Calibration
Checking the accuracy of a measuring
instrument
Serial port
A
connection to an ECU, a diagnostic tester
or computer for example. Serial means the
information is passed in a ‘digital’ string like
pushing black and white balls through a pipe
in
a certain order
Code reader
This device reads the ‘black and white balls’
or scanner
mentioned above, or the on-off electrical
signals, and converts them to language we
can
understand
Combined
Usually now PC based, these systems can be
diagnostic and
used to carry out tests on vehicle systems
information
and they also contain an electronic
system
workshop manual. Test
sequences guided by
the computer can also be carried out
Oscilloscope
The main part of ‘scope’ is the display, which
is like a TV or computer screen. A scope is
a voltmeter but instead of readings in
numbers it shows
the voltage levels by a
trace or mark on the screen. The marks on
the screen can move and change very fast
allowing us to see the way voltages change
3.1.2 Basic hand tools
You cannot
learn to use tools from a book; it is
clearly a very practical skill. However, you can
follow the recommendations made here and of
course by the manufacturers. Even the range of
basic hand tools is now quite daunting and very
expensive.
It is worth repeating
the general advice and
instructions for the use of hand tools.
●
Only use a tool for its intended purpose.
●
Always use the correct size tool for the job
you are doing.
●
Pull a wrench rather than pushing whenever
possible.
●
Do not use a file or similar, without a handle.
●
Keep all tools clean and replace them in a suit-
able box or cabinet.
●
Do not use a screwdriver as a pry bar.
●
Always follow manufacturers’ recommenda-
tions (you cannot remember everything).
●
Look after your tools and they will look after
you!
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