MS5650 S

TECHNICAL PRESENTATION: 

TECHNICAL PRESENTATION Griffin Tools and Supply, LLC Specializing in Undercar Products and Shop Supplies 293 Deerpath Lane Carpentersville, IL 60110 Phone: (847) 651-3099 E-Mail: info@griffintoolsandsupply.com Website: www.griffintoolsandsupply.com Motorcycle Diagnostic Scan Tool MS5650

Summary: 

Summary Introduction What it does How it is made How it works How to connect it Which functions it performs F.A.Q .

Introduction: 

T ECHNICAL EVOLUTION OF MOTORCYCLES ON BOARD ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNITS DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS A UNIVERSAL AFTERMARKET TOOL Introduction

Technical Evolution of Motorcycles: 

Technical Evolution of Motorcycles NEW GLOBAL EXHAUST EMISSIONS REGULATIONS CUSTOMER DEMANDS ( COMFORT, SAFETY, PERFORMANCE ) NEW ON-BOARD SYSTEMS ADOPTION SPEED VARIES BY MANUFACTURER

On-board Electronic Control Units: 

On-board Electronic Control Units NEW SYSTEMS MANAGING INJECTION, ABS, IMMOBILIZER, ECT. THROUGH ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNITS CONTROL OF SENSORS AND ACTUATORS DETECTION OF FAULTS SERVICE INTERVALS AND BELT REPLACEMENT MANAGING FAULT WARNING OR SERVICE LIGHTS TURNING ON

Diagnostic tools: 

Diagnostic tools D. T. : Harley-Davidson GT-1 : BMW HDS: Honda KDS: Kawasaki DDS: Ducati Axone: Aprilia ... DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS CONNECT TO THE ECU TO SUPPORT TECHNICIAN STANDARDS DO NOT EXIST: EVERY MANUFACTURER HAS THEIR OWN SPECIFIC DIAGNOSTIC TOOL OR INTERFACE OEM SPECIFIC INTERFACES PERSONALIZED PROCEDURES MANUFACTURER SPECIFIC PROTOCOLS

A universal aftermarket tool: 

A universal aftermarket tool THE MS5650 SCAN TOOL IS A UNIVERSAL SCAN TOOL COVERING MOST MAJOR MOTORCYCLE MANUFACTURERS’ DIAGNOSTIC FUNCTIONS AND COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS TECHNICAL ADVANTAGE : A SINGLE TOOL FOR EVERY BRAND INSTEAD OF MANY FACTORY TOOLS (USUALLY AVAILABLE ONLY TO DEALERS) ECONOMICAL : A SINGLE UNIT PURCHASE PRACTICAL : A SINGLE USER INTERFACE AND STANDARDISED DIAGNOSTIC METHODS

What it does: 

What it does FIXING AND TWEAKING COVERED SYSTEMS AND COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS COVERED MANUFACTURERS TOOL FEATURES FUNCTION TABLE

Fixing and Tweaking: 

Fixing and Tweaking FIXING : READING STORED FAULTS (CONDITION, DETAIL, POSSIBLE CAUSES) ERASING STORED FAULTS (RE-SET OF FAULT INDICATOR), LIVE DATA DISPLAY AND ANALYSIS, DIAGNOSTIC TESTS, SERVICE LIGHT RE-SET TWEAKING : INJECTION ADJUSTMENT (CO REGULATION), THROTTLE VALVE POSITION IDENTIFICATION, ALARM SENSITIVITY, PROGRAM NEW KEYS

Covered Systems and Communication Protocols: 

Covered Systems and Communication Protocols COVERED SYSTEMS : IGNITION, INJECTION, IMMOBILIZER / ALARM, ABS, INSTRUMENT PANEL, SERVICE LIGHT RE-SET, RADIO, PARKING, TRANSMISSION, ECU, RDC. DEVELOPMENT OF DIAGNOSTIC FUNCTIONS VARIES BY MANUFACTURER, BUT UNIVERSAL ADOPTION SOON. COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS : KEYWORD 2000 ISO9141-2 SAE J1850 41.6 KBPS PWM SAE J1850 10.4 KBPS VPW CAN BUS MANUFACTURER SPECIFIC PROTOCOLS

Covered Manufacturers: 

Covered Manufacturers COVERED MANUFACTURERS : ADIVA, APRILIA, ARTIC CAT, BENELLI, BIMOTA, BMW, BRP/ CAN-AM, BUELL, CAGIVA, DAELIM, DERBI, DUCATI, GARELLI, GAS GAS, GIRERA, HARLEY-DAVIDSON, HONDA, HYOSUNG, KAWASAKI, KTM, KVN, KYMCO, LAVERDA, MALAGUTI, MONDIAL, MOTO GUZZI, MOTO MORINI, MV AGUSTA, MZ, PEUGEOT, PIAGGIO, POLARIS, SHERCO, SUZUKI, SYM, TRIUMPH, VESPA, VOXAN, YAMAHA

Tool Features: 

Tool Features AUTOMATIC AND MANUAL RESEARCH COMPREHENSIVE DATABASE OF MOTORCYCLE MODELS AND SYSTEMS, INCLUDING CABLE TYPE AND CONNECTOR POSITION DISPLAY OF DATA FROM THE ECU READING OF STORED FAULTS LIVE DATA DISPLAY (RPM, BATTERY VOLTAGE, THROTTLE ANGLE, ETC.) DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES (INJECTORS, IGNITION, COILS, FUEL PUMP, ETC.) SERVICE LIGHT RE-SET KEY ENCODING UNLOCKING THE IMMOBILIZER INJECTION ADJUSTMENT (CO TRIMMER) ADJUSTMENT OF THE THROTTLE VALVE POSITION SENSOR (TPS) CONFIGURING OF THE IMMOBILIZER/ALARM RE-SETTING OF AUTOADAPTIVE PARAMETERS IDLING ADJUSTMENT

Function Table: 

Function Table Note: New Motorcycles and functions are added all the time. Be sure to contact Griffin Tools & Supply for the latest list of Motorcycles and functions.

Function Table: 

Function Table Note: New Motorcycles and functions are added all the time. Be sure to contact Griffin Tools & Supply for the latest list of Motorcycles and functions.

Function Table: 

Function Table Note: New Motorcycles and functions are added all the time. Be sure to contact Griffin Tools & Supply for the latest list of Motorcycles and functions.

Function Table: 

Function Table Note: New Motorcycles and functions are added all the time. Be sure to contact Griffin Tools & Supply for the latest list of Motorcycles and functions.

How it is Made: 

How it is Made SCANNER PRESENTATION MS5650 CONFIGURATION ACCESSORIES HARDWARE FEATURES SOFTWARE FEATURES

Scanner Presentation 1/3: 

Scanner Presentation 1/3 RS232 INTERFACE FOR PC CONNECTION PARALLEL INTERFACE GRAPHIC DISPLAY KEYPAD DB15 INTERFACE FOR DIAGNOSTICS CABLES CONNECTION AND DATA ROUTER 5603

Scanner Presentation 2/3: 

FUNCTION KEYS CONTROL KEYS ALPHANUMERIC KEYPAD Scanner Presentation 2/3

Scanner Presentation 3/3: 

SMART CARD SLOT TO ENABLE THE SOFTWARE Scanner Presentation 3/3

MS5650 Configuration: 

MS5650 Configuration SCANNER DATA ROUTER 5603 UNIVERSAL CABLE MASTER CABLE BATTERY CABLE POWER SUPPLY CABLE OPERATING MANUALS HEAVY-DUTY CARRYING CASE

MS5650 Optional OEM Cables: 

MS5650 Optional OEM Cables SL010490 - Aprilia/Sagem cable SL010478 - BMW cable SL010501 - BRP/CAN-AM cable SL010506 - Buell cable SL010508 - Ducati CAN 4-pin cable SL010480 - Harley-Davidson cable SL010462 - Honda 2-pin cable SL010461 - Honda 3-pin cable SL010460 - Honda 4-pin cable SL010458 - Kawasaki 4-pin cable SL010509 - Kawasaki 6-pin cable SL010510 - Kawasaki 6-pin cable MY2010 SL010459 - Kawasaki 8-pin cable SL010502 - Kawasaki injection regulation cable

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SL010489 - KTM cable SL010493 - Kymco cable SL010481 - OBDII cable (Triumph) SL010499 - Packard cable (Italian bikes) SL010516 - Polaris 8-pin cable MY2006 SL010464 - Suzuki 4-pin cable SL010463 - Suzuki 6-pin cable SL010477 - Suzuki injection regulation cable SL010512 - SYM 3-pin cable SL010475 - Yamaha 3-pin cable MS5650 Optional OEM Cables

Hardware Features: 

Hardware Features DIMENSIONS: 8.85 x 4.13 x 2.75IN WEIGHT: 1.05LB (475G) POWER SUPPLY: 8-45V POWER CONSUMPTION: 3.2W @ 12V SHELL: ABS PALM UNIT DISPLAY: LCD GRAPHIC DISPLAY (128 x 64PIXLES) KEYBOARD: 23 KEYS ALPHANUMERIC SERIAL INTERFACE: RS232 (HOST CONNECTION FOR THE SOFTWARE DOWNLOADING) PARALLEL INTERFACE: CENTRONICS DIAGNOSTIC INTERFACE: DB15 MANUFACTURER (FOR CONNECTION TO DIAGNOSTIC CABLES AND DATA ROUTER) INTERNAL MEMORY: 12MB INTERNAL FLASH MEMORY, UPDATABLE VIA SERIAL USB INTERFACE

Software Features: 

Software Features LANGUAGES: ENGLISH, ITALIAN, FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH, PORTUGUESE AND GREEK UPDATE PROCEDURE: UPDATEABLE VIA RS232/USB INTERFACE UPDATE DISTRIBUTION: INTERNET, EMAIL OR CD UPDATES: 1 PER YEAR

How it Works: 

How it Works START-UP AND MAIN MENU NAVIGATE THE MENUS SETUP MENU HELP FUNCTION

Start-up and Main Menu 1/3: 

Start-up and Main Menu 1/3 CONNECT THE 15-POLE CONNECTOR OF THE CABLE SL010372 TO THE TOOL CONNECT THE POWER SUPPLY 2303ASW12W TO THE JACK HOLDER OF THE CABLE THE TOOL TURNS ON AUTOMATICALLY

Start-up and Main Menu 2/3: 

Start-up and Main Menu 2/3 CONNECT THE 15-POLE CONNECTOR OF THE CABLE SL010372 TO THE TOOL CONNECT THE SL010051 CABLE (EQUIPPED WITH VCC CLIPS) TO THE CABLE JACK HOLDER CONNECT THE VCC CLIPS TO THE TERMINALS OF A 12V BATTERY THE TOOL TURNS ON AUTOMATICALLY

Start-up and Main Menu 3/3: 

Start-up and Main Menu 3/3 AFTER THE SCANNER CONNECTION TO THE POWER SUPPLY OR A BATTERY THE STAND-BY SCREEN IS SHOWED THE MAIN MENU WILL APPEAR AFTER PRESSING ANY KEY ON THE SCANNER

Navigate the Menus: 

Navigate the Menus : RETURNS TO THE PREVIOUS SCREEN : ACCESSES THE ITEM INDICATED BY THE SELECTION ARROW é : MOVES THE SELECTION ARROW UP 1 ITEM ê : MOVES THE SELECTION ARROW DOWN 1 ITEM ç : MOVES THE SELECTION ARROW UP 6 ITEMS (ONLY IF THE MENU HAS MORE THAN 6 ITEMS) è : MOVES THE SELECTION ARROW DOWN 6 ITEMS (ONLY IF THE MENU HAS MORE THAN 6 ITEMS) TOOLBAR SELECTION ARROW DIRECTIONS SELECTION ARROW

Setup Menu: 

Setup Menu LANGUAGE SELECTION: TO SELECT LANGUAGE DISPLAY SW RELEASE: TO VIEW SOFTWARE RELEASE UPDATE ME0149: OPTIMISATION OF ME0149 BOARD FUNCTIONALITY SET TIME & DATE: TO SET TIME AND DATE DISPLAY BAR CODE: TO VIEW INSTRUMENT BARCODE MAIN MENU: TO RETURN TO MAIN MENU REL 03 REL ME0149 1.5 REL XMEM 1.8 DIAGNOSTIC SOFTWARE DATABASE CONSTANTS BITMAPS PROTOCOLS

Help Function: 

Help Function HELP SCREENS CAN BE ACCESSED BY PUSHING THE F1 KEY AT ANY POINT IN THE SOFTWARE THE HELP SCREEN PROVIDES INFORMATION ON THE FUNCTIONS OF ACTIVE KEYS IN THE SCREEN WHERE THE HELP FUNCTION IS REQUESTED PUSH ANY KEY TO GO TO THE FOLLOWING HELP SCREEN (IF ANY) OR TO RETURN TO THE SCREEN WHERE HELP WAS REQUESTED

How to connect it: 

How to connect it IDENTIFYING THE CABLE AND DIAGNOSTIC PORT CONNECTION TO THE DIAGNOSTIC SOCKET SEARCH FUNCTIONS DIAGNOSTIC TYPOLOGIES

Identifying the Cable and Diagnostic Port 1/4: 

Identifying the Cable and Diagnostic Port 1/4 GO TO THE MANUFACTURER SECTION IN THE VEHICLES LIST SEARCH FOR YOUR MOTORCYCLE IN THE MODEL COLUMN VERIFY THE MODEL YEAR AND THE SYSTEMS COVERED BY THE SCANNER (SOME SYSTEMS ARE OPTIONAL AND MIGHT NOT HAVE BEEN INSTALLED ON SOME MOTORCYCLES) MODEL YEAR = 2001-2005 COVERED SYSTEMS

Identifying the Cable and Diagnostic Port 2/4: 

TURN THE SCANNER ON WITH THE POWER SUPPLY OR A BATTERY PRESS A KEY TO DISPLAY THE MAIN MENU SELECT THE MANUFACTURER (APRILIA, HONDA,..) SELECT THE SYSTEM (INJECTION, ABS,..) SELECT THE MANUAL SEARCH SELECT THE VEHICLE SELECTION SELECT THE MOTORCYCLE [ 05-..] = MODEL YEAR Identifying the Cable and Diagnostic Port 2/4

Identifying the Cable and Diagnostic Port 3/4: 

MODEL: NAME OF THE SELECTED MOTORCYCLE DIAGNOSTIC MODE: TYPE OF DIAGNOSTICS SUPPORTED BY THE SYSTEM OF THE SELECTED MODEL (SERIAL COMMUNICATION, BLINKING CODES, DISPLAY CODES, MANUAL PROCEDURE) CABLE TYPE: REQUIRED DIAGNOSTIC CABLE CONNECTOR POSITION: INDICATION OF THE POSITION OF THE DIAGNOSTIC CONNECTOR CONNECTOR IMAGE: PICTURE OF THE CONNECTOR (BY PUSHING F5 KEY) CONNECTOR POSITION: UNDER THE LH SIDE COVER Identifying the Cable and Diagnostic Port 3/4

Identifying the Cable and Diagnostic Port 4/4: 

EXAMPLE: DUCATI MOTORCYCLE PICTURE OF THE CONNECTOR CONNECTOR POSITION: UNDER THE LH SIDE COVER Identifying the Cable and Diagnostic Port 4/4

Connecting to the Diagnostic Socket 1/4: 

Connecting to the Diagnostic Socket 1/4 IN THE COLUMN CABLE IDENTIFY THE CABLE CONFIGURATION GO TO THE CABLE CONNECTION CHAPTER IN THE VEHICLES LIST AND REFER TO THE SUITABLE HELPING PICTURE CONNECT THE CABLES TO THE SCANNER FOLLOWING TO THE HELPING PICTURE IF THE CABLE SL010051 IS REQUIRED, CONNECT IT TO THE MOTORCYCLE BATTERY CABLES 421+051 ATTENTION ! Motorcycle On board Battery

Connecting to the Diagnostic Socket 2/4: 

CABLES SL010421/SL010422 WHEN USING SL010421 OR SL010422 CABLES CONNECT THE DIAGNOSTIC SOCKET ONLY WHEN THE SOFTWARE TELLS YOU TO DO SO NEVER CONNECT THE TWO CLIPS OF SL010422 CABLE TO THE BATTERY CABLES 422+051 ATTENTION ! MOTORCYCLE ON BOARD BATTERY ATTENTION ! DON’T CONNECT TO THE BATTERY Connecting to the Diagnostic Socket 2/4

Connecting to the Diagnostic Socket 3/4: 

CABLES SL010398/449/450 & DATA ROUTER 5603 CONNECT THE 15-POLE FEMALE CONNECTOR ON THE 5603 DATA ROUTER TO THE TOOL CONNECT TO THE 25-POLE CONNECTOR ON THE 5603 DATA ROUTER TO THE DIAGNOSTIC CABLE (SL010398/449/450) CONNECT THE OTHER END OF THE CABLE TO THE VEHICLE DIAGNOSTIC SOCKET CABLES 450+R Connecting to the Diagnostic Socket 3/4

Connecting to the Diagnostic Socket 4/4: 

BMW CABLE SL010449 CABLES 449+R CABLES 449 + 051 + R ATTENTION ! Motorcycle On board Battery ATTENTION ! DON’T CONNECT IT Connecting to the Diagnostic Socket 4/4

Search Functions 1/3: 

Search Functions 1/3 ONLY IF THE MOTORCYCLE IS A HARLEY-DAVIDSON TURN THE KEY ON. PRESS A KEY TO DISPLAY THE MAIN MENU SELECT THE MANUFACTURER (APRILIA, HONDA,..) SELECT THE SYSTEM (INJECTION, ABS,..) SELECT THE SEARCH FUNCTION

Search Functions 2/3: 

MANUAL SEARCH: SEARCHES FOR SYSTEMS USING MOTORCYCLE (DETAILED CONNECTION INSTRUCTIONS) OR ECU SELECTION (ADVANCED USERS) AUTOMATIC SEARCH: SCANS ONLY FOR SYSTEMS EQUIPPED WITH SERIAL COMMUNICATION (FASTEST BUT GENERIC CONNECTION INSTRUCTIONS). THIS ENTRY COULD NOT BE PRESENT Search Functions 2/3

Search Functions 3/3: 

IN CASE OF MANUAL SEARCH CONFIRM THE SELECTED VEHICLE OR SYSTEM FOLLOW THE SET-UP INSTRUCTIONS (START FROM KEY OFF ...) IN CASE OF VEHICLE SELECTION AND UNIVERSAL CABLE SL010422, FOLLOW THE CLIPS CONNECTION INSTRUCTIONS WAIT FOR THE CONNECTION PROCEDURE AND THE CONFIRMING MESSAGE PRESS A KEY TO DISPLAY THE ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT MENU CLIPS CONNECTION INSTRUCTIONS Search Functions 3/3

Diagnostic Typologies: 

Diagnostic Typologies SERIAL COMMUNICATION: THE MOST ADVANCED ONE (ECU DATA, FAULT CODES, PARAMETERS, DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES, CONFIGURATIONS) THE SCANNER COMMUNICATES WITH THE ECU AND DISPLAYS ALL INFORMATION'S AUTOMATICALLY BLINKING CODES: GENERALLY LIMITED TO THE IDENTIFICATION OF FAULT CODES. THE SCANNER ENABLES THE WARNING LIGHT BLINKS AND GIVES THE DESCRIPTION, AFTER THE MANUAL INPUT OF THE FAULT CODES DISPLAY CODES: GENERALLY LIMITED TO THE IDENTIFICATION OF FAULT CODES. THE SCANNER ENABLES THE DISPLAY OF THE CODES AND GIVES THE DESCRIPTION, AFTER THE MANUAL INPUT OF THE FAULT CODES. MANUAL PROCEDURE: THE SCANNER WORKS LIKE AN ELECTRONIC BOOK, WITH THE DESCRIPTION OF THE PROCEDURE STEP BY STEP. MANUAL AUTOMATIC

Which Functions it Performs: 

Which Functions it Performs ELECTRONIC CONTROL UNIT MENU PARAMETERS READING STORED FAULTS ERASING STORED FAULTS DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES CONFIGURATIONS SPECIAL FUNCTIONS

Electronic Control Unit Menu: 

Electronic Control Unit Menu READING FAULTS STORED: indicate the number of errors , the errors code and relevant descriptions ERASING FAULTS STORED: resets all stored faults DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES: for temporary activation of some of the components controlled by the ECU CONFIGURATION: for permanent regulation of some of the components controlled by the ECU EXIT: to stop communication ECU DATA: to display the ECU data PARAMETERS: this menu displays the accessible parameters

Parameters: 

Parameters BY SELECTING "PARAMETERS" FROM THE "ECU MENU ", THE LIST OF SUPPORTED PARAMETERS IS DISPLAYED USING THE KEY SELECT A LIST OF PARAMETERS (6 MAX. SIMULTANEOUSLY) AND CONFIRM THE SELECTION USING F5 KEY ONCE THE SELECTION HAS BEEN CONFIRMED, A TABLE IS DISPLAYED WITH THE DESCRIPTION AND VALUES, IN REAL TIME, OF THE PREVIOUSLY SELECTED PARAMETERS BY MEANS OF THE ARROWS ( é  ê  ç  è ) THE CURSOR CAN BE MOVED TO SCROLL LONG TEXTS PUSH CONSECUTIVELY THE F5 KEY TO DISPLAY THE TABLES OF THE REMAINING PARAMETERS SUPPORTED BY THE ECU PARAMETERS TABLE

Reading Stored Faults : 

Reading Stored Faults BY SELECTING "READING FAULTS STORED" FROM THE "ECU MENU", ERRORS SAVED BY THE ECU CAN BE READ IF ERRORS ARE PRESENT, A SCREEN APPEARS INDICATING THE NUMBER OF SAVED DTCS PUSH TO DISPLAY THE LIST INCLUDING CODE AND DESCRIPTION OF FAULTS STORED SELECTING AN ITEM FROM THE DTC LIST BRINGS UP A SCREEN FOR THE SPECIFIC FAULT , WITH ADDITIONAL INFORMATION DTC LIST SPECIFIC FAULT

Erasing Stored Faults : 

Erasing Stored Faults SELECTING "ERASING FAULTS STORED" IN THE "ECU MENU" DELETES FAULTS STORED IN THE ECU BEFORE STARTING THE PROCEDURE, CONFIRM BY MEANS OF GO ON ONCE THE PROCEDURE HAS BEEN COMPLETED, THE STATUS OF THE DELETION OPERATION IS DISPLAYED

Diagnostic Procedures: 

Diagnostic Procedures SELECTING "DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES" IN THE "ECU MENU ", DISPLAYS THE LIST OF TESTS OF SOME COMPONENTS CONTROLLED BY THE ECU SELECTING ONE OF THE POSSIBLE ACTIVE DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES STARTS THE RELATIVE TEST PUSHING INTERRUPTS THE TEST BEFOREHAND WHEN THE DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE IS COMPLETE, THE RESULT OF THE TEST IS DISPLAYED LIST OF TESTS

Configurations: 

Configurations SELECTING "CONFIGURATIONS" IN THE "ECU MENU" DISPLAYS THE LIST OF POSSIBLE SETUP AND ADJUSTMENT OPERATIONS THAT CAN BE CARRIED OUT ON THE ECU SELECTING AN ITEM FROM THE LIST STARTS THE OPERATION CHOSEN FOR SOME DEDICATED SETUP OPERATIONS, CONFIRM USING GO ON WHEN THE SETUP OR ADJUSTMENT OPERATION IS COMPLETE THE RESULT OF THE OPERATION IS DISPLAYED LIST CONFIRM MESSAGE CONFIGURATION

Special Functions: 

Special Functions RE-SET THE SERVICE LIGHT KEY ENCODING

F.A.Q. 1/3: 

F.A.Q. 1/3 HOW CAN I KNOW WHICH DIAGNOSTIC CABLE I HAVE TO USE ? IDENTIFY THE CABLE CONFIGURATION ON THE CABLE COLUMN OF THE VEHICLE LIST AND REFER TO CHAPTER “CABLES CONNECTIONS” AT THE END OF THE SAME LIST HOW CAN I KNOW WHERE THE DIAGNOSTIC SOCKET IS ? TURN ON THE INSTRUMENT WITH THE POWER SUPPLY OR WITH AN AUXILIARY BATTERY AND SELECT THE BRAND, THE SYSTEM YOU WANT TO DIAGNOSE, THE MANUAL RESEARCH, THE VEHICLE, CONFIRM THE SELECTION AND REFER TO THE “CABLE POSITION” INDICATION HOW CAN I KNOW HOW THE DIAGNOSTIC SOCKET IS MADE ? TURN ON THE INSTRUMENT WITH THE POWER SUPPLY OR WITH A BATTERY AND SELECT THE BRAND, THE SYSTEM YOU WANT TO DIAGNOSE, THE MANUAL RESEARCH, THE VEHICLE, CONFIRM THE SELECTION AND PUSH F5 KEY TO VISUALISE THE SOCKET IMAGE WHEN DO I HAVE TO USE THE DATA ROUTER 5603 ? WHEN THE CHARACTER “R” APPEARS TOGETHER WITH THE RELATED DIAGNOSTIC CABLE IN THE CABLE CONFIGURATION DESCRIBED IN THE CABLE COLUMN OF THE VEHICLE LIST

F.A.Q. 2/3: 

THE TOOL DOESN’T TURN ON . WHY? THE TOOL IS NOT CONNECTED TO THE MOTORCYCLE OR TO A POWER SUPPLY: CONNECT THE TOOL. THE MOTORCYCLE BATTERY IS LOW: CHARGE THE BATTERY. THE MOTORCYCLE IS A HARLEY-DAVIDSON ONE AND THE PANEL IS TURNED OFF: TURN ON THE PANEL. THE TOOL DOESN’T COMMUNICATE WITH THE ECU . WHY? 1/2 THE VEHICLE AND/OR THE SYSTEM YOU WANT TO DIAGNOSE ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE VEHICLES LIST? DIAGNOSE ONLY THOSE VEHICLES AND SYSTEMS INCLUDED IN THE LIST. THE DIAGNOSTIC CABLE IS NOT PROPERLY OR FIRMLY CONNECTED TO THE TOOL AND TO THE DIAGNOSTIC SOCKET: VERIFY CONNECTIONS REFERRING TO DIAGRAMS OF CHAPTER “CABLES CONNECTION” OF THE VEHICLES LIST. THE PLIERS OF THE UNIVERSAL CABLE SL010422 ARE CONNECTED TO WRONG PINS OR THEY ARE PROPERLY (LOOSE ELECTRIC CONNECTION): VERIFY THE CONNECTION BY MEANS OF THE DISPLAYED WHICH PRECEDE THE COMMUNICATION WITH THE ECU. THE BATTERY CABLE SL010051 IS CONNECTED TO AN AUXILIARY BATTERY: CONNECT THE CABLE TO THE VEHICLE BATTERY. THE MOTORCYCLE BATTERY IS LOW: CHARGE THE BATTERY. F.A.Q. 2/3

F.A.Q. 3/3: 

F.A.Q. 3/3 THE TOOL DOESN’T COMMUNICATE WITH THE ECU . WHY? 2/2 THE PANEL IS TURNED OFF: TURN ON THE PANEL BEFORE YOU REALISE THE COMMUNICATION. THE ALARM SYSTEM IS ACTIVATED: DEACTIVATE THE ALARM SYSTEM BEFORE YOU REALISE THE COMMUNICATION. THE ENGINE STOP SWITCH PUT ON THE RIGHT HANDLEBAR IS IN STOP POSITION : TURN THE SWITCH TO START POSITION . THE VEHICLE IS A SCOOTER WHICH STAINS ON THE LATERAL STAND: PUT THE SCOOTER ON THE CENTRAL STAND AND REPEAT THE COMMUNICATION PROCEDURE. THE VEHICLE ECU WAS MODIFIED AND IT ISN’T THE ORIGINAL ONE: DIAGNOSE ONLY SYSTEMS AND ECU EQUIPPED WITH ORIGINAL ECU. YOU TRY TO REALISE THE COMMUNICATION WITH THE AUTOMATIC SEARCH FUNCTION ON A SYSTEM NOT EQUIPPED WITH SERIAL COMMUNICATION: REALISE THE COMMUNICATION WITH THE MANUAL SEARCH AND THE VEHICLE SELECTION. HOW DO I IDENTIFY THOSE SYSTEMS EQUIPPED WITH SERIAL COMMUNICATION ? TURN ON THE INSTRUMENT WITH THE POWER SUPPLY OR WITH A BATTERY AND SELECT THE BRAND, THE SYSTEM YOU WANT TO DIAGNOSE, THE MANUAL RESEARCH, THE VEHICLE, CONFIRM THE SELECTION AND REFER TO THE “DIAGNOSTIC TYPE” INDICATION

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