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PDA-Dyno™ And OBD II Scan Tool Operating - Nology Engineering

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<strong>PDA</strong>-Dyno and <strong>OBD</strong> <strong>II</strong> <strong>Scan</strong> <strong>Tool</strong><br />

4. Press New, enter a file name, and press OK.<br />

5. Highlight the file name within the <strong>Scan</strong> Data Files list box and press OK. A new file has been<br />

created and now open.<br />

6. Press one of the Edit… buttons on the Meter screen to select a sensor to monitor.<br />

7. Press OK to accept settings.<br />

8. Press OK to start the sampling. The numeric display will update at the Speed interval selected.<br />

9. Set the Record/Playback control to Rec to start recording.<br />

10. Select Stop from the Record/Playback control after a few seconds of recording.<br />

11. Select Play from the Record/Playback control to playback the previously recorded file.<br />

<strong>Scan</strong> <strong>Tool</strong> Files<br />

The <strong>Scan</strong> <strong>Tool</strong> feature uses one storage file:<br />

<strong>Scan</strong> Data – stores data from the scan tool record operation.<br />

The <strong>Scan</strong> Data files are managed using the Open <strong>Scan</strong> Data dialog. See Dyno Files for information<br />

regarding other file types.<br />

Open <strong>Scan</strong> Data Dialog<br />

The <strong>Scan</strong> Data files are managed using the Open <strong>Scan</strong> Data dialog. Creating, deleting, and editing of<br />

these files are performed from this screen.<br />

Open <strong>Scan</strong> Data Dialog<br />

The <strong>Scan</strong> Data Files list box shows all the files currently stored on the device. If a file is already open,<br />

the list box will highlight the open file. A new file can be created by pressing the New button. The<br />

Delete… button will delete the actively selected file. <strong>And</strong> Edit will edit the files attributes.<br />

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