OBD SCANNER T200

OBD SCANNER T200

OBDII Function
1: Read diagnostic trouble codes, both generic and seller-specific, and display their meaning (over 3000 generic
code definitions in the database).
2: Clear trouble codes and turn off the MIL ( “Check Engine” light)
3: Display current sensor data, including:
4: Engine RPM
5: Calculated Load Value
6: Coolant Temperature
7: Fuel System Status
8: Vehicle Speed
9: Short Term Fuel Trim
10: Long Term Fuel Trim
11: Intake Manifold Pressure
12: Timing Advance
13: Intake Air Temperature
14: Air Flow Rate
15: Absolute Throttle Position
16: Oxygen sensor voltages / associated short term fuel trims
17: Fuel System status
18: Fuel Pressure
19: Many others OBDII Voltage Detection
OBD voltage check will help to find the fault faster. This is the big function advantage for this scanner compared with the other obd2 scanner.

Mode 6 Test

Mode 6 retrieves test results for emission-related powertrain components and systems that are not continuously monitored. This mode does not command the vehicle’s computer to perform the tests. It simply retrieves results from the most recently performed tests from the computer’s memory.

1: Oil Life
2: Oil Level
3: Battery Status
4: Transmission Fluid Temp
5: Tire Pressure
6: Oxygen Sensors
7: Catalytic Converters
8: Exhaust Gas Recirculation System
9: Evaporative Emissions System
10: Purge Flow Monitor
11: Oxygen Sensor Heaters
12: Heated Catalytic Converters
13: Secondary Air System
14: Fuel System
15: Misfire Monitor

Mode 8 Test
The purpose of the Mode 8 is to allow a scan tool to do bidirectional control of an onboard system or test. Typically, it is
currently limited to some evaporative emissions systems and allows the user to seal the system for leak testing.

Battery Voltage Check
Quick check the car battery voltage though “V” key.