Actron 9640 Entire Data List, Custom Data List, Yes, « MIL Status Abslt TPS% ` Enginerpm

Using The Scan Tool

Entire Data List

The Entire Data List shows all supported parameter identification (PID) data for the vehicle being tested. When the scan tool makes a recording, the data from all supported PIDs are stored in the scan tool.

Custom Data List

The Custom Data List allows you to select certain PIDs from the Entire Data List, such as those PIDs that pertain to a specific driveability symptom or system. The scan tool asks if you want to view the instructions.

Select Data To View

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View Instructions

For Creating Custom

Data List?

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Once in the Custom Data List menu, follow the instructions described below. A « symbol will be displayed next to all selected PIDs. Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to scroll through the list.

Select Custom List
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•Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to move up and down through the list.

•UP arrow: Moves the cursor up the data list.

•DOWN arrow: Moves the cursor down the data list.

•RIGHT arrow: Selects or deselects a data parameter. All selected data values are marked with « symbol.

•LEFT arrow: Deselects all marked data parameters.

•ENTER key: Starts playing back data, recording data, or displaying selected data parameters.

Once in the Custom Data List selection screens, follow the instructions described above to build a Custom Data List. Data parameters or Parameter Identification Data (PID) will follow in alphabetical order.

When you are done selecting the PIDs, press the ENTER key to view selected PID values. Press the BACK key twice to return to the Select Data To View menu.

View Data Setup

View Data Setup changes the number of lines shown on the screen. Selecting fewer lines provides faster update speeds. The default is four-line display.

Select Data To View
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