1. Pegisys Diagnostic System Hands-On Training
Professional Enhanced Graphic Information SYStem
Hands-On Training
Steve Zack Hands-On rev
Pegisys Diagnostic System Hands-On Training

2. Goals Each Technician will gain the ability2
Goals
Each Technician will gain the ability
to operate the Pegisys at a comfort level
to enable them to perform their tasks.
Each Technician will gain the ability to operate the Pegisys at a comfort level to enable them to perform their tasks.

3. Vehicle Communications Interface (VCI)3
Pegisys Host
A shop rugged tablet and High-Speed 2 Channel Scope
Vehicle Communications Interface (VCI)
The VCI is J2534 All Makes Reprogramming compliant and in future will perform as a standalone Code Reader and Flight Data Recorder.
Pegisys & the VCI un-tether the technician from the vehicle. Freedom, Productivity, and Convenience
Pegisys Host - A shop rugged tablet and High-Speed 2 Channel Scope
Vehicle Communications Interface - The VCI is J2534 All Makes Reprogramming compliant and in future will perform as a standalone Code Reader and Flight Data Recorder.

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Independent SpeedScroll™ Keypads permit fast navigation through Menu and Data screens.
SpeedScroll™ Keypads provide Rotational fast scrolling and Right, Left, Up, Down Arrow control
Bright Sunlight Readable Touch Screen permits amazingly fast software operation
Independent SpeedScroll™ Keypads permit fast navigation through Menu and Data screens.
SpeedScroll™ Keypads provide Rotational fast scrolling and Right, Left, Up, Down Arrow control
Bright Sunlight Readable Touch Screen permits amazingly fast software operation
Microphone with Battery LED
Hard Drive and Vehicle Communication LED’s
Brightness – Power - Volume

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Vehicle Cable Connector
Ethernet Connector
Express Card Slot
2 SDIO Card Slots
4 USB Host Slots
2 Channel Scope BNC’s
VGA Video Out Connector
AC Power Connector
Stereo Headphone
USB Device Slot
VCI Module in docked position
Featuring the latest PC technology combined with OTC’s 25 year experience in scan technology and integrated high speed scope make this the most advanced diagnostic system in the industry.

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Li-Ion Battery Pack
Battery Latch
The Optional “Hot Swap” Battery Kit includes a 2nd Pegisys battery, backup battery, & charging cradle. Similar to battery powered shop tools, The kit permits you to “Hot Swap” Pegisys main battery with a push of a button without losing vehicle communication!
The Optional “Hot Swap” Battery Kit includes a 2nd Pegisys battery, backup battery, & charging cradle. Similar to battery powered shop tools, The kit permits you to “Hot Swap” Pegisys main battery with a push of a button without losing vehicle communication!

7. Case overall dimension closed 27.375 x 17.95 x 5.0
Pegisys storage solution is not just a carrying case! It provides organization and fast identification of vehicle adapters.
Cable Case top and bottom halves split for easy placement into most tool box drawers.
Clear flip up lid secures adapter ends during transport.
Uniform 12” adapter length.
Common OBD II type adapter end for fast insertion into OBD II cable – no screws to tighten and loosen just to change OEM adapters.
Color coded adapter ends for fast identification of Domestic (blue), Asian (green), and European (red) adapters.
Each adapter embossed with part number and name of manufacturer for fast identification.
Color coded adapter ends for fast identification of Domestic (blue), Asian (green), and European (red) adapters.
Case overall dimension closed x x 5.0
Case top dimension x x 2.0
Case bottom dimension x x 3.0

8. Case overall dimension closed 27.375 x 17.95 x 8.5
Pegisys Diagnostic Tool storage solution permits the unit to be stored with cable attached to enable the technician to get to work fast.
Cable Case top and bottom halves split for easy placement into most tool box drawers.
OBD II cable can remain attached when stored.
Provide storage for the optional Heavy Duty cables, Extension cable, and other accessories.
Pegisys is centered for balance when being carried.
Rugged blow molded construction for durability.
Pegisys Diagnostic Tool storage solution permits the unit to be stored with cable attached to enable the technician to get to work fast.
Case overall dimension closed x x 8.5
Case top dimension x x 2.0
Case bottom dimension x x 6.5

9. OTC 3825 Pegisys Diagnostic System Software 9
OTC 3825 Pegisys Diagnostic System
Software
USA Domestic / Asian Vehicle Subscription (1 Year)
Diagnostic Information
Scan Diagnostic Information (Pathfinder)
Scope Diagnostic Information (InfoTech)
Repair-Trac
Vehicle Cable Set
OBD II Cable
USA Domestic OEM OBD I Cables
USA Asian OEM OBD I Cables
Included Accessories
Pegisys Carrying Case
OEM OBD I Cable Carrying Case
AirBridge™ Wireless Kit
100 – 240 Volt Power Supply
Scope Accessory Kit
Cable Case
OTC 3825 Pegisys Diagnostic System
Software
USA Domestic / Asian Vehicle Subscription (1 Year)
Diagnostic Information
Scan Diagnostic Information (Pathfinder)
Scope Diagnostic Information (InfoTech)
Repair-Trac
Vehicle Cable Set
OBD II Cable
USA Domestic OEM OBD I Cables
USA Asian OEM OBD I Cables
Included Accessories
Pegisys Carrying Case
OEM OBD I Cable Carrying Case
AirBridge™ Wireless Kit
100 – 240 Volt Power Supply
Scope Accessory Kit
OTC brand Pegisys kits include a 1 year warranty and 1 year software subscription.
Pegisys Case

10. USA European Starter Kit (S/W & Cables) 10
Optional Software
USA European Starter Kit (S/W & Cables)
Heavy Duty Standard Starter Kit (S/W & Cables)
Identifix Direct Hit Technician Starter Kit (Q3)
Optional Accessories
Pegisys “Hot Swap” Kit
8’ Vehicle Extension Cable
Replacement Stylus 3 Pack
Pegisys Display Protectors
Scope Accessories
Pressure / Vacuum Adapter
Low & High Amp Probes
Ignition Capacitive Probe
Piercing Probe Set
Pegisys Tester Protective Cover (late Q3)
DVD Training (late Q3)
At Fender Storage Cart (Q4)
Video Scope Option (2009)
Optional Software
USA European Starter Kit (S/W & Cables)
Heavy Duty Standard Starter Kit (S/W & Cables)
Identifix Direct Hit Technician Starter Kit (Q3)
Optional Accessories
Pegisys “Hot Swap” Kit
8’ Vehicle Extension Cable
Replacement Stylus 3 Pack
Pegisys Display Protectors
Scope Accessories
Pressure / Vacuum Adapter
Low & High Amp Probes
Ignition Capacitive Probe
Piercing Probe Set
Pegisys Tester Protective Cover (late Q3)
DVD Training (late Q3)
At Fender Storage Cart (Q4)
Video Scope Option (2009)

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Direct Hit Technician™ On-Line Diagnostic Information Web Based Communication Process
INTERNET
Identifix Server
Connect to the Internet via AirBridge™ Wireless or Ethernet cable.
Select Direct Hit Technician™ from the Pegisys Menu
INTERNET
SPX Server
Tool serial number and subscription validated.
Download diagnostic information to tool
Fix Car!
Direct Hit Technician™ On-Line Diagnostic Information Web Based Communication Process

12. Technical Service Bulletins Repair Trac Hotline Archives 12
Direct Hit Technician™ will have the following web enabled assets available on
Pegisys:
Technical Service Bulletins
Repair Trac
Hotline Archives
OBD II Code Details
Wiring Diagrams
Component Location Diagram
Component Specifications
Identifix Articles
National Highway Transportation and Safety Administration Recall Notions
Keyword & Phrase Search process to speed access to the required information
Direct Hit Technician™ will have the following web enabled assets available on
Pegisys:
Technical Service Bulletins
Repair Trac
Hotline Archives
OBD II Code Details
Wiring Diagrams
Component Location Diagram
Component Specifications
Identifix Articles
National Highway Transportation and Safety Administration Recall Notions
Keyword & Phrase Search process to speed access to the required information

13. Visit the Pegisys elearning website for more Pegisys information13
Visit the Pegisys elearning website for more Pegisys information

14. Pegisys Website, visit http://www.pegisysotc.com/14
Pegisys Website, visit

15. Genisys is ALIVE and here to STAY15
Genisys is ALIVE and here to STAY
Genisys is ALIVE and here to STAY
Its improving and always advancing it just has a big brother and its still in the family
Click on Genisys to view video
Its improving and always advancing it just has a big brother and its still in the family 15

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Vehicle Entry
Vehicle Entry
Vehicle Entry

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Select Vehicle Entry
Vehicle Entry

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Select the Application of vehicle you are working on Domestic, Asian, European, or Heavy Duty
Application

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Year
Select the Year – 2003
You can select by VIN number or if you know the year from the registration, door plate, emissions sticker, customer information, or you recognize the year, simply “one click” on what you want and your selection is made, saves time and increase efficiency by not having to count all those numbers to find the 10th digit of the VIN

20. Select the Make – Chevrolet Make20
Select the Make – Chevrolet
Make

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Select the Type - Car
Type

22. Select the Model – Impala 22
Select the Model – Impala
You can select by VIN number or if you recognize the Model, simply “one click” on what you see and your selection is made, saves time and increase efficiency by not having to count all those numbers to find the 4th digit of the VIN
Model

23. Select the Sub Model - Base23
Select the Sub Model - Base
Sub model

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Select the Engine – 3.4
You can select by VIN number or if the hood is open and you recognize the engine size, simply “one click” on what you see and your selection is made, saves time and increase efficiency by not having to count all those numbers to find the 8th digit of the VIN
Engine

25. Select the Controller – Engine25
Controller
Select the Controller – Engine

26. Select the Controller – Engine Controls26
Controller
Select the Controller – Engine Controls

27. Touch the Demo and then “one click” on the cable Cable27
Demo
Touch the Demo and then “one click” on the cable
Cable

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Quick DTC Scan
Quick DTC Scan
Quick DTC Scan

29. “one click” on Quick DTC Scan 29
Quick DTC Scan
“one click” on Quick DTC Scan
Pressing Enter will initiate a diagnostic process that checks all available controllers for Diagnostic Trouble Codes
Quick DTC Scan will then apply all applicable Diagnostic Information to help guide the technician to an effective repair

30. Select the appropriate processor30
Controller
Select the appropriate processor

31. Processing OBD-II DTC’s, for you to review at the end of the test31
Processing OBD-II DTC’s,
for you to review at the end of
the test

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All of the available processor DTC’s are now available for review at the end of the test

33. Automated Systems Test33
Automated Systems Test
Automated System Test
Automated Systems Test

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Menu
Touch the Menu button in the upper left and “one click” on Automated System Test
Select the Automated Systems Test to perform comprehensive diagnostic of the vehicle systems
Pressing Enter will initiate a diagnostic process that checks all available controllers
Automated Systems Tests will then apply all applicable Diagnostic Information to help guide the technician to an effective repair
Automated System Test

35. Building Controller list35
Building Controller list

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Controller
Select a controller

37. Processing OBD-II DTC’s, for you to review at the end of the test37
Processing OBD-II DTC’s,
for you to review at the end of
the test

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A menu list of the test results is available, highlight the test results you wish to review, such as Data Items and touch the screen to review data
Data Items

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You can scroll and review captured Data items, SpeedScroll to Mode 6 and press Enter
Mode 6

40. Diagnostic Trouble Codes40
Diagnostic Trouble Codes
You can scroll and review Mode 6, SpeedScroll up to Diagnostic Trouble Codes and press Enter

41. You can scroll and review Diagnostic Trouble Codes41
You can scroll and review Diagnostic Trouble Codes

42. Diagnostic Trouble Codes42
Diagnostic Trouble Codes
Diagnostic Trouble Codes
Diagnostic Trouble Codes

43. Diagnostic Trouble Codes 43
Menu
Diagnostic Trouble Codes
Touch the Menu button in the upper left SpeedScroll to Diagnostic Trouble Codes or use your fingers to tap on the touch screen

44. All available Diagnostic Trouble Codes are displayed on a large screen44
All available Diagnostic Trouble Codes are displayed on a large screen

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Read DTC’s
“one click” on Read DTCs to review available codes present, then with your finger touch the down arrow to scroll through additional tab menu items

46. To review DTC Status SpeedScroll to DTC Status and press Enter46
DTC Status
To review DTC Status SpeedScroll to DTC Status and press Enter

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Touch and drag your finger to the code you wish to review DTC Status and press Enter

48. To review additional codes click on Read DTCs48
Read DTC’s
To review additional codes click on Read DTCs

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Save
To save DTCs to memory, SpeedScroll to Save and press Enter on the Save button to Save Diagnostic Trouble Codes to memory

50. Diagnostic Trouble Codes have been saved50
Diagnostic Trouble Codes have been saved OK

51. To Clear DTC’s, SpeedScroll to Clear DTC’s and press Enter51
Clear DTC’s
To Clear DTC’s, SpeedScroll to Clear DTC’s and press Enter

52. To DTC’s, touch on the Yes button with your finger52
To DTC’s, touch on the Yes button with your finger
Yes

53. To DTC’s, touch the OK button53
To DTC’s, touch the OK button OK

54. DTC’s have cleared successfully54
DTC’s have cleared successfully

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Datastream
Datastream
Datastream

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Menu
Datastream
Touch with your finger on the display screen on the Menu button and then touch on the Datastream button to display Datastream

57. SpeedScroll to Engine Data and press Enter to review Datastream57
SpeedScroll to Engine Data and press Enter to review Datastream
Engine Data

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Line Graph
With the left SpeedScroll, SpeedScroll to a Data item and touch the Line Graph button with your finger on the display screen to change from a Digital display to a Line Graph

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The data item is now graphed, to move the PID to the top one click on Move To Top button
Move To Top

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Show DI Info
The data item is now at the top. To get info about the PID, SpeedScroll to Show DI Info and press Enter (DI – Data Info)

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The data item info is displayed at the bottom. To display another PID as a Line Graph SpeedScroll down to another PID

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Line Graph
To display this PID as a Line Graph one click on Line Graph. You may note that as you highlighted another PID the Data Info updated to the PID you highlighted

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Hide DI Info
There are two PID’s now graphed. To turn off the DI – Data Info SpeedScroll with the left SpeedScroll to Hide DI Info and press Enter

64. The sort data by alphabet touch the Sort: Alpha64
Sort: Alpha
The sort data by alphabet touch the Sort: Alpha

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Sort: Graphed
The data is now sorted alphabetically, to sort data by graphed touch the Sort: Graphed

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The PID’s are now sorted with the graphed items at the top. With the graphed PID highlighted touch on Select, the PID will have check mark next to it
Select

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SpeedScroll a PID with right SpeedScroll and highlight a different PID, then SpeedScroll with the left SpeedScroll and highlight Select and press Enter to Select that PID
Select

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This PID also has a check mark nest, indicating it has been selected to customize Datastream. To view selected items separately touch on the Show Selected button
Show Selected

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The selected PID’s can now be viewed independently. To view all of the PID’s touch on Show Selected
Show All

70. To view selected PID’s at the top touch on Sort: Selected70
To view selected PID’s at the top touch on Sort: Selected
Sort: Selected

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To unselect a PID’s, highlight the select to PID to unselect then touch the unselect button
Unselect

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Bar Graph
To display PID as a bar graph, scroll to the PID you wish to Bar Graph and one click on Bar Graph

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Digital
The PID you highlighted is now displayed as a Bar Graph. To display PID as digital one click on Digital

74. To review graphed data, SpeedScroll to Freeze button and press enter74
To review graphed data, SpeedScroll to Freeze button and press enter
Freeze

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Touch & Drag
To review the graphed data touch on the vertical dash line to the right with your finger and drag the vertical dashed line to the glitch area to determine the value which will be shown at the highlight area

76. Touch on the Resume button to return to live Datastream76
Resume
Touch on the Resume button to return to live Datastream

77. To record Datastream SpeedScroll to Record button and press Enter77
Record
To record Datastream SpeedScroll to Record button and press Enter

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To stop the recording, after you have recorded the unlimited amount of time available to record of Datastream, SpeedScroll to Stop Record button and press Enter
Stop Recording

79. To Playback the recorded Datastream touch the Playback button79
To Playback the recorded Datastream touch the Playback button
Playback

80. To review a recorded file Touch on the event to review80
Touch
To review a recorded file Touch on the event to review

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The recorded Datastream will playback automatically in a loop. To stop automatic review of recorded event SpeedScroll to Pause Playback button and press Enter
Pause Playback

82. Touch Next Frame button to review the next frame82
Touch Next Frame button to review the next frame
Next Frame

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Previous Frame
SpeedScroll to Previous Frame button and press Enter to review the past frame

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Touch on the Playback button to return to the recorded event selection page
Playback

85. Touch the Back soft key to return to live Datastream85
Back
Touch the Back soft key to return to live Datastream

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Special Test
Special Test
Special Test

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Menu
Touch on the Menu button and then with the left SpeedScroll scroll down to Special Test and press Enter
Special Test

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Test group
SpeedScroll down to the test group you wish to work with and press Enter, the number in parenthesis (6) means there are ten test available

90. SpeedScroll down to the test you want to work with and press Enter 90
SpeedScroll down to the test you want to work with and press Enter
Test

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To graph a PID SpeedScroll down to the desired data item and press the Line Graph button
Line Graph

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Record
To Record PID’s during Special Test, touch on Record button then begin your test

93. To begin the test press the Start button93
Start
To begin the test press the Start button

94. To begin the test process press the Increase button94
Increase
To begin the test process press the Increase button

95. After your test time is complete, press the Decrease button Decrease95
After your test time is complete, press the Decrease button
Decrease

96. Stop the record by touching the Stop Recording button Stop Recording96
Stop the record by touching the Stop Recording button
Stop Recording

97. Touch exit to return to the menu to perform another test97
Exit
Touch exit to return to the menu to perform another test

98. Touch Menu to return to the main diagnostic menu98
Touch Menu to return to the main diagnostic menu

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Scope
Scope
Scope

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Menu
Scope
With your stylus tap on the Menu button and then Touch Scope with your finger to open the Scope menu

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Ignition Scope
Ignition Scope
Ignition Scope

102. With the left SpeedScroll scroll to Ignition Scope and press Enter
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Ignition Scope
With the left SpeedScroll scroll to Ignition Scope and press Enter

103. One click on Channel you desire to work with
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Probe
Channel 1
One click on Channel you desire to work with

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kV Probe
With the left SpeedScroll scroll down to the type of probe you are working with

105. With your finger touch on the channel you wish to use
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Channel 1
With your finger touch on the channel you wish to use

106. With the stylus touch on the voltage range you are working
106
With the stylus touch on the voltage range you are working
+-15kV

107. With the stylus tap on the time base you want to setup
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2ms
With the stylus tap on the time base you want to setup

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Menu
Tap the Menu button to close the menu to the left to view the entire scope screen

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DMM
With your finger touch the DMM icon to view digital information of the scope pattern

110. Touch on the DMM icon to turn off the digital information
110
DMM
Touch on the DMM icon to turn off the digital information

111. Touch on the Curser icon
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Cursers
Touch on the Curser icon

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Touch & Drag
With your stylus touch on the curser number 1 and drag it to the area you wish to measurement of the pattern

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Touch & Drag
With your finger touch on curser number 2 and drag it to the area you wish to measure on the pattern

114. To hold the curser in place touch on the curser icon
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Cursers
To hold the curser in place touch on the curser icon

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Cursers
To turn off the curser, use the right SpeedScroll and scroll down to the curser icon and press Enter

116. The cursers are turned off
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The cursers are turned off

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Zero
To move the zero reference line up or down to view the pattern better touch on the Zero line icon

118. Click and drag the zero reference line up or down as needed
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Click and drag the zero reference line up or down as needed
Touch & Drag

119. To stop the movement of the zero reference line touch on the Zero icon
119
Zero
To stop the movement of the zero reference line touch on the Zero icon

120. To pause the scope pattern for review tap the stylus on the pause icon
120
Pause
To pause the scope pattern for review tap the stylus on the pause icon

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Record
To record the pattern to memory, tap on the Record icon with your stylus

122. Click on the Change Filename button
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Click on the Change Filename button
Change Filename

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Type the name of the file using the keyboard with your fingers and then press Enter to continue
Enter

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Press the OK button OK

125. To playback a recorded file touch on the Playback icon
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Playback
To playback a recorded file touch on the Playback icon

126. Select the file you wish to playback and press Enter
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Playback
Select the file you wish to playback and press Enter

127. Press the Left icon to scroll through the frames to the left Left
127
Press the Left icon to scroll through the frames to the left
Left

128. Touch on the Right icon to scroll through the frames on the right
128
Touch on the Right icon to scroll through the frames on the right
Right

129. To print a pattern tap with stylus on the Print icon Print
129
To print a pattern tap with stylus on the Print icon
Print

130. To resume the live scope pattern, click on the Resume icon
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Resume
To resume the live scope pattern, click on the Resume icon

131. You are now back to the live pattern
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You are now back to the live pattern

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Lab Scope
Lab Scope
Lab Scope

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Menu
Lab Scope
With your stylus touch on the Menu button and then with your stylus tap on the Lab Scope button and press Enter

134. One click on CH Channel icon to begin setup
134 CH
One click on CH Channel icon to begin setup

135. Touch Channel 1 tab to setup
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Channel 1
Touch Channel 1 tab to setup

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Enable
Touch Enable to select Channel 1 to use for testing, proceed to Channel 2 to continue setup if needed

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Channel 1
SpeedScroll to Probe icon and press Enter and then click on the Channel you wish to setup

138. Touch the tab of the probe you wish to select
138
Test Leads
Touch the tab of the probe you wish to select

139. Touch the tab of the Channel you wish to select the voltage range
139
Channel 1
Touch the tab of the Channel you wish to select the voltage range

140. Click the voltage range to select for the channel your are setting up
140
+-50mv
Click the voltage range to select for the channel your are setting up

141. Click the time base icon and then click on the time you desire to use
141
Click the time base icon and then click on the time you desire to use
20ms

142. Select the trigger icon and then select the proper channel to setup
142
Channel 1
Select the trigger icon and then select the proper channel to setup

143. Select the trigger type you wish to use for the channel
143
Normal
Select the trigger type you wish to use for the channel

144. To select Slope for a rising or falling pattern click on the icon
144
Slope
To select Slope for a rising or falling pattern click on the icon

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Single
To capture a single waveform trigger, click on the Single icon only available in auto trigger

146. SpeedScroll to Trigger and press Enter to change the trigger level
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SpeedScroll to Trigger and press Enter to change the trigger level
Trigger

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Touch & Drag
Touch on the trigger icon and then click and drag up or down to set the trigger level touch and drag the trigger icon

148. To capture a pattern as it occurs, tap on the Glitch Capture icon
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Glitch Capture
To capture a pattern as it occurs, tap on the Glitch Capture icon

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The bad pattern will be captured at the bottom and the live pattern will be on the top

150. To turn off Glitch Capture, tap on the Glitch Capture icon
150
Glitch Capture
To turn off Glitch Capture, tap on the Glitch Capture icon

151. To view digital data of the pattern touch on the DMM icon
151
DMM
To view digital data of the pattern touch on the DMM icon

152. To turn off digital data touch on the DMM icon
152
DMM
To turn off digital data touch on the DMM icon

153. To use the cursers tap on the curser icon with the stylus
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Cursers
To use the cursers tap on the curser icon with the stylus

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To move a curser tap on the curser with the stylus and drag the curser in the direction you desire

155. Drag the curser to the desired position
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Touch & Drag
Drag the curser to the desired position

156. The second curser to the desired position
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Touch & Drag
The second curser to the desired position

157. To stop the cursers and lock the data click on the curser icon
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Cursers
To stop the cursers and lock the data click on the curser icon

158. Touch on the Curser icon again to turn off the cursers
158
Cursers
Touch on the Curser icon again to turn off the cursers

159. To move the pattern up or down touch on the Zero Reference line icon
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Zero
To move the pattern up or down touch on the Zero Reference line icon

160. Click and drag the zero reference line up or down as needed
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Click and drag the zero reference line up or down as needed
Touch & Drag

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Zero
To turn off the zero reference line adjustment tap on the Zero Reference line icon

162. To review a waveform tap on the Pause icon with your stylus
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Pause
To review a waveform tap on the Pause icon with your stylus

163. To save a pattern to memory tap on the Record icon with the stylus
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Record
To save a pattern to memory tap on the Record icon with the stylus

164. To save the file touch on the type of file
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Snapshot
To save the file touch on the type of file

165. Press OK to save the file
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Press OK to save the file OK

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Playback
To review recorded files use the left SpeedScroll to scroll to the Playback icon and press Enter

167. Touch on the recorded file you wish to review
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Playback
Touch on the recorded file you wish to review

168. To print a pattern use your stylus and tap on the Print icon Print
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To print a pattern use your stylus and tap on the Print icon
Print

169. Touch on the Left icon to review frames to the left Left
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Touch on the Left icon to review frames to the left
Left

170. Touch on the Right icon to review frames to the right
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Touch on the Right icon to review frames to the right
Right

171. To resume to a live pattern tap on the Resume icon
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Resume
To resume to a live pattern tap on the Resume icon

172. Touch on the Utilities icon to change the settings of the scope
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Utilities
Touch on the Utilities icon to change the settings of the scope

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Menu
Inverse Colors
To adjust a scope setting, with the right SpeedScroll scroll to the setting you wish to adjust and press Enter, tap on the Menu button for the setting to take affect

174. The setting are now in place
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The setting are now in place

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Digital Multi Meter
DMM – Digital Multi Meter
DMM

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Menu
DMM
Touch on the Menu button and then touch on the DMM – Digital Multi Meter

177. Press the CH icon to begin setting up the DMM
177 CH
Press the CH icon to begin setting up the DMM

178. Select the channel to utilize by tapping on the channel
178
Channel 1
Select the channel to utilize by tapping on the channel

179. Touch on the type of Multi Meter display to use
179
Dial Display
Touch on the type of Multi Meter display to use

180. Touch the Probe icon to setup and then select the appropriate channel
180
Channel 1
Touch the Probe icon to setup and then select the appropriate channel

181. Touch on the type of probe you wish to utilize
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Test Leads
Touch on the type of probe you wish to utilize

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Channel 1
With the left SpeedScroll scroll down to the Voltage icon and press Enter

183. Select the voltage test measurement to be made
183
DC Voltage
Select the voltage test measurement to be made

184. With your finger touch on the voltage setting to use
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+-20mv
With your finger touch on the voltage setting to use

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Menu
Touch the Menu button to close the menu to the left to view the full DMM display

186. Touch the Pause icon to freeze the readings
186
Pause
Touch the Pause icon to freeze the readings

187. With the stylus tap on the Record icon to save the DMM readings
187
Record
With the stylus tap on the Record icon to save the DMM readings

188. If the filename is appropriate tap on the OK button
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If the filename is appropriate tap on the OK button Ok

189. To review a recorded file touch on the Playback icon
189
Playback
To review a recorded file touch on the Playback icon

190. Touch on the file you wish to playback
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Playback
Touch on the file you wish to playback

191. To print a DMM file tap on the Print icon
191
Print
To print a DMM file tap on the Print icon

192. To review the recording frame by frame touch on the Pause icon
192
Pause
To review the recording frame by frame touch on the Pause icon

193. Tap on the Left icon to scroll to the left
193
Left
Tap on the Left icon to scroll to the left

194. Tap on the Right icon to scroll to the right Right
194
Tap on the Right icon to scroll to the right
Right

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System Tests
Systems Tests
Systems Tests

196. Tap on the Menu button and then one click on the Systems Tests button
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Menu
Systems Tests
Tap on the Menu button and then one click on the Systems Tests button

197. Tap on the Category you wish to test
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Fuel Control
Tap on the Category you wish to test

198. Non Current Limited Injector
198
Non Current Limited Injector
With your finger touch on the Component you wish to test

199. With your finger touch type of test you wish to perform
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Current Ramp Test
With your finger touch type of test you wish to perform

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Test Info
The scope is automatically setup for you to use with the correct voltage and time range. To review the test procedure, with the left SpeedScroll scroll to Test Info icon and press Enter

201. With your finger touch Procedure
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Procedure
With your finger touch Procedure

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Hide Info
The lower half of the scope display tell you how to perform the test. Touch on the Hide Info icon to close off the test procedure

203. To review the test procedures anytime touch on the Split Screen icon
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Split Screen
To review the test procedures anytime touch on the Split Screen icon

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Full Screen
With your finger touch Full Screen icon to see the test procedures on the entire page

205. With your finger tap the Hide Info icon
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Hide Info
With your finger tap the Hide Info icon

206. You can now view the full display
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You can now view the full display

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Preset Meter Tests
Preset Meter Tests
Preset Meter Tests

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Menu
With your finger touch on the Menu button and then with your finger touch on the Preset Meter Tests
Preset Meter Tests

209. With your stylus tap on the type of component you wish to test
209
Injector Meter Test
With your stylus tap on the type of component you wish to test

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The scope is automatically setup to test the component you selected with the correct voltage and time

211. Diagnostic Information
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Diagnostic Information
Diagnostic Information
Diagnostic Information

212. Diagnostic Information
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Diagnostic Information
With the stylus drag up on the main menu until you find Diagnostic Information and tap on the icon with you stylus

213. With the left SpeedScroll scroll down to PCM Connector and press Enter
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PCM Connector
With the left SpeedScroll scroll down to PCM Connector and press Enter

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C59 Camshaft
Drag through the connector list until you find the pin you wish to have the wire color for and then highlight that pin number and press Enter

215. You can find the wire color on line 4 Brown/White
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You can find the wire color on line 4 Brown/White

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Utilities
Utilities
Utilities

217. With your stylus touch on the Menu button
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Menu
With your stylus touch on the Menu button

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Utilities
With the stylus drag up on the menu and touch on Utilities, tap on Utilities

219. With your finger tap on Systems Information
219
System Information
With your finger tap on Systems Information

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Update
Data Manager show revision level of With the left SpeedScroll scroll down to update and press Enter

221. Touch on Check for Update button
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Touch on Check for Update button
Check for Updates

222. The Pegisys is checking for updates
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The Pegisys is checking for updates

223. There no update, click OK
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There no update, click OK OK

224. No update were available, please check again, as often as you like
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No update were available, please check again, as often as you like

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Help
Help
Help

226. Touch on the Menu button and then touch on the Help button
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Touch on the Menu button and then touch on the Help button
Help

227. With the right SpeedScroll scroll down to Utilities and press Enter
227
Utilities
With the right SpeedScroll scroll down to Utilities and press Enter

228. Touch on System Information
228
System Information
Touch on System Information

229. With your stylus tap on the Home button Home
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With your stylus tap on the Home button
Home

230. You can now look up any other topic you need help on
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You can now look up any other topic you need help on

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Menu
To return to testing one click on the menu and then one click on the test area you wish to resume