EN-4
Setup
1. Docking Station.
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1. Handset
2. Docking Station
3. LED
The Docking Station can be used to store the
Handset when not in use. The Docking station can
also charge the handset.
There is a storage bin at the rear of the Docking
Station to store the VCI/OBD-II Cable when the
handset is charg ing.
The LED state shall be as follows:
• Off indicates no power connected
• Green flashing indicates charging handset
• Green steady indicates charged handset
Note: LED shall flash momentarily even if the handset is
completely charged when the handset is first attached to the
charging station to indicate contact has been made.
2. Battery Charging.
Connect the handset to AC power and fully charge the
battery.
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1. Handset
2. AC Power cord
When the handset is turned on, the level of battery
charge is indicated in the upper right corner of the
screen.
NOTE: The tool can be used while charging. The battery can
also be charged using the 18 volt power supply provided with
the kit.
Battery Life Tips
The Handset is an Android based touch screen tablet.
The battery life icon shows charge level. The scan tool
lets you know how much battery life is left by viewing
the icon located at the top right of the home screen.
Like all Android devices, there are tips to help extend or
maximize battery life.
When not actively being used, the screen will timeout
and the scan tool will go into the hibernation. The user
can set the length of delay between the last screen
touch and automatic screen timeout (dim and lock).
From the Home screen, touch the Android App button -
Settings - Display.
Select Screen timeout, then select the length of time
from the last screen touch and automatic screen
timeout.
To use again, press the power button to wake the tool
up. This will allow maximum run time, while not limiting
productivity.
When the tool is powered up, even if it is not being
actively used, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth radios as well as all
other necessary hardware are still being powered. Battery
life is comparable to similar devices when in this state.
MD-350 Quick Start Guide
