Snap-On SOLUS Edge Manual de usuario

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Snap-on, ShopStream Connect, SureTrack, and SOLUS Edge are trademarks

registered in the United States and other countries of Snap-on Incorporated. All

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holders.

Disclaimer of Warranties and Limitation of Liabilities

The information, specifications and illustrations in this manual are based on the

latest information available at the time of printing. While the authors have taken

due care in the preparation of this manual, nothing contained herein:

•Modifies or alters in any way the standard terms and conditions of the

purchase, lease, or rental agreement under the terms of which the

equipment to which this manual relates was acquired.

•Increases in any way the liability to the customer or to third parties.

Snap-on reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice.

Safety Information

IMPORTANT:

For your safety and the safety of others, before operating this diagnostic

tool, read, understand and follow all safety messages in the Important

Safety Instructions provided in your kit.

Contact Information (North America)

Websites

http://diagnostics.snapon.com

ShopStream Connect

http://diagnostics.snapon.com/ssc

User Manuals

http://diagnostics.snapon.com/usermanuals

Phone / E-mail - Technical Assistance

1-800-424-7226 / [email protected]

For technical assistance in all other markets, contact your selling agent.

ZEESC320A1 Rev. A 28-E-14 NA

Getting Started

Feature Identification

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Feature Identification

Item Description

Battery Status Indicator LED

• Green - battery is fully charged

• Red - battery is charging

• Amber - indicates there is a battery issue (correct before operating)

2 DC Power Supply Jack - AC/DC power supply connection

3Mini USB Jack - USB cable connection used to transfer saved data files

to a personal computer

Micro secure digital (uSD) Card - Contains operating system

programming. IMPORTANT The uSD card must be installed to

operate the diagnostic tool. Do not remove the uSD card while the

diagnostic tool is turned on.

5Data Cable Connector - Data cable connection used to connect the

diagnostic tool to a vehicle data link connector

6Touch Screen - User interface to make onscreen menu and control

selections

7N/X or Cancel Button - Push type button used to exit a menu or

program, return to the previous screen, or provide a “no” answer

Y/aor Accept Button - Push type button used to accept or confirm a

selection from a menu, advance to the next screen, or provide a “yes”

answer

Directional Button - Thumb pad rocker type buttons used to move the

highlight/focus on the screen up, down, left, and right, as indicated by the

arrows.

10 Shortcut Button - Push type programmable button used to perform a

variety of routine tasks.

11 Power (On/Off) Button - Push type button used to turn the diagnostic

tool on and off. For emergency shutdown, press and hold for 5 seconds.

12 Battery Pack

13 Battery Pack Cover

14 Battery Pack Cover Screws (2)

15 Built-in Stand (shown closed)

Basic Navigation

zBattery Installation / Power Connection

1. Loosen the battery pack cover screws (located on back) and

remove the battery pack cover.

2. Align the locating tabs and install the battery pack.

3. Install the battery cover and tighten the screws.

DO NOT overtighten the battery cover screws.

The battery pack is supplied charged, however if needed

connect the AC/DC power supply to an appropriate power

source and into the “10-30V” DC power supply jack on top of the

diagnostic tool.

zTurning the Diagnostic Tool On

Press and release the power button on the front of the

diagnostic tool to turn the diagnostic tool on.

NOTE:NOTE:

iThe diagnostic tool automatically turns on when connected

to an external power source, such as the AC/DC power

supply or a vehicle data link connector (DLC).

Basic Navigation

Home Screen Icons

Name Icon Description

Scanner

Used to communicate with the electronic control

systems of a vehicle. Retrieve diagnostic trouble

codes (DTCs), view PID data and perform diagnostic

tests.

OBD-II/

EOBD

Access generic OBD-II/EOBD data and tests without

identifying the vehicle being tested.

Vehicles

& Data

Quickly reconfigure the diagnostic tool to a recently

tested vehicle and access saved data files.

Tools Adjust diagnostic tool settings to your personal

preferences and perform other special functions.

Common Toolbar Control Icons

Screen Layout

Diagnostic tool screens typically include three sections:

1) Title bar—displays information such as, active test, vehicle ID, current

time, power source indicator and vehicle communication indicator

2) Toolbar—contains test information and control icons

3) Main body—displays menus and test data. A vertical scroll bar

(right-hand edge) displays when there is additional data.

Name Icon Description

Home Returns to the Home screen.

Back Returns to the previous screen.

Tools Opens the Tools menu.

Save

Writes data from buffer memory to a file. The saved

“movie” file can be accessed for future reference by

selecting Previous Vehicles and Data > View Saved

Data.

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Basic Operation

Scanner

Starting Scanner opens a menu list of vehicle manufacturers and

begins the process by identifying the vehicle being tested. After the

vehicle is identified, a vehicle system is selected and then a specific

test or function is selected to allow you to retrieve DTCs, view PID

data, perform diagnostic tests and view SureTrack™ information.

Scanner testing requires data cable connection to a vehicle DLC.

Depending on the vehicle, the supplied DA-4 data cable may be

used alone or may require optional adapters. Onscreen cable and

adapter connection instructions are provided during the Scanner

and OBD-II/EOBD vehicle identification process.

Scanner Demonstration Mode

Your diagnostic tool includes a demonstration mode that takes you

through a simulated vehicle identification process and allows you to

explore the capabilities of the Scanner function without actually

connecting to a vehicle.

IMPORTANT:

Do not connect the diagnostic tool to a vehicle while using

the Demonstration mode.

zStarting the Demonstration

1. From the Home screen, select Scanner.

2. Select Demonstration from the manufacturer menu and follow

the menu choices to navigate to the desired system, test and/or

function.

SureTrack™

SureTrack is a comprehensive source of expert repair knowledge

that will help you improve diagnostic accuracy and reduce repair

time.

SureTrack features:

•A Common Replaced Parts graph

•Tips and fixes obtained from actual repairs

•Up-to-the-minute information from vehicles currently being

serviced nationwide

NOTE:NOTE:

iTo access SureTrack, you must turn the Wi-Fi radio on and

connect to a wireless network.

zWireless Network Setup / Basic Operation

1. From the Home screen, navigate to Tools > Settings >

Configure Wi-Fi.

2. Select the Wi-Fi Power icon from the toolbar to turn the Wi-Fi

radio on. The Wi-Fi power icon will change from a green check

mark a icon to red “X” mark icon indicating Wi-Fi radio is

currently on.

3. Choose your wireless network and select Connect.

SureTrack repair information can be accessed while reviewing

DTCs. As an example, select Scanner > Engine > Codes Menu >

Display Codes > Engine Trouble Code Information, then select a

DTC. If SureTrack information is available for the selected DTC, a

SureTrack results status message will display

(e.g. SureTrack - Results for P0102).

Below the results status message is the Common Replaced Parts

message (e.g. Common Replaced Parts - Based on 87 Repairs)

and the Common Replaced Parts graph icon ►. Select the icon to

toggle the Common Replaced Parts graph view on and off.

For detailed SureTrack operation instructions refer to your User

Manual. The User Manual is provided on the Documentation CD

included with your kit and is also available on our website. Website

addresses are listed in the front of this manual.

OBD-II/EOBD

OBD-II/EOBD allows you to access generic OBD-II/EOBD data and

tests without identifying the vehicle being tested.

Menu options are:

•OBD Direct - initiate a test session, check DLC location, or

manually select communication protocol

•OBD-II Health Check - quickly view or clear generic DTCs and

check readiness monitors

Previous Vehicles and Data

Previous Vehicles and Data allows you to save time by quickly

configuring the diagnostic tool to a recently tested vehicle and to

access saved data files.

Menu options are:

•Vehicle History - displays the last twenty-five vehicles tested

and available for selection

•View Saved Data - displays all saved data files, including

screen images

•Delete Saved Data - permanently erases saved data files from

memory

Tools

Tools allows you to change diagnostic tool settings to your

preferences and transfer saved data files to your PC.

Menu options are:

•Connect to PC - transfer saved data files to your PC using a

USB cable. Using the optional ShopStream Connect™

software, you can view, print and save data files to your PC and

also download software updates. ShopStream Connect is a free

online download. The ShopStream Connect website address is

listed in the front of this manual.

•Configure Shortcut Button - change the function of the

Shortcut button to one of five options

•Settings - change and adjust display and unit measurement

settings to your preferences

•System Information - displays software version, serial number

and system information

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