OTC Wireless switch/hub manual Lock, To Top, To lock data lines, follow these steps

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Datastream Functions

Lock

The Lock function lets you “lock” selected data lines so they are always included when recording and printing, even if they are below the viewable area of the screen.

Note: Generally, printing and recording include only the data items within the viewable area of the data display.

To lock data lines, follow these steps:

1With the Datastream screen displayed, use the Up or Down Direction key to select the line to lock.

2Press the ENTER key. A padlock icon appears on the left side of the line.

Figure 3.10: Datastream Screen - Sensor Lock Function

3Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each line to lock.

Note: The lines remain locked for the selected vehicle until you unlock them, even if you exit the software.

4To unlock a locked line, select the locked line and then press the ENTER key (see steps 1 and 2).

To Top

The To Top function lets you move a selected data line to the top of the Datastream screen.

Note: You can also use the Sort function to rearrange the data lines. For details, refer to “Sort” on page 27.

To move a data line to the top of the screen, follow these steps:

Figure 3.11: Datastream Screen - To Top Function

1With the Datastream screen displayed, use the Up or Down Direction key to select the line to move.

2Press the To Top function key. The selected line moves to the top of the screen.

3Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each line to move.

Note: Any displayed analog gauges always remain at the top of the screen. Lines moved “To Top” appear below the analog gauges.

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All rights reservedNext 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 Equipment Descriptions Equipment DescriptionsNext Generation Information System Ngis Tool Exit moves back one screenSystem Smart 25-Pin Cable DB25 Power CableCables Extension CableUniversal C Adapter Vehicle AdaptersUniversal B Adapter Ford II AdapterGM Adapter Battery AdapterSumitomo Adapter Software Screens Software InstallationSoftware Description Application Manager ScreenVehicle Identification Required Cables Screen For detailed information about using this screen, referVehicle Identification Screen Vehicle Identification screen has three sections as followsDiagnostic Menu Screen DatastreamDiagnostic Codes Or Read Codes and Clear Codes Custom DatastreamPost Collision Test PathfinderVehicle Info Controller IDSpecial Tests Vehicle ApplicationsVehicle Applications Enter the Vehicle Information Start-up StepsTo enter the vehicle information, follow these steps Enter the Vehicle Information Vehicle Information Manufacturer ScreenEnter the Vehicle Information OBD II Vehicle Cable Connection Connect the CableConnect the Cable Start-up Steps Select the Diagnostic Function Select the Diagnostic FunctionTo select the diagnostic function, follow these steps Datastream Automatic Diagnostic Code Triggered RecordBasic Datastream Procedure About DatastreamDatastream Functions Datastream FunctionsPlayback a Data File Record and PlaybackRecord a Data File About LED Display Graph / Analog / LED / DigitalAbout Digital Display You can change the display of the lines as followsAbout Graph Display About Analog DisplayTo Top LockTo lock data lines, follow these steps Pathfinder ABS / Air Bag 2004 User Guide Freeze FrameTo freeze data, follow these steps To print the data, follow these steps PrintZoom To zoom the view of the data lines, follow these stepsSort To sort the data lines, follow these stepsEnglish / Metric Units To change the units of measure, follow these stepsShow / Hide LED Bar To show or hide the LED bar, follow these stepsShow / Hide Analog To hide or show the analog gauges, follow these stepsCustom Datastream To use the custom datastream function, follow these stepsThis page is intentionally blank Diagnostic Codes Read / Clear Codes Diagnostic Menu Screen with Diagnostic Codes OptionRead Codes Read CodesRead and Display Codes To read and display DTC codes, follow these stepsRead Codes Only To read codes, follow these stepsInformation or Instruction Screen To review diagnostic trouble codes, follow these steps Review CodesClear Codes To clear the diagnostic trouble codes, follow these stepsClear Codes Self Diagnostics To perform a self diagnostic test, follow these stepsSelf Diagnostics 21 Self Diagnostics Menu ScreenWiggle Test To perform a wiggle test, follow these stepsRead Codes / Clear Codes Flash Codes Read Codes / Clear Codes Flash CodesRead Codes Flash Codes To read flash codes, follow these stepsRead Codes / Clear Codes Flash Codes After retrieving flash codes from a vehicle refer to Clear Codes Flash CodesTo clear flash codes, follow these steps To perform a Post Collision Test, follow these steps Post Collision TestEnter key Post Collision Test Repair Trac PathfinderRepair Trac Fast Fixes Fast FixesFast Fix Select Category Screen TSB References TSB ReferencesTo view the TSB references, follow these steps Specifications SpecificationsTo view the vehicle specifications, follow these steps Component Location Component LocationTo view the component locations, follow these steps Brake Bleed Procedure Brake Bleed ProcedureTo view the brake bleed procedure, follow these steps Brake Bleed Sequence Brake Bleed SequenceTo view the brake bleed sequence, follow these steps Specifications Screen Vehicle InfoRelated TSBs Related TSBsTo view the related TSBs, follow these 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OTC Wireless Switch/Hub: Revolutionizing Connectivity

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