GIT G1PDDMN001 Scan Tool User Manual

G.I.T Co.,Ltd. Scan Tool Users Manual

Users Manual

User’s Manual  - 1 -     Check before use Read me first  ----------------------------   Introduction of G-scan  ----------------------   Safety Warnings and Cautions before Use  ------    G-scan Configuration Specification  ----------------------------------   Introduction of component  ----------------------   Introduction of function  -------------------------    Basic Use of G-scan Power supplying  ----------------------------   Power ON/OFF  ----------------------------   Description for Main Component of H/W  -----------   Description for Main Component of S/W Screen ------   Connecting the DLC cable  ---------------------   Self Test Adapter connection  ------------------    Configuration Setup ------------------------------------  User Information -----------------------------  Version -----------------------------------  Self Test ----------------------------------   Contents   Check before using  Module NO: A-00-001
User’s Manual  - 2 -  Vehicle Communication Function System Select --------------------  Fault Code Searching ------------  DTC Analysis ----------------------  DATA Analysis ------------------  Actuation Test ---------------------------  Vehicle S/W Management ---------  ECU Upgrade ------------------------------  OBD-II Function (CARB OBD-II) -----------------  Flight Recording --------------   PC Communication   Software Installation --------------------------  Operating Program --------------------------    Appendix How to install Optional Items --------------------  O/S & Bootloader Update  --------------------   G-scan and Peripherals Limited Warranty  ----------  Disposal of Old Electrical and Electronic Equipment  --------------------                                                                               Module NO: A-00-001
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User’s Manual  - 4 -   Read me first  Check before use  Module NO: A-00-002 Introduction  Thank you for purchasing G-scan. This manual describes the basic information  for  using  G-scan.  Before using G-scan, please read this manual to be familiar with important information.    Copyright  Global Information Technology Co., Ltd copyrights this Manual. All rights reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form without the prior written permission of Global Information Technology Co., Ltd. No patent liability is assumed with respect to the use of the information contained herein.  G-scan  is  registered  trademark  or  trademark  of  Global  Information Technology Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.  ⓒ2007 Global Information Technology Co., Ltd. All Right Reserved.   Disclaimer  G-scan  specifications  and  manual  are  subject  to  change  without  prior notice.  Global Information  technology  Co.,  Ltd.  assumes  no  liability  for the products, which GIT do not produce.
User’s Manual  - 5 -                                                       Introduction of G-scan  Check before use  Module NO: A-00-003 Overview  Comparing with the conventional diagnosis equipment, the interface of G-scan is configured to be easily operated.    Anyone can easily use the G-scan to maintain the vehicle with maximized service efficiency.  z Input using the Touch Screen Without  complicated  button  operation,  you  can  select  menu  and function on the screen directly. You can use diagnosis equipment easily.  z 5.6″ Color TFT LCD   Adapting  the  5.6″  large  size  Color  TFT  LCD,  various  data  can  be shown on the same screen at the same time.  z TPMS (Option) Embedding with TPMS module, it is possible to access to the TPMS sensor installed in the vehicle with wireless communication.  z   USB communication interface   Using the USB communication interface, it is possible to connect with the diagnosis newly developed in future easily..
User’s Manual  - 6 -   Safety Warnings and Cautions Before Use  Check before use  Module NO: A-00-003 This section contains WARNINGS and CAUTIONS for safe usage of    G-scan Before use, the user should read the following information.   z The  G-scan  should  be  secured  in  a  safe  location  when  operated  in the vehicle to avoid interference with other vehicle equipment.  z Only use the specified adapters and  cables when connecting the G-scan module. (7~35VDC).  z Ensure  all  cables  are  properly  connected  during  operation.  Do  not disconnect communication cable or power cables unless finished with the equipment.  z Do not disassemble the G-scan module.  z When updating G-scan, connect the external power (AC/DC adaptor) to supply stable power.  z Ensure  that  the  module  is  installed  in  a  safe  and  secure  location  to avoid interference with other vehicle equipment.  z Use only genuine accessory parts supplied by GIT.  WARNING This indicates incorrect handling may result in a major accident involving death or serious injury.
User’s Manual  - 7 -    z Never connect the device to equipment rather than vehicles.  z Products  are  to  be  used  within  the  right  temperatures.  (Refer  to Specifications) z Products  are  to  be  stored  within  the  right  temperatures.  (Refer to Specifications)  z Use GIT products for their original purpose only.  z This product is designed for technicians with proficient skills therefore all users must digest manuals fully before using the product.  z Users have their own responsibility for Product damages, fire hazards and  emitted  gas  caused  by  users  with  no  full  understanding  of  the Cautions and other information stated in the manual.  z GIT  products  should  never  be  tested  or  repaired  by  any  one  rather those authorized service technicians by GIT.  z When  exchanging  rechargeable  battery,  comply  with  the  method described in this manual by reading before exchanging it.  z Use only rechargeable battery supplied from GIT.  z Do not disconnect the rechargeable battery at one’s discretion.  z Be careful that the rechargeable battery is not wet in water.  z Do not put the rechargeable battery near the fire.  z Do not impact to or prick the rechargeable battery with sharpen object.  z Don not put the rechargeable battery into the microwave oven or high pressed vessel.  z Do not throw or apply with physical impact to the rechargeable battery. Module NO: A-00-003
User’s Manual  - 8 -  z Be careful that the terminals of rechargeable battery are not shorted.  z If the rechargeable battery makes any abnormal condition such as odor, heat, deformation or discolor, do not use it. If you are charging or using the battery, stop the operation and remove the battery immediately. z Do not reverse the positive(+) and negative(-) terminals.   z Do not connect the battery directly to wall outlets or car cigarette-lighter sockets.   z Do not put the battery into a fire or apply direct heat to it. z Do not short-circuit the battery by connecting wires or other metal objects to the positive(+) and negative(-) terminals.   z We GIT are not responsible for products other than products produced by GIT.    CAUTION  This  indicates  incorrect  handling  may  lead  to injury  or  damage  to  properties.  Under  certain conditions  more  serious  consequences  may result.   z Do not drop the G-scan.  z Do not place any objects (tools, manuals, etc.) on the G-scan.  z When  connecting  cables  under  the  hood,  secure  the  cables  to  avoid damage caused by hot or moving parts.  z When connecting the DLC cable, check the locking device.  z Observe correct polarity when connecting the power supply cable.  z Properly store all components when not in use. Module NO: A-00-003
User’s Manual  - 9 -    z Do not use cables as carrying handles.  z Do not store products in places where  Extremely high or low temperature (Refer to feature of products)  Extremely high or low humidity (Refer to feature of products)  Inside a vehicle during summer season for a long time  z Exposed to direct rays  z Avoid a shock or vibrations or under heavy weight.  z Avoid a shock or vibrations during shifting.  z Keep products away and store from moisture.  z Keep  products  away  from  flammable  substances  or  places  where fierce static electricity can occur.  z Products  and  accessories  are  not  to  be  coated  or  painted  with chemical substances or acid that can corrode the equipment.  z Do not expose the equipment to X-ray or Microwave. This might cause severe damage to the equipment.  z When inserting SD memory, check the direction.  z When supplying electric power to  G-scan with 220/100V source,  use only the adapter supplied with this product.  z When using touch screen, use the specified stylus pen only. If you use other  sharp  or  keen  object  on  the  touch  screen,  it  can  be  damaged severely.  z Do not store the battery in the hot area. It may reduce the service time of battery. z If the G-scan with battery pack has to be stored for a long time(over 3 months), the environmental condition(Temperature: 23±5℃, Humidity:
User’s Manual  - 10 - 65±20%RH, Battery Level Indicator: 2 of 3 levels) should be observed.  z When your eyes contact battery liquid, do not rub your eyes, but clean out them with fresh water. Contact doctor immediately.  z Do not expose the LCD to moisture or water.  z When  LCD  is  broken,  the  liquid  crystal  material  will  be  flown  out.  Do not contact liquid crystal. If you contact it, clean it out immediately with soap water. z When LCD surface is contaminated, clean it using soft clothes with alcohol. z Do not contact volatile material except alcohol to LCD surface. z Do not lay any heavy object down on LCD panel. z After  using  for  a  long  time,  conduct  zero  calibration  to  the  touch screen.
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User’s Manual  - 12 -   Specification  G-scan Components  Module NO: A-01-001 Main Specification  Item  Specifications Micro Controller  ARM9 (S3C2440A) @400MHz NOR Flash Memory 16MB NAND Flash 64MB Memory SDRAM Memory 32MB×2 External Memory  1GB (up to 4GB) 0℃~45℃(32℉~113℉) : Battery Charging Operating  0℃~50℃(32℉~113℉) : Battery Discharging or without Battery Temperature Storage -10℃~70℃(14℉~158℉)   (Refer to cautions of manual)  Noncondensing @ 0℃~10℃(32℉~50℉) 90%RH @ 10℃~30℃(50℉~86℉) Operating 70%RH @ 30℃~50℃(86℉~122℉) Relative Humidity Storage Noncondensing @ -10℃~70℃(14℉~158℉)  (Refer to cautions of manual) LCD  5.6″ TFT Analog LCD (480  ×  234 pixel) Power ON/OFF Key, Enter Key, ESC Key,   Arrow 4 Keys, Functional 6 Keys   Input Devices Touch Screen 5.6 ″
User’s Manual  - 13 -   External Lamps  2 Color LED  ×  3 (Power, DLC, Option) Sound  Buzzer 1 Tone Battery (*Option)  Li-Ion Polymer 2100mAh 1cell Operating Voltage  7~35VDC Housing  PC + ABS & Rubber Shroud Dimension  194×129×59 mm Weight  about  900g(Body  weight  including  Battery,  TPMS Pack)  G-scan TPMS    Item  Specifications TPMS radio frequency Transmission:  125Khz   Reception: 315Mhz or 433Mhz   TRW (ASK, FSK) LEAR (FSK) TPMS Protocol Siemens (FSK)  PC및  주변기기  통신  포트  규격  Item  Specifications External input/output device  USB Host, USB Slave (USB 1.1)  G-scan (Vehicle Communication Interface)  Item  Specifications CAN  ISO – 11898, ISO - 11519 K-Line/L-Line  ISO-9141, ISO-9141-CARB, KWP-2000 Module NO: A-01-001
User’s Manual  - 14 - Commercial Veh  SAE-J1708, RS-232C Data/Control Line  Melco Pull-Down UART   Added interface    Item  Specifications 1. VSS  Vehicle Speed Simulation 2.Voltage Output  5~20 VDC   Module NO: A-01-001
User’s Manual  - 15 -    FCC ID: TMGG1PDDMN001  NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.  CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.  This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference. (2)  This  device  must  accept  any  interference  received,  including interference that may cause undesired operation.
User’s Manual  - 16 -   Introduction of Components  G-scan Components  Module NO: A-01-002  Part    Description  Qty.  Part Name: G-scan module P/No:G1PDDMN001 G-scan module comprises of the main module for vehicle communication and the option pack (Battery pack, TPMS pack). 1  P/Name: Hand Strap P/No: G1PDDMN002 This is the hand strap for preventing damages by falling during using the G-scan.  1  P/Name: String - Stylus P/No: G1PDDMN003 A  spring  type  string  for  preventing  the  stylus pen from being lost.    1  P/Name: Stylus Pen P/No: G1PDDMK020 The specific tool for operating touch screen of G-scan. When using the touch screen, use this stylus pen only. 1 G-scan Hardware Components
User’s Manual  - 17 -   Part    Description  Qty.  P/Name: CABLE-DLC P/No: G1PDDCA001 DLC main cable for communication between G-scan module and (16 pin) OBD-II diagnosis connector on vehicle.    1  P/Name: User’s Manual P/No: N/A The  book describing the  basic  information for using the G-scan.    1 촬영  필요 P/Name: CD (S/W) P/No: N/A CD includes the PC utility program.   The PC utility supports the G-scan update and the G-scan system recovery.  1  P/Name: Adapter[16pin-20pin(R)] P/No: GHDM-244000 DLC  Adapter  cable  [16pin  to  20pin(R)]  for Main  DLC  cable  (P/No:  G1PDDCA001)  and 20-pin diagnosis connector on vehicle. 20pin (R) connector is GRAY in color.  1
User’s Manual  - 18 - Part    Description  Qty.  P/Name: CABLE - CIGAR P/No: G1PDDCA002 It  is  used  for  supplying  external  power  to  the G-scan using cigarette lighter terminal.  1  P/Name: CABLE - BATTERY P/No: GSTA-37210A The  cable  for  connecting  the  Cable  –  Cigar (P/No: G1PDDCA002) to the battery terminals.  1  P/Name: CABLE-mini USB(DOWNLOAD) P/No: G1PDDCA003 Cable for communication between G-scan and PC(Laptop) 1  P/Name: ADAPTER(Self Test Jig) P/No: GHDM-24D000 This self-test adapter is used for self-diagnosis  functions  that  are  described  in  a separate  chapter.  Do  not  use  this  adapter except  for  its  specified  purposes.  For  more information  about  self-diagnosis,  see  chapter (Module: A-02-006) Self-test adapter. 1
User’s Manual  - 19 -   Part    Description  Qty.  P/Name: Carrying Case   P/No: G1PDDHA001 The  case  preserving  G-scan  body  and components.  For  preventing  from  being damaged and lost, G-scan should be stored in this case after using. 1  P/Name: AC/DC Adapter P/No: GHDM-260001 Adapter  for  supplying  power  to  the  G-scan main module from AC power 1  P/Name: AC Power Cable   P/No: GHDM-273000 Cable for AC/DC adapter The socket plug for AC power cable can be different  depends  on  each  area.  Please purchase the right plug if it doesn’t match with your country’s electrics specification. 1  P/Name: Adapter(16-12) P/No: GHDM-245000 This  adapter  is  connected  between  Main  DLC cable(P/No:  G1PDDCA001)  on  the  G-scan module and 12pin diagnosis connecter on some specific vehicles.   1
User’s Manual  - 20 - Part    Description  Qty.  P/Name: (10-8-2) P/No: GHDM-247000 DLC  adapter  cable  for  reprogramming  and setting Remote Keyless Entry(RKE). 3 different connectors  each(10,  8  and  2pins)  compose the  other  side  of  this  16pins  diagnosis connector. This adapter is used with the main DLC  cable(P/No:  G1PDDCA001)  ,  while connected to the G-scan module.  1 (Optional Item)  P/Name: G-scan TPMS Pack P/No: TPMS module and rechargeable battery are embedded.    1 (Optional Item)  P/Name: G-scan Battery Pack P/No: Rechargeable battery is embedded. 1  z Please check above items at opening this product. z The optional items are for purchasing additionally.
User’s Manual  - 21 -     Introduction of function  G-scan Components  Module NO: A-01-003 z Possible to communicate with all vehicles of HMC/KIA z 5.6″  TFT LCD   z Possible to search the DTC of all control module installed in vehicle at the same time z ECU upgrade z Diagnose the vehicle with CARB OBD-II z Record the travel data z Support supplementary functions for diagnosis z Actuator enforced drive test z Comparison analysis through dual mode z Support data relating to DTC z Convenience and Long endurance z Easy to operate using touch screen z Expandable function using USB interface z TPMS module diagnosis z Embedded rechargeable battery (Option) z Support supplementary function relating to TPMS (Option)  Module NO: A-01-003
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User’s Manual  - 23 -     Power Supplying  Basic Use of G-scan  Module NO: A-02-001 1.   Supply external power There are 4 methods for supplying external DC power to the G-scan. z With DLC cable z From the cigarette lighter terminal in cabin z From the battery of vehicle z From the AC/DC adapter  2.   Power supplying from embedded rechargeable battery (Option) z When using wireless communication (LF/RF) of TPMS  Caution   <Figure 1: Low Voltage Warning for Rechargeable Battery>  z The <Figure 1> is the message warning the low battery. If you see this message, supply the external power immediately. z Otherwise, the G-scan will be turn OFF automatically.
User’s Manual  - 24 -  How to connect the external power    <Figure 2: Connect the External DC power to G-scan> Module NO: A-02-001
User’s Manual  - 25 -    Description of Power Supplying Method  Power supplying with the DLC cable The vehicle of which diagnosis connector terminal is the 20-Pin connector or which is satisfying the OBD-II communication regulation can  be  supplied  the  electric  power  from  the  DLC  cable  without  any additional power line.  Note: The  DLC  connector,  in  general,  is  located  at  the  lower  part  of  the driver’s  front  panel.  This  location  may  be  different  somewhat,  please check the correct location before connecting.     From the cigarette lighter in the cabin Using the cigarette lighter power cable purchased as a basic item with the G-scan, the electric power can be supplied.  Note: When using the cigar cable, the power will be cut during ignition of the engine.  Therefore,  for  the  G-scan  without  rechargeable  battery, the power  will  be  OFF.  If  your  G-scan  does  not  have  rechargeable  battery and  you  diagnose  vehicle  relating  to  the  ignition  of  engine,  use  other power supplying method.  Module NO: A-02-001
User’s Manual  - 26 -  From the vehicle battery When  power  is  supplied  form  the  vehicle  battery,  the  electric power can be supplied without interruption.    Cautions at connecting the vehicle battery    Do not contact the battery power line to the driving part in the engine room.    Connect correct power lines to the battery terminals.  From the AC/DC adapter Using  the  AC/DC  adapter  purchased  as  a  basic  item  with  the  G-scan, the electric power can be supplied to the G-scan.   When  updating  the  G-scan,  use  the  AC/DC  adapter  for  supplying stable power to the G-scan.   Warning Use only the AC/DC adapter supplied by GIT for the G-scan. GIT has  not  responsibility  for  the  damage  by  different  kinds  of  AC/DC adapter.  Caution  At  communicating  with  vehicle  (for  all  vehicle  diagnosis  function with DLC cable), the vehicle battery should be connected always.  For updating the G-scan, connect the AC/DC adapter for supplying the stable power. Module NO: A-02-001
User’s Manual  - 27 -     Power ON/OFF  Basic Use of G-scan  Module NO: A-02-002   <Figure 1: Location of the Power S/W>   Power ON/OFF Method  Power ON 1) Check the power supplying condition of G-scan.    Notice: For  the  details  of  power  connection  to  the  G-scan,  refer  to  “Power Supplying” of the “Basic use of G-scan”.  2) Press the “Power Switch” shown in <Figure 1> until the DLC LED and OPTION LED located at upper right of the G-scan are turn from amber to green. (It requires about 0.5 seconds..)
User’s Manual  - 28 -  Notice  For the lightening color of POWER LED, refer to the “Description  for Main Component of H/W” of the “Basic Use of  G-scan”  (Module:  A-02-003).  After booting the G-scan normally, the main screen of G-scan will be shown as <Figure 2>.  <Figure 2: Main Screen of G-scan>  Power OFF z Press the power switch for 2.5 seconds, the G-scan will be turn off. Module NO: A-02-002
User’s Manual  - 29 -     Description for Main Component of H/W   Basic Use of G-scan  Module NO: A-02-003  Even the G-scan  is developed as its function can  be operated through the touch screen, for more fluent operation of G-scan, please be familiar with  the  functions  and  positions  of  the  buttons,  terminals  and  LEDs installed at the G-scan hardware.    Touch Screen and Input Button      <Figure 1: Front view of G-scan>
User’s Manual  - 30 -  1. Description for Front side of Body  ①  Touch Screen Use the specific stylus pen at selecting functions and items on the touch screen ②   H/W buttons for operating functions represented in the screen function button at bottom of screen. ③    Exit from the screen currently executed.  Move the previous screen at selecting model.  Close the pop-up window. ④    Execute the item or function selected on the current screen  Move to the next screen at selecting model. ⑤   Move the cursor to the wanted item or function on the current screen.  At  diagnosing  in  dual  mode,  you  can  select  the diagnosing  window  with  ,   and the items in the diagnosing window with  ,  . ⑥  Power  버튼  ON/OFF the power of G-scan. ⑦  POWER LED  LED showing the power condition. ⑧  DLC LED LED  showing  the  communication  condition  with  the control module installed in the vehicle. ⑨  OPTION LED LED  showing  the  communication  condition  with supplementary option item connected to G-scan.  Module NO: A-02-003
User’s Manual  - 31 -    Note: As the CALIBRATION of the touch screen may be changed by the temperature variation or passing of the time, reset the CALIBRATION of the touch screen at the “Setup” in the Configuration.  Notice For the details relating to the power ON/OFF, refer to the “Power ON/OFF” in the “Basic Use of G-scan” <Module NO: A-02-002>.   z POWER LED Lighting Condition   Charging    Charged With DC power  LED (Red) ON  LED (Green) ON Battery Pack Installation  Without DC power LED OFF  LED OFF  Tips If the battery pack is not installed, when the external power is connected, the Power LED lights the Green up.  Notice:   For the details of the power supplying, refer to the “Power Supplying” in the “Basic Use of G-scan” <Module NO: A-02-001>. Module NO: A-02-003
User’s Manual  - 32 -  z DLC LED Lighting Condition   LED operating condition Communicate with Control Module LED (Green) Flicker Communication with Control module is OFF LED OFF  z OPTION LED Lighting Condition TPMS Pack (LF) wireless transmission LED (Red) ON TPMS Pack (RF) wireless reception  LED (Green) ON Communication  by  USB  port  (Host) of the G-scan body LED (Green) Flicker Others  LED OFF
User’s Manual  - 33 -    2. Description for the Communication Terminals   <Figure 2: G-scan COM port>  DLC Terminal for connecting to DLC cable to communicate with vehicle. OPTION The  USB  Host  port  prepared  for  expanding the  function  by  connecting  to  additional equipments in future. PASS-THRU The  COM  port  for  using  the  vehicle  COM functions from the PC. PC COMM DOWNLOAD The COM port for maintaining the G-scan and expanding the functions in future.
User’s Manual  - 34 -  3. SD Memory Slot & Reset Button   <Figure 3 SD Memory Slot and Reset Button>  SD Memory Slot Slot for inserting the SD card restoring the various data for driving the G-scan. RESET Button When program has errors by the O/S or other problems,  press  the  Reset  button  to  turn  OFF  the G-scan  in  force.  After  pressing  the  Reset  button, press the Power Switch to reboot the G-scan.
User’s Manual  - 35 -              Description for the Main Component of the S/W Screen   Basic Use of G-scan  Module NO: A-02-004 Unlike the conventional diagnosis equipments, the screen of the G-scan  is  equipped  with  the  touch  screen.  The  images  output  on  the  G-scan screen are not simple pictures but the functional buttons for operating the diagnosis equipment. This chapter describes the functions and marks  commonly applied to the Main Screen of the G-scan and other diagnosing screen. Please be familiar with these descriptions to operate G-scan freely.   Components of the Initial Screen         <Figure 1: Components of the Main Screen> ③ ⑫ ⑥ ⑦ ④ ⑤ ⑧ ⑨ ⑩ ⑪ ①  ②
User’s Manual  - 36 -  Description for the Components of the Initial Screen  Configuration and Help ①   ConFigure  or  proceed  to  the  “Setup”,  “User Information”, “Software version” or “Self-diagnosis”②   Support the Help for using this product. Model Selection ③  Select the model and system for diagnosing. * The selected system is shown in the window right side of the “System Select” button. Diagnosis Menu ④   Show the fault code on the screen by communication  with  the  selected  vehicle  system. Show  the  additional  fault  codes  by  further communication. ⑤   Check  the  data  of  input/output  devise  of  ECU installed at the current vehicle by the communication with the selected vehicle system. ⑥   Support  supplementary  vehicle  S/W  function  except the  diagnosing  functions  (DTC,  Current  Data, Actuation Test). ⑦   Support the ECU upgrade. ⑧   Diagnose the vehicle applied with OBD-II COM program. ⑨   Recording the travel data, analyze the data. ⑩   Search the fault codes of vehicle systems setup in system selection multiply at the same time without re-selection of system. ⑪   At  connecting  GDS VMI (expanded  install  item),  the multi-meter,  oscilloscope,  simulation  test  functions are possible.
User’s Manual  - 37 -     Note: 배터리팩  미적용  제품의  경우  메인  화면에  배터리  표시가  없습니다.  외부  전원  연결  상태에서  배터리  충전중  표시 (번개  표시:  적색)  외부  전원  연결  상태에서  배터리  만충전  표시 (번개  표시:  청색)  방전중  배터리  사용  가능량  표시(배터리  사용에따라  사용  가능량  표시가  한칸씩  줄어듭니다.) ⑫  배터리  팩은  있으나  충전  배터리가  없는  경우
User’s Manual  - 38 -  Diagnosis Screen Components   <Figure 2: Diagnosis Screen>  Showing the Diagnosing Model and Hot Key  z The  diagnosing  item  currently  undergoing  and  the  model  for diagnosing are shown. For the right icons, refer to the following table.  z Description for the Common Icons in Diagnosing Window  Closing  the  window  currently  undergoing,  return  to  the  initial  main screen.  Capture the screen currently undergoing and save it. The  captured  screen  will  be  saved  at  the  “Storage  Card₩G-scanImage₩Model” folder of SD memory inserted into G-scam.  Show the data of the system currently communicating in detail.  Change the system for diagnosing except the vehicle model.  Change to the dual mode from the overall screen.  Change to the overall screen from the dual mode.
User’s Manual  - 39 -     Diagnosing Window According to the diagnosis mode of the G-scan, it shows the data and the results of the diagnosis.   <Figure 3: Data Output Window>    Screen Function Button  <Figure 4: Screen Function Button> At the diagnosis item currently undergoing, the functions of the function button    are  shown.  the  function  can  be  operated  by selecting it using the stylus pen.   Tips: The property of the screen function button will be changed according to the diagnosis mode (or the activated window at the dual mode).
User’s Manual  - 40 -   Connecting the DLC cable Basic Use of G-scan  Module NO: A-02-005 For the communication between the control module installed at the vehicle and the G-scan, the DLC cable should be connected. According to the kinds of connector used in the communication, there are  different  in  connection  of  power  supplying  line  and  the  adaptor connection.     <Figure 1: Connecting the DLC cable>
User’s Manual  - 41 -    Vehicle with the OBD-II Standard Connector Only with the DLC COM cable without additional power line, it is possible to communicate with control module and to supply power.    Tips In general, the DLC connector is located at the lower part of the driver’s front  panel.  According  to  the  kinds  of  vehicle,  it  may  be  different. Therefore, before connecting, please check the correct position at first.   Vehicle without the OBD-II Standard Connector  Connecting the power For  the  vehicle  without  the  OBD-II  standard  connector,  connect  the power line additionally for operating the G-scan   Connecting the vehicle diagnosis For the communication with the control module installed at  the  vehicle, additional  adapter  is  required.  After  connecting  the  adapter  to the 16th pin of the DLC cable, connect it to the COM connector terminal of  the vehicle.  Notice: For the power  supplying, refer to “Power  Supplying”<A-02-001> in the “Basic Use of G-scan”.
User’s Manual  - 42 -   Caution  When disconnecting the main DLC cable, press the locking clip. Do not pull  the  wire  or  distort  it.  It  may  cause  the  damages  of  the  cable  or connector.
User’s Manual  - 43 -     Caution    At  connecting  the  main  DLC  connector  to  the  G-scan,  tighten  the 3 clamping screws to the body of G-scan firmly.   At carrying the G-scan, do not hold the DLC cable. Hold the module body or hand strap.
User’s Manual  - 44 -   Self Test Adapter   Basic Use of G-scan  Module NO: A-02-006 The  self-test  functions  are  used  to  check  the  Main  DLC  cable  (P/No: G1PDDCA001)  and  specific  related  circuits.  Not  all  G-scan  circuits  are checked with the self-test functions.  Basic operation of the self-test function is the loop-back theory. Loop-back  theory  is  verification  between  sent  data  from  the  G-scan module  and  returned  data,  which  passed  through  the  pins  of  all  the outside connectors during the self-test.  Some communication circuits such as high speed CAN, low speed CAN and SAE-J1708, cannot be checked with loop-back tests.  There  are  2  self-test  steps  included  in  the  Self  Test  function  on  the Configuration menu.  z Step  A:  Performs  test  functions  by  automatically  changing  circuit Configurations  at  the  inner  end  of  DLC  connector  of  the  G-scan module. Purpose and Scope of Self Test (Semi-Test)
User’s Manual  - 45 -    z Step B: Performs test functions on the Main DLC cable using the self-test  adapter  which  will  short  all  the  terminals  (except  power  and ground functions) at the end of Main DLC cable.  This self-test function cannot determine open or short circuits in other   adapter cables except Cable-DLC (P/No: G1PDDCA001).
User’s Manual  - 46 -  Before  performing  the  self-test  function,  connect  the  Main  DLC  cable (P/No:  G1PDDCA001)  between  G-scan  module  and  Self-test  adapter (P/No:  GHDM  –  24D000).  Then,  connect  the  other  side  of  Self-test Adapter to the OBD-∥  Connector on the vehicle as shown in [Figure1].   Figure 1. Installation of the Self-test adapter  After  installing  the  adapter,  follow  the  instructions  as  indicated  on  the Self-Test screen located on the Configuration menu. Connecting the Self-Test Adapter (GHDM – 24D000) Module: A–01-003 (p.02)
User’s Manual  - 47 -       Configuration
User’s Manual  - 48 -   Setup   Configuration  Module NO: A-03-001 Selecting    at  the  main  screen,  “Setup”  screen  will  be shown. In this item, the brightness of touch screen can be adjusted for the user’s favor, the language can be selected and the operation of key pad and calibration of the touch screen can be controlled.  Introduction of the Setup Main Screen   <Figure 1: Setup Screen> The descriptions for the screen function button in “Setup” are as follows.   Item for setup the brightness of LCD screen.  Item for setup the language.  Checking the operations of the 12 function buttons.  Calibrating of the touch screen.  Set the diagnosis Data unit and the Buzzer ON/OFF.  Move to the next Tab.
User’s Manual  - 49 -   Operating Order and References  Screen Brightness Adjustment 1) Select the “Back Light” item to change the gray scale of ambient color.  Select the function button  .  Select the    at the bottom of screen on the touch screen.  Select the “Back Light(F1)” on the touch screen.    <Figure 2: Back Light Adjustment>  2) Adjust the brightness using stylus pen or pressing the        on  the key pad.   3) It can be adjusted with 5 levels. Screen will be brighter as it is adjusted to (+).   4) Item movement after adjusting screen  Using stylus pen, move to the item directly on the screen  Selecting  the  , move to the menu and use the direction arrow keys to move to wanted item.
User’s Manual  - 50 -  Language Selection 1) Selecting the “Language” item, the gray scale of around is changed.  Select the function button      .  Select the    at the bottom of the touch screen.  Select the  의  “Language(F2)” on the touch screen.  <Figure 3: Move to Language Selection>  2) Using the stylus pen, press the right mark of language window or  , and press the  . Then language list will be shown.  <Figure 4: Language Selection>
User’s Manual  - 51 -    3) Change item after selecting language  Using stylus pen, select item want to move on the touch screen.  Select   or    to  move  to  menu,  change  item  using arrow keys
User’s Manual  - 52 - Keypad Test 1) Selecting  “Keypad  Test”  item,  around  color  is  changed  as  shown  in <Figure 5>.  Select the function button      .  Select    at the bottom of the touch screen.  Select the “Keypad Test(F3)” on the touch screen directly.   <Figure 5: Keypad Test>  2) Pressing the function button F1~F6, arrow keys, ENTER, ESC key, the color  of  position  representing  mark  of  button  will  be  changed  to orange color. You can easily check the button condition.  3) Change Item after completing Keypad Test  Select item want to move on the touch screen using stylus pen.  Select  + at the same time, move to menu. Using arrow keys, move to the wanted item.
User’s Manual  - 53 -    Calibration of Touch Screen Selecting the “Touch Screen Calibration(F4)” item, following screen will be shown.  Select the function button  .  Select the    at the bottom of the touch screen.  Select the “Touch Screen Calibration(F4)” directly on the touch screen.   <Figure 6: Calibration of Touch Screen>    1)  Select  the  center  of  (+)  mark  on  the  touch  screen  as  shown  in  the above figure with the stylus pen. * Totally 5 points are shown on the screen. Select all center points of the 5 marks.
User’s Manual  - 54 -  2)  After selecting 5 centers of (+) marks, message is shown in <Figure 7>.    : Save the new calibration and move to menu.  : Cancel the new calibration and move to menu.   <Figure 7: Completion of the Touch Screen Calibration >
User’s Manual  - 55 -    Setup for Unit and Buzzer ON/OFF 1) Selecting    or ‘F5’, following setup window will be shown.   <Figure 8: Unit & Buzz setup>  2) Setup the Unit and Buzz operation in the setup window.  Using stylus pen, setup on the touch screen.  Setup using the function button ① Change to the wanted item among the setup items ②  Select the item to setup Unit: select wanted unit in the list. ③ Buzz: select ON or OFF Unit:  after  selecting  unit,  move  to setup list. ④  Buzz: after setup ON/OFF, move to setup list. Repeating  ①~④, setup the unit
User’s Manual  - 56 -  3) After  completing  all  setup,  select    at  the  bottom  of  setup window. Notice: The unit selected at this Tab is applied to the unit of data represented in the diagnosis function.
User’s Manual  - 57 -    Exit from“Setup” After completing “Setup” item, move to other Tab.  Select    to move to “User Info”.  Using stylus pen, select the “Tab” on the upper portion of the touch screen directly to move.  Move to the main screen  Select    to move to the main screen.  Select    at  the  right  upper  portion  of  the  screen  to  move  to  the main screen.  Selecting ‘Move to main screen’, following message will be shown.  <Figure 9: Save Message>   Save the setups and exit to the main screen.  Cancel the setups and exit to the main screen.  “Back Light”, “Touch SCR”, “Unit” among the “Setup” items will be save with the final setups regardless of this message  shown  at  moving to main screen.
User’s Manual  - 58 -   User Information  Configuration  Module NO: A-03-002 This is the item for inputting customer’s personal information. To  change  items  in  the  below  level  of  ‘User  Info’  item,  use  the touch screen  and  the  function  button.  To  input  personal  information,  us  the touch screen only.  How to input the User Information  How to change to“User Info”  item  Selecting the “User Info” on the touch screen using the stylus pen, following screen will be shown.  Select  the  ,    buttons  in  the  “Setup”  to  move  to “User Info”.    How to change between  “User Info”  lists  Select the items on the touch screen using the stylus pen.  Using arrow keys (Up, Down) of the function button, move to the list want to input and press the arrow key (right) to select it.   <Figure 1: User Info Screen>
User’s Manual  - 59 -    Input the personal information It is impossible to input the information using the Function & Supplementary Function buttons. Use the stylus pen on the touch screen to input personal information.  How to input 1) Using stylus pen, at the “User Info” screen, select the input window or using  the  direction  button   , select the User Info list and select the  , then following keyboard will be shown.  2) Using the stylus pen, press the keyboard on the touch screen to input the personal information. 3) After  input  the  user  information,  select   or select other input window using the stylus pen.     <Figure 2: Screen Keyboard>
User’s Manual  - 60 -  Exit from “User Info” After setup the  “User Info” item, move to other Tab  Select the    to move to “Version”.  Select the “Tab” at the upper side of the touch screen using the stylus pen to move.  Move to main screen  Select    to move to the main screen.  Select    at the upper right side of the touch screen to move to the main screen.  Selecting the ‘to main screen’, the following message will be shown.  <Figure 3: Save Message>   Save the setups and move to main screen.  Cancel the setups and move to main screen.
User’s Manual  - 61 -     Version  Configuration  Module NO: A-03-003  It is the item for checking the software version of the G-scan and for updating  the  firmware  of  VMI  and  TPMS,  the  expansion  equipments. Check the version and update the software to the latest version.  Description of Version Information Screen   <Figure 1: Version Information Screen>  Update the VMI Firmware. Update the TPMS Firmware.
User’s Manual  - 62 -  How to check Version & to update the Expansion equipment  How to move to the “Version” item  z Using the stylus pen, select the    on the touch screen to move to the “Version” screen. z Press the   or   button in the “User Info” to move to the “Version” item.  <Figure 2: Version Information Screen>
User’s Manual  - 63 -    How to update VMI 1) Select   or 을  on the touch screen using stylus pen or press the function button  , then following screen will be shown.   <Figure 3: VMI Update 1>  If the current version of Firmware is the latest version, then the following screen will be shown.   <Figure 4: VMI Update 2>
User’s Manual  - 64 -  2) Select  , following screen will be shown and the update is started.   <Figure 5: VMI Update 3>  3) After completing the update, the following message will be shown.   Check the version and press the   key.    <Figure 6: VMI Update 4>
User’s Manual  - 65 -    How to update the TPMS 1) Select   or    on  the  touch  screen  using the stylus pen or press the supplementary function button  ..   <Figure 7: TPMS Update 1>  If the current version of the Firmware is the latest version, then  the following screen will be shown.   <Figure 8: TPMS Update 2>
User’s Manual  - 66 -  2) Select  , then the following screen will be shown and the update will be started.   <Figure9: TPMS Update 3>  3) After completing the update, the following message will be shown.   Check the version and press the   key.    <Figure10: TPMS Update 4>
User’s Manual  - 67 -    Exit from “Version” After setup the  “Version” item, move to other Tab.  Select the    to move to the “Selftest”.  Using the stylus pen, select the “Tab” at the upper side of the touch screen.  Move to the main screen  Select the    to move to the main screen.  Select the    at the upper right side of the touch screen to move to the main screen.  Selecting ‘Move to main screen’, the following message will be shown.   <Figure 11: Save Message>   Save the setups and move to main screen.  Cancel the setups and move to main screen.
User’s Manual  - 68 -   Self Test  Configuration  Module NO: A-03-004 It is the function for checking if the circuits relating to the communication of G-scan and the DLC cable have defects or not. If the equipment  has  problems  relating  to  the  communication  function, conduct test following to the instruction of the screen.  Description of Self Test Screen   <Figure 1: Description of Self Test Screen>   Item for checking the defects of circuits relating to the communication of G-scan.  Item for checking the defects of the DLC cable.  Start the Self Diagnosis Test.
User’s Manual  - 69 -    Self Diagnosis Test  How to change to the “Self Test” item z Selecting the “Self Test” on the touch screen using the stylus pen, the following screen will be shown. z Press the  에서  ,   button at “Version” to move to the “Self Test”.   <Figure 2: Move to the Self Test>  z Using the stylus pen, select it on the touch screen or press the direction  buttons   ,  then  ,   can  be selected.
User’s Manual  - 70 -  STEP-A Test  The  purpose  of  STEP-A  test  is  for  diagnosing  the  specific communication circuit of the G-scan. During proceeding with this  test, the  power  is  supplied  by  the  DLC  cable  and  the  Self  Test  adapter.  For the  details  of  Self  Test  adapter,  refer  to  the  ‘Connecting  the  Self  Test adapter’ in the ‘Basic Use of G-scan’.   <Figure 3: Self Test A Screen>  Method for proceeding with the test is as follows.    1) Connect  the  DLC  cable  to  the  G-scan  and  connect  the  Self  Test adapter  to  the  other  end  of  DLC  cable.  Connect  the  adapter  to  the OBD-II connector of the vehicle.  2) Turn  the  power  of  G-scan  ON  and  change  to  the  ‘Self  Test’  item  of configuration.
User’s Manual  - 71 -    3) After  selecting  the  ,  select  the    or  ‘F1’  to proceeding to the test.  <Figure 4: Self Test A Proceeding 1>  4) Check the ‘Test Result’ shown on the test result window.  <Figure 4: Self Test A Result>  Good: Proceed with the test of 16-pin DLC cable; begin the “STEP-B” test. Failure:  G-scan  main  module  may  be  inoperative.  Contact  the authorized service provider
User’s Manual  - 72 -  STEP-B Test  The  STEP-B  test  is  the  function  for  checking  if  the  DLC  main  cable line is broken or shorted with the condition in which the communication module  of  G-scan  is  normal  state.  During  proceeding  to  this  test,  the power  is  supplied  by  the  DLC  cable  and  the  Self  Test  adapter.  For  the details of Self Test adapter, refer to the ‘Connecting Self Test adapter’ in the ‘Basic Use of G-scan.’   <Figure 5: Self Test B Screen>  The method for proceeding to test is as follows.    1) Connect the  DLC  cable  to  the  G-scan  and  connect  the  other  end  to the Self Test adapter. Connect the adapter to the OBD-II connector of the vehicle.  2) Turn the G-scan power on to move to the ‘Self Test’ item of the configuration.
User’s Manual  - 73 -    3) Select  the    and  then  select  the    or  ‘F1’.  The test will be proceeding.  <Figure 6: Self Test B Proceeding>  4) Check the test result in the test window.  <Figure 7: Self Test B Result>
User’s Manual  - 74 -  The test result messages are explained below: Good:  You  may  still  need  to  test  cable  integrity  by  wiggling  to test for intermittent connections. **  If  the  test  results  indicate  “Good”  and  the  vehicle  communication continues  to  fail  after  the  self-test  adaptor  is  removed,  verify  that  the communication problem is not vehicle related; contact the authorized service provider if necessary.  Failure: When the test result in self-diagnosis STEP-A are good but the result of STEP-B is failure, then there is a high possibility that the 16-pin Main DLC cable (P/No: G1PDDCA001) is inoperative. Contact the authorized service provider. Module: A-02-006 (p.10)
User’s Manual  - 75 -    Exit from the “Self Test” After setup the  “Self Test” item, move to other Tab. z Select the    to move to the “Setup”. z Using stylus pen, select the “Tab” at the upper side of the touch screen to move there.  Move to main screen z Select the    to move to the main screen. z Select the    at the upper right side of the touch screen to move to the main screen.  Selecting ‘Move to main screen’, the following message will be shown.  <Figure 8: Save Message>   Save the setups and move to main screen.  Cancel the setups and move to main screen.
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User’s Manual  - 77 -     System Select  Vehicle COM Function Module NO: A-04-001 For diagnosing the vehicle using the G-scan, select the vehicle model and system wanted to be diagnosed by user at first.     The  system  selection can select  the multiple systems  saved  in  the  G-scan at the same time and diagnose the system problems.  Introduction of Model Selection Screen  For the convenience of user, it is divided into the Model, Year, Engine, System and Option. According to the order of selected windows, the system selected by user can be shown in the “Selected” window at right side.   <Figure 1: Model Selection Screen>     Save  the  diagnosing  system  selected  by  user.  Change  to  the initial main screen or the diagnosis item screen selected by user.  Cancel  the  selection  of system  selection  of  current  window and return to the main screen.  Release the all system items currently selected.  Set to system SPEC setup in the latest version.  Delete the list on which the cursor is located in the list of the “Selected” zone.
User’s Manual  - 78 -  System Selection using the H/W Button    Select  the    on  the  main  screen,  then  the  screen  as shown in below figure will be shown.  How to select System 1) Model Selection Changing  to  the  system  selection  screen,  the  cursor  will  be  located  at the upper portion of the Model Selecting Zone as follows.    <Figure 2: Change to Model Selection Screen> 1  ,    Set the cursor on the model to be diagnosed. 2  ,   Select  the  model  to  be  diagnosed.  Move  to “Year” zone.
User’s Manual  - 79 -    2) Year Selection   <Figure 3: Year Selection>  3) Engine Selection   <Figure 4: Engine Selection>  1  ,    Set  the  cursor  on  the  year  of  model  to  be diagnosed. 2  ,   Select the year of model to be diagnosed. Move to “Engine” zone. 1  ,    Set  the  cursor  on  the  engine  of  model  to  be diagnosed. 2  ,   Select the engine of model to be diagnosed. Move to “System” zone.
User’s Manual  - 80 - 4) System Selection    <Figure 5: System Selection> 1  ,    Set  the  cursor  on  the  system  of  model  to  be diagnosed. After selecting the system of model to be diagnosed, conduct followings according to the condition. When there is one system option:   The system is registered in the “Selected” zone.2  ,   When there are two    or more system options:   Move to the “Option” zone.
User’s Manual  - 81 -   5) Option Selection   <Figure 6: Option Selection>    6) Multiple System Selection When the number of the System to be diagnosed is multiple, press the  or    with cursor locating at “Selected” zone to move to the “System” zone and repeat from 4) to select again.      Notice: During selecting system, when it moves to upper zone than “System” zone (“Model”, “Year”, “Engine” zones), all previously selected system selection will be released.   1  ,    Set the cursor on the system option of model to be diagnosed. 2  ,   The system option of model to be diagnosed is registered in the “Selected” zone.
User’s Manual  - 82 -  7) Main Diagnosis System Selection Using   in the “Selected” zone, locate the cursor on the wanted system and select the . Then the ; mark will be shown at the front of the system name as following figure.  Main Diagnosis System:   The vehicle communication function except the “Fault Code Searching” can communicate with the control module marked with ; at vehicle selection. Please be advised that the other control modules without ; mark can communicate in the “Fault Code Searching”.   <Figure 7: Main Diagnosis System Selection>   8) Completion of System Selection After selecting all system to be diagnosed, press the   or   button to complete the system selection.  9) Delete the selected System For deleting the system registered in the “Selected” zone, select the system to be deleted in the “Selected” zone and then press the  or     button.
User’s Manual  - 83 -    System Selection using touch screen  z The system selection order and cautions using the touch screen are the same with them using the H/W button described above. Using the stylus pen, select wanted items on the touch screen.  z When the wanted items are not shown in each zone, move the scroll bar up and down to find the items.  z To delete the registered system in the “Selected” zone, select the system in the “Selected” zone again and then press the   or   button.   Note:  The system selection setup finally by user is not deleted even the power is OFF. When the    is selected, the previous setup will be applied again.    다수의  시스템을  선택한  진단은    에서만  가능합니다.  이외의  진단  모드에서는  “Selected”  영역의  체크  박스에  선택된 시스템만  통신이  가능합니다.   Multiple System Selection   The multiple of control modules registered in the “Selected” will shows all fault codes saved in the control modules to be diagnosed in one screen by just one function selection using the  .   Select all control modules which may have problems in the vehicle.   However, it is not supported to the vehicle applied with special protocol type communication method.
User’s Manual  - 84 -   Fault Code Searching   Vehicle COM Function  Module NO: A-04-002 It, the error diagnose mode, can search the all fault codes occurred at the  multiple  system  selected  at  the  ‘System  Selection’,  diagnose  the problems at the system having fault code and move to the ‘Service Data’ directly.  Introduction for Fault Code Auto Searching Screen   <Figure 1: Fault Code Search Screen>   Change  to  the  Error  Diagnosis  Mode  of  system selected at the “Fault Code Search” window.  Change  to  the  Service  Data  Mode  of  system  selected at the “Fault Code Search” window.  Search the fault code of the selected system again.  Close  the  current  window  and  change  to  the  main screen.
User’s Manual  - 85 -    Operating Sequence and Reference  Fault Code Searching Executing  the    in  the  main  screen  after  completing system selection, the fault code occurred at all system selected at the system  selection  are  searched  and  shown  on  the  screen  as  the following figure.   <Figure 2: Fault Code Search>   DTC Analysis, Current Data Analysis로  이동 1) Using the stylus pen or    buttons,  select  the searched fault code item.  2) Select the diagnosis mode.  Move  to  DTC  Analysis  of  system having fault code selected at step 1).  Select   or   Move to Data Analysis of system having fault code selected at step 1).  Select   or
User’s Manual  - 86 -  z When   is selected You can delete the fault code and check the data for the related DTC.   <Figure 3: When ‘GOTO DTC’ is selected>  z When   is selected You can check the input/output status of related control module.   <Figure 4: When ‘GOTO DATA’ is selected>
User’s Manual  - 87 -     DTC Analysis  Vehicle COM Function Module NO: A-04-003 The "Fault Code Searching" searches the fault code of the system selected by user and presents exact information of the fault code  and can delete the fault code after troubleshooting the faults.  There are 3 methods for using the fault code searching.  z On the main screen, select the  .   → Move to the DTC Analysis of main diagnosis system set at the system selection. z On the “Fault Code Searching”, select the  .   → Move to the DTC Analysis of the control module in which DTC selected at the “Fault Code Searching” is include. z Select the DTC among the menu output after selecting the   at the “Data Analysis” → The “DTC Analysis” and “Data Analysis” of the control module which communicated at the “Data Analysis” are output at the same time in dual mode.
User’s Manual  - 88 -  Introduction of Fault Code Searching Screen   <Figure 1: DTC Analysis Screen>   General Description of fault code are shown.  As the Freeze Frame function, the input/output data of the control module relating to the saved fault code when the fault code is occurred. *  According  to  the  specification  of  control  module,  function supporting is different.  Delete all fault codes saved at the control module  Delete the fault code selectively among the fault codes shown by the fault searching. *  According  to  the  specification  of  control  module,  function supporting is different.  Show the “Fault Detail Information”. *  According  to  the  specification  of  control  module,  function supporting is different.  Change to the dual mode and use other supplementary information function. Note: z When all items are not shown in one screen due to a lot of fault codes, move the scroll  bar at  right side  using the  stylus  pen or  the arrow  keys     to find item you want. z If you want to back to main screen, press the   or    at the right upper side in <Figure 1>.
User’s Manual  - 89 -     See Tips 1) To see the detail information about the fault code occurred by the diagnosis result, select the relating fault code item. 2) Select the   or    buttons, a description window will be shown as in <Figure 2>.   <Figure 2: Show Tips>  3) If you want to close the ‘General Description’ select the  ,  or  .   Fault Searching Sequence and Reference
User’s Manual  - 90 -  See Freeze Frame 1) Select the fault code item of the Freeze Frame you want to see.  Freeze Frame: Data of sensor related to the fault code saved by the control module when fault code is occurred.  2) Select   or   button on the fault searching screen, you can see the Freeze Frame as shown in <Figure 3>.   <Figure 3: See the Freeze Frame>   3) If you want to close the Freeze Frame screen, select the   of “DTC Analysis” at the upper side of <Figure 2>.  Notice: According to the control module, it is supported to some kinds of model.
User’s Manual  - 91 -    Delete the Fault Code 1) Select  the   or   button on the fault searching screen.   <Figure 4: Delete Fault Code>  2) As shown in <Figure 4>, the message window for deleting the fault code is shown overlapping the diagnosis window. - When    is selected: All fault codes are deleted and the message like the <Figure 5> will be shown.   <Figure 5: Fault Code Delete Message>  - When    is selected:   The Fault Code delete will be canceled.
User’s Manual  - 92 -  Fault Code Selection Delete 1) Select the fault code to be deleted on the Fault Searching Screen.  2) Select the   or    button.  3) The message for checking the fault code delete will be shown. - When    is selected: The fault code selected in step 1) is deleted and message is shown.  - When    is selected:   The fault code delete is cancelled.  See the Fault Code Detail Information  1) Select the fault code on the Fault Code Searching screen. 2) Select the   or    button.   <Figure 5: Detail Fault Information>  3) As shown in <Figure 5>, the “Fault Code Detail Information” window will  be  shown.  You  can  check  the  detail  information  about  the selected fault code.
User’s Manual  - 93 -    DTC Analysis Dual Diagnosis Mode See the DTC Analysis and Data Analysis at the same time 1) On the <Figure 1> DTC Analysis screen, select the   or , the Function Menu is shown as in <Figure 6>.  <Figure 6: DTC Analysis “Function Menu”> 2) On the showing menu, select the Current Data, it changes to the Dual mode as shown in <Figure 7>.   Using stylus pen, select on the touch screen directly.  After moving cursor using H/W buttons  , press the   button   <Figure 7: DTC Analysis & Data Analysis Dual Diagnosis Mode>
User’s Manual  - 94 -  See DTC Analysis and Actuation Test at the same time 1)  On the <Figure 1> DTC Analysis screen, select   or  , The Function Menu will be shown as in <Figure 6>.  2)  Select the Current Data on the showing  menu, then it changes to the Dual mode as shown in <Figure 8>.   Select it using stylus pen on the touch screen.  After moving the cursor using H/W buttons  , press the   button.   <Figure 8: DTC Analysis & Actuation Test Dual Diagnosis Mode>
User’s Manual  - 95 -    Check the ECU Information 1)  On the <Figure 1> DTC Analysis screen, select   or  , then the Function Menu is shown as in <Figure 6>.    Selecting the ECU Info in the showing menu, the screen changes to the ECU Information as shown in <Figure 9>.   Using the stylus pen, select on the touch screen directly.  After  moving  cursor  using  the  H/W  buttons  ,  press the   button.   <Figure 9: ECU Information>  2)  Press the    button at the bottom of the “ECU Information” to close the window.
User’s Manual  - 96 -  Change to the Vehicle S/W Management 1)  On  the  <Figure  1>  DTC  Analysis  screen,  select  the   or , then the Function Menu is shown as <Figure 6>.  2)  Select the Vehicle S/W Management in the showing menu, the screen changes to the Vehicle S/W Management as <Figure 9>.   Using the stylus pen, select on the touch screen directly.  After  moving  cursor  using  the  H/W  buttons  ,  press the   button.   <Figure 10: Vehicle S/W Management>
User’s Manual  - 97 -     Data Analysis  Vehicle COM Function Module NO: A-04-004 It is the diagnosis item for checking the data input/output status of the control mode to be diagnosed through the service data. There are 3 methods for using the service data. z Select the    on the main screen   → Move to the “Data Analysis” of main diagnosis system set in the System Selection. z Select the    at the “Fault Code Searching”   → Move to the “Data Analysis” of the control module having DTC selected in the “Fault Code Searching”. z Select the    in the “DTC Analysis” and select the Current Data among the showing menu → The “DTC Analysis” and “Data Analysis” of the control module communicated in the “DTC Analysis” are output in dual mode at the same time.
User’s Manual  - 98 -  Introduction of Service Data screen   <Figure 1: Data Analysis Screen>   Fix the selected item at the top of the screen.  Split  the  service  data  screen  into  left  and  right  sides and show the 26 data at maximum.  Show the fixed item in line graph.  Change to dual mode and use other functions. Reference z If the wanted item is not  shown,  move  the  scroll  bar with the stylus pen or use the direction buttons    to find it. z If you want to return to initial screen, press the   or   at the right upper side of screen
User’s Manual  - 99 -    Operating Sequence and References  Fix the Data Item z How to fix the Data item 1) Select the item want to fix. 2) Select the   or    at the bottom of the screen or double click the item using the stylus pen on the touch screen, then the selected item will be fixed at the top of the screen as shown in <Figure 2>.   <Figure 2: Fix the Data Item>  z Release the fixed Data item 1) Select the fixed item again. 2) Select  the   or    at  the  bottom  of  the  screen  or double  click  the  item  to  be  released  using  the  stylus  pen  on  the touch screen. Tips * The number of Fix is 4 at most in single mode and 2 at most in dual mode.
User’s Manual  - 100 -  Full   z See with Full screen On the service data screen, select   or   를, then the screen will be divided as shown in <Figure 3> and 26 data items are shown.   <Figure 3: See in Full>  z Return to Normal screen On Full screen mode, press   or  .  Note:  On the screen in Full mode, FIX and Graph functions are not available.  Find the item now shown on the screen using the arrow button or moving the scroll bar with the stylus pen.  If  all  of  item  names  are  not  shown,  select  the  item  using  the stylus pen, then all item name can be shown by moving it to right side.
User’s Manual  - 101 -    Graph 1) Fix the item want to see in graph. 2) Select   or  ,  then  the  selected  item  will  be shown in graph mode as in <Figure 4>.  <Figure 4: Graph Mode>  Initialize the Max and Min values output on graph.  Modify the item list on the graph.  * Add/Delete the graph list using    <Figure 5: Item List> ①   In the graph mode, select  , then Item List is shown as in <Figure 5>.
User’s Manual  - 102 -  (The  item  having  “*”  mark  among  the  Item  List  means  the  item shown in graph mode currently.) ②   Select the item want to be deleted among the list shown in graph mode currently using the arrow buttons   and   key or using the stylus pen on the touch screen. ③   Select the item want  to be shown in graph  mode among the list not  shown  in  graph  mode  using  the  arrow  buttons   를  and   key, or using the stylus pen on the touch screen.  3) If you want to return to the service data, press the   or  . Note: * The number of service data possible to applied to Graph mode is 4 at most in single mode, and 2 at most in dual mode.
User’s Manual  - 103 -    Data Analysis Dual Diagnosis Mode See the Data Analysis and the DTC Analysis at the same time 1) On the <Figure 1> DTC Analysis screen select   or , the Function Menu will be shown as in <Figure 6>.  <Figure 6: DTC Analysis “Function Menu”> 2) On the showing menu, select the Current Data to change the screen to the Dual mode as shown in <Figure 7>.    Using the stylus pen, select on the touch screen    Moving  the  cursor  with  H/W  buttons  ,  ,  press the   key.    <Figure 7: Data Analysis & DTC Analysis Dual Diagnosis Mode>
User’s Manual  - 104 -  See the DTC Analysis and the Actuation Test at the same time 1)  On  the  <Figure  1>  DTC  Analysis  screen,  select   or , the Function Menu will be shown as in <Figure 6>.  2) On the showing menu, select the Current Data, the screen will be changed to the Dual mode as shown in <Figure 8>.     Using the stylus pen, select on the touch screen directly.    Moving  the  cursor  with  H/W  buttons  ,  ,  press the   key.   <Figure 8: Data Analysis & Actuation Test Dual Diagnosis Mode>
User’s Manual  - 105 -    Check the ECU Information 3)  On  the  <Figure  1>  Data  Analysis  screen,  select   or , the Function Menu will be shown as in <Figure 6>.  4)  On the showing menu, select the ECU Info, then the ECU Information popup window as in <Figure 9> is shown.   Using the stylus pen, select on the touch screen directly.  Moving the cursor with H/W buttons  ,  ,  press  the  key.   <Figure 9: ECU Information>  5)  Press the    button at the bottom of the “ECU Information” to close the window.
User’s Manual  - 106 -  Change to Vehicle S/W Management 3)  On  the  <Figure  1>  Data  Analysis  screen,  select   or , the Function Menu will be shown as in <Figure 6>.  On the showing menu, select the ECU Info, then the screen will be changed to the Vehicle S/W Management as in <Figure 9> is shown.   Using the stylus pen, select on the touch screen directly.  Moving the cursor with H/W buttons  ,  ,  press  the  key.   <Figure 10: Vehicle S/W Management>
User’s Manual  - 107 -     Actuation Test  Vehicle COM Function  Module NO: A-04-005Through  the  "Actuation  Test",  it  is  possible  to  check  if  the  control module and unit to be tested are defected or not.  There are two methods for using “Actuation Test”. z At the “DTC Analysis”, select the "Actuation Test" of the menu included in  . Æ   “DTC Analysis” and "Actuation Test" are output in dual mode.  z At the “Data Analysis”, select the "Actuation Test" of the menu included in  . Æ   “DTC Analysis” and "Actuation Test" are output in dual mode.
User’s Manual  - 108 -    <Figure 1: Actuation Test& Data Analysis>   <Figure 2: Actuation Test overall screen>  Change to the "Actuation Test" overall screen: Select the    indicated by the arrow in <Figure 1>, then screen will be changed to the overall screen.  Change to the Dual Mode Previous on Overall screen: Select the    at the upper right side of <Figure 2>, then the screen will be change to the dual mode previous on overall screen.  Description of Actuation Test screen
User’s Manual  - 109 -     Left Zone of "Actuation Test" Screen: You can see the “Actuation Test” item. For check the item, move the scroll bar using the stylus pen or using the direction buttons   .  Right Zone of "Actuation Test" Screen: You can check the Testing Lap Time, Test Condition and Test Result.  Start the test for the selected item.    Finish the test of selected item.  Change  to  the  Current  Data,  DTC,  ECU  Info,  or Vehicle S/W management.
User’s Manual  - 110 -   1) Select the Actuation Test item At the left zone of “Actuation Test” screen, select using stylus pen on the touch screen or move the cursor using direction buttons   .  2) Check and setup the Actuation Test condition After checking the Test Lap Time and Test Condition at the right zone of “Actuation Test” screen, setup them according to the condition of the testing vehicle.  3) Start the Actuation Test Select   or    to start the test.  4) Check the Actuation Test result On the right zone of the “Actuation Test” screen, the test result (Failure or Success) will be shown.  5) Stop the Actuation Test Test which lap time is determined:   After completing test time, the test will be terminated automatically. Test which lap time is not determined: After checking the result, select   or      to terminate the test.  Note:   Even it is the test which lap time is determined, press the   or    during test, then it will be terminated. How to execute the Actuation Test
User’s Manual  - 111 -     Vehicle S/W Management   Vehicle COM Function Module NO: A-04-006 It  is  the  function  for  diagnosing  all  items  except  the  fault  searching, service  data,  actuator  test.  For  exact  diagnosis,  it  supports  various diagnosis functions by system.  Diagnosis Supplementary Function Main Screen   <Figure 1: Vehicle S/W Management Screen>   Function  for  initializing  the  teaching value in ECU. Function for setting the option such as ABS and TCS configured in ECU.  Note: This screen is the main screen for supplementary diagnosis function of specific vehicle. According to the system, the screen for diagnosis supplementary function may be different.
User’s Manual  - 112 -  Example of Diagnosis Supplementary Function  Resetting Adaptive Values  The "Resetting Adaptive Values" function is used to reset adaptive learn data on specific ECUs.  z On the main screen, select  , then screen will show  the  window  as  in  <Figure  2>.  After  checking  the  sentence shown in screen, press the   or  .  <Figure 2: Resetting Adaptive Values step 1>
User’s Manual  - 113 -    z   After  checking  the  sentence  shown  in  the  message  window,  press   button to initialize the ECU teaching value. *  Select   ,  then  the  option  setup  will  be  cancelled  and  the message window will be closed.  <Figure 3: Resetting Adaptive Values step 2>  z   Checking  the  following  message,  press   to complete the initialization of ECU teaching value.  <Figure 4: Resetting Adaptive Values step 3>
User’s Manual  - 114 - Version Configuration The  "Version  Configuration"  function  is  used  on  supported  engine ECUs to conFigure for transaxle and ABS ECU options.  On  the  main  screen,  select    then  following window will be shown. After checking the sentence on the screen, select the proceeding item.  <Figure 5: Version Configuration step 1>
User’s Manual  - 115 -    z   After  checking  the  sentence  on  the  message  window,  press  the   button. * Select     to cancel the option setup and to close the message window.    <Figure 6: Version Configuration step 2>  z  After showing the following message, press  .  Then  the ECU option setup is completed.  <Figure 7: Version Configuration step 3>
User’s Manual  - 116 -   ECU Upgrade Vehicle COM Function  Module NO: A-04-006   It  is  the  function  for  modifying  the  ECU  program  to  enhance  the performance of ECU. Before using this function, be familiar with  the cautions and then perform the ECU upgrade. The ECU upgrading not comply with the cautions may cause serious damages on the ECU.   Introduction of the ECU Upgrade screen    <Figure 1: ECU Upgrade Screen>    Upgrade the ECU for the selected event automatically.  For the case not to upgrade automatically, upgrade the ECU in manual.  Show the Technical Service Bulletin of selected event. It should be checked before updating.
User’s Manual  - 117 -    How to ECU Upgrade  How to use the Auto Upgrade When the ECU of relating vehicle has the update event not applied, the auto update is conducted in the Auto Mode. 1) On the main screen, select  ,  then  screen  will  be changed to the event selection screen as in the following figure, and all events applied to the vehicle are shown. If there is no event applied to the ECU of the vehicle, it is not changed from the main screen to the event selection screen.   <Figure 2: ECU Upgrade Screen> Notice:   After  selecting  the  event  to  be  upgraded,  select    at  the bottom  of  the  screen  to  perform  the  update  after  checking  the Technical Service Bulletin.
User’s Manual  - 118 - 2) After  selecting  the  event  on  the  event  selection  screen,  select   or  ,  then  the  screen  will  be  changed  to  the  ECU update preparing screen as follows.   <Figure 3: ECU Auto Upgrade step 1>  Error Message:    When the selected event is already applied to the vehicle  <Figure 4: ECU Auto Upgrade step 2>
User’s Manual  - 119 -     When there is no event related to the ECU specification of the vehicle  <Figure 5: ECU Auto Upgrade step 3>  3) Select    button at the bottom of the update proceeding window screen, then following message will be shown.   <Figure 6: ECU Auto Upgrade step 4>
User’s Manual  - 120 -  4) After checking the battery voltage of the vehicle, if there is no voltage problem, select    button, then update will be started as shown in following figure.   <Figure 7: ECU Auto Upgrade step 5> 5) After  completing  all  ECU  update  procedure,  the  following  message will be shown.   <Figure 8: ECU Auto Upgrade step 6>
User’s Manual  - 121 -    If an error is occurred during updating the ECU, the following message  will  be  shown.  Then,  using  manual  upgrade,  conduct  the upgrade in force.   <Figure 9: ECU Auto Upgrade step 7> Cautions for processing The  time  required  to  complete  an  upgrade  will  vary.  Menus  and buttons are all disabled during the upgrade process.    CAUTIONS Following  instructions  should  be  kept  during  the  upgrade  process, or else ECU could be damaged. z Do not start the engine or turn the ignition key OFF. z Do  not  operate  any  vehicle  accessories  during  the  upgrade process. z Do not disconnect the G-scan during the upgrade process. z Review  the  TSB  (Technical  Service  Bulletin)  before  upgrade,  as upgrade procedures can be different for each event. Module: A-05-001 (p.07)
User’s Manual  - 122 -  How to conduct the Manual Upgrade The manual mode is the ECU upgrade mode used when event is applied in force even there is no event to be applied to the ECU of the vehicle. Unlike the auto mode, in order to apply the event to the ECU of the vehicle, the user directly selects the event and enters the password.  1) On the main  screen, select  , then the screen will be changed to the screen as shown in following figure and all events applied to the vehicle are shown. If there is no event applied to the ECU of the vehicle, it is not changed from the main screen to the ECU upgrade screen.   <Figure 10: ECU Upgrade Screen> Caution:   After  selecting  the  event  to  be  upgraded,  select    at  the bottom  of  the  screen  to  perform  the  update  after  checking  the Technical Service Bulletin.
User’s Manual  - 123 -    2) After  selecting  the  event  on  the  event  selection  screen,  press    or  , then the screen will be changed to the system selection screen as shown in following figure.     <Figure 11: ECU Manual Upgrade step 1>  Note: It is changed to the system selection screen. Select the system comply with the vehicle specification.  3) Select   or  , then  the  message  window  for  entering the password as following figure.  <Figure 12: ECU Manual Upgrade step 2>
User’s Manual  - 124 -  4) After  entering  the  password  using  the  stylus  pen  as  shown  in following  figure,  select    button  at  the  bottom  of  the message window.  <Figure 13: ECU Manual Upgrade step 3>   5) If the password is correct, the following update preparing screen will be shown  <Figure 14: ECU Manual Upgrade step 4>
User’s Manual  - 125 -    6) Select    button at the bottom of the update proceeding window, then following message will be shown.   <Figure 15: ECU Manual Upgrade step 5>   7) After checking the battery voltage of the vehicle, if there is no problem, then select    button to start the update as shown in the following figure.   <Figure 16: ECU Manual Upgrade step 6>
User’s Manual  - 126 -  8) After  completing  all  ECU  updates,  the  following  message  will  be shown.   <Figure 17: ECU Manual Upgrade step 7>  Error Message If any error is occurred during updating the ECU, the following message will be shown.   <Figure 18: ECU Manual Upgrade step 8>
User’s Manual  - 127 -    Cautions for processing  The  time  required  to  complete  an  upgrade  will  vary.  Menus  and buttons are all disabled during the upgrade process.    CAUTIONS Following  instructions  should  be  kept  during  the  upgrade  process, or else ECU could be damaged. z Do not start the engine or turn the ignition key OFF. z Do  not  operate  any  vehicle  accessories  during  the  upgrade process. z Do not disconnect the G-scan during the upgrade process. z Review  the  TSB  (Technical  Service  Bulletin)  before  upgrade,  as upgrade procedures can be different for each event.
User’s Manual  - 128 -    The rechargeable battery and TPMS module embedded into G-scan are the optional items.   The  optional  items  should  be  installed  to  the  G-scan  according  to  the method described in the manual. Otherwise, it may cause defects on the product.  Battery & TPMS Pack Installation  1) Loosen  the  Package  mounting  bolts  from  the  4  points  shown  in <Figure 1> with  ①. 2) Disconnect the body module and Pack to the direction  ②  as shown in <Figure 1> carefully. (If excessive force is applied, the product may be damaged.) 3) Install the Battery Pack (or TPMS Pack) as the same figure of the previous Pack condition. 4) Tighten the 4 mounting bolts loosened at step 1).  <Figure 1 Position of the Pack Mounting Bolt>    Optional Item Installation and Expenditure Exchange
User’s Manual  - 129 -    Exchanging the Rechargeable Battery 1) For installation and removal of the Pack, refer to the Battery Pack  & TPMS Pack Installation. 2) Open the battery cover of Pack disassembled like the ① shown in <Figure 2>.   <Figure 2 Open the battery cover>  3) Remove the used battery like the  ①  as shown in <Figure 3>.  <Figure 3 Remove the battery>
User’s Manual  - 130 -   4) Checking the battery  terminal shape of the  new rechargeable battery, insert it properly.   <Figure 4 Install the New battery>  5) Locate the new rechargeable battery into the case correctly.  6) Close  the  rechargeable  battery  and  assemble  the  pack  according  to the manual.  Caution z Be careful of the connector direction not to change the polarity of the rechargeable battery. z After installing the connector, be careful that the battery wiring is not damage by the battery cover. z After  the  rechargeable  battery  cover  is  closed  completely,  the Pack should be mounted on the body module.
User’s Manual  - 131 -    Exchanging the Cigar-Cable Fuse  1) Turning the portion marked in the <Figure 5> to the counter clockwise direction with the 10mm Hexagonal wrench, it is disassembled as shown in <Figure 5>.   <Figure 5 Disassemble the Cable – Cigar> 2) After exchanging the fuse (250V 4A), assemble it in reversed order of disassemble.
User’s Manual  - 132 -   G-scan and Peripherals Limited Warranty  Providing that this product has been installed and used as instructed in the  operation  manual,  Global  Information  Technology  (referred  to  as “GIT”) will repair G-scan module (main body other than software, which is  covered  by  a  separate  warranty)  with  new  or  rebuilt  parts,  free  of charge for three (3) years from the date of original purchase in the event of a defect in materials or workmanship. This warranty excludes all other options and accessories, which are covered for a period of one (1) year from the date of original purchase.    This  warranty  is  extended  solely  to  the  original  purchaser.  A  purchase receipt or other proof of evidencing the date of original purchase will be required before warranty service is provided.  This  warranty  only  covers  failures  due  to  defects  in  materials  or workmanship, which may occur during normal use. It does not cover damage  which  occurs  in  shipment  or  failures  which  may  be  caused by products  not  supplied  by  GIT,  or  failures  resulting  from  alteration, accident,  misuse,  introduction  of  liquid  material  or  other  foreign  matter into the product, abuse, neglect, installation, maladjustment of consumer controls, improper maintenance, modification or service by anyone other than GIT, or damage to be attributable to acts of God.  GIT SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR LOSS OF DATA OR OTHER INCIDENTAL OR  CONSEQUENTIAL  DAMAGES  RESULTING  FROM  THE  USE  OF  THIS PRODUCT, OR ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF THIS WARRANTY. ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE
User’s Manual  - 133 -    LIMITED TO THE APPLICABLE WARRANTY PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE.  GIT’s entire liability, and your exclusive remedy under this warranty shall be limited to the replacement, of any defective parts or functions in the product, which is returned to GIT’s Service Center, together with a copy of  the  purchase  receipt,  during  the  aforementioned  warranty  period. Anything in the foregoing to the contrary notwithstanding, GIT shall have no obligation for any defects in the product resulting from your storage thereof,  or  for  defects  that  have  been  caused  by  operation  of  the product  other  than  on  the  operation  manual  or  in  environmental conditions  other  than  those  specified  by  GIT  or  by  alteration,  accident, misuse,  abuse,  neglect,  mishandling,  misapplication,  installation, maladjustment  of  consumer  controls,  improper  maintenance, modification of damage that is attributable to acts of God.  This  limited  warranty  gives  you  specific  legal  rights,  and  you  may  also have other rights, which vary from country to country. The laws of Republic Korea, without regard to its conflict-of-laws rules, will  govern this Limited Warranty.  To  obtain  help  or  technical  Assistance,  please  contact  your  product supplier or distributor.
User’s Manual  - 134 -  Disposal  of  Old  Electrical  and Electronic Equipment  WEEE  (Waste  Electrical  and  Electronic  Equipment)  symbol  shown  in [Figure 1] is indicated on the back of the G-scan main module  Please follow the regulation guide for disposal of Waste Electrical  and Electronic Equipment.      [Figure 1] WEEE Symbol  Disposal  of  Old  Electrical  &  Electronic  Equipment  (Applicable  in  the European  Union  and  other  European  countries  with  separate  collection systems) This  symbol  on  the  product  or  on  its  packaging  indicates  that  this product  shall  not  be  treated  as  household  waste.  Instead  it  shall  be handed  over  to  the  applicable  collection  point  for  the  recycling  of electrical and electronic equipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of  correctly,  you  will  help  prevent  potential  negative  consequences  for the environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by
User’s Manual  - 135 -    inappropriate waste handling  of this product. The  recycling of  materials will  help  to  conserve  natural  resources.  For  more  detailed  information about  recycling  of  this  product,  please  contact  your  local  city  office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

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