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52 TESTER
CHARGING THE BATTERY PACK
The Tester constantly charges the NiCad battery pack as long as it is connected to a 12
VDC power source. In normal use, the Tester keeps the battery pack adequately charged.
However, if the Tester is used for extended periods of time with the vehicle ignition off, or
stored for an extended period of time without use, the NiCad battery pack may become
discharged.
To recharge the battery pack, connect the Tester to a 12 VDC power source such as the
vehicle battery or the 12-volt AC/DC power supply or remove the six batteries from the
battery pack and recharge the individual cells in a commercially available AA cell NiCad
battery charger. It takes approximately 16 hours to fully recharge the battery pack.
However, 4 hours of charging time provides a partial charge and allows approximately 30
minutes of Tester operation.
Remember, the battery pack is required only when power is not available at the cigarette
lighter socket. If the battery pack is not charged and you need to use the Tester, simply
connect the Tester directly to the vehicle’s battery with the Battery Adapter Cable and
cigarette lighter DC power cable supplied with the Tester kit. This allows operation of all
diagnostic procedures with the Tester and starts recharging the battery pack at the same
time.
It is recommended that the battery pack be charged overnight using the AC/DC power
supply at least once a week (or more often if required). You can’t charge the battery pack
too often.
If “ATTENTION! TESTER BATTERY VOLTAGE LOW” is displayed after the battery
pack has been properly charged, then the NiCad batteries are not capable of being
recharged and must be replaced.
REPLACING THE NICAD BATTERIES
The capacity of the NiCad batteries decreases over time and needs to be replaced
periodically. The six batteries originally equipped with the Tester are 1.2-volt High
Capacity 700 milliampere hour (mAh), AA size, NiCad rechargeable batteries. This type
of battery is available at certain electronic supply stores, or may be ordered from the
nearest Vetronix Service Center listed in the Introduction. Lower capacity batteries (500
mAh) can also be used in place of the high capacity type. (Note: Do not mix high capacity
and low capacity NiCad cells within the battery pack.) When replacing NiCad batteries,
always replace all six cells for maximum battery life.
To replace the batteries, do the following:
1. Disconnect the power supply cable from the vehicle and from the Tester.
2. Press px to turn the Tester off.
3. Press the tab at the bottom end of the battery pack while pulling the battery pack
toward the bottom of the Tester.
CAUTION
CAUTION!
Only use NiCad rechargeable batteries in the Tester battery
pack. Other types of batteries may burst causing personal injury
and damage to the Tester.
- MTS 3100 1
- Mastertech 1
- Toyota/Lexus 1
- 1989-2004 1
- Vetronix Corporation 2
- CAUTIONS, NOTICES, HINTS: 3
- OPERATING PRECAUTIONS 4
- FOREWORD 5
- Table of Contents 7
- 1.0 THE DIAGNOSTIC TOOLSET 13
- OPERATOR'S MANUALS 13
- FCC COMPLIANCE 14
- WARRANTY AND REPAIR 16
- VETRONIX SERVICE CENTERS 17
- SERVICE 17
- RESPONSIBLE AREA 17
- North America 18
- Great Britain 19
- 1.0 DIAGNOSTIC CAPABILITIES 21
- 2.0 TESTER KIT COMPONENTS 25
- TESTER FEATURES 26
- PROGRAM CARDS AND CARTRIDGES 27
- PROGRAM CARDS 27
- I/O CARTRIDGES 27
- KEYBOARD 28
- TESTER KEY FUNCTIONS 29
- DATA LINK CONNECTOR AND CABLE 31
- POWER SOURCES 31
- BATTERY BACKED OPERATION 31
- BATTERY BACKED MEMORY 31
- AUTOPROBE 33
- INSTRUMENTATION PORT 33
- REMOTE HOST COMPUTER 34
- TESTER CHARACTERISTICS 35
- AUTOPROBE CHARACTERISTICS 36
- 3.0 OBD AND OBD II COMPONENTS 37
- OBD II COMPONENTS 38
- INTERFACE 39
- NVH ANALYZER CHARACTERISTICS 40
- BREAK-OUT BOX COMPONENTS 41
- BREAK-OUT BOX CHARACTERISTICS 42
- 1.0 ACTIVATING THE BATTERY 43
- BACKED MEMORY 43
- 2.0 GETTING STARTED 44
- INSTALL CABLES AND ADAPTERS 46
- POWERING THE TESTER 47
- TURNING THE TESTER ON AND OFF 48
- POWER-UP DISPLAY 48
- HELP SCREENS 49
- 3.0 USING THE SETUP MODE 50
- PRINTER SELECT 51
- UNIT CONVERSION 51
- DATABASE SELECT 52
- BACKLIGHT SET 53
- E-OBDII HELP SELECTION 53
- SELF-TESTS 54
- SELF-TEST MENU 55
- DISPLAY/LED 55
- DATA LINK 57
- CONNECTOR METAL 58
- RS232 PORT 60
- INSTRUMENTATION 60
- OSCILLOSCOPE FUNCTIONS 61
- 5.0 FINISHING UP 62
- 6.0 BATTERY CHARGING AND 63
- REPLACEMENT 63
- CHARGING THE BATTERY PACK 64
- REMOVING THE BATTERY PACK 65
- LITHIUM BATTERY 66
- USE SCREWDRIVER 67
- TO REMOVE 67
- PLASTIC COVER 67
- LITHIUM 67
- A. UNDERSTANDING RS232 70
- COMMUNICATIONS 70
- RS232 SOCKET ON TESTER 71
- PIN 1 PIN 10 71
- Error message is displayed 72
- DC POWER CABLE PLUG 74
- C. GLOSSARY AND ABBREVIATIONS 75
- 64 TESTER 76
- 3.0 OBD/M-OBD MENU 81
- 4.0 M-OBD FUNCTIONS 82
- REPAIR CONFIRM 91
- TRIGGER POINT 100
- USER DATA 101
- WIRELESS REGISTRATION 101
- SYSTEM CHECK 102
- EVAP SYS CHECK 103
- LEVII SYS CHECK 103
- FUEL CONSUMPTION 103
- RESET MEMORY 104
- MONITOR INFO 105
- CHECK MODE 106
- 5.0 DIAGNOSTIC CODES (ALL) 107
- NORMAL MODE 109
- CLEAR AIRBAG CODES 110
- 6.0 OBD ENGINE MENU 111
- DATA LIST 112
- LED/LIST MODE 113
- BAR GRAPH MODE 114
- LINE GRAPH MODE 115
- STRIP CHART MODE 116
- SNAPSHOT MODE 117
- MANUAL SNAPSHOT 118
- CODES SNAPSHOT 120
- REPLAY SNAPSHOT 122
- FUEL CONSUMPTION MENU 124
- MANUAL SNAPSHOT MODE 127
- REPLAY SNAPSHOT MODE 127
- TRIGGER POINT MODE 127
- 7.0 AIR SUSPENSION 128
- 7.1 OBD AIR SUSPENSION 129
- HEIGHT SIMULATION 130
- 7.2 M-OBD AIR SUSPENSION 131
- 8.0 ABS 132
- 8.1 OBD ABS CODES 133
- 8.2 M-OBD ABS 134
- ADJUSTMENT 135
- SIGNAL CHECK 135
- 9.0 IMMOBILISER 136
- 9.1 OBD IMMOBILISER CODES 137
- KEY CODE UTILITY 138
- ID UTILITY 139
- 10.0 STEERING LOCK 140
- 11.1 OBD CCS DTC INFO 142
- 11.2 M-OBD CCS 143
- 12.0 LASER CRUISE 144
- 13.0 AIR CONDITIONING 145
- ACTIVE KEYS 146
- 13.2 M-OBD AIR CONDITIONING 147
- 14.0 TRACTION CONTROL 148
- 15.0 ECT 149
- 15.1 CAN ECT 150
- 16.0 AIRBAG 151
- 16.1 OBD AIRBAG 152
- 16.2 SIDE AIRBAG 154
- 16.3 M-OBD AIRBAG/SRS 155
- 17.0 PRE-COLLISION SAFETY 156
- 18.0 BODY 157
- 19.0 GATEWAY 158
- 20.0 BODY NUMBER 2 159
- 21.0 BODY NUMBER 3 160
- 22.0 BODY NUMBER 4 161
- 23.0 BODY NUMBER 5 162
- 24.0 HYBRID VEHICLE ECU 163
- 25.0 HYBRID VEHICLE BATTERY 164
- WIRELESS REGISTRATION AND 166
- WIRELESS DIAGNOSIS 166
- 27.0 SMART KEY 167
- 28.0 CLEARANCE SONAR 168
- 29.0 EHPS 169
- 30.0 EMPS (ELECTRIC MOTOR 170
- ASSISTED POWER STEERING) 170
- 31.0 POWER SOURCE CONTROL 171
- 32.0 KDSS 172
- 33.0 RAIN SENSOR 173
- 34.0 T/M CONTROL 174
- 35.0 STEERING PAD 175
- RR-DOOR) 176
- REAR-SEAT SWITCH 177
- 38.0 SLIDE-ROOF 178
- 39.0 TILT AND TELESCOPIC 179
- 40.0 METER 180
- 41.0 COMBINATION SWITCH 181
- SUSPENSION) 183
- 44.0 EV (ELECTRIC VEHICLE) 184
- 45.0 BATTERY 185
- BATTERY DISCHARGE 186
- DISCHARGE FREEZE 186
- 46.0 SEQUENTIAL MT 187
- 48.0 RTRCTBL HARDTOP 189
- 49.1 OBD EMS CODES 191
- 49.2 M-OBD EMS 192
- 50.0 WIPER 193
- STEERING) 194
- STEER SENS INIT 195
- 53.0 OCCUPANT DETECT 196
- 54.0 AUTOPROBE 197
- FREQUENCY 198
- DUTY CYCLE 198
- OSCILLOSCOPE 199
- DISPLAY CONTROL 199
- TRIGGER CONTROL 200
- POP-UP MENU FUNCTIONS 201
- 55.0 O2S/RPM CHECK 205
- 56.0 SNAPSHOT REVIEW 206
- DATA DISPLAY 207
- 57.0 ECU REPROGRAMMING 208
- 1.0 GETTING READY 209
- 2.0 FUNCTION AND VEHICLE 210
- SELECTION 210
- SELECTING THE VEHICLE 211
- MODEL YEAR SELECT SCREEN 211
- MODEL SCREEN 211
- VEHICLE SELECT SCREEN(S) 212
- VEHICLE CONFIRMATION SCREEN 212
- CAUTION! 213
- 3.0 NVH MAIN MENU 214
- 4.0 NVH DISPLAYS 215
- CHANGE GEAR POSITION 216
- SPECIAL DIAGNOSTIC CONDITIONS 217
- OVERLAP CONDITION 217
- A-WEIGHTED MODE 218
- CALCULATED SPEED 218
- AVERAGE MODE 218
- 5.0 PAUSE MODE 222
- 6.0 DATA RECORD 224
- 7.0 REVIEW OLD DATA 225
- 216 BREAK-OUT BOX 228
- BREAK-OUT BOX 228
- BRAND SELECTION 230
- SYSTEM SELECTION 231
- CONNECTOR SCREEN 232
- THE BREAK-OUT BOX MAIN MENU 232
- 3.0 DATA LIST MODE 233
- 4.0 CUSTOM DATA MODE 238
- 5.0 USING THE SNAPSHOT MODE 239
- SNAPSHOT CAPTURE AND DISPLAY 240
- DATA CAPTURE PHASE 240
- SNAPSHOT SAVE 241
- DATA DISPLAY PHASE 241
- SNAPSHOT REPLAY 242
- FUNCTION 244
- 7.0 FUEL CONSUMPTION MENU 245
- DATA LIST MODE 247
- PARAMETER DEFINITION 247
- 8.0 EXTENDED FUNCTIONS 249
- MONITOR OUTPUTS 250
- CALIBRATION 251
- BREAK-OUT BOX SELF-TEST 252
- REPLACING THE NICAD BATTERIES 253
- ATTENTION! 253
- 9.0 BREAK-OUT BOX BATTERY 254
- CHARGING AND REPLACEMENT 254
- 2.0 FUNCTION SELECTION 256
- 3.0 ENHANCED OBD II 257
- DATA LIST SELECTION 258
- PARAMETER INFORMATION 259
- CUSTOM LIST MODE 263
- DTC INFO MENU 265
- HISTORY CODES 266
- PENDING CODES 267
- CLEAR CODES 268
- REPAIR CONFIRMATION 269
- ROAD TEST 270
- CONFIRMATION 270
- ACTIVE TEST 271
- ACTIVE TEST DATA LIST 272
- SNAPSHOT 273
- MONITOR STATUS 285
- 4.0 CARB OBD II 287
- ANY DTC TRIGGER 299
- FREEZE DATA 303
- CLEAR DIAGNOSTIC INFORMATION 304
- READINESS TESTS 306
- ADVANCED OBD II FUNCTIONS 307
- EVAP LEAK TEST 308
- INFORMATION 309
- CALIBRATION ID 310
- CAL VERIFICATION 310
- CHARACTER STATUS 312
- PARAMETER TOLERANCE 312
- 1.0 INTRODUCTION 313
- 2.0 OPERATING PRECAUTIONS 314
- 3.0 BASIC OPERATING PROCEDURE 315
- 304 CUSTOMIZE FUNCTION 316
- TESTER SETUP 316
- POWER-UP 317
- MODEL YEAR SELECTION SCREEN 318
- MODEL SELECTION SCREEN 318
- CONNECTION VERIFICATION 320
- SELECTING A FUNCTION 320
- INDIVIDUAL CHANGE 321
- ITEM SELECTION 322
- VEHICLE COMMUNICATION 322
- SETTING SELECTION 322
- CUSTOMIZE SUCCESSFUL 323
- ALL ORIGINAL SETTINGS 324
- FINISHING UP 325
- 1.0 OPERATING PRECAUTIONS 327
- 2.0 PXA-1000 GAS ANALYZER 328
- DESCRIPTION 328
- INFORMATION ON GAS ANALYZER 329
- 318 GAS ANALYZER 330
- 3.0 SETTING UP THE EQUIPMENT 331
- WARNING! 333
- Equipment List 335
- 4.0 VEHICLE AND FUNCTION 340
- 5.0 GAS ANALYSIS MODE 343
- Gas Analyzer Warm-Up 344
- Warm-Up Bypass 344
- Phase Calculation 346
- Bar Graph Mode 348
- Line Graph Mode 348
- Strip Chart Mode 349
- 6.0 GAS ANALYZER MAINTENANCE 355
- PROCEDURES 356
- DRAIN FILTER 357
- REMOVABLE 359
- AIR FILTER 359
- MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 360
- ZEROING O2S (OXYGEN) SENSOR 360
- LEAK TEST 361
- "O" RING 362
- INSTALLING NOx SENSOR 363
- GAS ANALYZER CALIBRATION 364
- Single-Point Calibration 365
- Calibration Verification 365
- GLOSSARY 366
- 7.0 DATA LIST PARAMETER 367
- AIR/FUEL RATIO (AFR) 368
- APPENDICES 369
- HAVING A PROBLEM 370
- SYMPTOMS 372
- 5. NOx readings are erratic 373
- 6. Leak Test fails 373
- 7. Locks up 373
- B. QUESTIONS MOST FREQUENTLY 374
- C. GAS ANALYZER SPARE PARTS 376
- VETRONIX 377
- PART NO 377
- SOLD IN UNITS 377
- E. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 378
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