Casio Cassiopeia IT-70- Manuals

6 III. LIMITED WARRANTY EASE Simulation, Inc. (EASE) warrants to the original licensee that the diskette(s) on which the software is recorded be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of ninety (90) days from the date of delivery as evidenced by a co...

V. PDA REQUIREMENTS The Scan Tool software supports the following WIN CE/PocketPC devices*. IMPORTANT: All devices must be running Windows CE 3.0 or higher, Pocket PC 2002 or Pocket PC 2003 and they must have an SH3, MIPS, StrongARM or X-Scale processor. HP Jornada Pocket PC- All series IPAQ pocket ...

8. At this time, please check the CE/Pocket PC device to see if there are any additional steps that are necessary to complete the installation. NOTE: If more than one program is being installed, you will be returned to step 7. 9. At this time, installation is complete. Select OK to close the install...

How do I enter text on my WIN CE/Pocket PC device? To enter text in the Product Access Screen – tap in the entry box that you want to enter text in; the on-board keyboard will be displayed automatically. Tap the characters that you want to enter and then tap the keyboard icon to close the keyboard. ...

X. SETUP PROCEDURES NOTICE THIS PRODUCT IS DESIGNED TO OPERATE AT A VEHICLE’S NORMAL BATTERY VOLTAGE: 11-15 VOLTS DC. ANY OTHER VOLTAGE MAY DAMAGE THE EASE POCKETSCAN TOOL UNIT! This section includes the following: 1. What comes with an EASE PDA Scan Tool? 2. Step by step instructions for setting up...

2.1 Connecting the EASE PDA Vehicle Interface to a WIN CE/Pocket PC Device Connect the PDA’s Serial Cable* to the communication port on the WIN CE/Pocket PC device. Connect the other end to the 9-pin “PDA” connector on the PDA Vehicle Interface. WIN CE/Pocket PC Device WIN CE/Pocket PC Serial Cable ...

14 XI. AUTOMOBILE ON-BOARD COMPUTERS AND DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODES The following section provides information on 1. OBD II 2. Automobile on-board computers 3. The Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) 4. Freeze Frame Data 5. Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC) 6. Inspection and Maintenance (I/M) Readiness Moni...

5.0 Diagnostic Trouble Codes or DTCs In the past malfunction code numbers varied between manufacturers, years, makes and models. OBD II requires that all vehicle manufacturers use a common Diagnostic Trouble Code or DTC numbering System. There is a generic DTC listing that all manufacturers must use...

2.0 Vehicle Communications The Vehicle Communications Screen displays information on the status of the software connection with the vehicle. To connect to the vehicle, tap on the Connect button. During the communication initialization the software will do the following: • Determine if there are mult...

10.0 Recording Vehicle Data The Scan Tool Software can record, playback and save an unlimited amount of vehicle data. While connected to a vehicle, tap on the record icon in the bottom tool bar to enter record mode. The bottom part of the toolbar will change to indicate that the scan tool is in reco...

11.0 Playing Back Recordings Tap the icon to display the Recordings screen. A list of the recordings currently saved on the CE Device is displayed in the recordings grid. In this screen you can choose to play back a recording using the WIN CE Scan Tool or to upload it to the PC to view it with the E...

11.4 Step-by-Step Instructions for Uploading a File To The PC Scan Tool 1. Connect the CE device to the PC COM port using a serial cable or cradle. IMPORTANT: Microsoft Active Sync cannot be configured to use the PC port that you are connecting the CE Device to. 2. In the EASE PC Scan Tool OBD II Ge...

25 Appendix A – Serial Cable Part Numbers To connect the EASE PDA Vehicle Interface to the WIN CE/Pocket PC handheld a serial cable is required. If you use a docking cradle or a USB cable to transfer files between the desktop PC and WIN CE/Pocket PC Device, you must purchase a serial cable for your ...