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SECTION VIIC SERVICE PROGRAMMING SYSTEM Verifying Reprogramming After any kind of control module programming, verify that programming was successful: Turn the ignition off, wait at least 30 seconds, then start the vehicle to confirm that reprogramming was successful. If the vehicle does not start or starts but runs rough, repeat the SPS procedure. IMPORTANT Some vehicles will require that Idle Learn, TP Learn, Theft Deterrent Relearn, or Crankshaft Variation Learn procedures be performed after programming. Consult the appropriate service information for these procedures. 2005 Tech 2 User’s Guide VII - 46
SECTION VIIC SERVICE PROGRAMMING SYSTEM Tech 2 SPS User Interface Screens and Functionality Overview This section is a representation of the Tech 2 Service Programming System (SPS) user interface screen application. User interface screens that could be encountered during the execution of Tech 2 remote SPS are shown. The Tech 2 screen information is organized into two sections: Requesting Information and Programming. Follow the steps to perform remote SPS using the Tech 2 scan tool and TIS software. Requesting Information 1. At the Tech 2 title screen, select Enter. To execute the SPS application, press F1 on the Tech 2 keypad or highlight Service Programming System on the Main Menu screen (Figure VIIC-13), then press Enter. 2. At the Request Information screen (Figure VIIC-14), press F0 or Enter. Note: ECU to be programmed must be installed before requesting information. 3. At the Salesmake(s) screen (Figure VIIC-15), highlight one of the salesmakes, then select Enter. Note: Information entered incorrectly may result in programming errors. Figure VIIC-13 Tech 2 Main Menu screen with SPS selected Figure VIIC-14 Request Info screen Figure VIIC-15 Salesmake(s) screen Tech 2 SPS Screens and Functionality continued on next page... 2005 Tech 2 User’s Guide VII - 47
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Tech 2 User’s Guide CONTENTS I. I
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Customer Support Overview To obtain
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Declaration of Conformity According
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SECTION I INTRODUCTION Using This M
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SECTION I INTRODUCTION NOTICE • D
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SECTION I INTRODUCTION Tech 2 Overv
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SECTION I INTRODUCTION Mechanical D
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SECTION II CARE & CLEANING Care and
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SECTION III GETTING STARTED Getting
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SECTION III GETTING STARTED PCMCIA
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SECTION III GETTING STARTED Tech 2
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SECTION III GETTING STARTED Action
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SECTION III GETTING STARTED Tech 2
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SECTION IV POWER SUPPLIES Power Sup
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SECTION IV POWER SUPPLIES NAO Power
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SECTION V ADAPTERS RS-232 DB9 Adapt
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SECTION VI TROUBLESHOOTING Power On
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SECTION VI TROUBLESHOOTING Tech 2 S
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SECTION VI TROUBLESHOOTING F1: Auto
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SECTION VI TROUBLESHOOTING Cigarett
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DAY MONTH DATE YEAR TIME : : Test C
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VCI MODULE DIAGNOSTIC CHART Test Re
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