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KNOW YOUR PRODUCT
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WARNING!
Read and understand the warnings before setup.
The Automotive Diagnostic Scanner is used to check engine of most OBD2
compliant vehicles from 1996 onwards with standard sized 16-Pin Data Link
Connector (DLC).
Your DLC is usually located near centre under the instrument panel (dash), under
or around the driver’s side of most vehicles
(fig. 1). Do not force OBD2 Connector into the
DLC, ensure the connector is in the correct
orientation to the DLC to avoid damaging the
pins.
Note:
Refer to your vehicle’s service manual
for the location if the DLC cannot be found.
Fig. 1
Function description
• Dual-system diagnostic, optional engine and transmission.
• Quickly indicate engine faults, with green / yellow / red LED indicators as fault
lights.
• Read and clear the engine fault code and view Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC)
definitions.
• Display of sensor data stream information such as vehicle revolutions per minute
(rpm), engine coolant temperature in real time.
• View freeze frame data and I/M (readiness monitor status information.
• Read vehicle information:
vehicle identification number (VIN).
calibration identification numbers (CINs).
calibration verification number (CVNs).
• Multi-language.
