User´s Manual - I+ME ACTIA GmbH

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Our merger with the French corporation ACTIA in 1995 allowed us to become a powerful supplier for the European automotive industry. ACTIA products include diagnostic systems for automotive service and maintenance as well as development and production of high-quality on-board electronics. Joining forces with ACTIA has enabled I+ME to better service it’s international customers not only in Europe, but throughout the world. ACTIA INC. WORLDWIDE REPRESENTATIVES Email: info@ime-actia.de Internet: http://www.ime-actia.com I+ME ACTIA Representatives ACTIA SA Toulouse, France T: +33 05 61176161 F: +33 05 61554231 NOHAU ELEK. AB Malmö, Sweden T: +46 40 592200 F: +46 40 592229 If needed, please contact our associates below. ACTIA DO BRASIL Porte Alegre, Brazil T: +55 51 9699802 F: +55 51 3411989 ACTIA UK LTD. Newtown, UK T: +441 686 621067 F: +441 686 621068 ACVIBUS SA Mexico T: +525 368 6169 F: +525 368 5646 SI-KWADRAAT NOHAU UK LTD. NOHAU ELEK. AB I+ME INDUSTRADE AG AiXIA SA ACTIA SA DAIWA SANKO ACTIA INC. Troy, MI 48084, USA T: +1 (248) 524-0325 F: +1 (248) 524-0326 eM: info@ime-actia.com SI-KWADRAAT Nuenen, Netherlands T: +31 40 2631185 F: +31 40 2838092 ATAL SPOL SRO Tabor, Czech Rep. T: +420 361 251791 F: +420 361 23043 ATON SYSTEMS SA France T: +33 01 42071800 F: +33 01 42078555 VIDEOBUS SA Madrid, Spain T: +34 1 5001950 F: +34 1 500060 AIXIA SA France T: +33 04 79252390 F: +33 04 79252923 DAIWA SANKO Tokyo, Japan T: +813 5256 4030 F: +813 5256 4033 Headquarters I+ME ACTIA GmbH Rebenring 33 38106 Braunschweig Germany T: +49 531 38701 0 F: +49 531 38701 88 Automotive Division Stuttgart I+ME ACTIA GmbH Zettachring 4, 1.OG 70567 Stuttgart Germany T: +49 711 72874 45 F: +49 711 72874 46
Table of Contents Introduction 4 Introduction ......................................................................................................5 About I+ME ACTIA ..........................................................................................7 Installation 8 System Requirements......................................................................................9 Software Installation.......................................................................................10 Installation......................................................................................................11 Installing the Hardware............................................................................11 Uninstall .........................................................................................................13 Re-Install........................................................................................................14 System Overview 15 Terms & Phrases ...........................................................................................16 Software.........................................................................................................17 Application Structure ...............................................................................18 Online Mode ............................................................................................20 Offline Mode ............................................................................................21 Diagnostic Online Mode ..........................................................................23 Diagnostic Offline Mode ..........................................................................24 Windows ........................................................................................................25 Main Window...........................................................................................26 Status Bar................................................................................................28 Frame List View.......................................................................................30 Signal List View .......................................................................................31 Trace List View........................................................................................32 Diagnostic Output....................................................................................33 Diagnostic Online View ...........................................................................35 Online Control Windows ................................................................................36 Transmit Table.........................................................................................37 Main Diagnostic Launch Table................................................................38 Online Diagnostic Launch .......................................................................39 Status Information Windows....................................................................40 Download Information Window................................................................41 Upload Information Window ....................................................................42 Hardware........................................................................................................43 Hardware System Structure ....................................................................44 LED Interpretation ...................................................................................45 Getting Started 46 Basic Steps ....................................................................................................47 Being Online ..................................................................................................48 Being Offline ..................................................................................................49 Being Diagnostic Online.................................................................................51 Being Diagnostic Offline.................................................................................52 File Management 54 Session Management ....................................................................................55 Session Template ..........................................................................................56 Database Management..................................................................................57 Database Template........................................................................................58 ECU Template ...............................................................................................59 CAT Diagnostic Setup....................................................................................60 Diagnostic Data by ID Edit.............................................................................62 1
Page 1 and 2: CAT 2.0 CAN ANALYZER TOOL User´s M
Page 3: Our six products groups are: 1 CAN
Page 7 and 8: Diagnostic Offline Analyzing 186 Di
Page 9 and 10: Introduction The I+ME CAT (CAN Anal
Page 11 and 12: About I+ME ACTIA The company... On
Page 13 and 14: System Requirements The host PC has
Page 15: Installation Note: It does not matt
Page 18 and 19: Re-Install Before Re-Installing CAT
Page 20 and 21: Terms & Phrases Block Size (BS) The
Page 22 and 23: Application Structure CAT can recog
Page 24 and 25: Online Mode The Online Mode of CAT
Page 26 and 27: In Offline mode the user can export
Page 28 and 29: Diagnostic Offline Mode In general
Page 30: Main Window The main window after o
Page 34 and 35: Frame List View The Frame List show
Page 36 and 37: Trace List View Different to the Fr
Page 39 and 40: Diagnostic Online View The Diagnost
Page 41 and 42: Transmit Table Online Control windo
Page 43 and 44: Online Diagnostic Launch The settin
Page 45 and 46: Download Information Window The Dow
Page 47 and 48: Hardware 43
Page 49 and 50: LED Interpretation Normal States: 1
Page 51 and 52: Basic Steps After successful instal
Page 53 and 54: 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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Signal CAT allows the user to edit
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Signal Types 84
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Boolean CAT allows the user to edit
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Bitmap Table Bitmap Definition Tabl
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Marks one Byte as an Embedded Ident
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Embedded ID Marks one Byte as an Em
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State Encoded Value Table Value Def
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CPID Table CAT provides two differe
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CAT allows editing or removing of a
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The first data byte (Byte 0) of the
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Filter List CAT allows defining 10
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Filter Definition After choosing a
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Transmit List CAT allows defining 1
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Note: This field is only enabled if
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Example: Trigger conditions are ID
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Diagnostics CAT allows setup and ad
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The Definition buttons allow additi
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Read Trouble Codes This service ($A
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History DTC A history DTC indicates
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Read Failure Record Parameters The
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Read Data by Identifier The purpose
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Import Use the import button to re-
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Request for one-shot response messa
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Device Control The purpose of the s
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Device Control Reset The purpose of
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Security access - send key The purp
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Initiate Diagnostic Operation This
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Return to Normal Mode The purpose o
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Frame List CAT allows the user to s
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Choose menu item Configurations | S
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Layout Settings To adopt the Layout
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Scrolling Step Size To scroll more
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CAN Setup CAT supports normal "Dual
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Buffer Setup The complete 50,000-fr
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Changing CAT Modes CAT can be used
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Filtering CAT allows defining 10 di
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If Transmit Table is closed choose
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Launch Diagnostic Services Choose m
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Diagnostic Online Mode 174
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Diagnostic Online Filtering The Dia
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Offline Analyzing 178
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Error Interpretation The status bar
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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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Initiate Diagnostic Operation......
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