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2. 15 2011 11 04 08 34 01 2011 11 04 08 41 50 51 133L 100KM 16 2011 11 04 08 52 01 2011 11 04 09 01 28 39 508L 100KM 17 2011 11 04 09 27 01 2011 11 04 09 40 19 34 7141 100 18 2011 11 04 10 13 03 2011 11 04 10 16 52 56 599L 100KM 19 2011 11 04 12 32 01 2011 11 04 12 34 24 49 5091 100 on 2 111 11 n4 14 n amp n1 9M 1 AANA 14 19 12 71 nnk Distance Sp Avg Sp Time in Top 3 709km 67km h 18km h 00 00 00 8 967km Bikm h 30km h 00 00 00 11 488km 68km h 35km h 00 00 00 7 625km BSkm h 23km h 00 00 00 2 27 22km h 00 00 00 1 882km B55km h 37km h 00 00 00 0 405km 45km h 24km h 00 00 00 4 537km 55km h 27km h 00 00 00 11 778km 74km h 28km h 00 00 00 2 174 Z1ikm h 00 00 00 2 153km B4km h 2Bkm h 00 00 00 11 83km 4 17km h 00 00 00 5 DBkm B2km h 21km h 00 00 00 9 977km 75km h 30km h 00 00 00 3 598km 77km h 27km h 00 00 00 3 671km 67km h 23km h 00 00 00 4 904 75km h 22km h 00 00 00 701 53km h 11km h 00 00 00 0 353km 31km h Skm h 00 00 00 E 203 Rel mth TL mth rio mnm 7 2 Trip Report View The trip report displays detailed trip information for each trip including all supported engine parameters EQP 104 You are also allowed to get access to trouble information when there is DTC s detected To view trip log report with complete PIDs Hard Decelera Extreme Dec Accelera 3 90 016010 QiOQ2Q 2QiO02Q000000 2000000000000
3. 12VFT80N855171460 Mustang Fard 3 To edit existing vehicle information click the Name field for the vehicle you want to change ID VIN Vehicle Manufacturer C WDDFH3DB3BJ659113 8200 Mercedes qas 12 80 855121460 Mustang Ford 4 Edit vehicle name 5 To change manufacturer click the Manufacturer field and a drop down list of manufacturer s shows Select a vehicle manufacturer from the list 19 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 ID WIN Vehicle Manufacturer C WDDFH3DB3BJ6591 13 B00 F 12VFTS0N855171460 Mustang NOTE You not allowed edit the VIN field for the vehicle IDs 6 If changes to the driver name to be saved sae if changes to saved click to exit without saving 7 To create a new vehicle click the button WIM SUPPORT VIM Manufacturer 8 Create a unique name or use the vehicle s VIN number to create an ID for the new vehicle 9 To add the new vehicle click or click to exit without saving the change 10 To delete an existing vehicle ID select a vehicle name from the Vehicle ID table 11 Click to delete the vehicle ID from the list 4 trips and activities associated with the vehicle are to be deleted This not be undone Are you sure to continue 12 Ifthe vehicle ID to be deleted click if the vehicle ID not to be deleted click to exit 20 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder Use
4. Body Cx Chassis Px Powertrain Ux Network Comm Specific Fault Designation x 0 1 2 or 3 Vehicle Specific System Example P0101 Mass or Volume Air Flow Circuit Range Performance Problem Powertrain Codes Body Codes P xxx Genenc SAE B xxx Generic SAE P1xxx Manufacturer Specific B1xxx Manufacturer Specific P2xxx Generic SAE 2 Manufacturer Specific P30xx P33xx Manufacturer Specific B3xxx Generic SAE P34xx P33xx Generic SAE Network Communication Codes Chassis Codes U xxx Generic SAE C xxx Generic SAE U1xxx Manufacturer Specific 1 Manufacturer Specific U2xxx Manufacturer Specific C2xxx Manufacturer Specific U3xxx Generic SAE C3xxx Generic SAE 3 2 About the Data logger C A OBD II Connector provides communication with vehicle DLC B USB Port provides a USB connection for PC or laptop C LED Indicator indicates communication status of EQP 104 and vehicle IMPORTANT Do not use solvents such as alcohol to clean the device Use a mild nonabrasive detergent and a soft cotton cloth IMPORTANT Do not soak the device as water might find its way into the data logger 7 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 Kit Includes Specifications 1 EQP 104 Data l Collects and records vehicle data Logger Provides connection for computer to update 2 USB Cable l EQP 104 and review collected data Quick Start Guide Brief i
5. e Set acceleration thresholds that determine hard and extreme starts e Set speed thresholds to monitor vehicle speed e Choose engine parameters to be monitored e Set your EQP 104 to turn off MIL and change LED status e Change unit of measurements e Display vehicle information that associated with the EQP 104 data logger e Display driver information associated with EQP 104 data logger 4 1 Update EQP 104 is able to be updated to keep you current with the latest developments in technology Y To update the data logger you need the following tools e EQP 104 data logger e EQP 104 data management software e PC or laptop with USB ports and internet explorer e USB Cable IMPORTANT Do not disconnect the data logger from computer or power off the computer during the process of updating To update the device P 1 Visit the web site www plusquip com au and go to the download section to see if a software version update is available for your device 2 f the version shown on the download page is a later version than you have installed then download and install the data management software Refer to Install Software and Connect EQP 104 to Computer on page 11 for details of software installation 3 Click the Update icon 4 Use to locate update file and start updating HD Version V1 2 SV Version Woe o When update completed use EB to exit 12 EQP 104 Black Box R
6. 2 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 29 01 2 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 28 01 2 Freeze Frame Parameter MIL Status DTC that caused required data Fuel system 1 status and 2 status Calculated LOAD Value Engine Coolant Temperature Short Term Fuel Trim Bank 1 and Bank 3 Long Term Fuel Trim Bank 1 and Bank 3 Short Term Fuel Trim Bank 2 and Bank 4 Long Term Fuel Trim Bank 2 and Bank 4 Intake Manifold Absolute Pressure Engine RPH Vehicle Speed Ignition Timing Advance for 1 Cylinder Intake Air Temperature Air Flow Rate from Mass Alr Flow Sensor Absolute Throttle Position Bank 1 Sensor 1 Bank 1 Sensor 2 Bank 3 Sensor 1 Bank 3 Sensor 2 Chart Value OFF 1 3 OL 0 000000 40 000000 0 000000 0 000000 0 000000 0 000000 116 000000 0 000000 0 000000 10 000000 40 000000 0 000000 100 000000 0 00000020 000000 0 00000099 218750 0 00000020 000000 0 00000099 218750 P nnnnnrn 3 To view data of another trip select from the Trip drop down list as illustrated below 1 Y You are allowed to use the up and down arrow keys of your keyboard to scroll through trip records 4 f data to be printed use the button 5 To quit the report view and return to Diagnostic Summary screen click button 9 Fuel Entry Cy Fuel entry information is used to calc
7. click B x Trip Start Time End Time VIN Vehicle Driver Trip Type Ma af DTCs 1 2011 06 28 2111 28 14VFTS0N8551 Mustang WoL Mew B 5 If downloaded trip s to be saved to database click without saving 23 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 6 Home Page View 1 Home displays summary information of vehicles and drivers associated with the data management software You are allowed to access detailed summaries for every vehicle and driver in a specific period of time To view summaries for every vehicle and driver in a specific period of time P 1 Click the icon vehicle Driver 8200 CM ehicle Mustang From 2011 01 06 2011 1006 7 2 Select data by vehicle Hai driver Wiles date 3 Click sean 4 View vehicle and driver summary recorded by EQP 104 in a specific period of time Diagnostic Setup Fuel Entry vehicle Al gt Driver An gt From 20111101 2011 1 Vehicle VIN Fuel Consump Distance Max Speed Average Speed Time Top speed Hard Deceleration Extreme Deceleration Hard Acceleration Extreme Acceleration Idle Time Ranger MNAUSEES09W 845293 35L 100KM 204 112km 85km h 24km h 00 00 00 2 15 02 22 22 7 Trip Log View The displays trip data recorded by EQP 104 It provides summary view report view and plot view of trip details 7 1 Trip Log Summary The tr
8. determine hard and extreme starts Y The default acceleration thresholds 0 30 and 0 45 G US amp Metric and 2 9 and 4 4 m s S I To create acceleration thresholds E screen 1 Click the sonnet icon from 2 Enter your desired hard and extreme acceleration thresholds or click to use the manufacturer default settings Extreme 3 If new settings to be saved click key if new settings not to be saved click the key to quit and retain the previous settings 4 8 Set Speed Bands 8 Band is used to create speed thresholds for the data logger The threshold speeds help you identify how much time is spent in each speed band To create speed thresholds j 1 Click the as icon from screen 2 Enter your desired threshold speed for each speed bands or click to use the manufacturer default settings Speed Band 1 Speed Band 2 Speed Band 3 Over the Top 3 If new settings to be saved click key if new settings not to be saved click the key to quit and retain the previous settings NOTE The top speed band consists of all speeds greater than the last threshold 16 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 4 9 Set Parameter _ Set Parameter is used to choose engine parameters to be monitored 104 is set to track all supported PIDs by default Y MIL vehicle speed air flow rate from mass air flow sensor are compulsorily selected PIDs by de
9. if changes are not to be saved use to quit and return to previous screen 4 View selected PID data 7 3 Trip Plots The plot view displays line graphs of supported PIDs for each trip recorded by EQP 104 4 PID plots are displayed in one screen and they are able to be merged for easy and intuitive diagnosis and analysis If you are especially interested in a specific PID you are also allowed to maximize the plot by double click the plot To view trip log plots 1 Double click trip that interested from trip summary screen 2 Click the memet lu tab to view ono D Restore Save As Delete Print DTC No error Merge Step An 2032 2032 3 To change different PID plots select from one of the PID drop down list 27 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 PIDI Vehicle Speed Engine Coolant PID3 Calculated LOAD Ve Short Term Fuel Calculated LOAD Value 13 i Short Term Fuel Trim Bank 1 and Bank 3 Long Term Fuel Trim Bank 1 and Bank 3 Intake Manifold Absolute Pressure Bank 1 Sensor 2 Bank 1 Sensor 2 Time Since Engine Start Distance Traveled While MIL is Activated 92 94 Commanded Evaporative Purge Fuel Level Input 68 76 T Sasi se ka Distance traveled since DTCs cleare l hin J arometric Pressure 44 58 I ps E tric P T yp
10. the subject in the preceding paragraph is introduced by a Y Check Note Example Y To be able to use the software PC or laptop must meet the following minimum requirements e Solid Spot Operation tips and lists that apply to specific tool are introduced by a solid spot e Example The Setup function is used to configure the data management software and the device The Setup allows you to e Displays device information e Clear device memory e Synchronize device internal clock with your computer IMPORTANT IMPORTANT indicates a situation which if not avoided may result in damage to the test equipment or vehicle Example IMPORTANT Do not soak keypad as water might find its way into the Data logger NOTE NOTE provides helpful information such as additional explanations tips and comments Example NOTE Not all data are supported by all vehicles Screens The screens presented are examples only and actual test screen may vary for each vehicle being tested Example 4 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 Device Info 31 Sectors 96 Sectors 127 Sectors Serial Ma 1106500044 HD Version Wersior Arrow Icon An arrow icon indicates a procedure Example To install EQP 104 in a vehicle gt 1 Locate the Data Link Connector DLC vehicle 2 Plug in EQP 104 to the DLC 3 Make sure EQP 104 is correctly attached to the DLC by checking if its LED indicator is blinking 5 EQP 104 Blac
11. 005000050205 200 20000 D0D5go moomnuooooo 200000000000000000250779 1 Double click a trip that you are interested in from trip summary screen 2 View trip details of the selected trip Trip alin Report D Trip 4 659113 4 B200 CM 2011 09 14 10 13 50 End 2011 09 14 10 47 42 Distance 19 47278 km 4 km h 87 km h PID MIL Status Fuel system 1 status and 2 status Calculated LOAD Value Engine Coolant Temperature Short Term Fuel Trim Bank 1 and Bank 3 Long Term Fuel Trim Bank 1 and Bank 3 Intake Manifold Absolute Pressure Engine RPM Vehicle Speed Ignition Timing Advance for 1 Cylinder Intake Air Temperature Absolute Throttle Position Bank 1 Sensor 1 Bank 1 Sensor 2 DBD requirements to which vehicle or engin Time Since Engine Start Distance Traveled While MIL is Activated Commanded Evaporative Purge Fuel Level Input Number of warm ups since DTCs cleared Distance traveled since DTCs cleared Barometric Pressure 25 Value OFF 54 117649 77 000000 9 375000 3 906250 53 000000 821 000000 0 000000 0 500000 43 000000 14 509804 0 735000 10 937500 0 695000 99 218750 789 000000 0 000000 26 274509 25 882353 255 000000 6349 000000 98 000000 3 1 2032 xxx mS indicates the software plays data at the speed of 1frame xxx ms EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 Extreme Acc Idle Time WIN 00 0
12. 5 28 00 03 06 00 03 41 00 05 33 00 02 09 00 00 31 00 00 05 00 01 38 00 05 57 00 02 20 00 00 43 00 12 23 00 05 03 00 04 39 00 01 38 00 03 10 00 05 23 00 01 25 00 00 54 MNALISEESDS MNAUSEESOS MNALISEESDS MNAUSEESOS MNAUSEESOS MNAUSEESOS MNALISEESDS MNALISEESDS MNALISEESDS MNAUSEESOS MNALISEESDS MNAUSEESOS MNAUSEESOS MNAUSEESOS MNAUSEESOS MNAUSEESOS MNAUSEESOS MNAUSEESOS MNALISEESDS hANIAT F ana recorded by 5 Use H to scroll data back to the first frame or use M to scroll data forth to the last frame You are allowed to move the cursor to a desired place to view 6 To stop playing of data use the i button 7 To view data of another trip select from the Trip drop down list as illustrated below Trip 1 YIN 2 3 shicle 4 iver m L L Y You are allowed to use the up and down arrow keys of your computer keyboard to scroll through trip records 8 If incorrect vehicle and or driver are associated with the trip use the drop down lists to change and then click to save the changes Vehicle 200 Driver 200 Start IMPORTANT Make sure trip information is associated with correct vehicle otherwise DTCs may not be matched when there is manufacturer specific code detected 9 current trip data to be saved and exported to spreadsheet use the button 10 If current trip data t
13. EU QUIP EQP 104 OBD11 BLACK BOX RECORDER USER MANUAL Table of Contents 1 12 3 UU t ET 3 12 Important Salet ITISTuclloriS soo eo Ye e o be ata et bd Cotto ot bd 3 2 Using SEIEN UI INICIAR EEA 4 Ihhtrroducllo EET USES 6 STADO OBDIVE OBD Saha ana eman saa tuko AA 6 3 2 Abouttbe Data logger u uu ERE a wS AGG EERE uu UM MU aA E 7 3 3 About the Data Management Software aaa 9 S T IBSIAlS ODE o toto E e UU mman EM E 11 d 5elllDS c mute A scenes u u I POETS NISI M UII DIM SRDIIERUSIUIDI E E INSULE 12 4 2 View Device Information tole metit e E eL IEEE IDE 13 4 3 Gler MEMON Tm 14 POV CC OCK uni bai anim a 14 45 ReSeLDOGVICG Lu zu nm asa nc A nu nu ne 15 6 SetLBraking hieStollSru uuu u uu u us y N panau 15 4 7 Thresnolds aaa Qaqa Mada 16 40 CESP CEBAN cedendo od edu eR 16
14. dicator l 1 Enable LED Checkbox from i screen to enable the LED and the checkbox will be marked with a check mark 2 To disable the LED click the checkbox again 21 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 5 Download Data Download is used to download recorded data from EQP 104 data logger to your computer To download data gt 1 Click the icon to download trip details to computer Unidentified vehicle s and driver s detected Select fram the list below or create new IDs for them to associate them with downloaded trips Trip 1 of 1 Trip start time 2011 06 28 01 27 52 VIN L VFTSO0N855121460 vehicle Driver Mustang 2 Select vehicle driver from the drop down lists use associate each trip with vehicle and driver N If all trips are collected from the same vehicle and driver use B pp to 1 y If vehicle or driver is not listed use the button to add a new vehicle or driver YIN l12vFTSUMSSSlI214B80 22 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 Driver ID Driver ID Driver Driver ID Mame wDL Cancel IMPORTANT Make sure trip information is associated with correct vehicle otherwise DTCs may not be matched when there is manufacturer specific code detected 3 Click to exit current screen and view a summary of downloaded trip s 4 To delete download trip select a trip and
15. ecorder User s Guide V2 00 4 2 View Device Information Device Info displays memory status including total space used space and free space on your EQP 104 software and hardware information and serial number NOTE This command is only available when an EQP 104 device is connected to your computer To view device information 1 Click the icon from home screen 2 2 Click the k icon from 122222 screen button to exit 3 View device information and click 31 Sectors 96 Sectors Sectors Serial 1106500044 Version Wie SW Mersinn Woe 13 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 4 3 Clear Memory e a9 Memory is used to empty the device memory NOTE Make sure all recorded data is completely reviewed before clearing the memory To clear device memory 7 P P 1 Click the icon trom MEE screen All trip data and activities recorded by the NT100 are to be deleted This can not be undone 4re you sure to continue 2 f device memory to be emptied click the key if data not to be cleared click to quit 4 4 Set Device Clock Set Device Clock is used to synchronize EQP 104 s internal clock with your computer IMPORTANT EQP 104 collects real time vehicle data To get correct data make sure to set the device clock match with your computer time before collecting data from your car icon from screen To set t
16. ed pins or for any substance that could prevent a good electrical connection e Check EQP 104 s OBDII connector for bent or broken pins e Make sure the vehicle is OBDII EOBD compliant e Cycle the vehicle key to OFF for 10s and then back to ON e Verify battery voltage is at least 8 0V with KOEO e Verify that the control module is not defective 34 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00
17. edal Position Sensor Switch B Circuit High F1533 Keep Alive Power Voltage Too Low P2104 Throttle Actuator Control System Forced Idle P2110 Throttle Actuator Control System Forced Limited RPM 3 To view data of another trip select from the Trip drop down list as illustrated below Y You are allowed to use the and down arrow keys of your keyboard to scroll through trip records 4 f data to be printed use the button 5 To quit the report view and return to Diagnostic Summary screen click button 32 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 8 4 Freeze Data Freeze Frame function is used to view freeze frame data a snapshot of vehicle operating conditions recorded by the on board computer at the time of an emission related fault y If codes were cleared freeze data not be stored in vehicle memory depending on vehicle To view freeze frame data gt 1 Double click a trip that you are interested in from diagnostic summary screen 2 Click the _ Freeze Frame tab to view freeze data Diagnostic into Vehicle Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang Time 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 26 01 2 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 28 01
18. er The safety messages presented below and throughout this user s manual are reminders to the operator to exercise extreme care when using this device Always refer to and follow safety messages and test procedures provided by the manufacturer of the vehicle or equipment being tested Read understand and follow all safety messages and instructions in this manual 1 1 Conventions Used We provide safety messages to help prevent personal injury and equipment damage Below are signal words we used to indicate the hazard level in a condition Signal Word Hazard Level Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which if 1 not avoided will result in death or serious injury to the operator or to bystanders Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury to the operator or to bystanders Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in moderate or minor injury to the operator or to bystanders 1 2 Important Safety Instructions And always use your Data logger as described in the user s manual and follow all safety messages Do not exceed voltage limits between inputs specified in this user s manual Always wear ANSI approved goggles to protect your eyes from propelled objects as well as hot or caustic liquids Fuel oil vapours hot steam hot toxic exhaust gases acid refrigerant and other debris produced by a malfunction engine can cause seri
19. f another trip select from the Trip drop down list as illustrated below Trip VIN shicle Iriver L L Y You are allowed to use the up and down arrow keys of your computer keyboard to scroll through trip records 16 If incorrect vehicle and or driver are associated with the trip use the drop down lists to change and then click to save the changes Vehicle 200 Driver L 200 Mustang Driver Start IMPORTANT Make sure trip information is associated with correct vehicle otherwise DTCs may not be matched when there is manufacturer specific code detected 17 If plots to be saved and exported to spreadsheet use the button 18 If plots to be deleted use the button 19 If plots to be printed use the button 20 When there is error detected in the engine control unit all DTCs and detected time shows in the dialog box at the lower left part of the screen DTC enor 2017 07 10 01 02 08 error data 22 Throttle Pedal P0183 Fuel Temperat P0193 Fuel Press 0223 Throttle Pedal P1633 ECM Malfunctic P2104 Throttle Actuat P2110 Throttle amp ctuatc Y If no error detected a No error message displays 29 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 DTC 8 Diagnostic View E Diagnostic allows you to e Read DTCs e View freeze data e View I M Readiness data 8 1 Diagnostic Summary Les P 1 Click the
20. f it fails to communicate with vehicle it illuminates constantly Y The data logger detects the communication protocol when it is connected to the vehicle and uses the protocol until it Is connected to another vehicle Install Software and Connect EQP 104 to Computer Y To be able to use the software PC or laptop must meet the following minimum requirements e Operation System Win98 NT Win ME Win2000 Win XP and VISTA e CPU Intel PIII or better e RAM 64MB or better e Hard Disk Space 30MB or better e Display 800 600 pixel 16 byte true colour display or better e Internet Explorer 4 0 or newer To install the software and connect EQP 104 to computer gt 1 Download the software from our site www plusquip com au and visit the download section 2 Double click the amp icon and follow instructions on computer screen to install the software 3 Double click the desktop icon A to launch the software 4 Plug the smaller connector into EQP 104 s USB port 5 Insert the USB connector to one of the computer s USB ports 11 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 4 Setups The 8 function is used to configure the data management software and the device You are allowed to e Update the device e Display device information e Clear device memory e Synchronize device internal clock with your computer e Reset the device to manufacturer defaults e Set the braking thresholds that determine hard and extreme stops
21. fault To choose engine PIDs to be monitored 1 Click the i screen 2 Use Or select deselect all PIDs or click the check box before a PID name to select deselect a PID Selected PIDs will be marked with a mark Na MIL Status z DTC that caused required Freezeframe data storage 3 Fuel system 1 status and 2 status 4 Calculated LOAD Value 5 Engine Coolant Temperature Short Term Fuel Trim Bank 1 and Bank 3 7 Long Term Fuel Trim Bank 1 and Bank 3 8 Short Term Fuel Trim Bank 2 and Bank 4 Long Term Fuel Trim Bank 2 and Bank 4 10 9 Fuel Rail Pressure gauge 11 Intake Manifold Absolute Pressure 12 Engine RPM vehicle Speed C i Ignition Timing Advance For 1 Cylinder 15 Air Temperature Air Flow Rate From Mass Air Flow Sensor 17 Absolute Throttle Position 118 Commanded Secondary Air SFal 15 3 If new settings to be saved click the key if new settings not to be saved click the key to quit and retain the previous settings 4 10 Driver ID Driver ID is used to associate a driver with trip information You are allowed to add delete and edit driver IDs To configure driver IDs 2 1 Click the a 2 View a list of driver IDs in the Driver ID dialog box screen 17 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 Driver ID oo C 001 3 edit existing driver information click the field for the driver you want to change 4 Edit the dri
22. he internal clock P 1 Click the Device 2011 09 30 08 42 08 Set the clock equal ta the computer clock 2 the internal clock to set to match the clock on your computer click the EB key if not click the cance key to quit and retain the original clock settings 14 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 4 5 Reset Device Device is used set the device to manufactory defaults To reset the device Gg P 1 Click the icon from i Screen The 100 is about to be set to factory defaults This can not be undone you sure to continue If device to be reset click the key if device not to be reset click to quit 4 6 Set Braking Thresholds _ Braking is used to create the braking thresholds that determine hard and extreme stops The default braking thresholds 0 35 and 0 50 G US amp Metric and 3 4 and 4 9 m s 5 1 create braking thresholds P 1 Click the icon from screen 2 Enter your desired hard and extreme braking thresholds or click to use the manufacturer default settings 3 If new settings to be saved click the key if new settings not to be saved click the key to quit and retain the previous settings 15 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 4 7 Set Acceleration Thresholds Acceleration is used to create the acceleration thresholds that
23. icon vehicle Driver Al 200 Mustang OMNE From 2011 01 06 7 2011 1006 2 Select data by vehicle r driver Wiles and date 3 Clic sen NT Trip Log Diagnostic f Setup Fuel Entry DownLoad Help Trip Start Time End Time Vehicle No of DTCs No of Freeze Fra 2011 06 28 01 27 52 2011 06 28 01 27 52 1 8 2 Readiness Status Data I M Readiness function is used to view a snapshot of the operations for the emission system on OBDII EOBD vehicles y Readiness is a useful function used to check if all monitors are OK or Y The vehicle s computer performs tests on the emission system during normal driving conditions After a specific amount of drive time each monitor has specific driving conditions and time required the computer s monitors decide if the vehicles emission system is working correctly when the monitor s status is 30 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 e OK vehicle was driven enough to complete the monitor e INC Incomplete vehicle was not driven enough to complete the monitor e N A Not Applicable vehicle does not support that monitor X Readiness function is performed with the KOER or KOEO Y There is two types of I M Readiness test e Since DTCs Cleared shows status of the monitors since the DTCs were last cleared e This Drive Cycle shows status of monitors since the start of the current drive cycle Be
24. ion vehicle driver ID s and fuel entry from database of the data management software Customise PID Selects a list of supported PIDs to view and analyse in Trip Report View Save As Export data to spreadsheet Exit Exits current view of data 8 Select All Selects all PIDs to view 9 E Deselect Deselect All Undo all selection of PIDs OK Confirms a selection or setup Cancel Cancels a selection or setup Zoom In Zooms in plots Zoom Out Zooms out plots Restore Restores zoomed plots to fit to window size New Adds new driver vehicle ID s and fuel entry 16 Default Sets acceleration braking and speed settings to factory defaults 10 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 LC 17 Download Downloads trip data to computer 18 Update Update Updates the device to newer version Clear Clears device memory 19 3 4 Installation Use instructions below to connect EQP 104 device to a vehicle and install software Install EQP 104 in a Vehicle To install EQP 104 in a vehicle 1 Locate the Data Link Connector DLC on vehicle 2 Plug in EQP 104 to the DLC 3 Make sure EQP 104 is correctly attached to the DLC by checking if its LED indicator is blinking NOTE If the indicator light is enabled it continuously blinks when connected to vehicle if it is disabled it stops blinking once it has established communication with vehicle computer s i
25. ip log summary view displays basic information for each trip recorded by EQP 104 such as distance start end time speeding and hard stats and stops Also it provides fuel consumption and fuel efficiency of each trip To view trip summary P 1 Click the icon vehicle Driver B200 fehicle Mustang Passat From 2011 01 06 2011 10 06 2 Select data by vehicle driver and date 3 Click seen 4 View trip summary information 24 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 Trip Log Diagnostic Driver Em Fuel Entry DownLoad Trip Start Time End Time Fuel Consump 2011 11 01 08 24 01 2011 11 01 08 36 00 42 8941 100 2 2011 11 01 08 39 01 2011 11 01 08 56 53 27 01L 100KM 3 2011 11 01 18 18 01 2011 11 01 18 37 16 25 587L 100KM 4 2011 11 02 08 01 01 2011 11 02 08 20 39 34 171L 100KM 5 2011 11 02 08 25 01 2011 11 02 08 31 10 30 947L 100KM 2011 11 02 08 54 01 2011 11 02 08 57 04 21 895L 100KM 7 2011 11 02 09 34 01 2011 11 02 09 35 01 35 013L 100KHM 8 2011 11 02 09 41 01 2011 11 02 09 50 45 29 579L 100KM g 2011 11 02 17 44 01 2011 11 02 18 08 48 30 254L 100KM 10 2011 11 02 18 12 01 2011 11 02 18 18 11 38 562L 100KM 11 2011 11 02 19 05 01 2011 11 02 19 09 54 40 307L 100KM 12 2011 11 03 08 21 01 2011 11 03 09 00 45 35 025L 100KM 13 2011 11 03 17 54 01 2011 11 03 18 08 18 34 5241 100 14 2011 11 03 18 10 01 2011 11 03 18 29 21 25 4211 100
26. k Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 3 Introduction EQP 104 is specially designed to work on all OBDII EOBD compliant cars SUVs light duty truck and mini vans sold worldwide since 1996 The EQP 104 data logger is an indispensable OBD tool that helps with diagnosis and analysis of intermittent engine faults Also it is a great tool that empowers you to get improved economy and keep your car running at peak performance by continuously logging engine data of every trip you make and watching how your car is being driven EQP 104 data logger communicates with the vehicle via a standard 16 OBDII interface Once plugged into the DLC Data Link Connector of your car it automatically collects and logs data from the on board computers including trip start and end times vehicle speeds rates of acceleration and braking any trouble codes detected and also fuel used during the trip Later you use the data management software to review the information on your computer screen 3 1 About OBDII EOBD What is OBD The first generation of On Board Diagnostics or OBD was introduced in early 1980 s to control engine functions and diagnose engine problems by vehicle manufacturers As the OBDI lacked standardization of protocols and interface it allowed different interpretations among vehicle manufacturers OBDII the second generation On Board Diagnostics improved in both capability and standardization is a system developed in mid 1990 s by the Society Au
27. low is a list of abbreviations and names of OBD monitors supported by the Data logger 0 1 Fuel System Mon Fuel System Monitor Comp Component Comprehensive Components Monitor 4 4 Catalyst Mon CataystMonfor 6 System Mon Evaporative System Monitor 8 AC Reig Mon Air Condtoning Refrigerant Monitor Oxygen Sens Mon Oxygen Sensor Monitor EGR System Mon Exhaust Gas Recirculation System Monitor NOTE Not all monitors are supported by all vehicles To view Readiness status gt 1 Double click a trip that you are interested in diagnostic summary screen Diagnostic infa I M Readiness vehicle Monitor Status Mustang Malfunction Indicater Lamp OFF Mustang Misting monitor complete Mustang Fuel System Monitor complete Mustang Comprehensive Components Monitor complete Mustang Catalyst Monitor not complete Mustang Heated Catalyst Monitor not support Mustang Evaporative Sustem Monitor not complete Mustang Secondary Air Monitor not support Mustang AVC System Relriqerant not support Mustang Oxygen Sensor Monitor not complete Mustang Oxygen Sensors Heater Monitor not complete Mustang EGR System Monitor not complete 2 View I M status information of selected trip 3 To view data of another trip select from the drop down list as illustrated below 31 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 1 Y You are allowed to use the up and down arrow keys of your ke
28. nim 1 E Catalyst Bank 1 Sensor 1 Catalyst Temperature Bank 1 Sensor 2 aec Mi tw tho a 10 13 50 10 18 40 10 23 30 10 28 20 10 33 10 10 38 00 10 42 50 4 Use or to view larger or smaller plots 5 Use Restore jo restore plots to their original size 6 view PID value put the cursor to any place of the plots 7 TO maximize a plot just double click you desired one with your left mouse key PID1 Vehicle Speed PID2 Engine RPM PIDS Short Term Fuel Trin v BINE Engine Coolant Tem v 12 14 01 12 17 23 12 20 45 12 24 07 12 27 29 12 30 51 12 34 13 8 Double click the maximized plot to return 101 Vehicle Speed BIB Coolant Tem gt PID3 Calculated LOAD Ve Short Term Fuel Trin 10 13 50 10 18 03 10 22 17 10 25 31 10 30 45 10 34 59 10 33 13 10 43 27 2 Merge Step 100ms M Gw nF 2032 2032 again to return 28 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 10 undo merge click the check box 11 When plot is not able to be displayed in one screen use the play button FEE 12 To change play speed select from the Step drop down list to change 13 Use to scroll plots back to the first frame or use to scroll forth to the last frame Also you are allowed to move the cursor to a desired place to view 14 To stop playing of plots use the i button 15 To view data o
29. nstructions on operation of EQP 104 1 Working 40 C to 85 C 40 F to 185 F Temperature 8 18 Volts powered by vehicle battery 3 Built in Li ion battery Storage Max 300 hours of data depending on sampling Capability rate and PIDs selected to track J1859 41 6 J1850 10 4 1509141 KWP2000 Supported 50 14230 and CAN Control Area Network ISO Protocols 11898 7 Detects sampling rate automatically according SAMPING RAE protocol type and PIDs tracked Accuracy to 2 seconds per day Vehicle OBDII connector Interface Computer USB cable Interface Dimensions 46 27 45mm System Requirements Operation l l l l 1 Win98 NT Win ME Win2000 Win XP VISTA System Hard Disk Space Display 800 600 pixel 16 byte true colour display or better 5Mb or more 8 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 3 3 About the Data Management Software The data management software is used to display recorded vehicle and driving data and diagnostic reports and configure the EQP 104 data logger To download software go to www plusquip com au and visit the download section Toolbar The Toolbar provides quick access to the software commands x Ri e Trip Log Diagnostic Setup Fuel Entry DownLoad Home The Home Page displays vehicle and driver summary in a specific period of time Trip Log Displays summary information of each trip 3 Diagnostic Displays fault summar
30. o be deleted use button 11 If data of current trip to be printed use the button 12 When there is error detected in the engine control unit all DTCs and detected time shows in the dialog box at the lower left part of the screen DTC enor 2011 0720 01 02 08 error data P0122 Throttle Pedal P0183 Fuel Temperatu P0193 Fuel Press 223 Throttle Pedal P1633 ECM Malfunctic P2104 Throttle Actuate P2110 Throttle Actuate Y If no error detected a No error message displays error To view trip log report with customized PIDs 1 To view a customized list of PIDs use the button 2 Click the checkbox to select deselect PIDs 26 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 Parameter MIL Status Fuel system 1 status and 2 status Calculated LOAD value Engine Coolant Temperature Short Term Fuel Trim Bank 1 and Long Term Fuel Trim Bank 1 and Bank 3 Intake Manifold Absolute Pressure Engine RPM vehicle Speed Ignition Timing Advance For 1 Cylin Intake Air Temperature Absolute Throttle Position Location of Oxygen Sensors Bank 1 Sensor 1 Bank 1 Sensor 1 Bank 1 Sensor 2 1 Sensor 2 OBD requirements bo which vehicle o Time Since Engine Start Distance Traveled While MIL is Activ Click or to select deselect all items 3 To save the selections click the button to confirm
31. ous injury or death Do not use Data logger in areas where explosive vapour may collect such as in below ground pits confined areas or areas that are less than 18 inches 45 cm above the floor Do not smoke strike a match or cause a spark near the vehicle while testing and keep all sparks heated items and open flames away from the battery and fuel fuel vapours as they are highly flammable Keep a dry chemical fire extinguisher suitable for gasoline chemical and electrical fires in work area Always be aware of rotating parts that move at high speed when an engine is running and keep a safe distance from these parts as well as other potentially moving objects to avoid serious injury Do not touch engine components that get very hot when an engine is running to avoid severe burns Block drive wheels before testing with engine running Put the transmission in park for automatic transmission or neutral for manual transmission And never leave a running engine unattended Do not wear jewellery or loose fitting clothing when working on engine Make sure to turn off ignition before connecting or disconnecting the Data logger 3 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 2 Using This Manual We provide instructions for the usage of your data logger in this manual Below is a list of conventions we used in the manual Safety Information See Safety Information on page 2 Symbols and Icons Y Check Note Additional information about
32. r s Guide V2 00 4 12 Units of Measure Units are used to change measurement system Metric is the default measurement unit To change measurement unit C ny 1 Click the icon from screen 2 Select desired unit system Metric 3 Click to change unit system or click to exit without saving the change 4 13 Reset Check Engine Light The Reset Check Engine Light Reset Check Engine Light is used to configure the EQP 104 data logger to turn off the vehicle Check Engine light next time it is connected to a vehicle Y EQP 104 is set to not to reset MIL by default Y Reset the Check Engine Light only after systems have been checked completely After servicing the vehicle erase stored DTCs and verify no codes have been reset If a DTC returns problem has not been fixed or other faults are present and the MIL indicator may illuminate again Y Depending on which monitor sets a code the vehicle may need to be driven and the monitor ran before concluding that the fault is repaired To enable disable the Reset Check Engine Light function P 1 Click the Reset Check Engine Light checkbox from screen to enable the function on and the checkbox will be marked with a check mark 2 To disable the function click the checkbox again 4 14 Enable LED _ Enable LED Enable LED is used to control the operation of the LED on EQP 104 data logger The LED is enabled by default To turn on off the LED in
33. tomotive Engineers SAE to standardize automotive electronic diagnosis EOBD is European version of OBDII required in Europe since2001 The OBDII standard specifies e A generic diagnostic port Data Link Connector and its pinout e The protocols and the messaging format e A standard list of vehicle parameters identifications e A standard list of diagnostic trouble codes DTCs Data Link Connector The Data Link Connector DLC is a standard 16 pin interface located under the dashboard on the driver s side of the passenger compartment If the DLC is not located under the dashboard as stated a decal describing its location should be attached to the dashboard in the area the DLC should have been located On some Asian and European vehicles the DLC is located behind the ashtray which must be removed to access it or on the far left corner of the dash If the DLC cannot be found consult the vehicle s service manual for the location HEAR LEFT CORNER OF DASH OF DASH 6 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 Diagnostic Trouble Codes DTCs Diagnostic Trouble Codes DTCs are faults stored by vehicle computers when problems that affect engine performance and emissions are detected DTCs are used to help identify the cause of a trouble or troubles with a vehicle and determine the fault location s DTCs consist of a five digit alohanumeric code Please see below for the DTCs format and code types Bx
34. ulate fuel expense To enter a fuel entry 1 Click the 2277 icon 33 21277 Fuel Entry is used to set up fuel usage and costs for every vehicle associated with the data management software EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 Vehicle Driver v From 2011 08 06 7 2011 10 06 Vehicle Amount Bill 2 Select vehicle driver and date and then click to view a list of fuel entry records in a specific period of time ET Trip Log Diagnostic Setup Fuel Entry DownLoad Help Vehicle Driver From 2011080 20111006 Date vehicle Amount Bill O 2011 09 06 B200 21 Gallon 70 USD 3 To add a new fuel entry record use the button Date 2011 10 01 wehicle Amount Bill 4 Select the date when the fuel was purchased from Date box 5 Select a vehicle from Vehicle box 6 Enter the amount of fuel purchased in Amount box 7 Enter the money paid for the fuel purchase in Bill box 8 The fuel entry information to be saved click button the fuel entry information not to saved click the button to quit without saving 9 To delete fuel entry record s click the check box before record s and then click the button to delete 10 Troubleshooting When LED indicator illuminates constantly please check the following e Verify ignition key is in the ON position e Make sure EQP 104 is correctly attached to vehicle s Data Link Connector DLC e Check DLC for cracked or recess
35. ver name NOTE You not allowed to edit the ID field for the driver IDs If you would like to change the driver ID of an existing driver delete the driver ID and add a new one 5 If changes to the driver name to be saved click sae if changes to saved click to exit without saving 6 To create a new driver click the button Driver ID Mame 2 7 Create a unique name and ID for the new driver 8 To add the new driver click MD or click to exit without saving the change 9 To delete an existing driver ID select a driver name from the Driver ID table 10 Click to delete the driver ID from the list A trips and activities associated with the driver are to be deleted This can not be undone Are you sure to continue if the driver ID not to be deleted click to exit 11 Ifthe driver ID to be deleted click 18 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 4 11 Vehicle ID Vehicle ID is used to associate a vehicle with trip information You are allowed to add delete and edit vehicle IDs IMPORTANT Make sure trip information is associated with correct vehicle otherwise DTCs may not be matched when there is manufacturer specific code detected To configure vehicle IDs P 1 Click the use icon from screen 2 View a list of vehicle IDs n the Vehicle ID dialog box ID VIN Vehicle Manufacturer WDDFH3DB3BJ559113 B200 Mercedes qas
36. y of each trip Help Provides help information on using the device and the data management software Data Filters The data management software allows trip and vehicle data to be sorted by vehicle driver and date vehicle B200 Driver From 2011 10 06 7 2011 10 06 7 vehicle 200 Vehicle Allows selecting data by vehicle Driver 2 Driver Allows selecting data by driver 3 From 2011 09 06 2011 10 06 Date Allows selecting data by date 9 EQP 104 Black Box Recorder User s Guide V2 00 Tabs The tabs in this software are used to shift between different types of data memi Trip Data Report View Displays detailed trip information for each trip recorded by EQP 104 2 Trip Data Plot View Displays line graphs in one screen of all available trip data for each trip Also plots are allow to be merged for easy and intuitive diagnosis and analysis of faults I M Readiness Displays Inspection and Maintenance status of vehicle tested 4 manni Trouble Log Displays all vehicle troubles detected by EQP 104 Freeze Frame Displays freeze data detected by EQP 104 Buttons and Controls The buttons and controls in the software are designed for easy use of the software Search Finds data recorded in database of the data management software Print Prints data through computer Save Saves changes made to recorded data and settings Delete Deletes trip informat
37. yboard to scroll through trip records 4 f data to be printed use the button 5 To quit the report view and return to Diagnostic Summary screen click button 8 3 Trouble Codes Trouble shows fault codes detected by EQP 104 data logger Y When emission related or drivability fault occurs the control module illuminates the malfunction indicator lamp MIL Pending codes are also referred to as continuous monitor or maturing codes that indicate intermittent faults If the fault does not occur within a certain number of drive cycles depending on vehicle the code clears from memory If fault occurs a specific number of times the code matures into a DTC and the MIL illuminates or blinks To view trouble details P 1 Double click a trip that you are interested in from diagnostic summary screen 2 Click the mamme tab to view trouble codes Diagnostic into Vehicle Time Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang Mustang 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 28 01 2 2011 06 29 01 2 2011 06 28 01 2 Trouble Stored Pending Pending Pending Pending Pending Pending Pending Description F1533 Keep Alive Power Voltage Too Low POI 22 Throttle Pedal Position Sensor Switch Circuit Low 183 Fuel Temperature Sensor Circuit High 0193 Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor Circuit High 0223 Throttle P

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