●
System function stimulation allows actuators
to be tested by moving them and watching for
suitable response.
●
Programming of system changes.
Basic idle CO
or changes in basic timing can be programmed
into the system.
Figure 3.8 shows a scanner from snap-on. TAs
scanner allows the technician to perform all the
necessary operations,
such as fault code reading,
via a single common connector. The portable
hand-held tool has a large graphics display allow-
ing clear instructions and data. Context-sensitive
help is available to eliminate
the need to refer back
to manuals to look up fault code definitions. It
has a memory so that data can be reused even after
disconnecting power from the tool. This scanner
will even connect to a controller area network
(CAN) system with a suitable adapter.
Chia sẻ với bạn bè của bạn: