Introduction to On Board Diagnostics (II)

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OBD II for L & MD VehiclesSTD ManualEnhanced Test Modes (SAE J 2190):SAE J 2190 extends the diagnostic test modes defined in SAE J 1979 to include access to emissionrelated data not included in SAE J 1979 and access to non-emission relate data as a supplement toSAE J 1979. This standard describes the data byte values for diagnostic messages transmitted betweendiagnostic test equipment, either on-vehicle or off-vehicle, and vehicle electronic modules. No distinction is made between emission and non-emissionrelated diagnostics. These messages can be used with J 1850 data a link as described in SAE J 1850 standard.SAE J 2190 includes test modes identified for diagnostics beyond minimum regulated requirements, that include non-emission systems. Test modesinclude capabilities such as:• Request diagnostic session• Request diagnostic “Freeze Frame” data• Request Diagnostic Trouble Codes/status• Clear diagnostic information• Request diagnostic data• Security access• Disable /enable normal message transmission• Request / define diagnostic data packets• Enter /exit diagnostic routine• Request diagnostic routine results• Input /output control• Read /write block of memoryMessages must be used with SAE J 1978 Scan Tool only using EDP protocol, pand with enhanceddiagnostics tools.This activity is also coordinating with ISO diagnostic services task force to promote commondiagnostic capabilities throughout auto industry.
OBD II for L & MD VehiclesSTD ManualEnhanced E/E Diagnostic Test Modes:The following extended diagnostic Test modes are in force:uMode Mode 10- Initiate diagnostic operation (limited)uMode Mode 11- Request module resetuMode Mode 12- Request diagnostic “Freeze Frame “ datauMode Mode 13- Request DTC informationuMode Mode 14 - Clear diagnostic informationuMode Mode 17- Request status of DTCsuModeMode 18- Request DTCs by StatusuMode Mode 20 - Return to Normal OperationuMode Mode 21-2323 - Request Diagnostic Data by PID(s)uMode Mode 2A - Request Diagnostic Data Packet(s)uMode Mode 2C - Dynamically Define Diagnostic Data PacketuMode Mode 3F - Test Device PresentuMode Mode 7F - General response MessageuMode Mode AE - Request device Control
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