter e Clear
19. A 1 Troubleshooting The following are solutions for problems that can occur while using the Scanner Plug in No Communication Message When the screen displays a No Communication Figure A 1 message it means the Scanner Plug in and the vehicle control module cannot communicate with each other for some reason Common problems that prevent the scan tool from communicating with a vehicle are addressed in this section Manufacturer specific problems are discussed in the applicable Vehicle Communication Software manual GM 1980 2008 No communication Is key on Ensure Scanner is connected Wait 15 seconds See Appendix B in the US Domestic vehicle communication software manual Press N Cancel 070109 11 24a Figure A 1 Sample No Communication message The following conditions cause the Scanner Plug in to display a No Communication message e The Scanner Plug in is unable to establish a communication link with the vehicle e You are using the incorrect Personality Key with the test adapter e You selected a system for testing that the vehicle is not equipped with for example ABS e There is a loose connection e There is a blown vehicle fuse e There is a wiring fault on the vehicle e Incorrect vehicle identification was entered 52 Troubleshooting A 2 Using Legacy Software Using Legacy Software Occasionally you may be unable to communicate with a particular vehicle becaus
20. Code Information History Codes Failed This Ignition MIL SVS or Message Requested Last Test Failed Test Failed Since Code Cleared Figure 5 10 Sample Trouble Codes menu screen Clear Codes Selecting Clear Codes erases any DTCs that are stored in the selected control module of the vehicle Once the DTCs are erased a confirmation message displays Freeze Frame Failure Records Freeze Frame Failure Records allows you to view emissions related DTCs that caused the malfunction indicator lamp MIL to turn on and parameter data that was recorded at the time the DTC set 21 Operations Using the Scanner Functions P To view freeze frame failure records 1 Select Freeze Frame Failure Records from the Codes Menu The DTC that turned the MIL on displays Figure 5 11 GM 1980 2008 P0109 MAP or BARO Pressure Circuit Intermittent Figure 5 11 Sample Freeze Frame Failure Records DTC display 2 Press Y v to view the recorded data which displays similar to live data 3 Press N X once to open the Exit menu 4 Press N X twice to return to the Codes Menu DTC Status DTC Status allows you to view the condition of any available DTC For example a DTC whose setting conditions occurred once but must occur twice before the code actually sets would display as a pending code P To view DTC status 1 Select DTC Status from the Codes Menu The DTC selection screen displays Figure 5 12 Demonstration Vehicle DTC Status
21. Full Codes List prints the list of codes in vehicle memory when viewing codes P To print 1 Verify that your printer and scan tool are set up properly for printing 2 Select a print option from the dropdown menu Figure 5 58 Full Screen Full PID List Full Codes List a J d Figure 5 58 Sample Print menu When printing begins an Initializing printer message displays The message box closes when printing is complete 5 11 Tools Button The Tools button on the upper toolbar provides a shortcut to commonly used scan tool configuration settings Figure 5 59 46 Operations Tools Button Custom Setup le Save Data Custom Data List TPS TM LED Setup Figure 5 59 Sample Tools button menu The following choices are available on a dropdown menu e Custom Setup e Save Data e Custom Data List e LED Setup NOTE The Custom Data List and LED Setup selections are only available when in the Text view mode these menu selections do not display when in Graph or PID List modes 5 11 1 Custom Setup Selecting Custom Setup opens the Scanner Units dialog box Scanner Units is used to change the units of measurement for certain parameters You can choose between US Customary or metric units of measure for available data parameters All measurement units return to their default values when the internal batteries are disconnected or a different software database is selected Table 5 1 Units of measurement
22. MOD LS Scanner Plug in User Manual August 2009 ZEEMS303L Rev A Trademark Acknowledgments Snap on Fast Track Scanner and MODIS are trademarks of Snap on Incorporated All other marks are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders Copyright Information 2009 Snap on Incorporated All rights reserved Disclaimer The information specifications and illustrations in this manual are based on the latest information available at the time of printing Snap on reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice Visit our website at www snapon com solus North America snapondiag com Europe sun diagnostics com Europe For Technical Assistance CALL 1 800 424 7226 North America CALL 44 0 845 601 4736 United Kingdom E mail DiagnosticsUKproductsupport snapon com United Kingdom For technical assistance in all other markets contact your selling agent Safety Information For your own safety and the safety of others and to prevent damage to the equipment and vehicles upon which it is used it is important that the accompanying Safety Information be read and understood by all persons operating or coming into contact with the equipment We suggest you store a copy the book near the unit in sight of the operator This product is intended for use by properly trained and skilled professional automotive technicians The safety messages presented throughout this manual are reminder
23. N characters and answering questions See Identifying a Vehicle on page 17 3 Select the system Enier the system to be tested engine transmission ABS etc See Selecting a System on page 17 4 Connect the Scanner Plug in to the vehicle Follow the on screen connection instructions to connect the Scanner Plug in to the test vehicle See Connecting to a Vehicle on page 18 5 Select the required test from the menu Select tests for the vehicle you have identified see Selecting from the System Main Menu on page 19 Selecting the Manufacturer Vehicle manufacturers are organized into categories Figure 5 1 e Previous Vehicles for recently tested vehicles e US Domestic for vehicles produced by US manufacturers e Asian for vehicles produced by Japanese and Korean manufacturers e European for vehicles produced by European manufacturers e Global OBDII for any OBD II EOBD vehicle e OBD Health Check for any OBD II EOBD vehicle e Scanner Demo e Heavy Duty Truck Previous vehicles provides a shortcut to a list of recently tested vehicles Select to configure the scan tool to any of the vehicles on the list US Domestic Asian and European categories represents a software database that includes information for a group of manufacturers For example select Asian to test a Nissan even if the model being tested is produced in the United States Selecting Global OBDII and OBD Health Check l
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25. able on the system main menu Figure 5 6 Demonstration Vehicle Main Menu Engine Data Display Codes Menu Functional Tests Generic Functions Troubleshooter G1747 Figure 5 6 Sample system main menu 5 6 Using the Scanner Functions System main menu options vary by make and model and may include the following e Data Display displays data parameter information from the vehicle control module selecting may open a submenu of viewing options e Codes Menu displays diagnostic trouble code DTC records from the vehicle control module selecting may open a submenu of viewing options e Service Codes performs self tests and displays codes after performing these tests e Functional Tests provides specific subsystem and component tests The tests vary depending on the manufacturer and model e Actuator Tests similar to functional tests these tests check the operation of certain actuators such as solenoid valves and relays e System Tests provides specific subsystem testing e Generic Functions lets you access Generic OBD II functions 1996 and later vehicles e Troubleshooter provides step by step procedures integrating parameter data when appropriate for specific symptoms of the identified vehicle 9 6 1 Data Display Selecting Data Display on the system Main Menu has one of the following results e A submenu of data viewing choices displays e Vehicle data displays A submenu displays if more
26. ain Menu Engine Data Display Codes Menu Functional Tests Generic Functions Troubleshooter Figure 5 14 Sample system main menu A stopping communication message appears briefly before the main menu displays P To terminate communication using Legacy Software 1 Press N X until you reach the main menu 2 Select Other Systems Figure 5 15 24 Operations Viewing Data Graphically CODES amp DATA AND ROAD TEST FUNCTIONAL TESTS CUSTOM SETUP TROUBLESHOOTER Navigate the Scanner by using the Thumb Pad up down arrows Make selections using the Y and N keys Press the Thumb Pad left and right arrows to access other Toolbar functions Figure 5 15 Sample Legacy Software main menu 3 When prompted to confirm your selection press Y v 4 GM only Select ABS Exit and Re ID 5 6 6 Exiting Scanner Mode Always exit Scanner mode before powering off Exiting Scanner mode is different depending on the view option selected IMPORTANT Exiting Scanner mode does not ensure that you have safely terminated communication with a vehicle See Terminating Vehicle Communication on page 24 P To exit Scanner mode from text screens 1 Use right and left arrows to scroll the highlight off of the Scanner button 2 Press N X You are returned to the main menu P To exit Scanner mode from PID List or Graphs views e Press N X until you return to the main menu 5 7 Viewing Data Graphically The Scanner pr
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28. ar 2 Highlight an option on the drop down menu Figure 5 42 Figure 5 42 Sample sort drop down menu 3 Press Y v to sort NOTE O Any locked parameters are unlocked whenever a selection is made from the Sort button 5 7 5 Using Cursors When data is paused in Graph view the Cursor button displays on the upper toolbar Figure 5 43 which allows you to view digital amplitude measurements of frozen data YC MiWi a LM rm Y Figure 5 43 Sample frozen screen with Cursors active 37 Operations Saving Captured Data P To use the Cursor 1 Select the Pause button 2 Select the Cursor button Cursor lines display on the frozen data Figure 5 43 The value where the cursor line intersects the frozen data displays above the cursor line 3 Press the left and right gt arrows to move the cursor 4 Press N X to exit the Cursor mode 5 7 6 Using Zoom The Zoom button lets you choose the number of PIDs that display on screen when used in the PID List view and lets you choose different levels of magnification when used in the Graph view Figure 5 44 1X 2x x r i t 1 xp a r ts j i Figure 5 44 Sample Graph ZOOM options When viewing paused data a Zoom Out selection is available on the drop down menu Figure 5 45 Select Zoom Out and all of the data in the buffer displays on the graphs 4a y Figure 5 45 Sample ZOOM options on paused data 5 8 Saving Captured Data The scan
29. canner Plug in e Vehicle power e Battery pack power We recommend that you use the rechargeable nickel metal hydride battery pack as a backup power source when testing Refer to your MODIS Display User Manual for more information 3 1 Getting Started The following steps get you started using the Scanner Plug in Familiarize yourself with MODIS controls and connections 2 Supply power to the scan tool 3 Press the Power button to turn the scan tool on Refer to your MODIS Display User Manual for more information Demonstration Mode The scan tool contains programs to demonstrate scan tool test capabilities without actually connecting to a vehicle Sample vehicle data with mock test results are provided to help you become familiar with menus navigation and basic operations P To use the General Motors demonstration Connect one end of the AC DC power supply to a wall socket and the other end to the DC Power Supply Input on the tool 2 Press the Power button to turn the scan tool on 3 From the Scanner menu highlight Scanner Demo then press Y v Previous Vehicles US Domestic Asian 1983 2006 European Global OBDII OBD Health Check Heavy Duty Truck 07 3107 12 58a Figure 3 1 Scanner menu selection for Demonstration Mode After the database loads a series of VIN and vehicle equipment requests display Press Y v to accept the default setting for each screen request until you reach t
30. e it is an older model or for some other reason it is not covered in the current database Legacy Software also provides an alternate method of connecting to a vehicle when communication problems are encountered The Legacy Software runs your scan tool using an obsolete version of the operating system software The Legacy Software option is available from the Utilities button on the MODIS main menu Figure A 2 Scroll through the dropdown menus then press Y Y to load the software TOOTE modulor diagnostic information system Tool Setup Gas Bench Setup System Tools b Legacy Software US Domestic de US Domestic HDS Units Tool Help Asian b Easy Scroll Charge Battery Connect to PC Run Shop Info System Info European b Driveability Transmission ABS Figure A 2 Legacy Software selections 53 A adapters See test adapters auto scroll 43 auxiliary power cables vehicle power 9 B bold text 1 C cables data 4 Clear Codes 21 Codes Menu 20 23 component tests 23 connecting to a vehicle 15 18 connecting to vehicle power 9 connections 4 connectors 4 copying data 44 cursors 37 Custom Setup 47 Data buffer clearing 27 36 Data Display 19 Data Management screen 41 data parameters customizing list 48 reviewing 27 deleting saved files 44 diagnostic trouble codes displaying 20 DTC Status 22 E exiting Scanner mode 25 F Freeze Frame Failure Records 21 G
31. es saved prior to the 7 2 software update e Size is the percentage of available storage space used e Date Time is the date and time that the data was saved e Year is the vehicle model year e Make is the vehicle manufacturer e Component is the component tested e Condition is for good bad or unknown status options To exit the Data Management screen e Press N X Loading Saved Files The Load button lets you review saved screen data and print the screen To load data 1 Select Save Data gt Data Management The Data Management screen displays 2 Selecta file from the list 3 Select Load from the upper toolbar To exit the loaded screen 1 Press N X to return to the Data Management screen 2 Press N X again to return to the main menu Editing Saved Data The Edit button opens the Edit Saved Data Notation dialog box Figure 5 50 42 Operations Viewing Saved Data Edit Saved Data Notation Save Ho Year Make Copa Condition Entries Add Additional Information 7 lines maximum Press ESC when finished Vehicle 2001 CHEVROLET TAHOE 4WOtEngine 5 3L V8 VORTEC SFI Engine Figure 5 50 Sample Edit Saved Data Notation dialog box P To edit saved data 1 Select Edit to open the Edit Saved Data Notation dialog box 2 Use the dropdown lists to edit the file information 3 Press N X to exit 5 9 4 Reviewing Saved Data The Review buiton is used to review movie data files There are two ways to review data files
32. ettings from all of the parameters P To disarm PID Triggering e From the upper toolbar select Snapshot gt PID Trigger The check mark next to the menu option disappears Figure 5 38 E PJ A FE Figure 5 38 Sample armed triggering 5 7 2 Pausing Data The Pause button temporarily stops or pauses data collection when viewing parameter data in the PID List or Graph views Figure 5 39 b vev ll 18 1 Veco Omano Figure 5 39 Pause button viewing live screen data 35 Operations Viewing Data Graphically When the Pause button is selected it changes to the Play button which resumes data collection A frame counter now displays on the buffer bar Select Play to resume viewing live data and a gray vertical line now appears on the graphs at the point where the data collection was paused The Review button on the toolbar becomes active when data collection is paused and the position indicator located just below the toolbar displays The Review button allows you to scroll through and review frames of data P To review paused data 1 Select the Review button The Review button changes color to indicate it is selected Figure 5 40 Figure 5 40 Sample active Review button 2 Navigate through the paused data using the up A down Y right gt and left arrows on the thumb pad a Up A moves you forward one frame at a time b Down Y moves you backward one frame at a time c Right moves you
33. he Select System menu Highlight any of the systems on the menu and Press Y v to select The vehicle connection message displays Getting Started Demonstration Mode 7 Press Y to confirm and open the system Main Menu 8 To begin the demonstration select from any of the menu options example Data Display Codes Menu Functional Tests Troubleshooter The Demonstration contains actual data captured while driving a 2001 Chevrolet Tahoe Look for the throttle position TP sensor dropout while analyzing the data in Graphing mode 9 To exit the demonstration press N X until you return to the system Main Menu 10 To return to the Main Menu highlight the View button on the upper toolbar and press N X A demonstration program is also available for Global OBD II EOBD P To use the Global OBD II EOBD demonstration Highlight Global OBDII on the scan tool Main Menu and press Y v modulor diagnostic information system Vehicle Comm Previous Vehicles US Domestic b Asian European Global OBDII OBD Healih Check Scanner Demo Heavy Duty Truck 112707 01268 Figure 3 2 Global OBD I EOBD menu selection 2 Press Y v to open the Generic OBDII EOBD database 3 Highlight OBD Training Mode and press Y v Getting Started Connecting to Vehicle Power Global OBDII Scroll to Select Diagnostic Mode OBD Diagnose OBD Training Mode Figure 3 3 Sample OBD Training Mode selection Highlig
34. ht Start Communication on the Main Menu OBD and Press Y v to select Press Y v when the vehicle connection message displays The ECU Protocol Information screen displays PressY v to continue Highlight any of the item on the Select Service menu and Press Y v to select Simulated test data now displays 8 To exit press N X until you return to the Main Menu OBD 9 Highlight End of Diagnose at the bottom of the list and press Y v 10 Highlight the View button on the upper toolbar and press N X to return to the Main Menu St OP ol 3 2 Connecting to Vehicle Power You need the following to connect the scan tool unit to vehicle power e Data cable e Test adapter e Auxiliary power cables optional see below To connect to vehicle power 1 Connect one end of the data cable to the data cable connector on the top of the MODIS 2 Connectthe other end of the data cable to the appropriate test adapter The Scanner displays relevant adapter and key usage for the identified vehicle 3 Connect the test adapter to the vehicle diagnostic connector The Scanner displays the location of the diagnostic connector 4 Turn the ignition on For vehicles that do not supply power through the diagnostic connector you must use the auxiliary power cables supplied with your MODIS unit For vehicles that do not supply power through the diagnostic connector you must use the optional auxiliary power cables Getting Started Connecting to a
35. ht an option on the drop down menu Sele Factory Son a 1 A Sort LA Sort ole 5 20 Sample sort drop down menu 3 Press Y Y to sort NOTE Any PIDs that were locked are unlocked whenever a selection is made from the Sort button Locking Parameters You can lock parameters in place for customized list viewing To lock a parameter 1 From the upper toolbar press the down Y arrow 2 Select the parameter you want to lock The parameter menu displays Figure 5 21 GB T Dira B Acer ee Figure 5 21 Sample parameter menu 3 Select Lock 28 Operations Viewing Data Graphically A lock icon displays to the left of the parameter name Figure 5 22 and the locked parameter stays in place when your scroll through the list Oo O Dare 3 Arco ie PRPM ts Ys 92 B1 S1 mV A O MSI IN Figure 5 22 Locked PID sample 4 Repeat the above steps to lock multiple parameters 5 Press N X to return to the upper toolbar P To unlock parameters 1 Select a locked parameter and when the parameter menu displays select Unlock The lock icon disappears and the parameter can be scrolled as before 2 Press N X to return to the upper toolbar P To unlock all the parameters at once do one of the following e Select a locked parameter and when the parameter menu displays select Unlock All e Select any option from the Zoom menu Text View Text view displays parameters as plain text Figure 5
36. icle communication 24 terminology 2 test adapters 9 10 52 tests selecting 15 19 toggle tests 23 tool help 3 tools button 46 48 trigger delay 34 55 trigger See PID trigger Trouble Codes 21 Troubleshooter 23 U upper toolbar buttons and functions 11 Print button 46 Tools button 46 Utilities menu Legacy Software 53 V variable control tests 23 vehicle diagnostic connectors 9 18 view options 26 PID list 26
37. ided to help prevent personal injury and equipment damage All safety messages are introduced by a signal word indicating the hazard level 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 Information Important Safety Instructions Safety messages contain 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 Example Risk of unexpected vehicle movement A 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 safety manual SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS Table of Contents Sale NTO MaNGOS ina iii TaDICOFCOMENIS sesirih a aa aaie a a v Chapter 1 Using This Manual cccsccceeeeccssseeeeeeeeeseeeeeceeesseeeeseoeeaseeeseeoeeseeeseeeoenseessseonnns 1 CO AS io e Dedo 1 BOTO RA o gg A 1 gt 1 TEMO
38. iews e Press N X until you return to the main menu 4 1 2 Main Body The main body of the Scanner Plug in screen provides prompts The prompts guide you through vehicle identification and task selection Once communication is established with an ECM displays menus parameter information and tests 4 1 3 LED Indicators Four LED indicators appear at the bottom of the screen and show designated operating conditions The LEDs can be programmed to show change of state for certain digital parameters which vary by manufacturer 4 2 Making Selections Use the following procedures to navigate and make selections To make selections 1 Highlight a button or menu option 2 Press Y v to confirm the selection For more details refer to the Navigation chapter in your MODIS Display User Manual 14 5 1 Operations This section explains general Scanner Plug in operations and offers instructions for customizing certain functions The following is an outline of basic Scanner operation NOTE The sequence of steps may vary depending on manufacturer or model of the test vehicle See the manufacturer specific vehicle communication software manuals for detailed procedures 1 Select the manufacturer Select and load the software database for the manufacturer of the test vehicle See Selecting the Manufacturer on page 15 2 Identify the vehicle ldentify the test vehicle to the Scanner Plug in by entering VI
39. ions let you transfer saved test data from one CF card to the other To copy or move data 1 From the main menu select Save Data gt Data Management The Data Management screen displays 2 From the upper toolbar select Setup The Save Data dialog box displays 3 Set Top CF as the Save To option and press N X to close the dialog box The test data saved to the top CF displays 4 Use the up A and down Y arrows to highlight a file from the list on screen 5 Use right and left arrows to select Copy or Move from the upper toolbar A confirmation message displays Figure 5 53 Selected entry has been copied to target device Press Y to continue Figure 5 53 Sample copy file confirmation message 6 Press Y v to close the message box You return to the Data Management screen 44 Operations NOTE Viewing Saved Data O Factory installed files can not be deleted copied or moved 5 9 7 Selecting All Files Use Select All to highlight all files on screen so you can delete copy or move the files as needed Figure 5 54 JPEG JPEG SC M JPEG JPEG JPEG JPEG JPEG i Kal 09 15 09 04 06 09 14 45 4 04 06 09 14 44 E 04 06 09 14 40 6 04 01 09 11 54 b 040109 11 53 a 04 01 09 11 53 6 O40109 11 53 Figure 5 54 Sample Select All screen Users 90512 UserO07_ 90406 Hse 90406 x Used 90406 User005_ 90401 UserlO4 90401 Userf03_ 90401 Userd02_ 90401 5 9 8 Viewing Sa
40. n catered cca tasut eden A cusnteeteataeeke 54 vi Using This Manual This manual contains tool usage instructions some of the illustrations shown in this manual may contain modules and optional equipment that are not included on your system Contact a sales representative for availability of other modules and optional equipment The following conventions are used 1 1 Conventions 1 1 1 Bold Text Bold emphasis is used in procedures to highlight selectable items such as buttons and menu options Example e Press the Y Y button 1 1 2 Symbols The following types of arrows are used The greater than arrow gt indicates an abbreviated set of selection instructions Example e Select Utilities gt Tool Setup gt Date The above statement abbreviates the following procedure 1 Navigate to the Utilities button 2 Use the Thumb Pad to navigate to and highlight the Tool Setup submenu 3 Use the Thumb Pad to navigate to and highlight the Date option from the submenu 4 Press Y v to confirm the selection The solid arrows lt gt Y A are navigational instructions referring to the four directions of the Thumb Pad Example e Press the down Y arrow Using This Manual 1 1 3 1 1 4 Conventions Terminology The term select means highlighting a button or menu item using the Thumb Pad and pressing the Y Y button to confirm the selection Example e Select Reset The above statement abb
41. napshot dialog box The amount of data collected is specified by the After Trigger setting found in Utilities gt Tool Setup gt Save Data You can manually stop the snapshot by pressing Y v at any time during the data collection Once data collection is finished graphing automatically stops and the screen changes as follows Figure 5 36 Figure 5 36 Sample PID Triggering condition setting s met e The Play button replaces the Pause button on the upper toolbar e A frame counter showing the trigger point displays on the buffer bar 34 Operations Viewing Data Graphically e A vertical line displays at the point where the trigger was detected on all of the parameter graphs A different color is used for vertical line on the graph of the parameter that set the trigger which makes it is easy to determine what condition caused the event NOTE When the Play button is selected to resume data collection the red and green trigger detection lines turn gray to indicate data collection was stopped at this point To restart graphing e Select the Play button Figure 5 36 vy y To clear trigger levels 1 Select a parameter The parameter menu displays Figure 5 37 Lock Unlock All Auto Ecule ve Sits Tre I A Clear Trigger Levels Clear AQ Trigger Leve 2 Select a Clear option Clear Trigger Levels removes the trigger settings from the selected parameter Clear All Trigger Levels removes the trigger s
42. ned values that are stored in the control module 5 6 4 Troubleshooter The Troubleshooter selection appears on the system Main Menu only if Fast Track Troubleshooter information is available Fast Track Troubleshooter is a database of experience based information of validated real world repair strategies that top notch technicians have compiled since 1988 Select Troubleshooter and a system menu may display Demonstration Vehicle ENGINE TRANSMISSION Figure 5 13 Sample Troubleshooter system menu 23 Operations Using the Scanner Functions Select a system and a Troubleshooter Menu which typically includes the following options opens e Introduction Read First e Code Tips e Symptom Tips e Tests and procedures e Technical Assistance e Fast Track Data Scan Normal Values Troubleshooter menus vary by make model and system Refer to the Fast Track Troubleshooter Quick Reference Guide for information 5 6 5 Terminating Vehicle Communication Once you have established communication with a vehicle you must terminate communication with the vehicle control module in order to safely shut down the Scanner Plug in Use the following procedures to terminate correctly IMPORTANT Damage to the vehicle may occur if communication is abruptly terminated P To terminate communication from a manufacturer or Global OBD II database e Press N X until you reach the main menu Figure 5 14 Demonstration Vehicle M
43. nt and condition information to the file 5 DELETE button Erases the saved file s from storage memory 6 COPY button Lets you copy the selected file s from one CF slot to the other 7 MOVE button Lets you move the selected file s from one CF slot to the other 8 SELECT ALL button Selects all files 9 Info information button Displays the number of files saved and the amount of memory used and available 10 SETUP button Lets you set the location where files are saved 11 Memory indicator Displays the amount of CF card memory available Figure 5 49 Sample Data Management screen 41 Operations 9 9 1 9 9 2 9 9 3 Viewing Saved Data Identifying Saved Files Saved files have the following characteristics e Type identifies the kind of saved data file SC M movie file of up to 2000 data points saved using the Save Movie toolbar option SC S frame file of up to 2000 data points saved using the Save Frame toolbar option SC P snapshot file of one data stream transmission saved using the Snapshot button on the toolbar BMP screen image saved using the Brightness Contrast button The button is set to Save Image with BMP bitmap selected as the File Type in the Save Data dialog box JPG screen image saved using the Brightness Contrast button The button is set to Save Image and JPEG is selected as the File Type in the Save Data dialog box SPS lt esignates bitmap fil
44. oads a software database that can be used to test any OBD II EOBD compliant vehicle regardless of manufacturer Heavy Duty Truck used for testing trucks is available only if the optional MODIS Heavy Duty Vehicle Communication Software is installed on you unit 15 Operations Selecting the Manufacturer Mike gt je modul Ar diagnostic Information HLS Vehicle Comm J5 Previous Vehicles US Domestic J Manufacturer Asian GM 1980 2007 European Ford 1981 2006 Global OBDII Chrysler 1983 2006 OBD Health Check Scanner Demo Heavy Duty Truck 1 Scanner function 2 Scanner menu 3 Submenu Figure 5 1 Sample Scanner main menu software selection P To select the manufacturer 1 From the main menu select Scanner The Scanner menu displays Figure 5 1 2 Select from the submenus as necessary The database loads then a confirmation screen displays Figure 5 2 Global OBDII Generic OBDII EOBD 29 04 09 X11 Figure 5 2 Sample confirmation screen 3 Press Y Y to continue 16 Operations Identifying a Vehicle 5 2 Identifying a Vehicle gt 9 3 After you select the manufacturer you are ready to identify the specific vehicle to be tested NOTE The exact procedure varies depending on the manufacturer Screen prompts will guide you through the procedure To identify a vehicle 1 Once the database loads the first vehicle identification ID screen displays Figure 5 3 GM 1980
45. ovides multiple options for viewing and managing data 25 Operations Viewing Data Graphically 5 7 1 Changing Screen Views The View button on the upper toolbar lets you change how data displays Figure 5 16 EAS a Reve Bere Figure 5 16 Sample View menu P To change screen views 1 Select the View button A dropdown menu displays Figure 5 16 2 Select an option from the menu and the screen layout changes to the selected format PID List View The PID List view displays all parameters in a table format As many as sixteen parameters Figure 5 17 can be viewed on one screen depending on the zoom seiting O vew E me 3 Qzcorn rc RPM E Wi IO AE y ew TN ISI CN II CN II CN AI Od IA CAN emma OOOO JN IA IN TAMAYO IE DE ermm OOO O OoOo ooo Figure 5 17 Sample PID List view 26 Operations Viewing Data Graphically P To adjust the Zoom setting 1 Select the Zoom button on the upper toolbar The Zoom dropdown menu displays Figure 5 18 GB vew OO Perra HSA moon o PIDs 4 ids es E BPIDs Ed TPS aay t CSC C S Mil Figure 5 18 Sample Zoom dropdown menu 2 Highlight a menu item and press Y v The menu closes and the display changes to show the selected number of PIDs Reviewing PIDs You can review collected PID data by pausing the screen Figure 5 19 Once data collection is paused all of the data being held in the buffer can be reviewed
46. reviates the following procedure 1 Navigate to and highlight the Reset button 2 Press the Y Y button Note and Important Messages The following messages are used Note 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 force the CompactFlash card into the slot 1 1 5 Procedures An arrow icon indicates a procedure Example P To change screen views 1 Select View The drop down menu displays 2 Select an option from the menu The screen layout changes to the format you selected Using This Manual Additional Manuals 1 2 Additional Manuals Tools that work in conjunction with various hardware and software modules have separate manuals available for each of the modules 1 3 Tool Help Your unit has Tool Help containing reference and procedural information found in this and other tool related user s manuals From the main menu access Tool Help on the Utilities menu Introduction The Scanner Plug in Figure 2 1 provides a direct communication link to the electronic control modules ECMs on a vehicle and performs all of the standard functions of a scan tool o M 4 4 l 1 I l J y Y Ma o Ea fit LITT PS
47. rol system is selected for testing NOTE If a parameter is not selected for display in the Custom Data List it will not be displayed when you enter Troubleshooter P To select a custom data list 1 From the upper toolbar select Tools gt Custom Data List The Data Selection screen displays An asterisk next to a parameter title indicates that parameter is selected for display Figure 5 61 Demonstration Vehicle Display Data Select Deselect All O2 B1 Sl mV 02 B2 S1 mV O2 B1 S2 mV 02 B2 S2 mV INJ PW B1 mS INJ PW B2 mS ST TRIM 1 5 LT TRIM 1 ST TRIM 2 070109 11 17a Figure 5 61 Sample Data Selection screen 48 Operations Tools Button 2 Select or deselect the desired parameters 3 Select Display Data or press N X to confirm your selections and return to the data display to view the customized data list 5 11 4 LED Setup The LED Setup selection is used to program the operation of the four LEDs located just below the main body of the Scanner screen The LEDs switch on and off to reflect a change of state for the assigned digital parameters An LED turns red when switched on P To program LED operation 1 On the upper toolbar select Tools gt LED Setup The LED assignment menu opens with LED 1 highlighted Figure 5 62 Demonstration Vehicle To change LED Assignment Scroll Choice And Press Y To Select Press N To Exit 1 Not Used Not Used 3 Not Used
48. s to the operator to exercise extreme care when using this test instrument 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 automotive technician s responsibility 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 operating 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 equipment only as described in this manual Read understand and follow all safety messages and instructions in this manual the accompanying safety manual and on the test equipment Safety Message Conventions Safety messages are prov
49. tive trigger level line displays as a solid black line together with an on screen position value Figure 5 32 Figure 5 32 Sample active trigger line An upper and lower trigger level must be set 3 Setthe upper trigger level using the up A and down Y arrows to place the trigger level line on the PID graph and press Y v When set the solid black line changes to a dotted line Figure 5 33 TPS V Figure 5 33 Sample set trigger levels 4 Set the lower trigger level using the up A and down Y arrows and press Y v The area between the two trigger levels establishes the triggering condition Any data points that register outside of your set condition trigger the on screen graphing to freeze 5 Press Y v if you want to switch between trigger level lines during the setting process 6 When you finish setting your trigger level press N X NOTE Only three parameters can have trigger levels set at one time but only one of the conditions needs to be satisfied for triggering to occur 33 Operations Viewing Data Graphically P To arm PID Triggering e From the upper toolbar select Snapshot gt PID Trigger A check mark displays next to the menu option Figure 5 34 Figure 5 34 Sample armed triggering Trigger Delay Once the trigger is detected a collecting snapshot dialog box displays Figure 5 35 and data after the trigger detection begins to collect Collect Ple Figure 5 35 Sample collecting s
50. ved Custom Data List lets you select which parameters are displayed Scanner Button When the Scanner button is selected the background of the main body turns white indicating that Text view is active Figure 4 4 and the up A and down Y arrows and the Y Y and N X buttons are used for screen navigation 12 Navigation Screen Layout EXA 4 Demonstration Vehicle RPM 1984 02 B1 S1 mV 02 B2 S1 mV 02 B1 S2 mV 02 B2 S2 mV INJ PW Bl mS INJ PW B2 mS TRIM 1 TRIM 1 3 TRIM 2 TRIM 2 3 TRM AVG1 5 Figure 4 4 Active Scanner screen When you select a different button from the upper toolbar using the left and right gt arrows in Text view the background of the main body turns gray indicating the screen is inactive Figure 4 5 See Terminating Vehicle Communication on page 24 for more information Figure 4 5 Inactive Scanner screen Always exit Scanner mode before powering off Exiting Scanner mode is different depending on the view option selected IMPORTANT Exiting Scanner mode does not ensure that you have safely terminated communication with a vehicle See Terminating Vehicle Communication on page 24 P To exit Scanner mode from text screens 1 Use right and left arrows to scroll the highlight off of the Scanner button 2 Press N X to return to the main menu 13 Navigation Making Selections P To exit Scanner mode from PID List or Graphs v
51. ved Data Information Selecting the Info button on the toolbar opens a window that provides detailed information about the saved data files such as the amount of storage memory used and the capacity of the memory storage media Sample Info button window Only details for the selected Save to destination display 5 9 8 Setting a Destination for Saved Data Figure 5 55 Sample Info button window Use the Setup button on the upper toolbar to set the destination for saved files Figure 5 56 After Trigger 45 data Top CF File Type JPEG Figure 5 56 Sample Save Data dialog box Operations Print Button P To change the destination for saved files 1 Select Save Data gt Data Management The Data Management screen displays 2 Select the Setup button The Save Data dialog box displays Figure 5 56 3 Select an option from the My data dropdown menu 4 Press N X to confirm your selection and close the dialog box The box for the location you selected is checked Figure 5 57 TD OS Cx MN Condition Th User 390406 04 06 09 14 44 Userd01_90406 JPEG _ 0 1 04 06 09 14 40 Userd06_90406 Figure 5 57 CF slot indicator checked 5 10 Print Button The Print button is used to print what is displayed on the screen The following printing options may be available e Full Screen print only what is visible on the screen e Full PID List prints the entire list of parameters e
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