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17

Group Tester One

Touch Screen

Important: Only use finger or the touch pen to operate the screen. Screen

damage may result otherwise.

Plug-in Connections

Important: Never use force to insert the connectors. The connectors on the

measuring and diagnostic cables are marked with a red dot that
must be aligned with a corresponding dot on the socket.

Sym ptom

Possi

bl

e C auses

R em edy

The cursor does not respond 
(does not fol

l

ow  fi

nger 

contact).

Touch control

l

er 

defecti

ve or system  

‘crashed’.

Sw i

tch the control

 panel

 off(press the on/offsw i

tch for 5

seconds = forced sw i

tch-off)and then on agai

n.

Ifthe faul

tpersi

sts or occurs m ore frequentl

y, send a Faul

t

ReportFax.

The touch screen rem ai

ns 

dark; no error m essage by 
m eans on LED .

Touch screen i

s i

n the 

energy-savi

ng m ode.

Backl

i

ghti

ng fai

l

ure.

N ot a faul

t. The screen i

m age reappears w hen the touch 

screen i

s touched. 

Ifyou gl

ance si

dew ays at the touch screen, you can detect 

vague characters.
Send a Faul

tReportFax.

The cursor arrow  i

s not 

l

ocated beneath the poi

nt of 

touch (touch offset)

Touch the control

l

er set 

i

ncorrectl

y.

The touch control

l

erm ust be cal

i

brated i

n the 

“Adm i

ni

strati

on” w i

ndow . Press the “C al

i

brati

ng touch 

screen” button, enter the passw ord and fol

l

ow  the 

i

nstructi

ons that are di

spl

ayed.

Ifthi

s does not el

i

m i

nate the probl

em , send a Faul

tReport

Fax.

Incorrect pi

xel

 col

ors

Indi

vi

dual

 transi

stors

defecti

ve.

Indi

vi

dual

 pi

xel

s of i

ncorrect col

ors are tol

erabl

e. Ifthe 

enti

re screen row s or col

um ns are i

ncorrect,send a Faul

t

ReportFax.

Sym ptom

Possi

bl

e C auses

R em edy

50 A am m eter cl

i

p cannot be 

connected

C onnectors on the 
am m eter cl

i

p do not fi

ti

n

the socket.

U se the si

ze 2 adapter

C abl

e connecti

on vi

a LAN  

i

nterface to di

agnosti

c head 

i

nterrupted

Pl

ug-i

n connecti

ons on 

LAN  adapter defecti

ve

C heck that the pl

ug-i

n connecti

ons are correctl

y seated and 

undam aged. C heck w hether the pl

ug-i

n connecti

on vi

a the 

LAN  control

 panel

 adapter (uncrossed) has been 

establ

i

shed.

Summary of Contents for Group Tester One

Page 1: ...ssed 10 LAN Control Panel Cable 10 MFK1 and MFK2 11 Multi Function Test Cable MFK 1 11 Multi Function Test Cable MFK 2 11 Touch Pen 12 OBD Diagnostic Cable 12 Diagnostic Head 12 Vehicle Battery Adapte...

Page 2: ...Subject Page Measurements Interface Box MIB 21 Front Panel 22 Rear Panel 22 GT1 Trolley 23...

Page 3: ...Tester One Group Tester One Model All Production All After completion of this module you will be able to Identify the components of the GT1 Demonstrate how to properly connect the diagnostic head via...

Page 4: ...ther features include 12 1 TFT color display 1024 x 768 resolution Integrated PCMCIA card reader Integrated chip card reader Touch screen same as DISplus Workshop grade case ASM technology motherboard...

Page 5: ...LAN Control Panel Cable same design as 10 8 Multifunction Cable MFK 1 9 Multifunction Cable MFK 2 10 LAN Docking Station Cable same design as 7 11 Touch Pen 12 Diagnostic Cable OBD 13 Diagnostic Head...

Page 6: ...enter of the touch screen It consists of 1 on off switch 3 LEDs and the infrared receiver port The infrared port is the connection to the wireless keyboard used during programming The On Off switch is...

Page 7: ...om Power Supply The control panel is supplied power from one of three voltage sources Internally from the battery approximately 2 5 hours of operating time Externally from the bench power unit or the...

Page 8: ...disc may be damaged The suspension system forthe drive is optimized for 14 Do not use the DVD unless the control panel is attached to the docking station Docking Station The Docking Station is intend...

Page 9: ...oard of the con trol panel The keyboard must always face the control panel when in use and must be less than 1 meter away from the control panel IR The keyboard uses 4 AA batteries as an internal powe...

Page 10: ...to be able to communicate between the diagnostic head and the GT1 LAN Control Panel Adapter Uncrossed The LAN control panel adapter uncrossed is approximately 30 cm long with a RJ45 socket and a RJ45...

Page 11: ...rface Box MIB is used Both Both large positive cable ends of MFK 1 and MFK 2 include a button used to hold the measured value on the display screen Multi Function Test Cable MFK 1 MFK 1 is used to mea...

Page 12: ...interface via either radio or cable communication 1 Connection for Voltage Measurements 2 LED 1 Power 3 Connection for Voltage Measurements 4 LED 2 Status 5 Connection for LAN Cable 6 Connection for...

Page 13: ...GT1 This cable does not charge the GT1 s internal battery Ammeter Clamp with Adapter The ammeter clamp and adapter can be used to measure the amperage of a circuit inductively There are two amperage...

Page 14: ...bench power unit from the control panel or undock from the docking station or disconnect the docking station from a power source Fully discharge the battery by leaving the control panel ON until all...

Page 15: ...ed LAN control panel adapter UNCROSSED LAN control panel adapter CROSSED LAN Diagnostic head cable The three cables MUST be connected in the particular order shown below 1 Diagnostic Head 2 Control Pa...

Page 16: ...ur e LED l i ght s up r ed cont r olpanelswi t ches of f Excess i nt er nal t em per at ur e ci r cui t br eakeract i vat ed M ove t he cont r olpanelt o a cool err oom and al l ow i tt o cool down ad...

Page 17: ...ect vague char act er s Send a Faul tRepor tFax The cur sorar r ow i s not l ocat ed beneat h t he poi ntof t ouch t ouch of f set Touch t he cont r ol l erset i ncor r ect l y The t ouch cont r ol l...

Page 18: ...connect i on t o t he net wor k pr i nt eri n accor dance wi t h Sect i on 4 4 8 I n t he Adm i ni st r at i on wi ndow pr ess t he sel f t est but t on and sel ectt he pr i nt erconnect i on f unct...

Page 19: ...s on t he docki ng st at i on wi t h a l i nt f r ee cl ot h Rem ove t he f or ei gn obj ect Send a Faul tRepor tFax Send a Faul tRepor tFax Send a Faul tRepor tFax Bat t er y LED does notl i ght up o...

Page 20: ...nd a Faul tRepor tFax Per f or m a r ei nst al l at i on i n accor dance wi t h Sect i on 7 7 Check t he I P addr ess i n t he Adm i ni st r at i on Net wor k conf i gur at i on wi ndow I fpossi bl e...

Page 21: ...e new MIB GT1 connection cable The GT1 automatically recognizes if the MIB is connected when Measuring System is selected When the Measuring System is selected the Ready light on the MIB will light Th...

Page 22: ...not included with MIB shipment 1000 amp clamp 2 pressure sensors DR1 DR2 only the 25 bar sensor included with MIB KV RZV Rear Panel 7 D sub connectors are on the back for the following cables MIB GT1...

Page 23: ...ral pieces could be safely stored and close at hand for quick use This includes the Measurement Interface Box MIB and associated cables The GT1 trolley will remain viable for future workshop systems N...

Page 24: ...rolley by the top cable rack Always push it by the grey curved handles Take the time to run the cables neatly the first time Time spent here will save you time during usage The test cables are run up...

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