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Scan Tool User Guide 9
Software Descriptions
1: General Information
Diagnostic Toolbox Applications
When you select Diagnostic Toolbox from the Appli-
cation Manager screen (
Figure 1.20 on page 7 ), the
Diagnostic Toolbox screen appears, as shown
below.
Figure 1.24: Diagnostic Toolbox Screen - Classic User Interface
This screen contains options for using the following
software applications:
• Gas M-P is for using the scan tool along with the Gas
add-on module and exhaust sampling equipment to
gather and analyze exhaust gas data. Refer to the
separate Gas M-P User Guide.
• Scope Multimeter is for using the scan tool along
with the Scope add-on module and special probes to
do oscilloscope tests, multimeter tests, and special
component and vehicle system tests. Refer to the
separate Scope Multimeter User Guide.
• Scope with InfoTech is for using the scan tool along
with the Scope add-on module and special probes to
do oscilloscope tests, multimeter tests, and special
component and vehicle system tests. (This is the
Scope Multimeter software application integrated with
the InfoTech application. Scope data displays on the
top half of the screen and InfoTech test instructions
display on the bottom half of the screen.) Refer to the
separate Scope / InfoTech User Guide.
• ConnecTech , with the scan tool connected to a
personal computer (PC), lets you operate the scan
tool through a ConnecTech application installed on
the PC. You can also use the ConnecTech application
to view datastream file recorded to a USB drive. Refer
to the separate ConnecTech Quick Start Guide.
• Remote Display , with the scan tool connected to a
PC, displays scan tool screens on the PC.
Playback Function
When you select Playback from the Application
Manager screen (
Figure 1.20 on page 7 ), the Events
to Playback screen appears, as shown below.
Figure 1.25: Events to Playback Screen
The Playback function lets you view data recorded
with the Datastream Record function (see
page 40 )
and the DTC-Triggered Recording function (see
page 50 ). It also lets you save and delete recorded
files.
For details, refer to Playback on page 75 .