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Table of Contents

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Safety Information ...................................................................................... vi

Using This Manual .................................................................................... viii

Section 1: Quick Reference ........................................................................ 1

Section 2: General Information................................................................... 3

Basic Features............................................................................................... 3
Powering the Diagnostic Tool ........................................................................ 4

Vehicle Power ......................................................................................... 4
Internal Battery Pack ............................................................................... 4
AC Power Supply .................................................................................... 4

Technical Specifications ................................................................................ 5

Section 3: Basic Operation and Navigation .............................................. 6

Turning On/Off and Emergency Shutdown .................................................... 6

Turning On .............................................................................................. 6
Turning Off .............................................................................................. 6
Emergency Shutdown ............................................................................. 6

Control Buttons .............................................................................................. 7
Basic Navigation ............................................................................................ 7

Screen Messages ........................................................................................ 10

Snap-on Messages ............................................................................... 10
General System Messages ................................................................... 10
Vehicle Communication Messages ....................................................... 10

Section 4: Data Cable Connections ......................................................... 11

Data Cable Connection (OBD-II/EOBD Vehicles)........................................ 11

Optional OBD-II/EOBD Data Cable....................................................... 12
Data Cable Connection OBD-I Vehicles................................................ 13

Section 5: Scanner Demo ......................................................................... 14

Section 6: Scanner - Automotive ............................................................. 19

Basic Operation ........................................................................................... 19

Scanner Overview................................................................................. 19
Scanner - Starting / Stopping ................................................................ 20

Features and Icons...................................................................................... 20

Scanner Features ................................................................................. 20
Basic Scanner Operation (Quick Start) ................................................. 21
Vehicle Identification ............................................................................. 21
System Main Menu Options .................................................................. 24

Codes - View / Save .................................................................................... 24

Codes Menu.......................................................................................... 24
Code Scan (with Vehicle System Report/Snap-on Cloud) .................... 26

Viewing and Saving Data (PIDs) ................................................................. 26

Functional Tests .......................................................................................... 38
Troubleshooter ............................................................................................ 39

Section 7: Scanner - Motorcycle .............................................................. 41

Basic Operation ........................................................................................... 41

Scanner Overview................................................................................. 41
Scanner - Starting / Stopping ................................................................ 41

Features and Icons...................................................................................... 42

Scanner Features ................................................................................. 42
Scanner Control Icons........................................................................... 43
Basic Scanner Operation (Quick Start) ................................................. 43
Data Cable Connection ......................................................................... 44
Vehicle Identification / System Selection .............................................. 44

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Summary of Contents for Solus Legend

Page 1: ...User Manual ZEESC336A Rev A Scanner Previous Vehicle and Data Quick Lookups OBD II EOBD Tools Scanner Previous Vehicle and Data Quick Lookups OBD II EOBD Tools Start BC ...

Page 2: ...nformation Quick Lookups Maintenance OBD II EOBD Quick Reference Information Table of Contents TOC Click a Topic Scanner Automotive Using Page Controls Tools SureTrack Wi Fi Connection Snap on Cloud Basic Operation Navigation Vehicle Code Scan Customer Support Training Scanner Motorcycle Data Cable ...

Page 3: ...es 13 Section 5 Scanner Demo 14 Section 6 Scanner Automotive 19 Basic Operation 19 Scanner Overview 19 Scanner Starting Stopping 20 Features and Icons 20 Scanner Features 20 Basic Scanner Operation Quick Start 21 Vehicle Identification 21 System Main Menu Options 24 Codes View Save 24 Codes Menu 24 Code Scan with Vehicle System Report Snap on Cloud 26 Viewing and Saving Data PIDs 26 Scanner Contro...

Page 4: ...nnected 78 Configure Shortcut Button 79 System Information 79 Settings 80 Section 13 Wi Fi Connection Troubleshooting 86 Checking if Wi Fi is Connected 86 Turning Wi Fi On and Connecting to a Network 87 Add Network Advanced Connecting to a hidden network 88 Wi Fi Testing 88 Wi Fi Troubleshooting and Status Messages 89 Informative Messages 91 Section 14 Snap on Cloud 92 Key Features 92 Important No...

Page 5: ...age Viewer 121 Printing the Code Scan Vehicle System Report 122 Customizing the Code Scan Vehicle System Report 123 Software Upgrades and Updates 125 End User License Agreement 126 Section 17 Maintenance 127 Cleaning and Inspecting the Diagnostic Tool 127 Cleaning the Touch Screen 127 Battery Pack Service 127 Safety 127 Ordering a New Battery Pack 128 Removing Installing the Battery Pack 128 Dispo...

Page 6: ...ds and test procedures It is important to perform tests in an appropriate and acceptable manner that does not endanger your safety the safety of others in the work area the equipment being used or the vehicle being tested It is assumed that the operator has a thorough understanding of vehicle systems before using this product Understanding of these system principles and operating theories is neces...

Page 7: ...ial hazard Safety Message Example Risk of electric shock Prior to recycling the battery pack protect exposed terminals with heavy insulating tape to prevent shorting Disconnect all test leads and turn diagnostic tools off before removing the battery pack Do not attempt to disassemble the battery or remove any component projecting from or protecting the battery terminals Do not expose the diagnosti...

Page 8: ...representative for availability of other functions and optional equipment Conventions The following conventions are used Terminology The terms Scanner and Scanner function are used to describe the Scanner Function s of the diagnostic tool Examples Select Scanner from the Home screen From the Scanner main menu select Continue The Scanner function provides many diagnostic tests The term select descr...

Page 9: ... menu options Example Press the OK button Notes and Important Messages The following messages are used Notes A NOTE provides helpful information such as additional explanations tips and comments Example NOTE For additional information refer to Important IMPORTANT indicates a situation which if not avoided may result in damage to the test equipment or vehicle Example IMPORTANT Do not disconnect the...

Page 10: ...ect Connect Wi Fi Applications The following automotive integrated Repair Information Applications provide up to date service repair information directly to your diagnostic tool via wireless network connection to our Snap on Web Services Network SureTrack Tire and Wheel Service within Quick Lookups Oil Specs and Resets within Quick Lookups To use these applications you must have authorized access ...

Page 11: ...eed to reactivate your account to access SureTrack See Logging In active account on page 108 for instructions Printing Data and Screenshots Use ShopStream Connect to print data files and screenshots from the diagnostic tool See ShopStream Connect on page 119 Diagnostic Tool Accessories Find diagnostic tool accessories using our Interactive Accessories Catalog visit http diagnostics snapon com and ...

Page 12: ...cation cables and the AC power supply are located on the top of the diagnostic tool Figure 2 2 Top view 1 Battery Status Indicator LED 2 Power Supply Jack AC power supply connection 3 Mini USB Jack USB cable connection used to transfer saved data files to a personal computer 4 Micro secure digital uSD Card contains operating system programming IMPORTANT The uSD card must be installed for the diagn...

Page 13: ...e Removing Installing the Battery Pack on page 128 Battery Pack Charging Battery charging occurs whenever the data cable is connected to a vehicle DLC Battery charging also occurs when the AC power supply is connected to a live AC power source and connected to the diagnostic tool Use the supplied AC power supply to charge the battery pack Insert the end of the AC power supply cable into the diagno...

Page 14: ...Supply Rating 15VDC 2A DC Operating Voltage 10 to 30VDC Width 11 06 in 281 0 mm Height 6 29 in 160 0 mm Depth 1 58 in 40 3 mm Weight including battery 2 65 lb 1 20 kg Operating Temperature Range ambient At 0 to 90 relative humidity non condensing 32 to 113 F 0 to 45 C Storage Temperature ambient At 0 to 70 relative humidity non condensing 4 to 140 F 20 to 60 C Operating Altitude Maximum 2000 m Env...

Page 15: ... you attempt to turn the diagnostic tool off while communicating with the vehicle Forcing a shut down while communicating may lead to ECM problems on some vehicles Never disconnect the Data Cable when the diagnostic tool is communicating with the vehicle ECM z To turn off the diagnostic tool 1 Press the N Cancel button or select the Back or Home icon to navigate to the Home screen If applicable a ...

Page 16: ...t Push type button To confirm a selection from a menu or program To select an item that was highlighted using the direction arrows To advance to the next screen in a series To answer Yes when a yes or no choice is given Scanner Previous Vehicle and Data Quick Lookups OBD II EOBD Tools Scanner Previous Vehicle and Data Quick Lookups OBD II EOBD Tools 1 2 3 4 5 3 Directional Thumb pad rocker type bu...

Page 17: ...fication ID of the test vehicle The name of the active menu or function The name of the test being performed Function Name Function Icon Description Scanner Used to communicate with the electronic control systems of a vehicle This function allows you to retrieve diagnostic trouble codes DTCs view PID data and perform diagnostic tests See Scanner Automotive on page 19 for details OBD II EOBD Allows...

Page 18: ... up one increment of the data displayed 3 Slider position indicator Select and drag the Slider to scroll through data The slider indicates the relative position of the current screen to the total available data 4 Step down Moves down one increment of the data displayed 5 End Moves to end of data displayed The Up and Down directional buttons can also be used to move through the data one line at a t...

Page 19: ... the vehicle There is a circuit fault in the data cable or adapter Incorrect vehicle identification was entered Refer to the Vehicle Communication Software manuals for manufacturer specific problems Message Type Description Loading and Connecting Loading and connecting messages display when the diagnostic tool is performing an internal operation such as loading a database establishing communicatio...

Page 20: ...your diagnostic tool Total data cable length must not exceed 114 17 inches 2 9 meters z Basic data cable connection procedure For OBD II EOBD compliant vehicles use the supplied DA 4 data cable 1 Connect the data cable to the diagnostic tool Figure 4 1 Figure 4 1 DA 4 data cable 26 pin end connection to diagnostic tool 2 After identifying the vehicle using the Scanner or OBD II EOBD function see V...

Page 21: ...hicle DLC Figure 4 4 DA 4 data cable 16 pin end connection to vehicle DLC typical DLC locations 5 Select Continue once the data cable is connected The diagnostic tool establishes communication with the vehicle then displays a list of available tests see Scanner Automotive on page 19 for additional information 4 1 1 Optional OBD II EOBD Data Cable A shorter 6 ft 1 8 m DA 4 OBD II data cable is avai...

Page 22: ... EOBD cable to the DA 5 adapter The DA 5 adapter connects to the manufacturer specific OBD I adapter This may be used instead of the optional OBD I data cable An optional OBD I data cable is available which allows direct connection between the diagnostic tool and the manufacturer specific OBD I adapter This may be used instead of the optional DA 5 adapter An optional U S domestic and Asian vehicle...

Page 23: ...odes and Save the Codes 3 View Configure and Save Engine Data PIDs 4 Perform a Functional Test 5 Perform a Code Scan 6 View Saved Files Codes Code Scan and Data Files 7 Activate a Previously Identified Vehicle and View Engine Data PIDs z Scanner Demo 1 Vehicle Identification The first process in communicating with any vehicle is identifying the vehicle The following walk through will guide you tho...

Page 24: ...to Scanner Demo 3 z Scanner Demo 3 View Configure and Save Engine Data PIDs This demonstration simulates viewing engine data PIDs in list and graph views creating a custom data list and saving the data for review at a later time Viewing PIDs 1 From the Main Menu Engine select Data Display Engine Data The Engine Data list is displayed showing all supported PIDs Use the scroll bar to view all the da...

Page 25: ... you that the file has been saved 4 Press Home to return to the Home screen 5 Proceed to Scanner Demo 6 z Scanner Demo 6 View Saved Files Codes Code Scan and Data Files This demonstration walks you through opening the data files saved in the previous demos 1 From the Home screen select Previous Vehicles and Data 2 Select View Saved Data A list of all saved files is displayed most current at top Co...

Page 26: ... II EOBD Demo 2 Check Monitors Complete This Cycle This demonstration simulates a typical check of OBD monitors that have run during the current drive cycle 1 From the OBD II EOBD Service menu select Readiness Monitors 2 Select Monitors Complete This Cycle 3 With the monitor data displayed select View and then select PID list to display as a list 4 A list of monitors is displayed showing status in...

Page 27: ...o save the note for review later 8 Select Back until you return to the OBD II EOBD Service menu 9 Proceed to OBD II EOBD Demo 6 z OBD II EOBD Demo 6 Display and Save Freeze Frame Data This demonstration walks you through a typical check of OBD Freeze Frame data and shows how to save and review the data 1 From the OBD II EOBD Service menu select 02 Display Freeze Frame Data A freeze frame list of d...

Page 28: ...n that communicates with vehicle control modules to access diagnostic trouble codes DTCs parameter data PIDs functional tests and more To navigate the application use your fingertip or the control buttons to make onscreen menu selections to access the desired data test or function Screen messages appear when additional input is needed before proceeding There are three types of on screen messages c...

Page 29: ...interrupt this communication link in order to exit from tests and power down the diagnostic tool A warning message displays if you attempt to shut down while the diagnostic tool is communicating with the vehicle z To exit the Scanner function 1 From any active Scanner screen select the Back icon on the toolbar The stopping communications message briefly displays followed by the Data menu 2 From th...

Page 30: ...t Function e g Codes Menu to perform See System Main Menu Options on page 24 6 2 3 Vehicle Identification The vehicle must be correctly identified for the diagnostic tool to communicate and display data correctly Menus and navigation will vary by vehicle Depending on the vehicle the vehicle identification process may require manual entry of the vehicle information or it may be automated The follow...

Page 31: ... Selecting Automatic ID If supported by the vehicle will briefly display a communications screen informing you that the diagnostic tool is attempting to establish communication with the vehicle and determine vehicle identification Once the vehicle has been identified the vehicle confirmation screen displays If the vehicle information is correct select OK to continue then proceed to step 6 If the v...

Page 32: ...le must be equipped with Hi Speed CAN or J1850 communication protocol Connection procedure requirements 1 Turn the vehicle ignition on 2 Connect the data cable to the diagnostic tool 3 Connect the data cable to the vehicle data link connector DLC 4 The diagnostic tool should turn on automatically If required turn the diagnostic tool on An audible beep will sound approximately 6 seconds after boot ...

Page 33: ...f viewing options Functional Tests provides specific subsystem tests The tests vary depending on the manufacturer and model Actuator Tests similar to functional tests checks the operation of certain actuators such as solenoid valves and relays Memory Resets allows you to reprogram adaptive values for certain components after making repairs Selecting opens a submenu These options are found on the F...

Page 34: ... list of failed tests Test Failed Since Code Cleared displays a list of tests that failed since the last time codes were cleared from ECM memory Clear Codes The diagnostic tool clears codes from the vehicle electronic control module memory on most vehicles If this function is not available on the test vehicle Clear Codes does not appear as a menu option z To clear codes 1 Select Clear Codes from t...

Page 35: ...ng Data or other similar data menu option depending on the vehicle manufacturer displays PID data for the selected system Figure 6 8 Figure 6 8 Data display PID List view During data display the main body of the screen is divided into two columns the left hand column has a description of the parameter and the right hand column shows the current parameter value or state PIDs are listed in the order...

Page 36: ...r size value e g 4000 Figure 6 11 right arrows shows the relationship between the graph scale and the first value in the Position Counter During data review a slider on the bar graph Figure 6 11 left arrow indicates the position of the current data point as displayed in relation to the entire memory buffer contents Icon Function Icon Function Start Capture Resumes active data collection Save Write...

Page 37: ...data saved the blue cursor may be initially located on the far left next to the description or the far right next to the scroll bar making it difficult to see If this happens use the control icons Step Skip to move the data until you can see the cursor Red Triggered PID Activation Point When using triggers a vertical red cursor is displayed in the data of the triggered PID at the point where the t...

Page 38: ...cursor Figure 6 13 indicates your position in the data and is denoted by the current position value in the counter display This cursor displays in all PIDs Figure 6 13 NOTE The Shortcut icon can be set to perform the Pause Play function See Configure Shortcut Button on page 79 for additional information z To resume data collection after pausing Select the Start icon The screen changes back to disp...

Page 39: ...ata on the diagnostic tool The saved file can be viewed by selecting Previous Vehicles and Data View Saved Data See View Saved Data on page 75 for basic navigation 1 Select the desired data file SCM file extension 2 Change the view type and zoom levels as needed 3 In graph view use the control icons to move through the data Figure 6 16 Toolbar control icons are described in Scanner Control Icons o...

Page 40: ...interface between the diagnostic tool and a PC The ShopStream Connect application is available free online see ShopStream Connect on page 119 6 4 6 Using Zoom The zoom function allows you to change the magnification level of the graphed data during data collection and review Changing magnification levels allows you to compress or expand the displayed data to quickly find glitches or signal losses ...

Page 41: ...e parameters in the left column and their current values in the right column Figure 6 19 Figure 6 19 PID List view The 1 2 and 4 Graph views divide the screen horizontally to simultaneously display data graphs for the indicated number of parameters Figure 6 20 Figure 6 20 Four graph view In graph view the text block Figure 6 21 to the left of the graph displays Top PID description Middle Current v...

Page 42: ...ecting parameters to include or remove from the custom data list 2 Create a custom data list by selecting check mark the parameters to include 3 Select Back to display the updated data list 6 4 9 Locking PIDs to always display at top Use the Lock Unlock icon to hold selected lines of the data in place and prevent them from scrolling or to release previously locked lines of data Up to three lines o...

Page 43: ...e top of the data list 3 Repeat Step 1 and Step 2 to release other parameters if needed 6 4 10 Using Triggers Trigger Description and Features Setting PID triggers allows you to configure the diagnostic tool to automatically save PID data to a file when a PID value meets an upper lower limit trigger point When a PID value meets the trigger point it activates the trigger which captures a short reco...

Page 44: ...as activated 7 Upper and Lower Limit Lines Not Armed and Activated Gray limit lines are displayed when the trigger is armed but not activated and after the trigger has been activated PID Trigger Status Icons The icons below are used to help you quickly identify the status of individual PID triggers z Setting triggers To use triggers they must be turned on set configured and then armed Use the foll...

Page 45: ...5 Select a or press the Y a button to set the upper trigger point Figure 6 26 Trigger setup upper limit The upper trigger line changes color to gray and the lower trigger line displays in red Figure 6 27 6 Change the position of the lower trigger line in the same manner as the upper 7 When finished select a or press the Y a button to set the lower trigger level Figure 6 27 Trigger setup lower limi...

Page 46: ...collection is briefly paused as the Scanner captures a recording of all available PID data and saves it as a data file A gray cursor line is displayed to indicate the point at which the data was paused or saved An audible alarm is sounded A message displays indicating a data file was saved Data collection continues The activated PID trigger is disarmed Note if a different PID trigger is activated ...

Page 47: ...crements Reset Tests these tests reset the adaptive or learned values that are stored in the vehicle electronic control module memory Scripted Tests these tests are software routines that place the vehicle into special operating modes for performing certain repairs such as bleeding brakes with ABS Selecting Functional Tests opens a menu of test options that varies by make year and model Selecting ...

Page 48: ...ubleshooter simplifies the diagnosis process as it contains information on virtually all common diagnostic trouble code DTC problems and driveability symptoms Troubleshooter information is organized into a series of diagnostic tips that are designed to quickly lead you to the root cause of a particular problem The tips are vehicle specific which means only tips that relate to the identified vehicl...

Page 49: ...ation and guidelines on how to validate data readings for certain sensors and actuators PID data values are provided Fast Track Fixes provides actual repair information for related repairs Figure 6 36 Troubleshooter code tip menu Figure 6 37 Troubleshooter tip Example P0353 ...

Page 50: ...Operation 7 1 1 Scanner Overview Scanner is a menu driven application that communicates with control modules to access diagnostic trouble codes DTCs parameter data PIDs functional tests and more To navigate the application use your fingertip or the control buttons to make onscreen menu selections to access the desired data test or function Screen messages appear when additional input is needed bef...

Page 51: ...orcycle z To exit the Scanner function 1 From any active Scanner screen select the Back icon on the toolbar The stopping communications message briefly displays followed by the Data menu 2 From the Data Menu select Back on the toolbar The stopping communications message displays again then the Main menu Once the Main menu is displayed communication has been terminated and it is safe to return to t...

Page 52: ... Options on page 47 NOTE When the diagnostic tool is communicating with a motorcycle an icon is displayed in the title bar Icon Function Icon Function Start Capture Resumes active data collection Save Writes data from buffer memory to a file The saved movie file can be accessed for future reference by selecting Previous Vehicles and Data View Saved Data Pause Pauses active data collection Custom D...

Page 53: ...otorcycle and diagnostic tool 7 2 5 Vehicle Identification System Selection The motorcycle must be correctly identified for the diagnostic tool to communicate and display data correctly Menus and navigation will vary by make and model Depending on the motorcycle the identification process may require manual entry of the motorcycle information or it may be automated The following Scanner functions ...

Page 54: ...D allows you to manually enter all the vehicle information to identify the vehicle Follow the screen prompts to enter all the information required to identify the vehicle Once the vehicle has been identified the vehicle confirmation screen displays Figure 7 3 If the vehicle information is correct select OK to continue then proceed to step 3 Figure 7 3 confirmation screen After the motorcycle is id...

Page 55: ...ence select the icon arrow in Figure 7 5 to toggle the display between a categorized Figure 7 5 and non categorized Figure 7 6 list When a system e g Engine Antilock Brakes etc is selected the diagnostic tool will attempt to establish communication with that motorcycle system then once connected will display that system s main menu see System Main Menu Options on page 47 For Code Scan information ...

Page 56: ...bmenu of viewing options See View Saved Data on page 75 Functional Tests provides specific subsystem tests The tests vary depending on the manufacturer and model See Functional Tests on page 38 ECU ID provides specific ECU information for the selected module 7 4 Codes View Scan Save 7 4 1 Viewing Codes After selecting a System Codes may appear as a menu selection Figure 7 7 from the Main System Me...

Page 57: ...ion on using ShopStream Connect see ShopStream Connect on page 119 IMPORTANT PRE POST Scan Importance As many systems do not turn on the check engine light or other indicator performing a code scan before making any repairs may help in troubleshooting by identifying possible unknown issues that may be related to the present symptoms Performing pre and post scans also allows you to record in report...

Page 58: ...List of All the Systems Analyzed with DTCs Totals A categorized system list with DTC totals is displayed in the order they are scanned To view the main menu for a system in the list select the system then select the System icon Figure 7 11 Figure 7 11 System icon opens Main Menu Icon Function Refresh Refreshes the code scan data restarts the code scan System Opens the main menu of the system selec...

Page 59: ...age is displayed indicating that the file was saved Message Example Saving A2810005 XML The saved file s can be viewed on the diagnostic tool See Viewing Codes and Code Scan Results on page 75 Printing Codes and Code Scan Results The code scan report and saved codes can be printed using ShopStream Connect See Printing the Code Scan Vehicle System Report on page 122 Clear All Codes Read by Code Sca...

Page 60: ...on work as well as by some insurance companies Figure 8 1 Vehicle System Report VEHICLE INFORMATION VIN JN8AS5MT0FW000000 MAKE Nissan YEAR 2016 MODEL Rogue ENGINE 2 5L L4 MFI QR25DE SYSTEM CodeScan LICENSE PLATE CODE SCAN RESULTS Systems Analyzed 10 Engine 0 Transmission 0 Antilock Brakes 0 Airbag 0 Body Control Module Codes 3 Electronic Power Steering 0 Intelligent Power Distribution Module 0 Met...

Page 61: ... control modules and opens the Code Scan results screen Figure 8 3 Figure 8 2 NOTE Selecting Clear All Codes Read by Code Scan Figure 8 2 erases all DTCs from all vehicle system modules that were read by Code Scan Selecting this function may not clear global OBD II codes on some vehicles When initially opened Figure 8 3 a progress bar is shown at the top indicating the active scanning progress Onc...

Page 62: ... Code Scan Results on page 75 To view print the report on the Snap on Cloud see Vehicle System Report Snap on Cloud on page 55 NOTE The code scan can also be saved manually by selecting the Save icon 8 1 1 Total Number of Systems modules Analyzed The total number of systems analyzed is actively displayed at the top of the screen as they are scanned Figure 8 4 Code Scan systems analyzed result tota...

Page 63: ...n menu for a system in the list select the system then select the System icon Figure 8 5 Figure 8 5 System icon opens Main Menu Select the expand collapse icon Figure 8 6 on the left side of a system category title to expand or collapse a systems DTC list Figure 8 6 Expand Collapse Icon expanded result 8 1 3 Global OBDII DTCs Towards the end of the Code Scan list Global OBDII DTCs are displayed Fi...

Page 64: ... scan are automatically configured into a Vehicle System Report that is uploaded and saved to your Snap on Cloud account if registered and connected Report examples are shown in Figure 8 1 From the Snap on Cloud the report can be printed downloaded attached to an e mail or other social media app to share with others For additional information see Snap on Cloud on page 92 NOTE Code scan reports are...

Page 65: ...nformation Scanner Functional Resets NOTES Oil Specs and Resets vehicle coverage is the same as the Scanner vehicle coverage Not all vehicles may have on board diagnostic tool reset capabilities or have information available To use the Oil Specs and Resets feature you must have authorized access contact your sales representative for details The diagnostic tool is equipped with the ability to conne...

Page 66: ...oceed to Step 4 Figure 9 1 Home Screen Quick Lookups Icon Figure 9 2 Scanner System Menu Oil Specs and Resets Option 1 Follow the screen prompts to select the vehicle Manufacturer Year and Model 2 Select OK to confirm the vehicle 3 If applicable Follow the screen prompts to select the vehicle sub model options 4 After the Fluid Capacity screen displays navigate to either of the following options P...

Page 67: ...tion may include Vehicle application information Oil capacity specifications with or without oil filter Oil rating weight and type Special notes Figure 9 3 Typical Oil Specification Result Icon Icon Name Description Fluid Capacity Displays OEM recommended engine oil specification and capacity information Functional Reset Scanner Opens the Scanner service reset menu for the selected vehicle providi...

Page 68: ...n vehicle support A grayed out or non selectable icon indicates that functional resets are not available for the selected vehicle Service interval reset menus and selections will vary by manufacturer 1 Select the Functional Reset icon The Scanner function opens to the service interval reset menu for the selected vehicle 2 Select the applicable menu option s to perform the functional reset 3 Read a...

Page 69: ... controls accelerator pedal information or media center controls multi function switch etc Special notes and or instructions Theory of operation NOTE During content download icons may be used as image place holders until the image is fully downloaded and can be displayed Use the scroll bar or directional buttons b d to scroll up down to view all of the information The following are examples Figure...

Page 70: ... need to see an image in greater detail tap the image to select it Figure 9 6 Figure 9 6 Selecting an image opens it in a viewer window Figure 9 7 Figure 9 7 Use the zoom and pan features described in this section to adjust the image as needed Zoom From the image viewer window select the and icons from the toolbar to incrementally increase or decrease the image displayed Figure 9 8 Figure 9 8 ...

Page 71: ...tallation Procedures Tire Fitment Specifications Tire and Wheel Service can also provide when available quick access to the following diagnostic functions when connected to a vehicle View and Clear TPMS Related Codes View TPMS Related Data Perform TPMS Related Functional Tests View TPMS Troubleshooter Information NOTES Tire and Wheel Service vehicle coverage is the same as the Scanner vehicle cove...

Page 72: ...okups icon Figure 9 10 then select Tire and Wheel Service then proceed to Step 1 From within a current Scanner session select Tire and Wheel Service or applicable choice from the System menu Figure 9 11 follow the screen prompts to identify the vehicle and then proceed to Step 4 Figure 9 10 Home Screen Quick Lookups Icon Figure 9 11 Scanner System Menu Tire and Wheel Service Option 1 Follow the sc...

Page 73: ...ical TPMS indicator reset instructions Instructions and screens will vary by vehicle Figure 9 12 TPMS Remove Repair TPMS Service Selecting the Remove Repair TPMS Service icon displays TPMS service information Typical information may include Removal and installation instructions Relearn enable procedures Diagnostic testing procedures Theory of operation During content download progress messages may...

Page 74: ... Resets View TPMS Troubleshooter Information IMPORTANT Functional test instructions may be provided that are required to be performed before selecting or completing the function itself Follow all instructions as written NOTES Scanner functions require connection and communication with the vehicle Functional tests resets are not available for all vehicles and will vary depending on vehicle support ...

Page 75: ...cifications Fitment Selecting Tire Wheel Specifications displays OEM tire and wheel specifications Figure 9 15 Typical information may include Tire size and pressure Wheel hub stud size and lug torque Wheel size Figure 9 15 Typical Tire and Wheel Specification Result ...

Page 76: ...tor Information page 73 Manual Protocol Selection page 73 Codes page 68 Pending Codes page 68 Readiness Monitors page 71 MIL Status page 71 Fast Track Troubleshooter page 71 01 Display Current Data page 71 02 Display Freeze Frame Data page 71 03 Display Trouble Codes page 71 04 Clear Emissions Related Data page 71 05 06 07 Display Test param Results page 72 06 On board Monitored Systems page 72 07...

Page 77: ...e screen used in the Scanner function as both display the SureTrack results message below the toolbar However SureTrack is not accessible in OBD II EOBD mode SureTrack is only accessible in the Scanner function where the vehicle has been identified NOTE SureTrack is not accessible in OBD II EOBD mode Figure 10 2 DTC Results Screen Codes The Codes option displays a list of current emission related ...

Page 78: ...ta Select to continue from the confirmation screen Refer to the Global OBD Vehicle Communication Software Manual for additional information Readiness Monitors This test checks the status of the readiness monitoring system An OBD II EOBD control system runs continuous and periodic tests to check the status of emission related subsystems to gauge the integrity of the electronic operations Two option...

Page 79: ...displayed The diagnostic tool establishes a communication link with the test vehicle then opens an information screen Figure 10 4 Figure 10 4 Protocol information The information screen shows how many control modules were detected which ECM is communicating and which communication protocol is being used 3 Select Continue A Select Service menu of available tests opens Readiness Monitors on page 71 ...

Page 80: ...for most vehicles covered by the vehicle communication software 01 Display Current Data Use this test to display the serial data transmitted by the selected vehicle electronic control module ECM The main body of the screen has two columns the left hand column is a description of the parameter and the right hand column is the parameter value or state Viewing options and operations are the same as t...

Page 81: ...st 06 On board Monitored Systems This option opens a menu of tests from the monitored systems The available data is for specific systems and components that the on board diagnostic system monitors continuously such as misfire or non continuously such as the catalyst system Making a menu selection displays the test results 07 DTCs Detected During Last Drive This test opens a record of any DTCs that...

Page 82: ...hich one and how to connect it displays 4 Select Continue Information on where to locate the vehicle diagnostic connector displays 5 Select Continue to return to the System menu Manual Protocol Selection Communication protocol is a standardized way of transferring data between an ECM and a diagnostic tool Global OBD may use the following communication protocols ISO 15765 4 CAN ISO 27145 WWHOBD CAN...

Page 83: ...ntification of the last twenty five vehicles tested so there is no need to go through the complete vehicle identification sequence when performing a retest after repairs have been made The oldest vehicle record is deleted when a new vehicle is identified once there are twenty five vehicles on file Figure 11 1 Vehicle history list z To select from the vehicle History 1 Select Previous Vehicles and ...

Page 84: ...ool and a PC See ShopStream Connect on page 119 To connect to a PC see Connect to PC File Transfer on page 78 NOTE A maximum of 50 files are displayed To view all if more than 50 files stored transfer the files to a PC and use ShopStream Connect See Connect to PC File Transfer on page 78 for additional information z To review a saved data file or image 1 Select Previous Vehicles and Data from the ...

Page 85: ... memory z To delete a saved file 1 Select Previous Vehicles and Data Delete Saved Data The list of saved files displays Select the file s to be deleted using the checkboxes Use the Select All Deselect All icon as necessary 1 Select All Deselect All Icon 2 Delete Icon 3 Selected files to be deleted Figure 11 5 2 The files with checkboxes will be deleted To delete the files select the Delete icon 3 ...

Page 86: ...een Calibration page 82 Time Zone page 83 Clock Settings page 83 Daylight Savings Time page 83 Time Format page 84 Date Format page 84 AUTO VIN page 84 Wi Fi Connection Troubleshooting page 86 12 1 Tools Menu The following options are available from the Tools menu Connect to PC File Transfer use to transfer and share files with a personal computer PC Get Connected use to transfer and share files w...

Page 87: ...ct to PC A screen message displays stating that the diagnostic tool is in Connect to PC mode 3 Connect the supplied USB cable to the diagnostic tool and then to the PC The diagnostic tool displays as an external drive Using Windows File Explorer locate the USERDATA folder to find saved screenshots BMP code files XML and data files SCM 4 When finished select Exit to return to the Tool menu and disc...

Page 88: ...nfigure Shortcut button from the menu 3 Select a function from the menu 4 Select the Back on the toolbar or press the N X button to return to the options menu 12 1 4 System Information System Information allows you to view patent information and system information such as the software version and serial number of your diagnostic tool Figure 12 3 System information z To display the System informati...

Page 89: ... for poor lighting conditions Font Type on page 82 switches between standard and bold text for better visibility Backlight Time on page 82 adjusts how long the screen stays on with an idle diagnostic tool Touch Screen Calibration on page 82 calibrates the touch screen display Date Time options include Time Zone on page 83 sets the internal clock to the local time standard Clock Settings on page 83...

Page 90: ...and a please wait message momentarily displays followed by the Home screen The new toolbar setting is now active High Contrast Toolbar This option allows you to switch to a high contrast toolbar This toolbar features black and white icons with crisp graphics that are easier to see in poor lighting conditions or bright sunlight Figure 12 6 High contrast toolbar Selecting opens a menu with two choic...

Page 91: ...lete the touch screen calibration sequence once it has begun Never turn off the diagnostic tool while a screen calibration is in process z To calibrate the touch screen 1 Select Tools from the Home screen 2 Select Settings System Settings Display Touch Calibration The calibration screen opens Figure 12 7 Figure 12 7 Touch screen calibration 3 Select the center of each alignment indicator on the sc...

Page 92: ... Select the up icon on the screen or press the up b button to incrementally increase the number in the highlighted field Select the down icon on the screen or press the down d button to incrementally decrease the number 5 Select the check a icon on the screen or press the Y a button to move the highlight to the next field 6 Repeat Step 4 and Step 5 until the correct time is displayed 7 Select the ...

Page 93: ...eature Configure Wi Fi Selecting Configure Wi Fi allows you to configure and troubleshoot the diagnostic tool Wi Fi connection see Wi Fi Connection Troubleshooting on page 86 Configuring Scanner This option allows you to change the scanner display to toggle scales on and off Scales are the graduations and values that display on the horizontal axis at the base of the parameter graphs The waveform f...

Page 94: ... various units Figure 12 11 Configure units menu z To change the units setup 1 Select Tools from the Home screen to open the menu 2 Select Configure Units to open the menu 3 Select an item from the Configure Units menu 4 Select a setting from the listed choices 5 Select Back on the toolbar or press the N X button to return to the options menu ...

Page 95: ...Fi is Connected page 86 Turning Wi Fi On and Connecting to a Network page 87 Add Network Advanced Connecting to a hidden network page 88 Wi Fi Testing page 88 Wi Fi Troubleshooting and Status Messages page 89 13 1 Checking if Wi Fi is Connected The Wi Fi indicator is displayed in the title bar when Wi Fi is on Figure 13 1 Figure 13 1 1 to 3 solid bars Wi Fi is on and connected to a network Three b...

Page 96: ...eyboard and then select the check mark on the keyboard to continue Networks with a proxy challenge page or that require the user to accept terms of usage are not supported Wi Fi performance varies depending on your wireless network equipment and ISP 5 Select Connect to connect to your desired network or Cancel to cancel the request 6 From the Connect confirmation screen select OK to continue using...

Page 97: ... 6 Select Connect at the prompt to connect to the network 7 Select OK at the confirmation screen to continue using this connection or Forget to disconnect this connection 13 4 Wi Fi Testing If you are experiencing network connection issues an automated testing feature is available to quickly test your network connection z Testing Connections 1 Before you start the automated testing procedure turn ...

Page 98: ...rence as used in the following troubleshooting chart Router The data transmission device directly connected to your ISP Remote Wireless Access Point A wireless connection device between the router and your diagnostic tool Wi Fi Radio The internal diagnostic tool radio transmitting and receiving Wi Fi signals Network Connection Also called Wi Fi connection The configured Wi Fi router connection the...

Page 99: ... saved Wi Fi networks have been deleted forgotten turn off the diagnostic tool 5 Turn on the diagnostic tool and connect to the desired Wi Fi network see Turning Wi Fi On and Connecting to a Network on page 87 General Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause Corrective Action Repair Information Applications e g Oil Specs and Resets are not available Access has expired Contact your sales representati...

Page 100: ...st Possible Cause Displayed Tip Message Corrective Action Checks Hardware Wi Fi radio not responding and or will not turn off Contact Customer Support for assistance Wi Fi radio not responding and or will not initialize Missing or corrupt firmware file s Router This device is not connected to a router Check Wi Fi signal strength out of range or interference Move closer within 50 Ft 15 M or into a ...

Page 101: ... Out of the Snap on Cloud page 104 14 1 Key Features Automatically transfer code scan reports to the Snap on Cloud Access and manage your Snap on Cloud account using your mobile device or PC Share send report files via e mail or other mobile apps Tag reports attach a descriptive key name to help you organize and search report files Use the Search function to quickly find files by Tag Description a...

Page 102: ...ister 3 Using a mobile device or PC visit https ALTUSDRIVE com and select Create Individual Account from the Login screen 4 Enter the required information and create a Username and Password then select Create 5 At the Success confirmation screen select Done 6 Log in using your Username and Password 7 Answer the security questions then select Submit 8 From Technician Profile Manager select the Devi...

Page 103: ...re 14 2 This is normal any displayed set of PIN and Code numbers may be used to register 3 Using a mobile device or PC visit https ALTUSDRIVE com and select Login upper right screen 4 Log in using your SureTrack Username and Password 5 Open the Profile Manager additional login may be required 6 From the Device Management tab select Add Device 7 Enter your Serial Number PIN Code and Device Name 8 L...

Page 104: ...download share Downloading Files Select the menu icon on the file card upper right then select Download from the menu options See callout 4 in My Files on page 97 Printing Files Select the menu icon on the file card upper right then select Download from the menu options see callout 4 in My Files on page 97 once downloaded print the file from your device Alternate Method open the file in a new brow...

Page 105: ...Username and Password Figure 14 5 Figure 14 5 14 4 3 Navigating the Snap on Cloud Toolbars The upper and lower toolbars are available from all screens The upper toolbar includes a menu icon right side Figure 14 6 This menu allows you to share your entire gallery see Sharing all Reports Share My Gallery on page 99 Figure 14 6 The lower toolbar Figure 14 7 includes the following links My Files see p...

Page 106: ...dditional information 3 Your Account Username and timestamp See Account on page 102 for additional information The timestamp indicates the date time the file posted 4 Menu Icon options Download Select to download the report to your device Delete Select to delete the report 5 Favorites Icon See Favorites on page 100 for additional information 6 Link icon See Sharing E mail an Individual Report Link...

Page 107: ... 102 for additional information The timestamp indicates the date time the file posted 4 Description user entered searchable text Enter text alphanumeric in the description field as desired 5 Known Good Bad Checkboxes user defined and searchable Selecting a checkbox automatically creates a tag e g good and is displayed in the Active Tag s field 6 Tag user entered searchable text Enter text alphanum...

Page 108: ... Figure 14 11 2 Select Copy to Clipboard Figure 14 12 from the pop up window Figure 14 12 3 Open your e mail text social media etc app and paste the URL into a message to share with others The URL link that is sent only displays The Report Report Name Your User Name Date Report was posted Report Description Sharing all Reports Share My Gallery To share your entire gallery all files in My Files 1 S...

Page 109: ...assigned or user assigned Known Good Bad Checkboxes selecting a checkbox automatically creates a searchable tag e g good or bad Description user entered text Tag user entered text See File Detail Tags on page 98 for additional information on the above user entered text 14 4 6 Favorites The Favorites screen displays all the reports selected as favorites Figure 14 14 Figure 14 16 To set a file as a ...

Page 110: ... Manager opens a new browser tab To return to the Snap on Cloud after logging out of Profile Manager you must select the ALTUS Home Page browser tab Enter your Username and Password at the Login screen If you are a SureTrack user please note that Profile Manager is the same as your SureTrack Profile Manager Any changes you make will also be reflected in your SureTrack account Profile Manager inclu...

Page 111: ...8 Authorization Key not required for Snap on Cloud account registration Account Expiration Date Shop Nickname Email Username Password Figure 14 18 Personal Information This screen manages the following personal account information Figure 14 19 First Name Last Name City State Zip Code Figure 14 19 Your Name Your Name ...

Page 112: ...ages Shop Information Shop Information allows you to enter the name address and phone number for your shop This information is included as a header on the report Figure 14 21 Device Management This screen manages devices associated with your account Figure 14 22 Select Add a Device to setup and add an authorized device e g diagnostic tool or Diagnostic Tool Enter the device Serial Number serial nu...

Page 113: ...e Manager Figure 14 23 Figure 14 23 NOTE Profile Manager opens a new browser tab To return to the Snap on Cloud after logging out of Profile Manager you must select the ALTUS Home Page browser tab Logging Out of the Snap on Cloud To log out of the Snap on Cloud select Profile from lower toolbar then select Logout Figure 14 24 Figure 14 24 Your Name ...

Page 114: ...questions visit mitchell1 com support suretrack faqs 15 2 2 Using SureTrack for the First Time If you have purchased a new diagnostic tool you will need to create a SureTrack account before you can access SureTrack See Creating a SureTrack Account on page 106 for instructions 15 2 3 Login Scenarios I already have an active SureTrack account with username and password Logging In active account on p...

Page 115: ...lete the online registration before you can use SureTrack Use the following procedure to create an account 1 On your PC visit https shopkeypro com 2 To create an account use the following illustrated instructions Step numbers are provided in each illustration follow the sequence to completion Figure 15 2 Figure 15 3 12 digit alpha numeric code e g 123ABCAP4 US 1 LOGIN ShopKey5 com Users Get to Kno...

Page 116: ...reated Success X This account can be used to contribute to the community and manage your profile To link this account to your shop have your shop add you in Profile Manager Login Cancel Username Password Forgot password Click here to reset Remember username password Create a new Individual Account X 6 7 8 Submit Cancel Question 3 Choose a question Question 2 Choose a question Question 1 Choose a q...

Page 117: ...numeric code e g 123ABCAP4 US Technician Profile Manager Authorization Key Account Expiration Date Activation Mode Personal Profile First Name Rank New Member Save Cancel User Profile Expert Subscriptions Communication 12 14 Enter the SureTrack Authorization Code Enter all required information scroll down 13 Click Save 15 Close the browser window or tab 16 Open www shopkeypro com and login Login C...

Page 118: ...xpired To find your new authorization code see Finding your SureTrack Authorization Code on page 105 1 Log in to ShopKeyPro com using your current username and password 2 At the ShopKey Pro start page select your username Figure 15 13 then select Profile Manager from the dropdown menu Figure 15 13 3 Log in to the Profile Manger Figure 15 14 using your current username and password 4 Enter your new...

Page 119: ...inding your SureTrack Authorization Code on page 105 1 Log in to ShopKeyPro com using your using your current username and password When your SureTrack account has expired and you try to login you are directed to an information window Figure 15 15 2 Scroll down and select the link shown in Figure 15 15 Figure 15 15 3 The SureTrack FAQ webpage opens Figure 15 16 Figure 15 16 4 Scroll to the topic W...

Page 120: ... based on actual vehicle repairs Tips Experience based diagnostic and repair tips and information for the selected DTC Related Tips Additional Tips that may be related to the selected DTC Real Fixes Verified successful repair information and or procedures for the selected DTC Related Real Fixes Additional Real Fixes that may be related to the selected DTC All information e g replaced parts data ti...

Page 121: ...ailable Selecting Fix It opens the SureTrack dashboard See Dashboard on page 113 for additional information The Common Replaced Parts graph is displayed on the DTC results screen If the graph is minimized select the Common Replaced Parts Graph icon located to the left of Common Replaced Parts Graph title bar Figure 15 18 to open maximize the graph Figure 15 18 DTC Results with SureTrack 1 Fix It I...

Page 122: ...Graph icon located to the left of Common Replaced Parts Graph title bar The Common Replaced Parts graph shows the percentage of verified fixes using the parts listed derived from the total number of repairs by mileage The graph may display one or more replacement parts based on the captured information The example below Figure 15 20 shows two common replaced parts used in the repair of DTC P0106 I...

Page 123: ...s about the Related Tip Figure 15 21 Figure 15 21 Tip s Screens Real Fixes and Related Fixes Real Fixes Verified successful repair information and or procedures for the selected DTC Related Real Fixes Additional Real Fixes that may be related to the selected DTC Fixes have been researched and obtained from professional automotive OEM and specialty technicians from a vast range of repair shops Fixe...

Page 124: ...reTrack has expired and you should contact your sales representative to purchase the current software upgrade Verified parts replacement data not available Tap the wrench icon for more results indicates that Common Replaced Parts information graph is not available however other types of SureTrack information may be e g Real Fixes and Tips Select the Fix It icon to see if other information is avail...

Page 125: ...raining and Information Links various available on all pages 1Search Limited Top 10 Results Page Selecting 1Search Limited displays a Top 10 results page which includes Figure 15 24 Search Bar use the search bar to enter a code component or symptom to search For best results keep search terms short e g water pump not water pump replacement Page Tabs use the page tabs to navigate to related informa...

Page 126: ...e Results Index page displays applicable repair information on the SureTrack results page Figure 15 26 Information may include Real Fixes and Tips real world fixes and repair tips captured from actual repair orders and the experiences of professional technicians Common Repair Procedures Graph graphical display of the specific parts and procedures most frequently used to fix the selected code or sy...

Page 127: ...nship between a code or symptom to the component used to fix them Figure 15 27 Information may include Radial Graph showing the relationship of the code or symptom to possible at fault components Component Frequency Graphs showing the most commonly replaced component for that code or symptom Common Replaced Parts Graphs showing the mileage at which the most common component is replaced ...

Page 128: ...ls Main Topic Links Using SSC Connecting to your PC page 119 SSC Main Screen page 120 Scanner DataViewer page 121 Image Viewer page 121 Printing the Code Scan Vehicle System Report page 122 Customizing the Code Scan Vehicle System Report page 123 Software Upgrades and Updates page 125 16 1 Using SSC Connecting to your PC z To connect and use SSC with your diagnostic tool 1 Download and install SSC...

Page 129: ...ot editable 2 File directory structure displays the file directory structure of your PC in standard Windows format and shows any connected diagnostic tools at the bottom of the data list 3 Data Manager Toolbar provides control icons that perform a variety of operations on data files 4 Main Menu bar contains File Edit Tools and Help menus 5 Tabs provides access to data files and presets stored on t...

Page 130: ...creenshots saved on your diagnostic tool with your PC NOTE File extension types vary depending on the diagnostic tool Not all the file extensions described here may be available on your diagnostic tool Figure 16 4 1 Menu bar 2 Display toolbar 3 Graph display 4 Properties icon 5 Vertical Scroll bar 6 Zoom controls 7 Slider bar 8 Navigation toolbar 9 Parameter text list 10 Highlighted PIDs indicates...

Page 131: ...ect 1 Double click the code scan XML file from the file list to open the Vehicle System Report Figure 16 5 in the Code Scan Viewer Figure 16 6 Figure 16 5 2 Select Print or Print Preview from the Code Scan Viewer menu to print or preview the Vehicle System Report Figure 16 6 Figure 16 6 Selecting Print opens the Windows print dialog window Figure 16 7 Select your printer from the list then select ...

Page 132: ... from the file list to open the Vehicle System Report Figure 16 8 in the Code Scan Viewer 2 Hover the cursor over the area shown in Figure 16 8 and select the desired option to add to the report header Figure 16 8 To edit the Shop Information header of the Vehicle System Report 1 From ShopStream Connect select Tools Options Edit Shop Info Figure 16 9 Figure 16 9 2 The Shop Info dialog box opens Fi...

Page 133: ...ox to show the time the vehicle was scanned in the printout Figure 16 10 5 When you are finished editing select Save Figure 16 10 to save the information and close the dialog box To edit the VIN and License Plate fields and or add notes to the Vehicle System Report 1 From ShopStream Connect open the code scan XML file to be edited Figure 16 11 2 Click in the editable fields as shown in Figure 16 1...

Page 134: ...are 1 Select Tools Update Software diagnostic tool type e g ETHOS Edge MODIS Edge SOLUS Edge etc from the Menu bar Figure 16 12 The software checks the Snap on web server for available updates Figure 16 12 2 If service release updates are available select Next to continue then select Download and follow the on screen instructions to complete the installation Figure 16 13 Figure 16 13 NOTE For addi...

Page 135: ...owledges your acceptance of the End User License Agreement The Snap on Incorporated Software End User License Agreement is available at https eula snapon com diagnostics To Accept at the screen prompt Figure 16 14 click the checkbox on the left side of the window and then select Agree and Continue The software will be installed automatically Figure 16 14 below represents a typical EULA acceptance ...

Page 136: ...lean with a damp cloth IMPORTANT Do not use any abrasive cleansers or automotive chemicals on the diagnostic tool 17 1 1 Cleaning the Touch Screen The touch screen can be cleaned with a soft cloth and a mild window cleaner IMPORTANT Do not use any abrasive cleansers or automotive chemicals on the touch screen 17 2 Battery Pack Service 17 2 1 Safety Follow all safety guidelines when handling the ba...

Page 137: ...t loss of capacity due to self discharging If long term storage of the battery pack is necessary it should be stored in a in a cool dry well ventilated place with a 30 to 75 percent state of charge to prevent loss of characteristics To prolong the life of your battery turn off the diagnostic tool when not in use The diagnostic tool has a built in charger that recharges the battery on demand whenev...

Page 138: ...ling facility in accordance with local national and international regulations IMPORTANT Always dispose of materials according to local regulations For additional information within the United States of America contact Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation RBRC at www call2recycle org Phone 800 822 8837 For additional information within Canada contact Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation...

Page 139: ... agent Product Training Videos Diagnostic tool specific training videos are available on our website Follow along and learn the basics of diagnostic tool operation with our free training videos Videos are product specific and are available at http diagnostics snapon com Click on the Training Support tab select the applicable diagnostic tool then select See Training NOTE Sample titles are listed be...

Page 140: ... Tips Videos examples Air Fuel Ratio Sensor Test Fuel Injector Voltage and Current Tests Scope Alternator Ripple Test Scope Fuel Pump Current Ramp Test Scope BMW Rain Sensor Calibration Harley Davidson ABS Brake Bleed CAN Bus Diagnostics Scope Harley Davidson Functional Tests Chevrolet Volt Coolant Pump Bleed Harley Davidson Key Fob Programming Chrysler HVAC Test Hyundai Blind Spot Detection Syste...

Page 141: ... The Power of Troubleshooter Tips Scanner Ford 6 7L Transmission Solenoid Characterization Top Level Menus Built In Scope Training Ford Diesel Injector Coding Toyota EVAP Test VW Audi Flexible Service Reset Scanner Toyota Multiple Freeze Frame Scanner Toyota Transmission Compensation Coding Snap on Training Solutions Diagnostic Quick Tips Videos examples ...

Page 142: ... within this manual may not be applicable to other diagnostic software versions Disclaimer of Warranties and Limitation of Liabilities All pictures and illustrations shown are for reference purposes only All information specifications and illustrations in this manual are based on the latest information available at the time of printing and are subject to change without notice While the authors hav...

Page 143: ...t the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help CAUTION You are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void your authority to operate the equipment FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement 1 This transmitter must not b...

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