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4.3. Reading Service Codes/Alarms from SCCWhenever the ECU transmits a service code or the SCC registers an alarm, the Alarmmenu button becomes red.By pressing this button one of two possible listswill be shown. This can be seen in the title: “Alarms from SCC” or “Service codes fromengine”.With this button you can switch between the two lists.If more events occur than can be shown at once, the up/down buttons can be used toshow all the entries.By pressing an entry line you can select single alarms / codes.The Clear button deletes the selected entry. Remark: If thealarm/service code still exists it will be added to the list again. In this case it seems asthough you can’t remove the entry. This is normal behavior.For deleting entries a password is required. Use the unit ID as password. The unit IDcan be found in the system information window of the settings menu. The passwordprevents unauthorized users from deleting entries. After leaving the alarms menu <strong>and</strong>returning back the password is required again for deleting entries.Use this button to clear all entries of the shown list. Entries in otherlists remain preserved. If any alarm/service code still exists it will be added to the listagain. In this case it seems as if you can’t remove some or all entries. This is normalbehavior. For information about the password see paragraph “Clear button” above.When all alarms/service codes are removed, the alarm menu button appears in thenormal state orHelp screenTo get more information about the service codes from engine simply double-click onan entry. A help screen appears which provides you with more information about thisservice code.Z001045-0_1_March 2012 - 69 -
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