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History DTC A history DTC indicates that a "current" DTC status has met sufficient criteria for storing a code into long-term memory. - Logical '1' = DTC is history. - Logical '0' = DTC is not history. Test Failed Since DTC Cleared This indicates that a current DTC is or has been set sometime since the last time the DTC status was reset. - Logical '1' = Test failed since DTCs have been cleared. - Logical '0' = Test not failed since DTCs have been cleared. Test Not Passed Since DTC Cleared This indicates a logical '0' once the test indicates a passed result. A logical '1' indicates that the test has not run, or that the test has run and failed. - Logical '1' = Test not passed since DTC cleared. - Logical '0' = Test passed since DTC cleared. Current DTC A current DTC indicates that test conditions have been met and the test results show that a fault is currently present. This flag indicates the results of the last diagnostic test performed. - Logical '1' = DTC is current. - Logical '0' = DTC is not current. DTC Supported By Calibration This indicates that a node will trigger the test associated with a particular DTC as soon as the criteria for performing the test have been satisfied. - Logical '1' = DTC supported - Logical '0' = DTC not supported 132
Read Failure Record Identifier The service Read Failure Record Data ($12) is used to obtain failure record information that was captured due to a fault detected within the node. CAT provides two already predefined setup levels of the Read Failure Record Data service: - The Read Failure Record Identifiers (sub-function parameter = $01), - The Read Failure Record Parameters (sub-function parameter = $02). Read Failure Record Identifiers (sub-function parameter = $01) allows CAT to obtain the information necessary to send a request to retrieve the data parameters associated with a specific failure record stored in a node. Note: This level is only used to obtain the failureRecordDataStructureIdentifier parameter and the failure record identifiers. The data bytes contained within a particular failure record are retrieved with the Read Failure Record Parameters ($02) level. There are no additional setups needed / allowed for the Read Failure Record Identifiers level. 133
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CAT 2.0 CAN ANALYZER TOOL User´s M
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Our six products groups are: 1 CAN
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Table of Contents Introduction 4 In
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Diagnostic Offline Analyzing 186 Di
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Introduction The I+ME CAT (CAN Anal
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About I+ME ACTIA The company... On
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System Requirements The host PC has
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Installation Note: It does not matt
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Re-Install Before Re-Installing CAT
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Terms & Phrases Block Size (BS) The
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Application Structure CAT can recog
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Online Mode The Online Mode of CAT
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In Offline mode the user can export
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Diagnostic Offline Mode In general
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Main Window The main window after o
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Frame List View The Frame List show
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Trace List View Different to the Fr
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Diagnostic Online View The Diagnost
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Transmit Table Online Control windo
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Online Diagnostic Launch The settin
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Download Information Window The Dow
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Hardware 43
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LED Interpretation Normal States: 1
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Basic Steps After successful instal
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Being Offline Choose menu item Comm
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Being Diagnostic Online Choose menu
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Configure Transmit Conditions: Up t
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Session Management The following is
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Database Management The following i
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ECU Template The following is highl
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Offline CAN Acknowledge The Firmwar
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Offline Setup 63
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Session Menu The following screensh
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Session Description Using the assig
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Save as Using the assigned Session
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Export logging buffer Using the ass
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Export Read Data by ID The diagnost
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Database Maintaining 75
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Vehicle CAT allows the user to edit
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See also Diagnostics Configuration
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Page 90 and 91: Boolean CAT allows the user to edit
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Page 158 and 159: Choose menu item Configurations | S
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Page 164 and 165: Scrolling Step Size To scroll more
Page 166 and 167: CAN Setup CAT supports normal "Dual
Page 168 and 169: Buffer Setup The complete 50,000-fr
Page 170 and 171: Changing CAT Modes CAT can be used
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Buffer Handling CAT uses the serial
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Find It CAT provides a search comma
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Diagnostic Offline Analyzing 186
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Tips & Tricks 188
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FAQ Installation If there is a ques
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FAQ Online Mode Bus Status : Error
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FAQ Offline Analyzing If there is a
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Index A About I+ME ACTIA ..........
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