Operating Instructions - Snap-on Equipment
Operating Instructions - Snap-on Equipment Operating Instructions - Snap-on Equipment
PC MaintenanceStandardsThe State Standards command on the PC provides a set of standards with whichto compare results obtained from the vehicle being tested. This makes it possibleto assess whether the vehicle would pass or fail a state I/M Test. The PC FGAsoftware contains all available state-by-state Idle/TSI standards.State StandardsThe State Standards command displays a set of standards for a selected state.FGA measures and compares emissions levels against limits specified by theselected state.To choose a state for its state standards,1. Select the 9 State Standards command.— The state standards screen opens.Figure 3G-17: Customer/Vehicle Information Screen2. Press the arrow on the States drop-down list and choose the desired statefrom the list.— The array changes to that state’s standards.FGA will now use the newly selected state’s standards for all tests untilchanged.3G-14
PC MaintenanceDiagnosticsService utilities include diagnostics and setup. Diagnostics provides a means ofanalyzing and diagnosing problems in the analyzer. Setup allows you to specifybasic settings.Diagnostics is a process of diagnosing problems that may occur within the gasanalyzer. The Diagnostics window in the FGA software is not intended to functionas a measurement tool.To begin Diagnostics,1. Press the Gas button.— The Gas button menu opens.2. Choose Service Utilities.— The Service Utilities menu displays two commands: Diagnostics andSetup.3. Choose Diagnostics.The system then prompts you to enter a password.Figure 3G-18: Service Password ScreenEnter the password and press Continue. The default is “STATION” (alluppercase). The Diagnostics window opens showing System Statusdiagnostics. For more information about the password, see ChangePassword, page 3H-1.3G-15
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PC MaintenanceStandardsThe State Standards command <strong>on</strong> the PC provides a set of standards with whichto compare results obtained from the vehicle being tested. This makes it possibleto assess whether the vehicle would pass or fail a state I/M Test. The PC FGAsoftware c<strong>on</strong>tains all available state-by-state Idle/TSI standards.State StandardsThe State Standards command displays a set of standards for a selected state.FGA measures and compares emissi<strong>on</strong>s levels against limits specified by theselected state.To choose a state for its state standards,1. Select the 9 State Standards command.— The state standards screen opens.Figure 3G-17: Customer/Vehicle Informati<strong>on</strong> Screen2. Press the arrow <strong>on</strong> the States drop-down list and choose the desired statefrom the list.— The array changes to that state’s standards.FGA will now use the newly selected state’s standards for all tests untilchanged.3G-14
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