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2. 6 Update The Update function is used to connect the scan tool to the update server and update the software if necessary When you click on Update from the Home Screen Figure 1 8 on page 7 the Update screen appears as shown below Update Installed Programs Dick on hpdsiej install o select the piogiamiis and start to begin the updating process Engh F Name Version State Size MB Follun Ng O BUGATTI V3 01 ly Need To Insta Install elp Select Al C JAGUAR v30 Install 17 26 Helg C MAYBACH v5 00 Need T ta Install 46 86 Help C BENZ V500 Nee sta Install 46 85 Help O RENAULT V202 Ne ta Install 14 75 Help O HONDA V400 Need To Insta Install 10 94 Hels O OPEL v500 Need To Insta Install 5 99 Help M ALFA V1 00 N T ta Install 689 Hel v Figure 1 16 Update Screen 7 Setup Help Functions When you click on Setup Help from the Home Screen Figure 1 8 on page 7 the Setup Help screen appears as shown below Setup Help D Eg METRIC European v Network Unit Asian C4 vo Remote desk Data Manager Update Power off Figure 1 17 Setup Help Screen This screen contains options for viewing information about the scan tool and adjusting default settings for the scan tool as follows 12 e Wi Fi sets up the Wi Fi network e Network sets up the Ethernet network e Unit sets the unit of measure e Date Time sets the date and time e Language sets the d
3. Operating System Windows CE Processor ARM9 ARM7 dual processor Memory 4 Gigabyte SD card Display 7 TFT 800 480 dpi colour display with Resistive touch panel Communications 10 100 Ethernet Port 802 11 b g Wireless LAN Input Voltage 8 0 32 0V power provided via vehicle battery Operating Temperature 0 to 60 C 32 to 140 F Storage Temperature 10 to 70 C 14 to 158 F Printer Interface Wi Fi USB Ethernet Dimension 282mm 11 10 164mm 6 42 60mm 2 36 Unit Weight 1 1kg 2 951b Protocols ISO 9141 2 K L lins Flashing code SAE J1850 VPW SAE J1850 PWM CAN ISO 11898 ISO 15765 4 High speed Middle speed Low speed and Single wire CAN 1 3 Software Descriptions This section describes the software currently available for the scan tool 1 3 1 Operating System Software The operating system 1s Microsoft Windows CE Embedded When you turn the scan tool on the software provides fast boot up and an icon based application home screen 1 3 2 Scan Tool Software Installation Updates The scan tool software must be installed before the tool can be used The software is preinstalled into the SD card included The software can be downloaded and updated via the Update program of the scan tool For complete instructions refer to Chapter VI Software Update page 65 1 3 3 Software Applications Overview When you turn on the scan tool the H
4. User s Manual Vehicle Health Check Eai i Vehicle Health Check Automotive Diagnostics amp Analysis System IMPORTANT NOTICES IMPORTANT Before operating or maintaining this unit please read this manual carefully paying extra attention to the safety warnings and precautions AN www audatexvehiclehealthcheck com A sales 44 0 118 923 5667 Technical 44 0 118 923 5777 M salesdesk audatex co uk servicedesk audatex co uk For technical assistance in all other markets contact your Audatex agent COPYRIGHTS No part of this manual may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic mechanical photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission of Audatex DISCLAIMER All information illustrations and specifications in this manual are based on the latest information available at the time of publication Audatex reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice Further Audatex shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for incidental or consequential damages including lost profits All software screens shown in this manual are examples Actual test screens vary for each vehicle being tested Contents IVIPORTAN TE NOTICES aieiaa aaa aari Sa aa aani a aaa 1 SABE TY INFORMATION enaisi I ia GNUROGUCOOR ssc fos essdet tences cecnetesedeaseadereiwcacedebutasesenncaterstenisareaeceiadesoiavenueniacsbosacert
5. 23 JAGUAR MAYBACH BENZ RENAULT HONDA OPEL ALFA Figure 6 1 Update through scan tool Main Screen E NOTE If the scan tool fails to log on the updating process then please consult your Internet administrator and or adjust Internet settings To check the Internet status you can try logging on a website on the scan tool 6 Inthe Update window select the items you want to install Usually you should install all available updates Generally there are two ways to update programs Batch updating Select the programs that you would update by clicking on the check boxes to the left of those items Then click the START button on the right side of screen We recommend that you only update those files that require an updating Please note that an UPDATE ALL command will take over 6 hours to complete Check the updating process by observing the upper left progress bar downloading and upper right progress bar installing You may also find progress information in the STATE column of updated items showing as follows 66 Update V3 25 18 jasen BUGATTI JAGUAR MAYBACH BENZ RENAULT HONDA OPEL ALFA Figure 6 2 Program being updated You could click the STOP button on the right side of screen at anytime to suspend all progress and the state of those suspended items will change to STOPPED To resume updating process you may need to select those suspended items again and the
6. Abarth V0 99 VALI Afa VO 99 lt gt VS Daca V1 0 EU Ford V2 01 01 Fiat V0 99 Land Rover V2 01 MINI V3 02 ao SAAB V1 00 SMART V1 01 Seat V2 04 Figure 1 10 European Screen This screen contains options for using the diagnostic software applications for European vehicles 4 Asian When you click on Asian from the Home Screen Figure 1 8 on page 7 the Asian screen appears as shown in the example below ISUZU ISUZU V1 00 Data Manager TA S Update Setup Help Power off Mitsubishi v2 02 D D Acura V3 01 G D Infinkti v2 02 DAEWOO v1 00 HONDA v3 01 Hyundai V2 11 Lexus V1 04 01 Mazda V2 01 01 esee Soon V1 Nissan Subaru V1 01 Toyota V1 6 Figure 1 11 Asian Screen 9 This screen contains options for using the diagnostic software applications for Asian vehicles 5 Data Manager When you click on Data Manager from the Home screen Figure 1 8 on page 7 the Data Manager screen appears as shown below Data Manager ee European PlayBack DataLogging jrowsePicture Asian Data Manager Update Setup Help Power off Figure 1 12 Data Manager Screen a Playback Function The Playback function allows you to view data recorded with various functions It also allows you to save and delete recorded files For details refer to Chapter IV Data Manager page 50 When you click on the Playback icon from the Data Manager Screen Figure 1 12 t
7. VSV actuator and etc to operate without parts removal Performing the Active Tests as the first step of troubleshooting is one method to shorten labour time 40 E NOTE Active Test is also known as Actuator Test Actuation Activation and etc To carry out an Active Test please follow these steps 1 Follow the instructions in Section 3 1 Test Startup and Vehicle Connection to display the Function Menu screen ABS or ESP ECU 1 ECU Information 2 Read Codes 3 Erase Codes 4 Live Data 5 Actuators Test Figure 3 43 Function Menu Screen 2 Select Active Test and a list of possible tests appears Actuators Test ABS ASR recirculation pump Left front intake solenoid valve Right front intake solenoid valve Left rear intake solenoid valve Right rear intake solenoid valve Left front output solenoid valve Right front output solenoid valve Left rear output solenoid valve Figure 3 44 Active Tests List Screen 3 Select a test and the scan tool will display an information screen of Are you sure you want to start Click on Start to continue or Esc to exit 4 The scan tool may display information during and after the test The 41 IMPORTANT Make sure that the components to be tested are not physically damaged and are well assembled A WARNING Please stop repairing the components to be tested before the test starts and keep a certain distance during the test information varies by vehi
8. to save the picture with the same descriptions as the last picture 5 The scan tool displays an information screen indicating the file name and storage location 6 Click on Esc to return to the Data Manager screen To view a previously taken picture please follow these steps 1 Follow the instructions in the General Procedures page 56 to display the Data Manager screen and click on the Screen Capture icon to access the Screen Capture program Or Click on the camera icon in the upper right corner of the screen to access the Screen Capture Program 2 Click on the Recent Images function bar for the screen to show as below Delete Delete All Figure 4 7 Screen Capture Recent Images 3 Click on the screen to zoom in the picture to full screen and click again to zoom out 4 Use the Prev or Next buttons to view the previous or next pictures 5 Use the Delete button to delete the picture being displayed or use the Delete All button to delete all pictures stored 55 5 System Setup The System Setup functions allow you to adjust default setting and view information about the VHC 5 1 General Procedures To access the System Setup functions please carefully follow the steps below 1 Ensure that the scan tool is connected to a power source and the power LED light is illuminated 2 Press the ON OFF button to turn on the scan tool and wait for the home screen to appear 3 Click on Setup Help T
9. dry clean free from oil water or grease Use a mild detergent on a clean cloth to clean the outside of the scan tool when necessary Do not drive the vehicle and operate the scan tool at the same time Refer to the manufacturer s service manual for the vehicle being serviced and adhere to all diagnostic procedures and precautions Failure to do so could result in personal injury or otherwise unneeded repair To avoid damaging the scan tool or generating false data make sure the vehicle battery is fully charged and the connection to the vehicle DLC is clean and secure Do not place the scan tool on the distributor of a vehicle Strong electro magnetic interference can damage the scan tool 1 Introduction 1 1 Product Overview The Vehicle Health Check Diagnostic System is an easy to use scan tool which features simple touch screen navigation It is designed to enable independent body shops to carry out automotive diagnostics and re sets in their own workshops without relying on third party suppliers Vehicle Health Check has a memory card that contains the operating system and scan software applications It can help you diagnose symptoms codes and errors quickly and efficiently by reading diagnostic trouble codes and viewing live data streams freeze frame data and vehicle information from the vehicle s ECUs You can save recorded data readings and capture an image of the current screen information 1 2 Component Descriptio
10. function allows you to view data stream snapshots 99 automatically recorded by the ECU that show actual data values at the time when DTC s occurred 45 The data can be saved to the SD card Freeze Frame DTC that caused required freeze frame P1633 data storage Fuel system 1 status Fuel System 2 status Calculated Load Value Engine Coolant Temperature Short Term Fuel Trim Bank 1 Short Term Fuel Trim Bank 3 Figure 3 50 OBD H Freeze Frame Screen 6 I M Readiness I M Readiness function is used to check the operations of the emission systems It is an excellent function to use prior to having a vehicle inspected for compliance to a state emissions program Some latest vehicle models may support two types of I M Readiness tests A Since DTCs Cleared indicates status of monitors since the DTCs are erased B This Drive Cycle indicates status of monitors since the beginning of the current drive cycle Since DTCs cleared a Q Malfunction Indicator Lamp MIL Status OFF 5 Misfire Monitoring Fuel system Monitoring Comprehensive component Monitoring Catalyst Monitoring Heated Catalyst Monitoring Evaporative system Monitoring Secondary air system Monitoring AJC system refrigerant Monitoring Oxygen sensor Monitoring Oxygen sensor heater Monitoring EGR system Monitoring Figure 3 51 OBD H I M Readiness Screen 46 7 O2 Mon Test The O2 Monitor Test function allows retrieval and viewing
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12. 2 Enter the Vehicle Information and Select the System to Be Tested NOTE The screens shown below in this User s Manual are examples The screens actually appear vary by vehicle There are generally 2 ways to enter the vehicle information 1 Selecting the correct option step by step 2 Acquiring the VIN Use the following procedures to enter the Vehicle Information 1 Press the On Off button to turn the scan tool on and wait for the Home screen to appear European Asian Data Manager Update Setup Help Power off Figure 3 11 Home Screen 21 2 Select the vehicle manufacturer group This displays the vehicle manufacturer screen USA European Asian Data Manager Update Setup Help Power off Data Manager Update Setup Help Figure 3 12 Vehicle Manufacture Group Screens 3 With the Vehicle Information screen displayed you can enter the vehicle information either by selecting the correct option step by step or acquiring the vehicle VIN manually or automatically 1 Select Vehicle By Read VIN 2 Select Vehicle By Enter VIN Figure 3 13 Selecting the Option or Acquiring VIN E NOTE For some vehicles like VW Audi Seat and Nissan you do not need to enter the vehicle information before you select the diagnostic testing For most others you must enter the vehicle information before you can do any testing For vehicles like BENZ both selecting the option manually and acquirin
13. 3 Select an item to adjust 4 Follow any on screen instructions 5 For detailed instructions refer to Chapter V System Setup page 56 2 3 Test Startup and Vehicle Connection Step 1 Connect the Cable Step 2 Enter the Vehicle information Step 3 Select the Diagnostic Function For details please refer to Section 3 1 Test Startup and Vehicle Connection page 16 15 3 Diagnostics Applications 3 1 Test Startup and Vehicle Connection 3 1 1 Step 1 Connect the Cable The method used to connect the VHC scan tool to a vehicle s DLC depends on the vehicle s configuration as follows e A vehicle equipped with an On Board Diagnostics Two OBD I vehicle management system supplies both communication and 12 volt power through a standardized J 1962 data link connection DLC e A vehicle not equipped with an OBD II system supplies communication through a DLC connection and sometimes supplies 12 volt power through the cigarette lighter receptacle or a connection to the battery a OBD II Vehicle Cable Connection This type of connection generally requires the 15 pin main cable and an OBD II adapter To connect the 15 pin main cable please follow these steps e Locate the required OBD II adapter and connect it into the 15 pin male connector of the main cable Figure 3 1 OBD I Adapter Connection to the DB15 Main Cable e Connect the cable s 15 pin female adapter to the DB 15 pin port on the top of the scan tool
14. 64 Sotware Update apine a 65 6 1 Update the Scan Tool Software through the Scan Tool 65 6 2 View or Delete Programs 1 000 000 0000 cccssescccccceceeeseeeecceeeeaaaseeeceeeeas 68 6 3 Quick Troubleshooting Tips for Software Update 00 69 Maintenance Warranty amp ServiCe ssseeccccsssccceccossssccecccssssceccosssssscecossssssee 71 7 1 Cleaning the Touch Screen ccccccccccccccceccaeseeeecceeeeaaaeeeeeeeeees 71 7 2 Cleaning and Inspecting the Unit 0 0 ccc ccccccceceeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 71 7 3 Quick Troubleshooting Tips 0cccccccc cece cesssseeeeceeeesaeeeeeeeeeeees 71 7 4 Definitions of Navigation Buttons 0 cc cececcccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeens 72 Ts Seryice Proced reS a aE E ER 72 kod echnical ServiCe dei dateateaend eet aad T2 TS 2 Repair Servite rete elite E elie eee 73 has Order MOT AVA OU ose hs acai posse asin i retusa iariain 73 L Warr a ya a ae a a 73 SAFETY INFORMATION A DANGER When an engine is operating keep the service area WELL VENTILATED or attach a building exhaust removal system to the engine exhaust system Engines produce carbon monoxide an odorless poisonous gas that causes slower reaction time and can lead to serious personal injury or loss of life SAFETY DEFINITIONS Follow all DANGER WARNING IMPORTANT and NOTE messages in this manual These safety messages are defined as follows A DANGER o
15. 8 11 Modules Present The Modules Present function allows you to view module IDs and communication protocols of OBD II modules in the vehicle Modules Present ID SAE J1850 PWM Figure 3 56 OBD I Modules Present Screen 12 DTC Lookup The DTC Lookup function allows you to search for definitions of DTCs stored in built in DTC library DTC Lookup P0000 Only PCBU can be the first letter to be put in Only 0 9 a f A F for the rest letters Figure 3 57 OBD H DTC Lookup Screen 49 4 Data Manager The Data Manager functions allow you to playback saved data recordings as well as accessing the programs of Data Logging and Screen Capture 4 1 General Procedures To access the Data Manager functions please follow these steps L Ensure that the scan tool is connected to a power source and the power LED light is illuminated Press the On Off button to turn on the scan tool wait for the home screen to appear Click on Data Manager and wait for the Data Manager screen to show USA European Asian Update Setup Help Power off Figure 4 1 Data Manager Screen Select a function Playback Data Logging Screen Capture NOTE The amount of files that can be saved in Data Manager depends on the space available in the SD card 50 4 2 Play Back The Playback function allows you to view data saved It also allows you to save and delete recorded files 1 Follow the instructions in th
16. Fast Ethernet Adapter Settings IP Address Name Servers An IP address can be Obtain an IP address via DHCP auUtOMatically assigned CO THIS aesssssssnsnsnntntnsensnsassne computer If your network Specify an IP address does not automatically assign IP addr ask your network IP Address 192 168 0 225 administrator for an address Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 and then type it in the space provided Default Gateway 192 168 0 1 Figure 5 4 Network 4 Do one of the following to set up IP address e If the local network will automatically assign an IP address to a device select Obtain an IP address via DHCP e If an IP address is not assigned automatically select Specify an IP address obtain the address from the network administrators and enter it in the space 5 Click on OK to save your configuration and exit 59 5 4 Unit The Unit function allows you to adjust units of measurement 1 Follow the instructions in the General Procedures page 56 to display the Setup Help screen 2 Click on the Unit icon and wait for Unit window to pop up 3 Select Metric for the metric units of measure or select English for the English units of measure Metric English Figure 5 5 Unit 4 Click on OK to save your configuration and exit or click Cancel to exit without saving changes 5 5 Date Time The Date Time function allows you to set time and date 1 Follow the in
17. Fingers tighten the connecting screws 16 Figure 3 2 Main Cable Connection to the Scan Tool E NOTE Extension cable can be used between the scan tool and the 15 pin main cable e Connect the cable s OBD II adapter into the vehicle s DLC located under the vehicle dash _ Figure 3 3 OBD I Cable Connection to Vehicle DLC b Non OBD II Vehicle Cable Connection There can be three possible conditions for Non OBD II Vehicle Cable Connection 1 DLC connection supplies both communication and power 2 DLC connection supplies communication and power is to be supplied via cigarette lighter connection 3 DLC connection supplies communication 17 and power is to be supplied through cable connection to vehicle battery This type of connection generally requires the vehicle specific OBD I adapter and the 15 pin main cable To connect the DB15 main cable or another similar cable please follow these steps 1 Locate the required OBD I adapter and connect the adapter s 15 pin adapter to the cable s 15 pin male adapter Figure 3 4 OBD I Adapter Connection to the DB15 Main Cable 2 Connect the cable s 15 pin female adapter to the DB15 port on the top of the scan tool Fingers tighten the connecting screws Figure 3 5 Main Cable Connection to the Scan Tool 3 Connect the main cable s OBD I adapter into the vehicle s DLC 18 Figure 3 6 Main Cable Connection to Vehicle DLC If the DLC connection do
18. Screen 2 Read Codes Reading Codes can be done with the key on engine off KOEO or with the key on engine running KOER This function allows you to view the stored codes and pending codes detected The data can be saved to the SD card 44 3 Erase Codes The Erase Codes function allows you to delete diagnostic trouble codes Freeze Frame data and manufacturer specific enhanced data from the vehicle s on board computer and resets the I M Readiness Monitor Status for all vehicle monitors to Not Ready or Not Complete status This function is performed with key on engine off KOEO Do not start the engine 4 Live Data The Live Data function allows you to view real time PID data from ECU Live data can be displayed in four styles text graph graph merge and analog gauge The data can be saved to the SD card Complete List Graph Graph merge 5 Ignition Timing Advanece for 1 Cylinder Intake Air Temperature Air Flow Rate from Mass Air Flow Sensor Absolute Throttle Position Location of Oxygen Sensors Oxygen Sensor Output Voltage Bank 1 Sensor 2 Short Term Fuel Trim Bank 1 Sensor 2 OBD requirements to which vehicle is designed Equivalence Ratio lambda Bank 1 Sensor 1 Oxygen Sensor Current Bank 1 Sensor 1 39 0 00 Print 16 1 Pause B1S12 B2S 0 460 To Top 99 2 OBD amp OBDII Pg Up 0 996 0 016 Figure 3 49 OBD I Live Data Screen Freeze Frame Freeze Frames
19. ation of Oxygen Sensors Oxygen Sensor Output Voltage Bank 1 Sensor 2 Short Term Fuel Trim Bank 1 Sensor 2 OBD requirements to which vehicle is designed Equivalence Ratio lambda Bank 1 Sensor 1 Oxygen Sensor Current Bank 1 Sensor 1 Graph merge Print Pause B1S12 B2S 0 460 To Top 99 2 OBD amp OBDII Pg Up 0 996 0 016 Figure 3 31 Live Data Screen Digital Display You can change the display of the lines as follows e Ifthe reading is a word usually a switch reading such as On Off OK etc the display can only be in word format e If the reading is a number usually a sensor reading such as 1 1 V 23 3 Amps etc then you can change the data display to either a graph or an 34 analog gauge b About Graph Display If the data reading is a number usually a sensor reading such as 14 4 V 1 1 V or 23 Amps you can use the Graph Graph Merge function buttons to display the data in graph format For example see Figures 3 32 and 3 33 Complete List ale Text WS Caph merge Analog i lt yoer t taqe a 4 Complete List alo Text Graph Analog Oxygen Sensor Current Bank 1 t bd Figure 3 33 Live Data Screen Graph Merge Display c About Analog Display If the data reading can be displayed as a graph see Figures 3 32 and 3 33 you can use the Analog function button to display the data as an analog gauge Up to two gauges can be displayed on one screen 35 Co
20. cle A ABS ASR recirculation pump Operation completed ABS ASR recirculation pump Listen to the noise of the relay Z Figure 3 45 Active Test Information Screens 3 6 Generic OBD II Functions The OBD II Diagnostics function is a fast access option that allows you to carry out a quick test on the engine system of OBD II vehicles 3 6 1 General Procedures To access the ODBII diagnostics functions please follow these steps li 2 Power up the screen to display the home screen Figure 1 8 on page 7 Click on the OBD II icon The scan tool displays a System Status screen that describes the basic status of the vehicle Click on OK and wait for the Diagnostic Menu to appear 42 Read Codes Erase Codes Live Data Freeze Frame I M Readiness O2 Mon Test 8 On Board Mon Test Figure 3 46 OBD Diagnostic Menu Screen 4 Select a function by clicking on it once e System Status e Read Codes e Erase Codes e Live Data e Freeze Frame e I M Readiness e Q2 Mon Test e On Board Mon Test e Component Test e Vehicle Info e Modules Present e DTC Lookup EANOTE Some functions are supported only on certain vehicle makes 43 3 6 2 Functions Description 1 System Status The System Status function allows you to view system status of the vehicle being tested System Status Codes Found Monitors N A Monitors OK Monitors INC Figure 3 47 OBD H System Status
21. depending on the type of data on a line changes the view of a selected line from digital to graphical or analog e Record Data records the data for viewing again at a later time e To Top moves a selected data item to the top of the screen 1 Text Graph Graph Merge Analog The Text Graph Graph Merge Analog function allows you to change the display type of the data on the Live Data screen Depending on the type of data on the screen you can change the data from digital to a graphical or analog gauge display 33 Complete List Graph Ignition Timing Advanece for 1 Cylinder Intake Air Temperature Air Flow Rate from Mass Air Flow Sensor Absolute Throttle Position Location of Oxygen Sensors Oxygen Sensor Output Vollage Bank 1 Sensor 2 Short Term Fuel Trim Bank 1 Sensor 2 OBD requirements to which vehicle is designed Equivalence Ratio lambda Bank 1 Sensor 1 Oxygen Sensor Current Bank 1 Sensor 1 Graph merge Print Pause B1512 B25 46 0 460 To Top 99 2 OBD amp OBDI Pg Up 0 996 0 016 Figure 3 30 Live Data Screen To change the display click on the Digital Graph Graph Merge Analog function buttons a About Digital Display When the data is displayed as Digital its reading is a word or a number as shown below Complete List Graph Ignition Timing Advanece for 1 Cylinder Intake Air Temperature Air Flow Rate from Mass Air Flow Sensor Absolute Throttle Position Loc
22. e General Procedures page 56 to display the Data Manager screen 2 Click on the Playback icon and wait for the Playback screen to show tt Playback a 1 Start New Session All other 2002 MY Equipped Equipped Control Unit PCM Powertrain Control Module Read Codes KOEO Key on engine off On Demand Self Test Ford 03 24 2011 08 41 56 2 Start New Session All other Equipped Live Data Mazda 03 23 2011 10 34 36 3 Start New Session All other Read Codes Mazda 03 23 2011 10 34 36 Figure 4 2 Playback Screen 3 Select the data you wish to view by clicking on it 4 Click on Esc to return to the previous screen after viewing the data 5 To delete data click on the Delete button on the Playback screen and a Delete screen will display Select the data to delete and click on OK 4 3 Data Logging The built in data logger records communication data and ECU info when tests fail The data can be saved and reported to us We will then where possible create a fix to form part of a future update To record and send the logging file please follow these steps 1 Make sure that the scan tool is connected to the Internet If not please refer to the Section 5 2 Wi Fi or the Section 5 3 Network page 59 2 Click on the disc icon in the upper right corner to display the data logging menu during a diagnostic process when necessary 51 Codes Found Monitors N A Monitors OK Monitors INC Figure 4 3 Data Lo
23. e icon appears in the upper left corner of the screen Clicking once leads to the home screen of the scan tool The question mark icon appears in the upper left corner of the screen Clicking once leads to the website of www audatexvehcileheathcheck com The camera icons appear in the upper right corner of the screen Clicking once leads to screen capture The Internet icon appears in the upper right corner of the screen Clicking once leads to the internet surfer The signal icon appears in the upper right corner of the screen The icon indicates the status of WLAN settings and it is green when the scan tool is connected to W1 F1 The computer icon appears in the upper right corner of the screen The icon indicates the status of Ethernet The Red Cross disappears when the scan tool is connected to wire network The disc icon appears in the upper right corner of the screen Clicking once leads to the data logging menu The computer and radar icon appears in the upper right corner of the screen Clicking once leads to the remote desk settings The Red Cross disappears when the remote desk function is engaged 7 5 Service Procedures 7 5 1 Technical Service If you have any questions on the operation of the product please Call 44 0 118 923 5777 or email servicedesk audatex co uk Visit our website at www audatexvehiclehealthcheck com 72 1 5 2 Repair Service If it becomes necessary to return the scan tool for re
24. efault language for the scan tool software e Backlight adjusts the backlight of the screen e Beep sets the beep of the scan tool e Touch calibrates the touch screen e Remote Desk sets the remote desk e About provides information about the scan tool such as software version operating system software version hardware version product serial No etc For more information refer to Chapter V System Setup page 56 13 2 Getting Started 2 1 Power up the Scan Tool Before using the scan tool you must provide power to the scan tool There are two methods for providing power to the scan tool e AC DC external power adapter e Cable connection to vehicle During vehicle testing power for the scan tool is usually provided through the vehicle cable connection When the scan tool is not connected to a vehicle the scan tool can be powered with an AC DC external power adapter Figure 2 1 Power Adapter Connection to the Scan Tool 2 2 Adjust Default Settings Use the Setup Help functions to adjust default settings for the scan tool as follows 1 Power up the scan tool press the On Off button to turn the scan tool on and wait for the Home Screen to appear 2 Click on Setup Help to display the Setup Help screen as shown below 14 Setup Help EN METRIC mi European Ni A C V Network Unit K Asian US 7 Backlight Touch Data Manager Power off Figure 2 2 Setup Help Screen
25. es not supply power to the scan tool connection to the cigarette lighter receptacle will be needed Please follow these steps 1 Connect the cigarette lighter with the scan tool Figure 3 7 Cigarette Lighter Connection to the Scan Tool 2 Connect the cable s power plug into the vehicle s cigarette lighter receptacle 19 Figure 3 8 Plug into the Vehicle s Cigarette Lighter Receptacle E NOTE The vehicle s DLC is not always located under the dash as shown above E NOTE Some adapters may have more than one adapter or may have test leads instead of an adapter Whatever the case make the required connections to the vehicle s DLC If the cigarette lighter connection does not provide power either connection to the vehicle s battery is necessary Follow these steps 1 Connect the cigarette lighter to the clipper cable Figure 3 9 Connection between Cigarette Lighter and Clipper Cable 2 Connect the clipper cable to the vehicle s battery E NOTE The vehicle s battery is usually located beside the engine E NOTE Please connect the red clipper to the terminal and the black clipper to the terminal 20 A WARNING The clippers might be hot after use Be careful not to be burnt You can conveniently obtain power supply through power adaptor connection to the scan tool if any power socket is within reach Figure 3 10 Power Adapter Connection to the Scan Tool 3 1 2 Step
26. etently resolve any mechanical or electrical faults that have given rise to the generation of the fault code s To Erase DTCs please follow these steps 1 With the Function Menu screen displayed click on Erase Codes This displays an instruction screen 2 Follow the instructions on each screen that appears until the procedure is complete 3 When finished use the Esc button to return to previous screens 4 Check the codes again If any codes remain repeat the Erase Codes steps 3 3 Live Data The Live Data function allows you to view live data from a vehicle s electronic control unit ECU This section describes how to use the Live Data function 3 3 1 Basic Live Data Procedure To use the Live Data function please follow these steps l Follow the instructions in Section 3 1 Test Startup and Vehicle Connection page 16 to display the Function Menu screen 31 Function Menu 2 Erase Codes 3 Live Data 4 Active Test Figure 3 28 Function Menu Screen 2 Click on Live Data This displays the Live Data screen F NOTE Optionally you can use Custom Live Data and select specific live data items for viewing For details refer to the Sub Section 3 3 3 Custom Live Data page 38 Complete List Graph Graph merge A Ignition Timing Advanece for 1 Cylinder intake Air Temperature Air Flow Rate from Mass Air Flow Sensor Absolute Throttle Position 16 1 Location of Oxygen Sensors B1S12 862S Oxyge
27. g the VIN are available for you to enter the vehicle 22 information Do one of the following To select the correct option step by step go to step 4 and then step 6 To acquire the vehicle VIN manually or automatically go to step 5 and then step 6 To select the correct option step by step do the following Select the vehicle manufacturer This displays the options for you to choose from Vehicle Se ST oy ft Vehicle Specification 1 2001 MY 2 1999 MY 3 2000 MY fy Traction Assist lt lt lt 1 Not Equipped 2 Equipped f Air Conditioning 1 Equipped 2 Not Equipped EGR system Figure3 14 Selecting Vehicle Information Screens On each screen that appears select the correct option Do this until the complete vehicle information is entered as shown in Step 6 To acquire the vehicle VIN manually or automatically do the following Select VIN acquisition This displays the VIN acquisition screen which 23 may contain two options for you to choose automatic acquisition or manual acquisition e Select either automatic acquisition or manual acquisition to acquire the VIN Select by entering VIN DB2030611A123456REe Enter VIN as a 17 digit code Example 1 Deutsch WDB2110611A000123 Example 2 USA WDBNG70J02A123456 ese ea Fa Fa iea s ro 7 Faf Fo eto rua and en fre 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 es relalwielritlylulilelel tii jzals d flolh ii ki i
28. gging Menu 3 Click on Start data logging a dialog box will display File Name File Detail Figure 4 4 Data Logging Dialog Box 4 Use the soft keyboard to put in File Name and File detail and click on OK The scan tool will start to record the communication process with the vehicle being tested B NOTE For a better resolution of your problem please put detailed descriptions of any problem encountered in the File Detail box 5 Click on the disc icon in the upper right corner to display the data logging menu and click on Stop data logging to stop recording 6 Do one of the following 52 e Click on Report from the data logging menu to enter the Data Logging screen Or e Follow the instructions in the General Procedures to display the Data Manager screen Click on the Data Logging icon to enter the Data Logging screen rary Please select menu 1 Select one Vehicle 2 Delete Logging file 3 Delete All Vehicle Figure 4 5 Data Logging Select Data 7 Click on Select one Vehicle 8 Select a log file If the log file has been recorded during an OBD II quick test please select EOBD 9 Select the data logging file you saved and click on the Send button to send it to the Audatex service desk 10 Click on Esc to return to the previous screen To delete a data logging file please follow these steps 1 Follow the instructions in the General procedures page 56 to display t
29. he Data Manager screen 2 Click on the Data Logging icon to enter the Data Logging screen 3 To delete all data logging files e Click on Delete All Vehicles e An information screen of Are you sure to delete all vehicles displays 53 e Click on Yes to delete all data logging files reserved or click on No to exit 4 To delete one or some of the data logging files e Click on Delete Logging File e Select a test e Select the file s you want to delete and click on OK e An information screen of Are you sure to delete displays Click on Yes to confirm 4 4 Screen Capture The Screen Capture function allows you to take a picture of the test screen to record visible items displayed on the monitor To take a picture please follow these steps 1 Click on the camera icon in the upper right corner of the screen if you want to take a picture of the displaying screen Figure 4 6 Screen Capture Screen 2 Click on the File Name space and wait for the soft keyboard to pop up use the soft keyboard to modify the file name if necessary P NOTE The Adding Detail area can be left blank 3 Click on the Adding Detail space and wait for the soft keyboard to pop up use the soft keyboard to put in explanations to the picture 54 4 Click on Save to save the picture Detailed description of the last picture saved will be shown in the Old Details space Please click on Save with Old Detail
30. he Playback screen appears as shown below Playback Start New Session All other 2002 MY Equipped Equipped Control Unit PCM Powertrain Control Module Read Codes KOEO Key on engine off On Demand Self Test Ford 03 24 2011 08 41 56 Start New Session All other Equipped Live Data Mazda 03 23 2011 10 34 36 Start New Session All other Read Codes Mazda 03 23 2011 10 34 36 Figure 1 13 Playback Screen 10 b Data Logging Data logging is the process of recording events in order to provide a collection of data that can be used to diagnose vehicle communication problems When you click on the Data Logging icon from the Data Manager Screen Figure 1 12 the Data Logging screen appears as shown below A Please select menu 1 Select one Vehicle 2 Delete Logging file 3 Delete All Vehicle Figure 1 14 Data Logging Screen For details refer to Chapter IV Data Manager page 50 c Screen Capture The Screen Capture function is used to take an image by the scan tool to record the visible items displayed on the monitor The screen shots can be used to demonstrate a particular problem a user might be having so that he can show the output to a customer support engineer for help When you select the Screen Capture icon from the Data Manager screen Figure 1 12 the Screen Capture screen appears as shown below Figure 1 15 Screen Capture Screen 11 For details refer to Chapter IV Data Manager page 50
31. he UNINSTALL button in the line of your would be deleted program A window asking Are you sure to delete the software will pop up for your confirmation 3 27 10 19 2 ninstal i i l Ea S 27 13 36 1 Uninstall l e E wana coum 7 v Ea 1 Uninstall Figure 6 6 Delete the program Click on Yes to delete the program s selected or on No to cancel the action The deleted program will automatically add to the end of program list in the UPDATE page in case you would like to install again Theoretically all programs in latest versions will be automatically compatible with the older versions but if your scan tool does have a 68 compatibility problem and wants to retrieve the older version for some programs you may need to delete them first then install the older version again Choose older version from the pull down menu of program version C EE ries roon c Chick on update jnstall select the pogands and stat to begin the updating process A Totat1821 MB Name Version State Size MB Froe 569 MB T BUGATTI V301 m Need To Insta install 3 72 Help peels JAGUAR f nsta instal 17 26 Hel MAYBACH v5 00 edT t instal 46 85 Hel O BENZ V500 Need Tolnsta instal 46 85 Help M RENAULT V202 M Nei ta hstal 14 75 Help C HONDA v4 00 Nec nsta install 10 94 Help E OPEL V500 Nee t instal 5 98 Help ALFA v1 00 Nee ta install 6 63 Hel Figure 6 7 Select software
32. hen the VHC is switched on 1 2 2 Memory Card Figure 1 5 Memory Card into Scan Tool Slot The memory card contains the scan tool s operating software and applications DO NOT REMOVE THE MEMORY CARD WHEN THE VHC SWITCHED ON 3 1 2 3 DLC Cables Adapters and other Accessories 1 DLC Cables The Vehicle Health Check VHC unit can be powered through the DLC cable when connected to an OBD II vehicle The DLC cable connects the scan tool to the vehicle s data link connector DLC An optional extension cable may also be used Figure 1 6 DLC Cable 2 OBD I Adapters The OBD I adapters are for Non OBD II vehicles The adapters used depend on the type of vehicle make being tested The most common adapters are shown below Toyota 23 Toyota 17 Mazda 17 Mitsubishi Hyundai 12 16 Benz 38 Figure 1 7 OBD I Adapters 3 Other Accessories RS232 Serial Cable Connects the scan tool to the Ethernet network USB Cable Connects peripheral devices such as portable USB Drivers AC DC External Power Adapter 5 Connects the scan tool to the External DC Power Port for external power supply y Cigarette Lighter N I Provides power to the scan tool through connection to the KE vehicle s cigarette lighter receptacle as some non OBD II vehicles cannot provide power to the scan tool via DLC connection SD Card Reader Allows files on the SD card to be accessed to a PC 1 2 4 Technical Specifications
33. his displays the Setup Help screen USA European Asian Data Manager Update Power off Figure 5 1 Setup Help Screen 4 Select the item to adjust 5 Refer to the following sections e WiFi e Network e Unit e Date Time Language 56 5 2 Backlight Beep Touch Remote Desk About Wi Fi The Wi Fi function allows you to use wireless network connection on the scan tool l Follow the instructions in the General Procedures page 56 to display the Setup Help screen Click on the Wi Fi icon and wait for the WLAN Settings window to pop Config Status IP Info Preferred Networks SSID Autel China 2205 Active Networks SSID deg TP LINK o 38 amp deg chinaNet 4 o 33 dep Autel China 2205 6496 56 dip SZU_WLAN 0 87 eg Jack SZ 0 83 4 Figure 5 2 WLAN Settings Window Select the network you want to connect to in the Active Networks column and click on the Connect button Wait for an IP address to be assigned Click on OK to save your configuration and exit 57 F NOTE If no network is listed in Preferred Networks column or Active Networks column click on the button to refresh the screen If refreshing does not help you will have to add a hidden wireless network manually To add a hidden wireless network please do the following e Follow the step 1 and step 2 above in the Section 5 2 Wi Fi page 57 to display the WLAN Settings window e Clic
34. it low input TR sensor circuit High input TFT Sensor Circuit High Voltage Input Transmission Range Sensor Circuit Intermittent Torque Converter Clutch Solenoid Circuit SSA or SSPCA Shift Solenoid Electrical Circuit Open Figure 3 26 Read Codes Screen 2 Click on one of the options that may appear on the Read Codes screen e Save saves the code results for later review 3 When finished viewing the list click on the Esc button to return to previous screens E NOTE When a Benz is being tested DTC will be stored in two forms Fault Codes and Event Memory You may not see any trouble codes in the option of the Fault codes if the codes are actually stored in the Event memory Function Menu 1 Control Unit Version 2 Fault codes 4 Erase Codes 5 Actual values 6 Actuations Figure 3 27 Read Codes Example Benz 30 3 2 2 Erase Codes After reading and or reviewing the diagnostic trouble codes use the following steps to erase the codes from the vehicle If Erase Codes is not an available menu option consult the manufacturer s service manual for the correct clear code method E NOTE This Erase Codes function clears the DTCs from the selected ECU or provides instructions for how to manually clear the codes from the ECU E4 NOTE Before performing this procedure make sure the vehicle ignition key is in the On Run position with the engine off It is the engineers responsibility to comp
35. k on the IP Info function bar and then on the Config button Wait for a WLAN Settings window to pop up Use static IP address IP address Subnet mask _ Host Name WindowsCE Default gateway Domain Name DNS DNS Server 202 96 134 133 Adapter Name JAGUARGSP 1 WINS Config Status IP Info l IP Address 192 168 0 188 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Default Gateway 192 168 0 1 DHCP Server 192 168 0 1 WINS Server Lease Obt 05 31 2017 15 24 10 Lease Exp 06 02 2017 14 04 10 B Renew Ping Trace Config Figure 5 3 To Add a Wireless Network Manually e Select Use static IP address and fill in the blanks e Click on OK To remove a wireless network arrange the order of each network or edit wireless network information from the list of networks under Preferred Networks please do the following e Select the wireless network click on it and hold for a few seconds and wait for the action menu to pop up e Select the action you wish would accomplish 58 5 3 Network The Network function allows you to adjust network settings 1 Properly insert the network cable into the RS 232 Serial Port of the scan tool 2 Follow the instructions in the General Procedures page 56 to display the Setup Help screen 3 Click on the Network icon and wait for DM9000A 9010 ISA Fast Ethernet Adapter Settings window to pop up on x DM9000A 9010 ISA
36. lick once on a system for selection and click once on the function key To check the details of each system you need to click twice on the system to enter Clicking once on a system will not select an option E NOTE When exiting a system the scan tool will once again read the data and check the latest status of the system i e a trouble code has been erased in the system Wait for the reading process to complete before you make any selection or the cursor will return to the system being read 25 211 061 Auto scan tuner 29 Telephone adapter for portable CTEL Pass No Fault Telecommunication for telematics services 30 AUDIO Pass No Fault 32 On board electrical system voltage supply Fault 2 Figure 3 18 Reading Status Screen F NOTE You can save the Auto Scan information as Vehicle Record so that you will not need to follow the vehicle selection process again on the same vehicle in later tests 8 Select Control Unit and the following screen will display System Menu ABS TCS Anti Lock Brake Traction Control Module DDM Drivers Door Module FEM Front Electronic Module IC Instrument Cluster LPSDM Left Power Sliding Door Module MC Message Center Module NGSC Next Generation Speed Control Module PAM Parking Aid Module Figure 3 19 Control Unit System Menu Screen 9 Select a system to display the function menu and start testing 26 Function Menu SA ST SD 1 Read Code
37. long as they fit on the free space on the SD card To stop recording just click on the Stop function button 3 When the recording stops continue viewing live data or use the ESC button to return to previous screens 4 To view the saved data file refer to Section 4 2 Playback page 51 3 To Top The To Top function allows you to move a selected data line to the top of the Live Data screen Complete List Graph Graph merge An Ignition Timing Advanece for 1 Cylinder Intake Air Temperature Air Flow Rate from Mass Air Flow Sensor Absolute Throttle Position 16 1 Location of Oxygen Sensors B1512 B25 Oxygen Sensor Output Voltage Bank 1 Sensor 2 0 460 Short Term Fuel Trim Bank t Sensor 2 99 2 OBD requirements to which vehicle is designed OBD amp OBDI Equivalence Ratio lambda Bank 1 Sensor 1 0 996 Oxygen Sensor Current Bank 1 Sensor 1 0 016 Figure 3 36 Live Data Screen To Top Function To move a data line to the top of the screen please follow these steps 1 With the Live Data screen displayed select the line to move 2 Click on the To Top function key The selected line moves to the top of the screen 3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each line to move 37 3 3 3 Custom Live Data The Custom Live Data function allows you to select specific data items to display on the standard Live Data screen To use the Custom Live Data function please follow these steps 1 Follow the instructi
38. mplete List Graph Graph merge Print Pause Figure 3 34 Live Data Screen Analog Display 2 Record Data The Record function allows you to save data files to the SD card and then use the Playback function to view the saved files E NOTE The length of time for each frame varies per vehicle Generally one frame of data is about 1 4 of a second or 4 frames per second To record to SD Card please follow these steps 1 Follow the steps in the Sub Section 3 3 1 Basic Live Data Procedure page 31 to display the Live Data screen Complete List Graph Graph merge An Ignition Timing Advanece for 1 Cylinder 0 0 Intake Air Temperature 39 Air Flow Rate from Mass Air Flow Sensor 0 00 Absolute Throttle Position 16 1 Location of Oxygen Sensors B1512 B25 Oxygen Sensor Output Voltage Bank 1 Sensor 2 0 460 Short Term Fuel Trim Bank t Sensor 2 99 2 OBD requirements to which vehicle is designed OBD amp OBDII Equivalence Ratio lambda Bank 1 Sensor 1 0 996 Oxygen Sensor Current Bank 1 Sensor 1 0 016 Figure 3 35 Live Data Screen Record Function 36 E NOTE The recording will include all data lines in the list but not only the data viewable on the screen 2 Click on the Save function button This does the following e Temporarily shades the Save function button e Automatically records the frames of data that occur after clicking on the button B NOTE You can record any number of files as
39. n Sensor Output Voltage Bank 1 Sensor 2 0 460 To Top Short Term Fuel Trim Bank 1 Sensor 2 99 2 OBD requirements to which vehicle is designed OBD amp OBDI Pg Up Equivalence Ratio lambda Bank 1 Sensor 1 0 996 Oxygen Sensor Current Bank 1 Sensor 1 0 016 Figure 3 29 Live data Screen 3 Note the following about the Live Data screen e Fach line displays a data item e You use the PG Up and PG Down Direction buttons to scroll through the pages of data and use the stylus pen to select lines one line at a time e The screen s data updates as the software reads from the vehicle s ECU 32 Each update is called a frame of data e You can stop and start the live readings at any time by clicking on the Pause button When you stop the readings the data freezes on the screen e The function keys and options at the top and on the right of the screen allow you to perform several other functions on the screen For details refer to Sub Section 3 3 2 Live Data Functions page 33 4 When you are finished using the screen click on ESC to return to the Function Menu screen 3 3 2 Live Data Functions Functions Overview There are several functions you can use on the Live Data screen Most of the functions are activated with the function buttons at the top and on the right of the screen These functions described in detail on the next few pages include the following e Text Graph Graph Merge Analog
40. n click the START button The progress will resume from the break point When the downloading is completed the downloaded programs will be installed automatically The new version will replace the old version Single updating Find the desired updating item and click the INSTALL button in the same line With updating in progress the INSTALL button changes to STOP Check the updating process by observing the upper left progress bar downloading and upper right progress bar installing You may also find progress information in the STATE column of updated items Anytime you could click the STOP button in the line to suspend this progress and the state of this item would change to STOPPED To resume updating process click the INSTALL button in the line again The progress will resume from the break point When the downloading is completed the downloaded program will be installed automatically The new version will replace the old version 67 6 2 View or Delete Programs To view the list of installed programs or to delete an installed program please follow these steps Click on the Installed Programs tag entry and the page will show the list of programs installed Select the program s that you would delete lt Batch delete Select the programs that you would delete by clicking on the check boxes to the left of those items Then click the DELETE button on the right side of screen lt Single delete Click t
41. ns 1 2 1 Vehicle Health Check Scan Tool ae ee fe uu ten rO Figure 1 1 Vehicle Health Check Front View Figure 1 4 Vehicle Health Check Bottom View Touch Screen Display displays the menus and data screens LEDs the three light emitting diodes indicate certain system conditions e Wireless LAN Activity LED illuminates when a wireless local area network LAN is enabled flashes when data is being sent or received e Vehicle Communication LED illuminates when the scan tool is communicating linking with systems of the vehicle being tested e Power LED illuminates when the scan tool is connected to a power source 2 Rubber Boot protects the scan tool from accidental damage if dropped Stylus Pen selects items and enters information Stand flips out for setting the scan tool in an upright position 00O O External DC Power Port connects the 12 volt power adapter to power the tool for updating Internet access and etc when disconnected from the vehicle USB Universal Serial Bus Port connects peripheral devices such as portable USB Drives DB15 Pin Port connects the vehicle DLC cable RS 232 Serial Port connects the PC serial cable SoO Q On Off Button turns the scan tool on and off EANOTE No internal battery power is provided with this scan tool O SD Card Slot holds the System SD Card EANOTE Do not remove memory card from the scan tool w
42. of O2 sensor monitor test results for the most recently performed tests from the vehicle s on board computer The O2 Monitor Test function is not supported by vehicles which communicate using a controller area network CAN For O2 Monitor Test results of CAN equipped vehicles please refer to On Board Mon Test The data can be saved to the SD card te 02 Monitor Test FAE aL 1 02 Bank1 Sensor1 2 02 Bank1 Sensor2 3 O2 Bank2 Sensor1 4 02 Bank2 Sensor2 Figure 3 52 OBD H O2 Mon Test Screen 8 On Board Mon Test The On Board Monitor Test function allows you to view the results of On Board Monitor Tests The tests are useful after servicing or after erasing a vehicle s control module memory On Board Mon Test 2 Test 03 Data 3 Test 10 Data 4 Test 21 Data Test 01 Data 5 Test 22 Data 6 Test 25 Data 7 Test 41 Data 8 Test 45 Data Figure 3 53 OBD H On Board Mon Test Screen 47 9 Component Test The Component Test function allows you to command the vehicle s on board computer to start a leak test for the vehicle s EVAP system Component Test Figure 3 54 OBD H Component Test Screen 10 Vehicle Info The Vehicle Information function enables retrieval of Vehicle ID Number VIN Calibration ID CIN Calibration Verification Number CVN and In use Perform Track on 2000 and newer vehicles that support Mode 9 Calibration ID Figure 3 55 OBD H Vehicle Info Screen 4
43. ome Screen displays options for selecting the software applications in the scan tool as shown below 1 Home Screen The Home Screen contains a menu of the groups of software installed in the scan tool All current software applications are included in the scan tool European Data Manager Update Setup Help Power off Figure 1 8 Home Screen 7 With the Home Screen displayed you use either the stylus pen or a finger to select an option to display the icons to choose The options on the Home Screen are described in the next few sections as follows De USA European Asian Data Manager Update Setup Help USA When you click on USA from the Home Screen Figure 1 8 on page 7 the USA screen appears as shown in the example below European Asian Data Manager Update Setup Help Power off Figure 1 9 USA Screen This screen contains options for using the following software applications OBD II application is for OBD II diagnostic testing Chrysler application is for Chrysler Vehicle diagnostic testing Ford application is for Ford Vehicle diagnostic testing GM application is for GM Vehicle diagnostic testing 3 European When you click on European from the Home Screen Figure 1 8 on page 7 the European screen appears as shown in the figure below European Asian Data Manager Update Setup Help V3 0 Renault V2 02 Power off V102 AUDI V2 04 2 0 Langa v0 99 European
44. on the About icon and wait for the About window to pop up 3 Click on OK to exit 64 6 Software Update Audatex frequently releases software updates that you can download The Update feature makes it very easy to determine and find exactly what you need The Update allows you to update the scan tool software either through the scan tool 6 1 Update the Scan Tool Software through the Scan Tool Ensure that the scan tool is connected to a power source and the power LED light is illuminated Press the ON OFF button to turn on the scan tool and wait for the home screen to appear Connect the scan tool to the Internet Please refer to the Section 5 2 Wi Fi or the Section 5 3 Network Page 59 From the main screen choose Update and the scan tool will load on and display the VHC Update V3 25 18 user name screen Update checks for available updates A message box will pop up asking you System Program need to update Update now if the system program in your scan tool is not the latest version YES you could update system program right now NO you could update system program later When the system program 1s installed scan tool will prompt you with a message Please restart the scan tool to finish updating Either you exit the program and restart scan tool right now or you could try it later 65 Update V3 25 18 jasen Downboading 1 of 1 Downloaded Name BUGATTI Installing
45. ons in Section 3 1 Test Startup and Vehicle Connection to display the Function Menu screen 2 Erase Codes 3 Live Data 4 Active Test Figure 3 38 Function Menu Screen 2 Click on Custom Live Data This displays the Custom Live Data selection screen Custom List Numbers of DTCs Fuel system 1 status Fuel System 2 status Calculated Load Value Engine Coolant Temperature Short Term Fuel Trim Bank 1 Long Term Fuel Trim Bank 1 Short Term Fuel Trim Bank 2 Figure 3 39 Custom Live Data Selection Screen before Selection 38 3 Select the data items to include in the Live Data display as follows e Click on the data item to select A check mark appears in the box on the left side of the item e Use the Pg Up or Pg Dn keys to display the data item if the desired data items are not on the current display Custom List Numbers of DTCs Fuel system 1 status Fuel System 2 status Calculated Load Value Engine Coolant Temperature Short Term Fuel Trim Bank 1 Long Term Fuel Trim Bank 1 Short Term Fuel Trim Bank 2 Figure 3 40 Custom Live Data Selection Screen after Selections B NOTE To deselect an item select the item again by clicking on the item Optionally use the Select All and Clear All function keys to select or deselect all of the items at once 4 When finished selecting data items click on the OK function key to display the selected items on the C
46. pair please contact Audatex and fill in the returns form The following information must be included Ea Company name Contact name Telephone Number Description of the problem Preferred method of payment for non warranty repairs NOTE For non warranty repairs payment can be made with Visa Master Card or with approved credit terms Send contact your Audatex representative who will provide you with return address details 7 5 3 Order Information Replacement and optional parts can be ordered directly from Audatex Your order should include the following information 7 6 Quantity Part number if known Item description Warranty Audatex warrants to its customers that this product will be free from all manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship during the period of their payment for the VHC subject to the following terms and conditions 1 The sole responsibility of Audatex under the Warranty is limited to either the repair or at the option of Audatex replacement of the scan tool 2 This warranty does not apply to damages caused by improper use abuse mistreatment accident flood lightning or if the product was altered or repaired by anyone other than the Manufacturer s Service Center 73 3 Audatex shall not be liable for any incidental or consequential damages arising from the use misuse or mounting of the scan tool Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warran
47. r WARNING Means you risk bodily harm and or possible loss of life i IMPORTANT Means the information demands special attention or that you risk damage to the vehicle or the tool ba NOTE Provides clarity and helpful tips L WARNINGS AND IMPORTANTS The safety messages cover situations Audatex is aware of Audatex cannot know evaluate or advise you as to all of the possible hazards You must be certain that any conditions or service procedures encountered do not jeopardize your personal safety e Always perform automotive testing in a safe environment e Wear safety eye protection that meets ANSI standards e Keep clothing hair hands tools test equipment etc away from all moving or hot engine parts e Operate the vehicle in a well ventilated work area Exhaust gases are poisonous e Put the transmission in PARK for automatic transmission or NEUTRAL for manual transmission and make sure the parking brake is engaged I Put blocks in front and rear of the drive wheels and never leave the vehicle unattended while running tests Use extreme caution when working around the ignition coil distributor cap ignition wires and spark plugs These components create hazardous voltages when the engine is running Keep a fire extinguisher suitable for gasoline chemical electrical fires nearby Don t connect or disconnect any test equipment while the ignition is on or the engine is running Keep the scan tool
48. r a mild window cleaner IMPORTANT Do not use any abrasive cleansers or automotive chemicals on the touch screen 7 2 Cleaning and Inspecting the Unit When using the Vehicle Health Check unit make sure to do the following 1 Check the housing wiring and adaptors for dirt and damage before and after each use 2 At the end of each working day clean the Vehicle Health Check housing wiring and adapters with a clean damp cloth IMPORTANT Do not use any abrasive cleansers or automotive chemicals on the Vehicle Health Check unit 7 3 Quick Troubleshooting Tips 7 Ensure that the scan tool is connected to a power source and the Power LED light is illuminated 8 Ensure that the SD card is inserted into the scan tool 9 Ensure that the system software and diagnostic application software are properly updated 10 Ensure that the scan tool is connected to the Internet 11 Check all cables connections and indicators to see if the signal is being received 12 Do not use the scan tool beside microwave ovens cordless phones and some medical or scientific instruments to prevent signal interference 13 Ensure that the computer is connected to a network if any of the scan tool s functions are to be realized on the computer 71 E4 NOTE If your problems persist please contact the Audatex service desk or your Audatex sales agent 7 4 Definitions of Navigation Buttons Ee B A E ce D E A The hous
49. s sel z xfelv bin m sfupl roe STE a Fa Fe e ES Figure 3 15 Manual VIN Acquisition Screen 6 After you have entered the vehicle information the diagnostic testing selection screen will display as below 2 Control Unit 3 Vehicle Information Figure 3 16 Diagnostic Testing Selection Screen E NOTE The Auto Scan function will carry out an overall scan to check the status of all the systems on board the vehicle being tested Clicking on Auto Scan will lead to retrieving the trouble codes in each system of the vehicle one by one Auto Scan will take a few minutes E NOTE The Control Unit option will list down all the systems that might be available on the vehicle for you to select to test 24 Do one of the following e To select Auto Scan go to step 7 and then step 9 e To select Control Unit go to step 8 and then step 9 7 Select Auto Scan and the following screen will display 211 061 Auto scan 1 CGW Central gateway Pass No Fault EZS Electronic ignition switch Erase ETC Electronic transmission control Display DTC 4 ME SFI 2 8 Motor electronics 2 8 Save ESP Electronic stability program ESM Electronic selector module Figure 3 17 Auto Scan System Menu Screen F NOTE Users are allowed to check the details of each system quickly erase DTC and display DTC from the Auto Scan system menu screen To select the functions on the right column of the screen you need to c
50. s 2 Erase Codes 3 Live Data 4 Active Test Figure 3 20 Function Menu Screen To save a vehicle record please follow these steps 1 Please follow the instructions above to display the Auto Scan menu 211 061 Auto scan CGW Central gateway Pass No Fault EZS Electronic ignition switch ETC Electronic transmission control ME SFI 2 8 Motor electronics 2 8 SBC Sensotronic Brake Control ESP Electronic stability program ESM Electronic selector module Figure 3 21 Auto Scan System Menu Screen 2 When the Auto Scan process is done click on the Save button and name the record on the Save Vehicle Record screen Save Vehicle Record ford 1 Input vehicle name Maximum length is 25 characters Figure 3 22 Save a Vehicle Record 27 3 To enter the diagnostic functions through the vehicle record option in future please follow these steps e Select Vehicle Data Record from the vehicle selection menu 2 Manual Vehicle Entry 3 Vehicle Data Recorder Figure 3 23 Vehicle Selection Menu Screen e Click on the Vehicle Data Record option to enter the diagnostic menu directly rary Vehicle Data Recorder 1 ford 1 2 33333 Figure 3 24 Select a Vehicle Record 3 1 3 Step 3 Select the Diagnostic Function After you enter the vehicle information and select the system to be tested on the scan tool select the option for the diagnostic function to perform e Select Diagnostic Trouble Codes to vie
51. structions in the General Procedures page 56 to display the Setup Help screen 2 Click on the Date Time icon and wait for the Date Time window to pop up 3 Set the time as hours minutes and seconds 24 hour clock in the Time Dialog Box 4 Set the Date as month day and year in the Date Dialog Box 60 5 Select Date Format to change the format of date WS 56 39 Date 05 31 2017 x DateFormat Figure 5 6 Date Time 6 Click on OK to save your configuration and exit or click Cancel to exit without saving changes 5 6 Language The Language function allows you to adjust language settings 1 Follow the instructions in the General Procedures page 56 to display the Setup Help screen 2 Click on the Language icon and wait for the Language window to pop up 3 Click on a language Figure 5 7 Language 4 Click on OK to save your configuration and exit or Cancel to exit without saving changes 5 7 Backlight The Backlight function allows you to adjust the screen backlighting E4 NOTE Temperature or lighting may affect the brightness of the scan tool screen If necessary use the Contrast Adjust function to adjust the screen for working conditions 1 Follow the instructions in the General Procedures page 56 to display the Setup Help screen 2 Click on the Backlight icon and wait for the Backlight window to pop up 3 Drag the slider left to brighten up the screen or drag the slider righ
52. t to reduce brightness Figure 5 8 Backlight 4 Click on OK to save your configuration and exit or click Cancel to exit without saving changes 5 8 Beep The Beep function allows you to control audible beeping 62 1 Follow the instructions in General Procedures to display the Setup Help screen 2 Click on the Beep icon and wait for the Beep window to pop up OFF Cancel Figure 5 9 Beep 3 Click on the ON option for audible beeping or click on OFF to mute it 4 Click on OK to save your configuration and exit or click Cancel to exit without saving changes 5 9 Touch The Touch function allows you to calibrate the touch screen 1 Follow the instructions in the General Procedures page 56 to display the Setup Help screen Click on the Touch icon and wait for Touch screen to pop up Click on the center of the target and briefly hold the stylus pen Repeat the action as the target moves around the screen oS E a Tap the screen to register saved data To exit without saving changes simply wait for 30 seconds E NOTE Only use the supplied stylus pen or plastic tipped pens on touch screen display Do not use pencil pen or any other sharp object 63 5 10 About The About function provides information of the scan tool regarding the version hardware product ID copyright and etc 1 Follow the instructions in the General Procedures page 56 to display the Setup Help screen 2 Click
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54. ustom Live Data screen Custom List Text Graph Graph merge Analog Engine Coolant Temperature 40 Short Term Fuel Trim Bank 1 Air Flow Rate from Mass Air Flow Sensor 1 74 Location of Oxygen Sensors B1512 B2512 OBD requirements to which vehicle is designed OBDII Figure 3 41 Custom Live Data Screen 39 3 4 Vehicle Information The Vehicle Information function allows you to view vehicle specific information for Specifications System Type and other Identification To access the Vehicle Info functions please follow these steps 1 Follow the instructions in Section 3 1 Test Startup and Vehicle Connection to display the Function Menu screen 2 Click on Vehicle Information to display the Vehicle Information screen 2 Control Unit 3 Vehicle Information Vehicle Specification Vehicle Windstar Engine Type V6 OHV Capacity 3 8L Transmission Automatic Fuel Type Gasoline Emission Level California Emission VIN 2FMZA5340XBC 15950 VersioniD 3EE0 Figure 3 42 Function Menu and Vehicle Info Screens 3 View the Vehicle information as displayed 3 5 Active Test During an active test a diagnostic tester is used for outputting commands to the ECU in order to drive the actuators This test determines the integrity of the system or parts by monitoring the operation of the actuators or by reading the engine ECU data Performing the Active Tests using the hand held tester allows the relay
55. version Quick Troubleshooting Tips for Software Update When the update program fails the scan tool will pop up a reminder To troubleshoot failures follow these instructions Ez ae installed Programs ERRSBAM MONTEER Name Version State Size MB Figure 6 8 Update Failure Screen Internet Failure e When the scan tool software is being updated through the scan tool e Make sure that the scan tool is connected to the Internet Or e Try updating the scan tool software via computer 69 When the scan tool software is being updated via a computer Make sure that the computer 1s connected to the Internet The Audatex server might have encountered a failure for the time being Please try updating at a later time Ensure that the write protect of your SD card is off Update V3 25 18 jasen ESC Update Installed Programs Ock on update instal or select the program s and start to begin the updating process Name O BUGATTI _ JAGUAR _ MAYBACH O BENZ C RENAULT _ HONDA OPEL Figure 6 6 Update Failure Screen SD Card Locked If your SD card is too full to load any new application please delete diagnostic applications of vehicle makes that are scarcely used Ensure that you are using a legal version of the scan tool s software 70 7 Maintenance Warranty amp Service 7 1 Cleaning the Touch Screen The touch screen can be cleaned with a soft cloth and alcohol o
56. w and clear diagnostic trouble codes set by the vehicle ECU s For details refer to Section 3 2 Diagnostic Trouble Codes page 29 28 e Select Live data to view real time streaming data of sensors and switches from the vehicle ECU s For details refer to Section 3 3 Live data page31 e Select Vehicle Information to view vehicle specific information such as TSBs specifications component locations etc For details refer to Section 3 4 Vehicle Info page 40 e Select Active Test to perform tests on actuators so as to determine the integrity of the system or parts without parts removal For details refer to Section 3 5 Active Test page 40 3 2 Diagnostic Trouble Codes Overview The Diagnostic Trouble Codes function allow you to read and clear diagnostic trouble codes DTCs from a vehicle 3 2 1 Read Codes The Read Codes procedure varies for each vehicle being tested This section includes the following Read Codes procedures To read DTCs please follow these steps F NOTE Read Codes can be performed with both KOEO Key On Engine Off and KOER Key On Engine Run Function Menu 2 Erase Codes 3 Live Data 4 Active Test Figure 3 25 Function Menu Screen 1 With the Function Menu screen displayed click on Read Codes This 29 displays the Read Codes menu screen 4 2 On Demand Diagnostic trouble codes IAT Sensor Circuit High Input ECT Sensor Circuit High Input TP sensor circu

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