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Genisys User Guide English - OTC

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Test Startup and Vehicle Connection<br />

This section includes the following steps:<br />

Step 1: Enter the Vehicle Information (below)<br />

Step 2: Connect the Cable on page 17<br />

Step 3: View the OBD II Quick Test Results on page<br />

18<br />

Step 4: Select the Diagnostic Function on page 19<br />

Step 1: Enter the Vehicle Information<br />

Use the following steps to enter vehicle information<br />

and to determine which cable to use for the communication<br />

connection between the scan tool and the<br />

vehicle’s DLC.<br />

1 Press the On / Off button to turn the scan tool on;<br />

wait for the Application Manager screen to appear.<br />

NOTE: For quick access to the Global OBD II<br />

application, hold down the Menu key while you turn<br />

the scan tool on. If you do this, go to step 8.<br />

Figure 3.4: Application Manager Screen and Scan Diagnostics<br />

Screen - Graphic <strong>User</strong> Interface<br />

2 From the Application Manager screen, select Scan<br />

Diagnostics and press the ENTER key. This displays<br />

the Scan Diagnostics screen.<br />

NOTE: If you have the application assigned to one<br />

of the function keys at the bottom of the screen, you<br />

can alternatively press the function key to start the<br />

application.<br />

3: Scan Diagnostics Applications<br />

Test Startup and Vehicle Connection<br />

3 From the Scan Diagnostics screen, select an<br />

application and press the ENTER key.<br />

• If you select Global OBD II, the Required<br />

Cables illustration appears; go to step 8 on<br />

page 17.<br />

• If you select Domestic, Asian, Latin America,<br />

European, or Heavy Duty Standard, a series<br />

of screens appear for you to identify the vehicle;<br />

go to step 4 below.<br />

Figure 3.5: Vehicle Information Manufacturer Screen and Heavy<br />

Duty Select Data Link Connector Screen - Graphic <strong>User</strong> Interface<br />

4 Do one of the following:<br />

• If the Vehicle Information Manufacturer screen<br />

appears (shown above on the left), select the<br />

manufacturer and press the ENTER key.<br />

This starts System 5.0 and displays the next<br />

screen for identifying the vehicle (shown below<br />

on the left). Continue with step 5 on page 16.<br />

• If the Heavy Duty Data Link Connection Test<br />

Terminal screen appears shown above on the<br />

right), select the DLC connector and press<br />

the ENTER key. This starts System 5.0 and<br />

displays the next screen for identifying the<br />

heavy duty vehicle (shown below on the right).<br />

Continue with step 5 on page 16.<br />

Figure 3.6: Vehicle Identification Screen Examples<br />

IMPORTANT: Many heavy duty vehicles are changing<br />

from the older J1587 communication standard to the<br />

new J1939 communication standard. As a result, both<br />

communication standards (J1587 and J1939) may be<br />

available on vehicles equipped with the 9-Pin<br />

Deutsche connection. In cases where no diagnostic<br />

trouble codes are found or some of the data items<br />

appear suspect in the J1939 standard, try the J1587<br />

standard to verify the results.<br />

Scan Tool <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> 15

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