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MAPPING WITH RSP-8004
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Under Next Map Code, enter in your desired ID code (example: RAT 001). If the last character is a number,
the program will sequentially assign the next sequential number for each new transponder mapped. Auto
Sequence will be checked by default. If consecutive numbering is not desired, manually uncheck the Auto
Sequence box.
Press Read Transponder in the window and scan your first transponder. If you plan to map a series of
consecutively numbered transponders, you can check the Auto Read box and select a delay between
scans (default is 3 seconds). Scan your 1st transponder. Your number should drop into the window for
each transponder scanned, showing both the IMI factory code and the new mapped code.
Once completed.Select Save File and Exit to create a MAP file. If a current existing MAP file is entered,
the file will be updated with the new entries. Select Exit Only if the mapping session was not needed.
To send this same file directly to the RSP-8004 smart probe, follow the instructions below.
Sending a Map File to the RSP-8004
Once a map file has been created, use DASHost 8000 to send the map file to the RSP-8004 probe. Click
Upload Map to select a map file to transmit to the smart probe. Once uploaded, the probe will automatically
activate MAP display which can be unchecked from DASHost 8000 or by holding the AUTO button on
the probe. DASHost 8000 will also report the total number of Map records currently on the probe. If the
original MAP file located on the computer should ever be lost, you can reverse the transmission and
Download Map from the probe to the computer.
A MAP file can also be cleared out of the probe by selecting Clear Map on DASHost 8000.