OTC Wireless switch/hub manual Start-up Steps, Enter the Vehicle Information

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ABS / Air Bag 2004 User Guide

Chapter 2: Start-up Steps

 

Introduction

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2: Start-up Steps

Introduction

All vehicle setups require a specific cable connection to the vehicle Data Link Connector (DLC). To deter- mine the specific cable required for a vehicle, you must first enter the vehicle information. After you have done this, the screen displays the specific cable information for the vehicle. You then use this information to connect the correct cable to the DLC and proceed with the vehi- cle diagnostics.

This chapter includes the following general steps to get you started:

1Enter the vehicle information to determine the correct cable required.

2Connect the required cable.

3Select the diagnostic function you want to perform.

Figure 2.1: Application Manager Screen

2Select Scan Diagnostics and press the ENTER key. This displays the Scan Diagnostics screen.

Step 1: Enter the Vehicle

Information

Use the following steps to enter vehicle information and to determine which cable to use for the communication connection between the NGIS tool and the vehicle’s electronic control unit (ECU).

To enter the vehicle information, follow these steps:

Note: Before doing these steps, make sure the NGIS tool’s battery is charged.

1Press the NGIS tool’s power button to turn the tool on. This displays the Application Manager screen.

Figure 2.2: Scan Diagnostics Screen

3 Select ABS / Air Bag 2004 and press the ENTER key. This displays the first Vehicle Information screen (Figure 2.3 on page 14).

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Contents ABS / AIR BAG 2004 User Guide SPX Corporation. All rights reserved Important NoticesNext Generation Information System Tool User Guide Page Contents Datastream Vehicle Info This page is intentionally blank Safety Precautions Safety PrecautionsABS / Air Bag 2004 User Guide Introduction General InformationIntroduction Exit moves back one screen Equipment DescriptionsNext Generation Information System Ngis Tool Equipment DescriptionsExtension Cable DB25 Power CableCables System Smart 25-Pin CableFord II Adapter Vehicle AdaptersUniversal B Adapter Universal C AdapterSumitomo Adapter Battery AdapterGM Adapter Application Manager Screen Software InstallationSoftware Description Software ScreensVehicle Identification screen has three sections as follows For detailed information about using this screen, referVehicle Identification Screen Vehicle Identification Required Cables ScreenDatastream Diagnostic Menu ScreenCustom Datastream Diagnostic Codes Or Read Codes and Clear CodesPathfinder Post Collision TestController ID Vehicle InfoVehicle Applications Vehicle ApplicationsSpecial Tests To enter the vehicle information, follow these steps Start-up StepsEnter the Vehicle Information Vehicle Information Manufacturer Screen Enter the Vehicle InformationEnter the Vehicle Information Connect the Cable Connect the CableOBD II Vehicle Cable Connection Start-up Steps To select the diagnostic function, follow these steps Select the Diagnostic FunctionSelect the Diagnostic Function About Datastream Automatic Diagnostic Code Triggered RecordBasic Datastream Procedure DatastreamDatastream Functions Datastream FunctionsRecord a Data File Record and PlaybackPlayback a Data File You can change the display of the lines as follows Graph / Analog / LED / DigitalAbout Digital Display About LED DisplayAbout Analog Display About Graph DisplayTo lock data lines, follow these steps LockTo Top To freeze data, follow these steps ABS / Air Bag 2004 User Guide Freeze FramePathfinder To zoom the view of the data lines, follow these steps PrintZoom To print the data, follow these stepsTo sort the data lines, follow these steps SortTo change the units of measure, follow these steps English / Metric UnitsTo show or hide the LED bar, follow these steps Show / Hide LED BarTo hide or show the analog gauges, follow these steps Show / Hide AnalogTo use the custom datastream function, follow these steps Custom DatastreamThis page is intentionally blank Diagnostic Menu Screen with Diagnostic Codes Option Diagnostic Codes Read / Clear CodesTo read and display DTC codes, follow these steps Read CodesRead and Display Codes Read CodesTo read codes, follow these steps Read Codes OnlyInformation or Instruction Screen Review Codes To review diagnostic trouble codes, follow these stepsClear Codes To clear the diagnostic trouble codes, follow these stepsClear Codes To perform a self diagnostic test, follow these steps Self Diagnostics21 Self Diagnostics Menu Screen Self DiagnosticsTo perform a wiggle test, follow these steps Wiggle TestTo read flash codes, follow these steps Read Codes / Clear Codes Flash CodesRead Codes Flash Codes Read Codes / Clear Codes Flash CodesRead Codes / Clear Codes Flash Codes To clear flash codes, follow these steps Clear Codes Flash CodesAfter retrieving flash codes from a vehicle refer to Enter key Post Collision TestTo perform a Post Collision Test, follow these steps Post Collision Test Repair Trac PathfinderRepair Trac Fast Fixes Fast FixesFast Fix Select Category Screen To view the TSB references, follow these steps TSB ReferencesTSB References To view the vehicle specifications, follow these steps SpecificationsSpecifications To view the component locations, follow these steps Component LocationComponent Location To view the brake bleed procedure, follow these steps Brake Bleed ProcedureBrake Bleed Procedure To view the brake bleed sequence, follow these steps Brake Bleed SequenceBrake Bleed Sequence Vehicle Info Specifications ScreenTo view the related TSBs, follow these steps Related TSBsRelated TSBs To view the system type, follow these steps System TypeSystem Type System Type option lets you view the vehicle descriptionTo view Prom information, follow these steps Prom IdentificationProm Identification To display the Controller ID information, follow these steps Controller IDThis page is intentionally blank To perform special tests on a vehicle, follow these steps Basic Special Test ProcedureSpecial Tests ABS Version Test Special Test DescriptionsABS Manual Control Tests ABS Motor TestIdle Up Manual Control Test Function TestGear Tension Relief Test Hydraulic Control TestsPump Motor Tests Motor Rehome TestSolenoid Tests System IdentificationBasic Single Component Control Screen Special Test Screen ExamplesBi-directional Control Screen Examples Instructional Screen ExampleSolenoid, Relay Controls Screen Basic Multiple Component Control ScreenActivate/Deactivate Screen Automatic Test ScreenThis page is intentionally blank Repair Service SPX Corporation Limited 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