Actron 9640A manual Playback Data, Assist with the operation of the to l

Ford Historic Self-Test Routines

Select Record Data from the DCL Func-
tion List and press	.		Function
The tool records for aENTERvarying time dura-
If a recording currently exists in memory,		PlaybackErase
a message to ERASE OLD RECORD-			Record
screen to the right is displayed.
ING displays.
The tool maintains only one recording at
a time, so be sure to thoroughly review
an old recording before erasing it. Power
to store recordings is provided by the scan tool’s			er	ba te y, thu , record-
ings are stored in memory only for the life of the			te .
Once the communication link has been establish			, you	re ady to record
data.

			Never operate the tool while dr ving. Have				nother person
	!	CAUTION			DCL`2CannotRcdingFilledUpMe1)View3mYesRecord.DataDataData<No>.ListOld?~~
			assist with the operation of the to l.
		Recording starts when the		key is
		pressed.
		tion. The recording will consist of 5
		frames of data prior to the trigger point,
		and approximately 20 seconds after the
6		recording. All applicable data parameters will be eco ded f					the veh cle.
		When the recording is in progress, the
		When the recording is complete, the tool will prompt the user					play b	ck the
		recording. Answering NO returns to the Ford Functi				L st. An wer		YES
		goes to the Select Data to View screen.
		Playback Data
		FunctionThe PlaybackList Dataand pressfunctionENTERis used. Iftoa view cording s				ed in memo		. This
					**Ready	To	Record**
		Tool’s memory, then a “No data			Press ENTERAnytime
		recorded” message appears. Data must			ToStartRecording.
		back.	ENTER				Data***
					`3PlaybackDataDCLFunctionListWhenMemoryIsFuStops***Recording21)ViewDataAutomaticallyData.~

function is similar to View Data except the data displayed has b en p evi- ously-recorded.

Select Playback Data from the DCL recording does not exist in the Scan

be recorded first before it can be played

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