OTC Genisys EVO, Руководство пользователя

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Scan Tool User Guide 3
Component Descriptions
1: General Information
Back View
Figure 1.5: Scan Tool Back View
1 Stand — flips out for setting the scan tool in an upright
position.
2 Add-On Module Compartment — holds an add-on
hardware module such as the Scope and Gas M-P
modules.
3 Hardware Interface Port (HIP) with access door —
with door open, provides communication between the
scan tool and a connected hardware module.
4 Security Straps (one on each side) — fit around
hands for easier use and to protect against dropping.
5 Battery Compartment and Cover — holds a
rechargable nickel metal hydrate (NiMH) battery
pack.
Top View
Figure 1.6: Classic Scan Tool Top View
Figure 1.7: Scan Tool Top View
1 On / Off Button — turns the scan tool on and off.
When using external power, the scan tool stays on
until you turn it off. When using internal battery power,
the scan tool turns off automatically after a set time
(see Unit Defaults in Adjust Default Settings on
page 14 ).
2 Infrared Communication Window — communicates
with peripheral wireless devices, such as a printer.
3 RS 232 Serial Port — connects the PC serial cable.
4 DB25-Pin Port — connects the vehicle DLC cable.
5 Universal Serial Bus (USB) A Port — connects
peripheral devices such as wireless communication,
printers, and portable USB Drives.
6 External Power Port — connects the 12 volt power
adapter for powering the tool and recharging the
internal battery.
7 Video Graphics Array (VGA) Port — connects
a VGA monitor.
8 Universal Serial Bus (USB) B Port — connects
host devices such as a Personal Computer.
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