DST-1 Instruction Manual

DST-1
PROGRAM CARD
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
EZAUC-02
Please read before using the product.
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case, the user is required to return the entire Product (including any backups) to the Company.
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Table of Contents
I. Downloading Software from CD-ROM to IC Card . . . . 1
1. Preparation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
2. Downloading . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
2-1. Procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
2-2. Various Functions of the Downloading Software
(for reference) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
2-3. Troubleshooting (for reference) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
II. Overview of DST-1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
1. How to View the DST-1 Screen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
1-1. Screen Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
1-2. Connector Diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
2. Preparation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
3. Connecting Peripheral Equipment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
3-1. Contact Box Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
3-2. Mini Printer Connection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
III. Operation Method by Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
1. TOYOTA ECD-V3 software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
1-1. Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
1-2. Connection Method. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
1-3. Outline of Functions (Display Flowchart) . . . . . . . 15
1-4. Signal Name and Symbol
Correspondence Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
2. TOYOTA ECD-V3 ROM, V4 & U2P . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
2-1. Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
2-3. Outline of Functions (Display Flowchart) . . . . . . . 19
2-4. List of Diagnostic Code Names. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
3. MAZDA ECD-V5 Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
3-1. Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
3-3. Outline of Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
3-4. List of Diagnostic Code Names. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
4. SUZUKI ECD-V3 Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
4-1. Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
4-3. Outline of Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Correspondence Table. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
5. MITSUBISHI ECD-V3/V4 Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
5-1. Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
5-2. Connection Method . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
5-3. Outline of Functions (Display Flowchart). . . . . . . . 39
5-4. List of Diagnostic Code Names . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
6. NISSAN ECD-U2P Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
6-1. Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
7. OPEL ECD-V5 Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
7-1. Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
IV.Operation Methods Common to All Software . . . . . . . 57
1. Data Monitor Operation Method (1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
1-1. Data Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
1-2. Analysis Data Record. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
1-3. Record Data Call/Playback . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
2-1. Data Monitor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
2-2. Data Recording . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
2-3. Data Replay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
2-4. Save . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
2-5. Call . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
3-1. Data Select. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
3-2. Trigger Analysis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
3-3. Recorded Data Replay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95
4. General-Purpose Measurement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
4-1. Digital Tester . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
4-2. Oscilloscope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
Thank you for purchasing the CD-ROM with the software that is used exclusively with the
DST-1 diagnostic tester.
This software CD-ROM is to be used exclusively with the prescribed vehicle and the pre-
scribed ECU. As such, it cannot be used with other vehicles or ECUs. Furthermore, it is to be
used by qualified personnel.
For correct operation, read this operation manual thoroughly before use and follow its
instructions.
This manual describes only the operation of the software CD-ROM and its functions. To oper-
ate it correctly, also read the operation manual for the DST-1 tester itself.
Store this manual in a safe location.
To ensure safe operation, this operation manual uses the following marks to indicate the
items that must be properly observed:
DANGER . . . . . . . . . . Improper handling will cause imminent danger involving death

or injury.
WARNING . . . . . . . . . . Improper handling could possibly lead to serious accidents

involving death or injury.
CAUTION . . . . . . . . . . Improper handling could possibly lead to injury or physical

damage. Depending on the circumstances, it could even lead
to a more serious problem.
Operation Precautions
DANGER
● Make sure to securely insert the safety pins after tilting the cab.
WARNING
● To prevent electric shocks, beware that a high voltage of 110V is applied to the injectors and
the ECU.
● To prevent fire, exercise caution so as not to cause fuel leaks.
● To prevent burns, exercise caution while handling fuel, which has a high pressure and high
temperature.
CAUTION
● Insert the IC card with the power to the DST-1 turned OFF.
→ If the IC card is inserted with the power turned ON, the IC card could become damaged or
the data that is stored on it could become corrupted.
● Do not pull out the IC card with the DST-1 in operation, with its power turned ON.
→ The IC card could become damaged or the data that is stored on it could become cor-
rupted.
● Do not place the IC card in a location that is exposed to direct sunlight.
→ It could lead to a malfunction.
● Do not bend or drop the IC card.
● Do not expose the IC card to water.
● Do not place a magnetized object near the IC card. Also, be careful with static electricity.
→ The IC card could become damaged or the data that is stored on it could become cor-
rupted.
List of Communication Cartridges, Communication Cables, and Cigarette Cables
Software for 1MB IC Card
Communica-
Software Name Communication Cable Cigarette Cable
tion Cartridge
TOYOTA ECD-V3 software 95170-20180 95170-11210 95170-11220
TOYOTA ECD-V3ROM/V4/
Accessory Accessory Unnecessary
U2P software
MAZDA ECD-V5 software Accessory Accessory+95170-12350 Unnecessary
SUZUKI ECD-V3 software Accessory Accessory+95170-12330 Unnecessary
ECD-V3
MITSUBISHI ECD-V3/V4 Unnecessary
Accessory Accessory+95170-12340
Software ECD-V4
95170-11220
NISSAN ECD-U2P Software Accessory Accessory+95170-12440 Unnecessary
OPEL ECD-V5 Software Accessory Accessory+95170-12440 Unnecessary
Communication Cartridges Communication Cables

95170-11210
DST-1
Communication connector
cartridge
TDCL (interior)
E A9 201
connector
Cigarette Cables
95170-11220 Connector for
Diagnosis Connector
(engine compartment)
E A9 202 EA 92 03
I Downloading Software from CD-ROM to IC Card
To use the software that is stored on the CD-ROM, it must be downloaded to the IC card that is used
with the DST-1. Download the software to be used in accordance with the following procedure:
1. Preparation
The following pieces of equipment are necessary for downloading the software from the CD-ROM:
• DST-1 tester
• IC card
• AC adapter
• Communication cable
• PC COM port with • 95170-10490 (9-pin PC COM port)
• 95170-10410 (25-pin PC COM port)
• PC
• Windows '95, '98, Me, NT, 2000
• COM port
• CD drive
ADVICE
Exit all applications on the PC before downloading the software. Failure to do so could result in
an unsuccessful download. Exiting the screen saver program if it is being used is also recom-
mended.
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2. Downloading
2-1. Procedure
(1) Connect the AC adapter and the downloading communication cable to the DST-1.
(2) Connect the AC adapter to the power outlet. Connect the communication cable to the COM port
of the PC.
ADVICE
The downloading software specifies COM port 1 as the default setting. If the PC has two or
more COM ports, connect the cable to COM port 1, if this does not pose any problems. How-
ever, if it is necessary to connect the cable to another COM port, be sure to change the COM
port setting of the downloading software before starting to download (see page 5)
(3) Insert the CD-ROM in the PC.
(4) Insert the IC card in the DST-1.
AC adapter
Communication
cable
PC
DST-1
IC card
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(5) Turn ON the power supply of the DST-1.
SELECTION MENU
While the logo mark is shown on the DST-1
screen, press the menu key to display the screen [Select Function with ]
on the right. (If this is unsuccessful, turn OFF the DIGITAL TESTER
OSCILLOSCOPE
power supply and try again.)
SYSTEM MENU
DOWN LOAD
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(6) Press the [ ][ ] keys to move the cursor to

RS232C-DOWNLOAD START
"Download", and press the "ENTER" key to dis- 19200 STOP-1 DATA-8 PAR-NO.
play the screen on the right.
RECEIVE COUNT
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(7) Execute "Download.exe" from the CD-ROM.

When the screen as shown on the right appears
on the PC monitor, select the language of the
software you wish to download.
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(8) When the PC monitor displays the screen shown

on the right, enter the password and click "OK".
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ADVICE
• The password is provided in the insert that is supplied with this CD-ROM.
• The password is case-sensitive; make sure to enter the upper and lower cases correctly.
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(9) When the PC monitor displays the screen shown
on the right, click to select the software you wish
to download, and click the "Download" button.
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(10) The software is being downloaded correctly if

both the PC monitor and the IC card display the
screens shown on the right. Allow the down-
loading to be completed without touching the
devices.
ADVICE
Do not operate the DST-1 or the PC while
downloading. Failure to observe this precaution
could result in a downloading failure, or in the
worst case, the DST-1 and the IC card must be E A92 10
repaired.
(11) When the downloading is completed, the PC moni-

tor displays the completion message shown on the
right. In addition, the DST-1 beeps to announce the
completion.
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(12) Turn OFF the power supply of the DST-1.
(13) Click the "Exit" button of the downloading software on the PC.
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2-2. Various Functions of the Downloading Software (for reference)
(1) Changing the COM ports
(a) Click the icon at the top left area of the

screen as shown on the right to display the
menu bar. Then, click "Com port setting".
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(b) When the screen appears as on the right,

click the [Com] button to select the port that
you wish to change. Then, click the "OK" but-
ton.
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(2) Version Information Display

Click the icon at the top left area of the screen to
display the menu bar. Then, click "About down-
load program" to display the screen as shown on
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the right, where version information can be
obtained.
(3) HELP File Display

Click the icon at the top left area of the screen to display the menu bar. Then, click "HELP" to
start the HELP file for the language that has been specified.
ADVICE
The Acrobat Reader must be installed on the PC before viewing the HELP file.
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(4) Changing the Language
To change the language that was initially
selected to another, click the "Language" button.
When the screen appears as shown on the right,
select the language of your choice.
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2-3. Troubleshooting (for reference)
If an error screen appears on the PC monitor as
shown on the right, check the items listed below.
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Q 1 : The software does not start.

A 1 : If the message shows "Only boot from CD-ROM":
Check whether you are trying to boot the software by copying the contents of the CD-ROM
onto the hard disk drive. If this is the case, insert the original CD-ROM, because this software
can only be booted from the CD-ROM.
• Check whether the OS is Windows '95, '98, Me, NT, or 2000.
This software cannot be used on Windows 3.1.
Q 2 : An error message appears when the start button is pressed.

A 2 : If the message shows "No response from DST-1":
• Check whether the DST-1 is ready. Insert the IC card into the DST-1 tester, and turn ON the
power supply switch to display the initial screen. Then, boot the software.
• Check whether the RS-232C cable is properly connected. Make sure that the RS-232C
cable between the PC and DST-1 is properly connected.
• If the message shows "8M card in slot":
• Check whether the IC card is 8MB.
The program that you are about to overwrite has been designed exclusively for an 8MB
card, so have an 8MB card ready.
• If the message shows "Confirm - 1M card download mode":
• Check whether the IC card is 1MB.
The program that you are about to overwrite has been designed exclusively for a 1MB card,
so have a 1MB card ready.
Q 3 : The rewritten software does not operate normally.
A 3 : The DST-1 does not properly recognize the system of the IC card immediately after it has
been rewritten. After rewriting, turn OFF the power supply of the DST-1. Pull out the card, and
reinsert it into the slot. Then, turn ON the power supply of the DST-1. After about 1 minute, the
initial screen will appear, and the software can be used normally.
• The program has not been overwritten correctly.
First overwrite the data using a language that is different from the language that has been
overwritten. Then, overwrite the data using the original language.
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Q 4 : The overwriting of the data stops abruptly.
A 4 : The version of the data on the CD-ROM is the same or older than the data on the program
card. This software is designed to overwrite only if the data on the CD-ROM is newer than the
data on the program card. Otherwise, it is not necessary to update the data.
Q 5 : The overwriting of the data takes too long.

A 5 : This is normal. If the language of the program that is originally stored on the card differs from
the language of the program to be overwritten, it will take approximately 10 to 15 minutes for
the language of the system on the card to be rewritten. Continue overwriting without turning
OFF the power supply.
Q 6 : The software does not recognize the COM port.

A 6 : The device might not be operating normally, or there is a device conflict. Use the device man-
ager to verify the condition.
Q 7 : The power supply switch has been turned OFF while the data is being loaded.
A 7 : Replace the card, which may be damaged. (In some cases, the card can be properly rewritten
with data by performing the overwriting steps from the beginning.)
CAUTION
Never turn OFF the power supply while data is being loaded because the card could become
damaged.
Q 8 : The message shows "File not found".

A 8 : The CD-ROM that has been distributed is faulty.
Q 9 : The message shows "Only refer to CD-ROM".

Q 10 : The message shows "File could not be found".

Q 11 : The message shows "Download files over".

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Q 12 : The message shows "Communication error No. 100 [ACK = XX H]". (The "XX" indicate num-
bers.)
A 12 : There is a communication error between the DST-1 and the PC. Check the items listed below
and start from the beginning.
• Are the DST-1 and the PC connected with an RS-232C cable? (Faulty contact)
• Are the communication rates of the DST-1 and the PC matched? (Communication setting)
(115,200 bps, 8-bit, no parity, 1-stop)
Q 13 : The message shows "Communication error No. 101 (len = XX). (The "XX" indicate numbers.)
A 13 : See "A12".
Q 14 : The message shows "Communication error No. 102".

A 14 : The data has not been loaded correctly. Start from the beginning.
Q 15 : The message shows "S2VUP2.HEX is old version".

A 15 : The program written on the DST-1 is an older version. Click the "OK" button to automatically
update to a new version of the program to be written.
Q 16 : The message shows "S2VUP2.HEX is not found".


A 17 : See "A12".

A 18 : See "A12".
Q 19 : The message shows "Communication error No. 105"

A 19 : See "A12".
Q 20 : The message shows “Net sent yet”.

A 20 : See "A12".
Q 21 : The message shows "Communication error No. 106" A17: See "A12".
A 21 : See "A12".
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Q 22 : The message shows "Download error [XXXXX]". (The "XXXXX" indicates the name of the
file.)
A 22 : The loading of the file named "XXXXX" was unsuccessful.
Start from the beginning.
Q 23 : The message shows "Communication error".

A 23 : See "A12".

A 24 : See "A12".
Q 25 : The message shows "Wrong password".

A 25 : The password is wrong. Enter the correct password.
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II Overview of DST-1
1. How to View the DST-1 Screen
Instruction Box
Display Box
Title Box Information Box
Next: Enter
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1-1. Screen Display

• Title box
Displays the name of the item that is currently selected.
• Information Box
If there is information that cannot be displayed on the screen, this box displays the following sym-
bols:
[ ] : Next line
[ ] : Previous line
[ ] : Left page
[ ] : Right page
[ H ] : Measurement data holding
• Display Box /Displays the selected item, how to proceed with diagnosis, measurement data, etc.
• Instruction Box /Displays the instructions for operating the DST-1.
1-2. Connector Diagram

This diagram displays the layout of the connector ter-
minals (for the vehicle wiring harnesses, ECUs, sen- Chassis Wiring Harness Vehicle Speed Sensor Connector Diagram
sors, and relays) as you face them. (The lock portion Test lead black
faces up.) Mating surface Female
Press the [ ][ ] keys to move the cursor. The
screen will indicate the position of the terminal whose
name is highlighted.
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2. Preparation
Verify that the power to the DST-1 is turned OFF and
that the vehicle's ignition switch is in the LOCK posi-
tion.
Communication
Verify that the communication cartridge on the DST-1 cartridge
tester is for this software. If the cartridge is wrong,
replace*1 it with the correct cartridge.
Connect the communication cable to the link cable
connector for the DST-1 tester. E A 9219
Verify that there is no card in the card slot, and insert

this IC card into the DST-1.
With the surface of the IC card facing upward as
shown on the right, insert it into the DST-1, with its
[ ] direction heading in.
DST-1
IC card E A 9220
CAUTION
● Do not insert the IC card when the power to the DST-1 is turned ON.
● Do not insert the IC card in the wrong direction.
● Do not insert anything other than the specified card.
*1. Cartridge replacement procedure:

Remove the four screws from behind the tester and take out the cartridge. Replace it with the
cartridge to be used, and tighten the screws.
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3. Connecting Peripheral Equipment
In addition to the communication cable, signal check wiring harness, and the AC adapter, peripheral
equipment includes a mini printer and a contact box.
3-1. Contact Box Connection

Connect the contact box to the DST-1 to measure voltage, oscilloscope, pulse, resistance, and vehi-
cle speed.
VOLTAGE - RESISTANCE -
OSCILLOSCOPE PULSE SPEED
Contact Box Connection VEHICLE

CONNECTION
Terminal
Communication Cable AC Adapter Connection

Connection Terminal Terminal
V
OSOLT
CI AG
LL E
OS -
CO
P E PU
LS
E
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SP SIS
EE TA
D N CE
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3-2. Mini Printer Connection

Connect the mini printer to print the measurement data outputs and DST-1 screen shots.
Mini Printer
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III Operation Method by Software
1. TOYOTA ECD-V3 software
1-1. Application
Land Cruiser 90 (1KZ-TE, from May 1996)
Corolla (2C-E, from October 1997)
1-2. Connection Method

(1) Required Tools
• DST-1 tester
• Communication cartridge
• Communication cable
• Cigarette cable
• 1MB IC card
1. Communication Cable 2. Cigarette Cable 3. Communication Cartridge

(option) 95170-11210 (option) 95170-11220 95170-20180
DST-1
connector
TDCL (interior)
connector
Connector for
Diagnosis Connector
(engine compartment)
<CAUTION>
The DST-1 will not operate properly without items 1, 2, and 3.
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(2) Connecting to the Vehicle

• Insert the plug of the cigarette cable into the
vehicle's cigarette lighter socket.
• Connect the "Connector for Diagnosis Con-
nector" of the TDCL wiring harness to the
diagnosis connector in the engine compart-
ment.
CAUTION EA 92 24
● Do not drive the vehicle in this state.
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1-3. Outline of Functions (Display Flowchart)
(1) Display Flowchart
Normal
(Display code)
TEST mode
1. Diagnosis code check

1. Data monitor
2. ECD date monitor
2. Save
3. Call
1. Data monitor
Digital tester
2. General purpose analysis
Oscilloscope
3. ECD Troubleshoot
List of code names Code troubleshooting flowchart
(2) Diagnostic Code Check

This function establishes communication with the ECD ECU to access and display the diagnostic
codes. Also, it facilitates the ECU to output the codes by executing the test mode. Follow the
instructions given on the DST-1 screen on how to execute the test mode.
(3) ECU Data Monitor

This function displays the values processed by the ECU in numerical or graphic form.
(a) Data Monitor
A signal may be selected as desired to start measuring (see the data display on page 57).
(b) Saving
(c) Accessing
This function replays the data that was saved on the IC card (see the data display on page
67).
(4) ECD Troubleshooting

This function displays the diagnostic codes in the order of their occurrence. Perform trouble-
shooting in accordance with the instructions on the screen.
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1-4. Signal Name and Symbol Correspondence Table
Signal Name Symbol Signal Name Symbol

Engine speed (rpm) ESPD Intake squeeze S/TH2 STH2
(on/off)
Fuel injection time (°CA) QAG EGR output flag (on/off) EGR
Injection timing (°CA) AACT Glow relay output (on/off) GLOW
Intake air pressure (kPa) MAP STA (on/off) STA
Water temperature (°C) THW IDL (on/off) IDL
Throttle position (V) ACCP A/C (on/off) A/C
Vehicle speed (km/h) SPD NSW (on/off) NSW
Fuel temperature (°C) THF DIAG (on/off) DIAG
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2. TOYOTA ECD-V3 ROM, V4 & U2P
2-1. Application
• AVENSIS (2C-TE, ECD-V3 ROM)
• PICNIC (3C-TE, ECD-V3 ROM)
• LAND CRUISER 100 (1HD-FTE, ECD-V4)
• AVENSIS (1CD-FTV, ECD-U2P)
• LAND CRUISER (1KD-FTV, ECD-U2P)
• COROLLA (1CD-FTV, ECD-U2P)
• PREVIA (1CD-FTV, ECD-U2P)
• RAV4 (1CD-FTV, ECD-U2P)
• AVENSIS VERSO (1CD-FTV, ECD-U2P)
• DYNA (2KD-FTV, ECD-U2P)
• HILUX (2KD-FTV, ECD-U2P)
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(1) Required tools
• DST-1 tester
• Communication cartridge: Accesary
• Communication cable: Accesary
• 1MB IC card
(2) Connecting to the vehicle

(a) Connect one end of the communication
cable to the vehicle connector of the DST-1.
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(b) Connect the other end of the communication

cable to the DLC3 connector of the vehicle
(DLC3 = Data Link Connector). See the
repair manual for the location of the DLC3
connector.
(When disconnecting the communication
cable from the DLC3 connector, do so by
pulling the cable end connector, and never
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the cable itself.)
(c) When the DST-1 tester is connected to the External power supply indicator
DLC3, the external power indicator of the Illuminates when the external power
supply is connected and the current
DST-1 tester illuminates. is applied.
(d) Turn the ignition switch to the ON position or

start the engine. Then, turn ON the power
switch of the DST-1.
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ADVICE
The DST-1 cannot communicate with the on-board computer if the ignition switch is in the OFF
or ACC position. Before using the DST-1, make sure to turn the ignition switch to the ON posi-
tion or start the engine. General-purpose measurement (such as the digital tester or oscillo-
scope) functions can be used with the ignition switch in the OFF or ACC positions.
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1. Basic check 1. Basic check (1) ECD

2. Troubleshooting (1) ECD • Battery check
3. ECU data monitor (2) ECT • Fuel leak test
4. Active test
• Heater control check
5. General analysis
(2) ECT
• Throttle pos. sensor check
• Switch signal check
• Shift position switch check
• Gear change solenoid check
• Travel test
2. Troubleshooting (1) Diag code

(1) Diag code • Mode select
(2) Troubleshooting chart • Diag code check
• Diag code erase
(2) Troubleshooting chart

• Troubleshooting procedures
corresponding to diag codes
3. ECU data monitor (2) Data record

(1) Data monitor • Manual
(2) Data record • Auto trigger
(3) Data replay • Single
(4) Save • Snap shot
(5) Call
4. Active test
5. General analysis
(1) Digital tester
(2) Oscilloscope
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(2) Basic Inspections
Basic inspections are performed on the ECD and ECT
(a) ECD
• Battery check
• Fuel leak test
• Heater control check
(b) ECT
• Throttle position check
• Switch signal inspection
• Shift position switch check
• Speed change solenoid inspection
• Driving test
(3) Troubleshooting
(a) Diagnostic code
Displays or deletes codes, and switches the modes between normal and test modes.
(b) Troubleshooting chart
Displays the flow of the troubleshooting process by code.
CAUTION
After selecting the correct vehicle, select the code by referring to tables 2-4, and proceed to
troubleshoot. Otherwise, it might not be possible to troubleshoot properly.
(4) ECU data monitor

Displays, records, and replays ECU data (See Data Monitor Operation Method on page 68).
(5) Active test

Forcefully activates the solenoids and relays.
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2-4. List of Diagnostic Code Names
Code Malfunction System Name Code Malfunction System Name

P0100 Mass airflow meter system P1226 Fuel pump(fuel leakage)
P0105 Pressure sensor system P1228 Fuel pump(open circuit)
P0110 Intake air temp. sensor P1229 Fuel pump(over force feed)
P0115 Engine coolant temp. sensor P1230 Throttle position sensor
P0180 Fuel temp. sensor system P1236 High fuel temp. abnormal
P0190 Fuel pressure sensor system P1250 Turbocharger system faulty
P0335 Engine speed sensor system P1252 Throttle motor(disconnect)
P0340 Crank angle sensor system P1255 Turbo. stick detect(close)
P0403 EGR control motor system P1256 Turbo. stick detect(open)
P0500 Vehicle speed sensor P1271 Relief valve(open/short)
P0605 IC system P1272 Relief valve faulty(close)
P0710 Oil temp. sensor system P1273 Exh. cont. valve(not operate)
P0753 S1 solenoid system P1274 Exh. cont. valve(operating)
P0758 S2 solenoid system P1335 Engine speed(intermittent)
P0773 SL solenoid system P1405 Turbo pressure sensor system
P1115 Atomospheric temp. sensor P1410 EGR lift sensor system
P1120 Accele. p sensor(disconnect) P1420 Intake system
P1121 Accele. p sensor(beyond range) P1520 CCS STP lamp SW abnormal
P1122 Accele. pedal switch(ON) P1611 IC system 1
P1123 Accele. pedal switch(OFF) P1612 IC system 2
P1215 EDU abnormal P1633 CPU abnormal
P1220 Timer control system P1670 Pump ROM system
P1221 Throttle body control system P1700 Vehicle speed sensor(SP2)
P1222 Throttle motor system P1760 Line pressure up SOL system
P1225 SPV system B2799 Immobilizer function abnormal
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Part Name Symbol Part Name Symbol

SP00 SP00 A/F sensor LOC.B1S2 AL12
Diagnosis codes # DC0 A/F sensor LOC.B1S3 AL13
MIL status MIL A/F sensor LOC.B1S4 AL14
DST1 DST1 A/F sensor LOC.B2S1 AL21
DST2 DST2 A/F sensor LOC.B2S2 AL22
Diagnosis code CODE A/F sensor LOC.B2S3 AL23
F-system status1 F-S1 A/F sensor LOC.B2S4 AL24
F-system status2 F-S2 Oxygen-sensor B1S1 OS11
Calculated load CALO A/F sensor Vol.B1S1 AS11
E/G coolant temp THW S-T fuel trim B1S1 FT11
S-term fuel trim1 SFT1 Oxygen-sensor B1S2 OS12
L-term fuel trim1 LFT1 A/F sensor Vol.B1S2 AS12
S-term fuel trim2 SFT2 S-T fuel trim B1S2 FT12
L-term fuel trim2 LFT2 Oxygen-sensor B1S3 OS13
Fuel pressure FPRE A/F sensor Vol.B1S3 AS13
I-M absolute press MAP S-T fuel trim B1S3 FT13
Engine speed ESPD Oxygen-sensor B1S4 OS14
Vehicle speed SPD1 A/F sensor Vol.B1S4 AS14
IGT advance for #1 IGT S-T fuel trim B1S4 FT14
Intake air temp THA Oxygen-sensor B2S1 OS21
Air flow rate MAF MAF A/F sensor Vol.B2S1 AS21
Throttle position THPS S-T fuel trim B2S1 FT21
Second air status SECA Oxygen-sensor B2S2 OS22
OL11 OL11 A/F sensor Vol.B2S2 AS22
OL12 OL12 S-T fuel trim B2S2 FT22
OL13 OL13 Oxygen-sensor B2S3 OS23
OL22 OL22 Oxygen-sensor B2S4 OS24
A/F sensor LOC.B1S1 AL11 OBD OBD
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SPB0 SPB0 C/C main SW sub1 CSS1
Output judder JUD C/C main SW sub2 CSS2
Accelerator sensor1 VPA1 C/C main SW main2 CMM2
Accelerator sensor2 VPA2 C/C flag CCFG
Throttle sensor2 VTA2 C/C shift position D CSPD
Throttle request THRE Brake flag sub1 CBS1
Throttle motor OP MDTO Brake flag sub2 CBS2
Throttle motor CL MDTC C/C brake flag CCBG
Throttle motor THMO RES/ACC SW REAC
Clutch CLT SET/COAST SW SECO
Actuator power POWR CANCEL SW CAEL
Accelertor IDL AIDL Lean sensor output LESSO
Throttle IDL TIDL R/C request G RCRG
Fail-safe FAIL R/C distance RCDI
Fail-safe main FAIM Steerage angle STAG
Throttle duty TDUT R/C alarm request RCAR
Throttle step TSTP R/C 3th shift down RC3D
Throttle close study TCST R/C O/D cut RCOC
Accele close study ACST R/C option RCOP
T-motor current THMT Distance time set CDTS
Clutch current CLTC R/C yaw rate RCYD
A/T fluid temp THO SPC0 SPC0
Pre-ignition F/C#1 PFC1 OCMFNL OCMFNL
Pre-ignition F/C#3 PFC3 OCMFNM OCMFNM
Pre-ignition F/C#4 PFC4 OCMFNH OCFNH
Pre-ignition F/C#2 PFC2 OCMFWNL OCMFWNL
C/C control speed CCSP OCMFWNM OCMFWNM
C/C memory speed CCMS OCMFWNH OCMFWNH
C/C request open CCRO OFKGMX OFKGMX
C/C main SW CMS OFKGMN OFKGMN
C/C main SW sub CMSS WOTHGCMN WOTHGCMN
C/C main SW2 CMS2 WOCXDEGL WOCXDEGL
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WOLFOFMN WOLFOFMN OPTMX02 OPTMX02
WONGEGOF WONGEGOF OPTMN24 OPTMN24
WOLFONMN WOLFONMN OPTMN02 OPTMN02
WONGEGON WONGEGON ODPLK1MX ODPLK1MX
OTHGCMN OTHGCMN ODPLK2MX ODPLK2MX
OTHGOMN OTHGOMN ODTNADSX ODTNADSX
OCDEGVLV OCDEGVLV V3maxMN V3MAXMN
OCBGVSV OCBGVSV V3minMX V3MINMN
OEGVSVMX OEGVSVMX V4maxMN V4MAXMN
OMGNLFMN OMGNLFMN V4minMX V4MINMN
OMGNHFMN OMGNHFMN PTMXO PTMXO
OCDEGVLV OCDEGVLV1 PTMNO PTMNO
OCDEGRLF OCDEGRLF THWSTD THWSTD
OEGRLFNE OEGRLFNE CDOXW CDOXW
OEGRLFTA OEGRLFTA QA1 QA1
OCARA1 OEARA1 EGR EGRT
OCARA2 OEARA2 PMZOOMD PMZOOMD
OCARA3 OEARA3 ECU part number ECU#
OCARA4 OEARA4 TAEGR TAEGR
CDOX1HMX CDOX1HMX PTNKSM PTNKSM
CDOX1LMX CDOX1LMX Immobi necessary key IMNK
CDOX2HMX CDOX2HMX Immobi entered key IMEK
CDOX2LMX CDOX2LMX Immobi main key IMMK
OCPGD0 OCPGD0 Immobi sub key IMSK
OCPGD1 OCPGD1 Immobilizer IMMB
OCPGD2 OCPGD2 KPAD KPAD
OCPGDNG OCPGDNG XOPEVT XOPEVT
OCARAS1 OEARAS1 XOPEVC XOPEVC
OCARAS2 OEARAS2 XOPEVV XOPEVV
OCARAS3 OEARAS3 XOPEV3 XOPEV3
OCARAS4 OEARAS4 XOPEVP XOPEVP
OPTMX24 OPTMX24 XOPEVPD XOPEVPD
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SPE0 SPE0 OXS2 OXS2
DCD2 DCD2 FAIL FAIL
Misfire ave E/G speed MAES AS AS
Misfire average load MALO CNSW CNSW
Injector#1 INJ CSPD CSPD
ISC step position ISCS XTEST XTST
ISC duty ratio ISCD EGR gus temp THG
EGR step position EGRS E-ABV step EABV
1st SW 1SW A/C cut off signal ACT
Power steering SW PSSW Var induction VSV TVIS
Pedal close SW PDL Fuel pres up VSV FPU
Stoplamp SW STP EGR system EGR
Electrical load ELS AC induction VSV ACIS
Neutral start SW NSW Fuel pump relay FPR
A/C signal A/C Air suction VSV AS
Idle SW IDL SCV VSV SCV
Starter signal STA Idle up VSV IDLU
TAU MIN F/C FCTM Fuel pump control FPC
IDL F/C FCI Purge cut VSV PCT
PS history flag PSHS A/C magnet clutch AMG
Pedal close SW PDL Purge VSV PRG
Throttle full SW THOP Three way VSV TWV
Misfire cylinder#1 MF#1 VVT2 control VVT2
Misfire cylinder#2 MF#2 AC induction VSV2 ACI2
Misfire cylinder#3 MF#3 Supercharger relay SUPG
Misfire cylinder#4 MF#4 VVT control VVT
Misfire cylinder#5 MF#5 Turbo boost VSV TURB
Misfire cylinder#6 MF#6 Auto oil supply AOIL
Misfire cylinder#7 MF#7 Air bleed VSV ABV
Misfire cylinder#8 MF#8 Intake air VSV IAV
Misfire parameter MFPM Exhaust gas VSV EGV
OXS1 OXS1 Exhaust bypass VSV EBV
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FAFKGD1 FAFKGD1 Direct clutch NCO NCO
FAFKGD2 FAFKGD2 Direct clutch NC2 NC2
TLR11 TLR11 Counter gear NC NC
TLR21 TLR21 SP90 SP90
TRL11 TRL11 Electrical throttle step ETSM
TRL12 TRL12 Pump suction angle INPA
TRL21 TRL21 Main inj.duration pilot on PIWO
TRL22 TRL22 Main inj.duration pilot off PIOF
Misfire all MFAL Pilot inj.duration PIDU
STAC STAC Atmospheric temp THAF
Rift sensor RISE Lader UP/DOWN LUD
EVPAI2 EVPAI2 Lader Left/Right LLR
Turbine RPM TRPM SPD8 SPD8
Shift position ECT Evtt(bank1) ETT1
Lock up L/U Evt(bank1) EVT1
O/D cut solenoid O/D Edvt(bank1) EDV1
Solenoid ST ST Evtt(bank2) ETT2
Shift position L L Evt(bank2) EVT2
Shift position 2 2 Edvt(bank2) EDV2
Shift position R R G sensor F/C FCGS
Pattern select SW PR/M ACC full SW APDL
OD SW OD2 Disel motor flag DTOK
KickdownSW KDSW G sensor F/C comm. GFOK
C/C OD cut signal OD1 Heat control SW MHOT
Shift position 3 3 Blower moter SW BLM
Shift position D(4) D(4) SNOW mode SW SNOW
Shift position 5 D Fuel cor. study FCS
ECT speed SPD2 Cumulative distance DIST
Solenoid duty SLN SLN Injection quantity QFIN
Solenoid duty SLU SLU Injection timing AACT
Solenoid duty SLT SLT Fuel temp THF
Solenoid duty SLD SLD Accelerator pedal angle APA
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D throttle steps DTS Post-turbo int temp PTIT
Common rail pressure CPCR Cylinder inj. revision1 QCY1
Final target amp FTA Cylinder inj. revision2 QCY2
Pilot 1 inj duration P1ID Cylinder inj. revision3 QCY3
Pilot 2 inj duration P2ID Cylinder inj. revision4 QCY4
Main inj duration MID Ruck sensor RUSE
The output data varies by vehicle model. For details, see the repair manual or the DST-1 screen.
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3. MAZDA ECD-V5 Software
3-1. Application
Applicable Models: MAZDA 626
MAZDA 323
MAZDA PREMACY

(1) Required Tools
• DST-1 tester
• Communication cable (Accesary)
• Communication cable (intermediate cable): 95170-12350
• Contact box test lead (DST-1 accessory)
• 1 MB IC card

EA 92 25
(b) The intermediate cable shown on the right

must be connected in order to use the soft- 95170-12350
ware for MAZDA ECD-V5.
Accessory
It is not possible to establish communication
with the vehicle unless this intermediate
cable is available.
EZ4018
E Z40 18
(c) Connect the communication cable (interme-

diate cable) connector to the diagnosis con-
nector in the engine compartment.
CAUTION
● Do not drive the vehicle in this state.
EZ4019
E Z40 19
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3-3. Outline of Functions
1. Troubleshooting 1. Troubleshooting
2. ECU Data Monitor (1) Diagnostic Code
3. Active Test (2) Trouble Diagnosis Chart
4. ECU Part Number Display
5. General-Purpose Measurement
2. ECU Data Monitor
(1) Data Monitor
(2) Data Recording
(3) Data Replay
(4) Save
(5) Call
3. Active Test
Forced Activation Of Items
4. ECU Part Number Display
(2) Diagnostic code

This item has the following functions:
• Checking Diagnostic Codes
• Erasing Diagnostic Codes
(a) Checking Diagnostic Codes

This function displays the diagnostic codes and their malfunction names on the screen.
Press the [ ][ ] keys to move the cursor to the malfunction system that you wish to diag-
nose, and press the "Enter" key to perform troubleshooting. Follow the instructions on the
DST-1 screen on how to proceed with diagnosis.
(b) Erasing Diagnostic Codes

This function erases the diagnostic codes from memory.
Press the [ ][ ] keys to move the cursor to the malfunction system that you wish to
erase, and press the "Enter" key to erase it. Follow the instructions on the DST-1 screen on
how to proceed with diagnosis.
(3) Troubleshooting Chart

This function displays the troubleshooting procedures for diagnositc codes. Press the [ ][ ]
keys to move the cursor to the diagnostic code that you wish to diagnose, and press the "Enter"
key to perform troubleshooting. Follow the instructions on the DST-1 screen on how to proceed
with diagnosis.
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(4) ECU Data Monitor
(See Data Monitor Operation Method on page 68.)
(a) Data Monitor

This function displays the system's operating conditions as data in numerical and graphical
forms.
(b) Data Recording

This function can effectively measure the data through a trigger function or key input.
(c) Data Replay

This function replays the data that is stored in memory.
(d) Save
This function records the stored data onto an IC card.
(e) Call
This function replays the data that is stored on an IC card.
(5) Active test

With this function, the DST-1 tester outputs activation commands to the actuators in the system
in order to verify their operation. At the same time, it can verify the condition of the operation by
monitoring the data.
(6) ECU part number display

This function checks the part number of the ECU.
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P0105 Boost sensor signal P1182 Fuel cutoff solenoid valve
P0110 Intake temp. sensor No.1 signal P1189 FIP speed sensor signal
P0115 Water temp. sensor signal P1196 Starter switch signal
P0120 Accel position sensor signal P1298 EDU internal malfunction
P0180 Fuel temp. sensor signal P1402 EGR valve position sensor
P0216 Injection timing control P1602 IMB EGI commun. error
P0219 Spill valve control P1603 IMB ID unregistered
P0335 Crankshaft position sensor P1604 IMB CW unregistered
P0380 Glowplug relay signal P1621 IMB CW unmatched
P0403 EGR control signal P1622 IMB ID unmatched
P0500 Speed sensor signal P1623 IMB CW/ID read/write error
P0510 Idle switch signal P1624 IMB commun. counter 0
P0606 PCM internal malfunction P1649 FIP correction ROM signal
P1110 Intake temp. sensor No.2 signal

Starter SW STASW Engine Speed NE
Idle SW IDLSW NECOM NECOM
Brake SW BRKSW Target Idle Speed D_NE
A/C SW COLSW Vehicle Speed VSP
A/C Pressure SW COLPSW EGR (vacuum) Duty TEGRV
Neutral/N-Range SW NUSW EGR (air) Duty TEGRA
D-Range SW D_SW Throttle Sensor Volt. ATVO
S-Range SW S_SW Battery Voltage AVR
L-Range SW L_SW Water Temp Sensor Volt. ATHW
R-Range SW R_SW Intake Air Sensor Volt. ATHAA
Hold Overdrive OFF SW HLD/ODOFF Intake Air Sensor Volt. ATHAE
Test Terminal SW (cond) TEST Fuel Temp Sensor Volt. ATHF
MIL Fail MIL/FAIL MAP Sensor Volt. AMAP
A/C Control Relay CLCN EGR VP Sensor Volt. AEGRP
Fan Control Relay 2 FCRY2 Turbine Speed TREV2
Fan Control Relay 1 FCRY1 Range R R
Fan Control Relay 3 FCRY3 Range N N
Shift Solenoid 1 SOL1 Range L L
Shift Solenoid 2 SOL2 Range S S
Shift Solenoid 3 SOL3 Range D D
Lockup Solenoid LUP 1st 1ST
Shift Solonoid 5 SOL5 2nd 2ND
Hold O/D OFF Lamp HLD/ODOFF_L 3rd 3RD
Glow Plug Lamp G-LAMP 4th 4TH
Glow Plug Relay G-RELAY Transmission Oil Temp. THOIL
Engine Coolant Temp. THW Target Line Pressure BPRES
Fuel Temp. THF Line Pressure Duty ETV_DUTY
Atmospheric Pressure ATP Oil Temp Sensor Volt. ATHOIL
Manifold Pressure PMAD
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4. SUZUKI ECD-V3 Software
4-1. Application
VITARA (equipped with RF type diesel engine)
(1) Required Tools

• DST-1 tester
• 1MB IC card
(2) Connecting to the Vehicle

EA 92 25

must be connected in order to use the soft- 95170-12330
ware for SUZUKI ECD-V3.
It is not possible to establish communication Accessory

cable is available.
E Z47 01
EZ4701
(c) Connect the other end of the communication

connector.
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the cable itself.).
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4-3. Outline of Functions
1. Trouble shoot 1. Diag code 1. Diag code check 1. Diag codes

2. ECU data monitor 2. Troubleshooting chart 2. Diag code erase 2. Past diag codes
3. Active test
4. ID No.
5. General analysis 1. Data monitor 1. Manual
2. Data record 2. Auto trigger
3. Data replay 3. Single
4. Save 4. Snap shot
5. Call
Active test
ID No.
1. Digital multimeter
2. Oscilloscope
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(2) Troubleshooting
(a) Diagnostic Code
• Checking Diagnostic Codes
This function checks the present and past malfunctions, and leads to the troubleshooting chart
that corresponds to that code.
• Erasing Diagnostic Codes
(b) Troubleshooting Chart
This function displays the troubleshooting procedures for all diagnostic codes.
(3) ECU data monitor data (See Data Monitor Operation Method on page 68).
(a) Data Monitor
forms.
(b) Data Recording
(c) Data Replay
This function replays the data that is stored in memory.
(d) Save
This function records the measured data onto an IC card.
(e) Call
(4) Active Test

With this function, the DST-1 tester outputs activation commands to the actuators in the system
in order to verify their operation. At the same time, it verifies the condition of the operation by
monitoring the data.
(5) ID number display

This function checks the ID of the ECU.
(6) General-purpose measurement

See "General-Purpose Measurement" on page 96.
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Engine Speed NE Input Discrete InpD
Target idle speed NET A/C SW ACSW
Vehicle Speed SPD Idle SW IDSW
E/G Coolant Temperature THW Starter SW STSW
Intake Air Temperature THA Diag SW DGSW
Throttle Angle TA Fuel Temperature THF
Throttle Position TAAD Timing Control Duty DAFI
I-M Absolute Press PMM Spil Valve QANG
Battery Voltage BATT Fuel adjsut resister VRP
Output Discrete OutD Timing adjsut resister VRT
A/C REL ACRL Fuel Quantity QFIN
EGR EGR Actual injection Timing AACT
SOL-VAC VAC Target injection Timing ATRG
SOL-VENT VENT Target Valve Lift MER
VSV VSV Actual Valve Lift MCEP
TCV TCV
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5. MITSUBISHI ECD-V3/V4 Software
5-1. Application
• GALANT (4D68, ECD-V3)
• CANTER (4D34, ECD-V4)
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(1) Required tools
• DST-1 tester
• Cigarette cable (required only for ECD-V4).
• 1MB IC card

For GALANT (ECD-V3)
EA 92 25

must be connected in order to use this soft- 95170-12340
ware.
Accessory
cable is available.
EZ4702
E Z47 02

connector.
EA 92 26
the cable itself.)
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For CANTER (ECD-V4)
EA 92 25

ware.
Accessory
cable is available.
EZ4702
E Z47 02
(c) Connect the cigarette lighter cable to the

cigarette lighter cable terminal of the
intermediate cable.
EZ4020
E Z40 20
(d) Connect the other end of the communication

connector.
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the cable itself.)
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Troubleshooting CANTER Diag code Diag code

General analysis 4D34 Data monitor Diag code erase
Recorded data replay GALANT Freeze frame data Troubleshooting chart
4D68 Active test
Data select
Trigger analysis
Digital multimeter Recorded data replay
Oscilloscope
Freeze frame data
* This function is
unavailable with
Recorded data replay this software.
Active test
(2) Troubleshooting
(a) Diag code
• Diag code
• Diag code erase
• Troubleshooting chart
(b) Data monitor

• Data select
forms.
• Trigger analysis
• Recorded data replay
(c) Freeze frame data

This function is unavailable with this software.
(d) Active test

With this function, the DST-1 tester outputs activation commands to the actuators in the sys-
tem in order to verify their operation. At the same time, it can verify the condition of the oper-
ation by monitoring the data.
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(3) General analysis
(a) Digital multimeter
(b) Oscilloscope
See Oscilloscope on page 99.
(4) Recorded data replay

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(1) GALANT (ECD-V3)

11 Accelerator position sensor 22 Starter relay system
12 Turbo pressure sensor system 23 Idling switch 1 faulty
13 Atomospheric pressure sensor 24 Idling switch 2 faulty
14 Fuel temp. sensor system 41 Throttle valve system
15 Engine coolant temp. sensor 43 Timer control system
16 Intake air temp. sensor 44 SPV system
17 Vehicle speed sensor 45 Inj. timing corr. resistor
18 Engine speed(disconnect) 46 Fuel QTY correction resistor
19 Engine speed(intermittent) 47 Immobilizer function abnormal
21 Crank angle sensor system ECU abnormal
(2) CANTER (ECD-V4)

06 EDU anormal 31 Idle volume system
07 Over-rev detected 32 Turbo pressure sensor system
14 Crank angle sensor system 33 ECU abnormal
15 Engine speed sensor system 34 Fuel QTY correction resistor
16 Accele. position sensor 2 41 Fuel temp. sensor system
19 Atomospheric pressure sensor 44 Boost air temp. sensor system
21 Engine coolant temp. sensor 45 Emargency engine stop switch
23 Timer control system 46 EDU relay system
24 Accele. position sensor 1 61 PTO accel sensor system
25 Vehicle speed sensor 62 PTO resistor system
26 Pomp ROM system 65 Accelerator pedal switch
27 Intake silencer system 66 Ignition switch faulty
28 Inteke throttle system 79 EGR E-VRV faulty
29 Warm-up M/V faulty
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(1) GALANT (ECD-V3)

Intake air temp THA PWM fan duty PFD
E/G coolant temp THW Idle SW IDL
Atmospheric pressure ATP Idle SW2 IDL2
I-M absolute press MAP A/C SW ACSW
Fuel temp THF Starter signal STA
Vehicle speed SPD1 Ignition SW IGSW
Engine speed(Hi) NEHI Control relay CRLY
Engine speed(Lo) NELO A/C compressor ACCP
Accelerator pedal signal APS A/C variable capa. relay ACVR
Accelerator pedal angle APA SPV relay SPVR
Battery voltage BTTV Fan relay(Lo) FRLO
SPV off-timing SPOF Fan relay(Hi) FRHI
TCV duty TCVD Glow plug relay GPR
EGR command value EGRC Throttle valve THVL
Fuel correction resist. FCR Throttle valve 2 THV2
Timing cor. resist. TCR Warning lamp WLMP
Inj. quantity com. value IQCV Glow lamp FLMP
Injection timing AACT Inj. timing adj. term ITAT
Inj. timing com. value ATRG A/C high load SW HLSW
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(2) CANTER (ECD-V4)

Engine speed ESPD ASR target inj. quantity ASRI
Target inj. quantity(dev.) TIQD Starter signal STA
Target inj. quantity TIQ Fuel cut SW FCSW
SPV on-timing SPON Accelerator pedal SW APSW
SPV off-timing SPOF Cooler SW COSW
Target injection timing TIT Cold start SW CSSW
Injection timing AACT Diag SW DSW
Target TCV duty TTCD Memory clear SW MCSW
TCV ang diff TCAD Support brake main SW SBSW
Target EGR duty TEGD Clutch SW CLSW
Accelerator pedal angle APA Neutral SW NTSW
Accelerator pedal signal APS PTO SW PTSW
Vehicle speed SPD1 Idle up cancel SW ICSW
Idle volume IDLV Torque limit SW TLSW
E/G coolant temp THW INTS-valve INSV
Fuel temp THF INTT-valve INTV
Q resistor No. QRNO EGR E-VRV EGRV
Atmospheric pressure ATP EXB-valve EXBV
I-M absolute press MAP STL-BK STLB
Battery voltage BTTV DIAG1-L DI1L
PTO accel ang PTOA DIAG2-L DI2L
PTO accel signal PTOS Warm-valve WVL
PTO resistor No. PTON CAN comm. abnormal CANC
Driver demand torque DDT ASR restriction mode ASRM
Engine torque ETQ SPV SPV
ASR direction torque val. ASRT
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6. NISSAN ECD-U2P Software
6-1. Application
• X-TRAIL (YD, ECD-U2P)
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(1) Required tools
• DST-1 tester
• Communication cable (intermidiate cable): 95170-12440
• 1MB IC card

EA 92 25

ware.
Accessory
cable is available.
EZ4703
E Z47 03

connector.
EA 92 26
the cable itself.)
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Troubleshooting X-TRAIL Diag code Diag code

General analysis YD Data monitor Diag code erase
Recorded data replay Freeze frame data Troubleshooting chart
Active test
Data select
Trigger analysis
Digital multimeter Recorded data replay
Oscilloscope
Freeze frame data
* This function is
unavailable with
Recorded data replay this software.
Active test
(2) Troubleshooting
(a) Diag code
• Diag code
• Diag code erase
(b) Data monitor

• Data select
forms.

(d) Active test

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(b) Oscilloscope

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P0100 Mass airflow meter system P1302 INJ2 correction resistor
P0115 Engine coolant temp. sensor P1303 INJ3 correction resistor
P0120 Accelerator position sensor P1304 INJ4 correction resistor
P0190 Fuel pressure sensor system P1305 Fuel pump(fuel leakage)
P0201 CYL1 injector system P1510 Idling switch faulty
P0202 CYL2 injector system P1608 ECU abnormal
P0203 CYL3 injector system P1610 NATS malfunction
P0204 CYL4 injector system P1611 NATS malfunction
P0235 Boost pressure P1612 NATS malfunction
P0335 Crank angle sensor system P1613 NATS malfunction
P0340 Engine speed sensor system P1614 NATS malfunction
P0500 Vehicle speed sensor P1615 NATS malfunction
P1107 Atomospheric pressure sensor P1616 NATS malfunction
P1180 Fuel temp. sensor system P1617 NATS malfunction
P1216 EDU abnormal P1621 ECU relay system
P1217 Overheat detected P1660 Battery voltage
P1233 SCV 1 system P1706 Neutral switch(actuating)
P1234 SCV 2 system P2702 CAN communication
P1301 INJ1 correction resistor
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E/G coolant temp THW Pump suction angle INPA
Vehicle speed SPD1 Main injection timing MIT
Accelerator sensor1 VPA1 Pilot injection timing PIT
Battery voltage BTTV Pilot interval PITV
Atmospheric pressure ATP Ignition SW IGSW
Pump temp THP Starter signal STA
Target inj. quantity B TIQB Neutral SW NTSW
Idling target inj. quantity B ITIB Idle SW IDL
Target injection timing TIT A/C SW ACSW
Idling target engine speed ITES Warm up SW WUSW
Boost CONT(duty) BCD Brake SW BSW
Target step position TSP Brake SW2 BSW2
EGR step position EGRS Power steering SW PSSW
Accelerator sensor2 VPA2 Fuel tank SW FTSW
Max inj. adj. quantity2 MIA2 A/C relay ACR
Intake air pressure IAP SCV solenoid SCVS
Target common rail pressure TCRP Radiator fan relay(Lo) RFLO
Common rail pressure CPCR Radiator fan relay(Mid) RFMI
Cylinder distinction counter CDC Radiator fan relay(Hi) RFHI
Engine speed ESPD Glow plug relay GPR
Air flow rate MAF signal MAFS Starter SW indetification exp. SSIE
Air flow rate MAF MAF Fuel system FSYS
Idling target inj. quantity ITIQ CAN comm. (meter) CANM
Diag NG code DNGC CAN comm. (transmitting) CANT
Engine speed(TDC) ESPT CAN comm. (initial diag) CANI
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7. OPEL ECD-V5 Software
7-1. Application
• ASTRA (Y17DT MY 2000, ECD-V5)
• ASTRA (Y17DT MY 2001, ECD-V5)
• CORSA (Y17DT/Y17DTL, ECD-V5)
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(1) Required tools
• DST-1 tester
• 1MB IC card

EA 92 25

ware.
Accessory
cable is available.
EZ4703
E Z47 03

connector.
EA 92 26
the cable itself.)
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Troubleshooting ASTRA Diag code Diag code

General analysis Y17DT MY 2000 Data monitor Diag code erase
Recorded data replay ASTRA Freeze frame data Troubleshooting chart
Y17DT MY 2001 Active test
CORSA Data select
Y17DT/Y17DTL Trigger analysis
Recorded data replay
Digital multimeter Freeze frame data

Oscilloscope
* This function is
unavailable with
this software.
Recorded data replay Active test
* This function is
unavailable with
the ASTRA.
(2) Troubleshooting
(a) Diag code
• Diag code
• Diag code erase
(b) Data monitor

• Data select
forms.

(d) Active test

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(b) Oscilloscope

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P0100 Mass airflow meter system P1122 Accele. position sensor 2
P0105 Turbo pressure sensor system P1125 Turbo press. sol. valve system
P0110 Intake air temp. sensor P1173 Overheat detected
P0115 Engine coolant temp. sensor P1195 Oil pressure switch faulty
P0180 Fuel temp. sensor system P1530 A/C relay system
P0216 Injection start control system P1540 A/C press. signal abnormal
P0251 SPV malfunction P1610 Immobiliser function abnormal
P0335 Engine speed sensor system P1611 Security code enter abnormal
P0370 Crank angle sensor system P1612 Immobiliser signal abnormal
P0380 Glow device malfunction P1614 Transponder key system
P0381 Glow time telltale system P1615 Body control ID
P0400 EGR system P1616 Instrument control ID
P0480 Fan relay 1 system P1620 5V reference #1 circuit
P0481 Fan relay 2 system P1625 Main relay system
P0482 Fan relay 3 system P1630 SPV system
P0500 Vehicle speed sensor P1631 SPV relay system
P0505 Idle speed control system P1635 5V reference #2 circuit
P0530 A/C refriger. press. sensor P1651 Pomp ROM system
P0560 System voltage abnormal P1680 Water temp. output signal
P0571 Brake switch faulty P1690 Engine telltale system
P0601 Memory checksum abnormal U2100 CAN-BUS communication faulty
P0602 Program abnormal U2101 CAN-BUS program abnormal
P0650 Indicator lamp faulty U2103 CAN-BUS fault
P0704 Clutch switch signal abnormal U2104 CAN-BUS fault
P1105 Atomospheric pressure sensor U2107 CAN-BUS body control comm.
P1120 Accele. position sensor 1
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(1) ASTRA MY 2000 (ECD-V5)

A/C coding ACC E/G coolant temp signal THWS
Vehicle speed pulse SPDP E/G coolant temp THW
Oil pressure OPRE Intake air temp signal THAS
SPV relay SPVR Intake air temp THA
Main relay MRLY Atmospheric temp THAF
Ignition SW IGSW Air flow rate MAF signal MAFS
Idle SW IDL Air flow rate MAF MAF
Full load switch FLSW I-M absolute press signal MAPS
Diagnosis glow time relay DGTR I-M absolute press MAP
Glow time relay GTR I-M abs. press com. value MAPC
Glow time telltale GTT I-M abs. press pulse ratio MAPR
Check light telltale CLTE Accelerator sensor1 VPA1
A/C SW ACSW Accelerator sensor2 VPA2
A/C request ACRQ Accelerator pedal angle APA
Clutch SW CLSW EGR pulse ratio EGRP
Brake SW BSW A/C pressure ACP
Brake SW2 BSW2 Fuel temp THF
System voltage SVOL Injection quantity QFIN
Engine speed ESPD Injection timing AACT
Pump speed PSPD Atmospheric pressure signal ATPS
Idling demand engine speed IDES Atmospheric pressure ATP
Vehicle speed SPD1
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(2) ASTRA MY 2001 (ECD-V5)
CORSA (ECD-V5)

A/C cutoff mode ACCM Idling demand engine speed IDES
A/C coding ACC Vehicle speed SPD1
Fan relay3 FR3 E/G coolant temp signal THWS
Fan relay2 FR2 E/G coolant temp THW
Fan relay1 FR1 Intake air temp signal THAS
Vehicle speed pulse SPDP Intake air temp THA
Oil pressure OPRE Atmospheric temp THAF
SPV relay SPVR Air flow rate MAF signal MAFS
Main relay MRLY Air flow rate MAF MAF
Ignition SW IGSW I-M absolute press signal MAPS
Full load switch FLSW I-M absolute press MAP
Idle SW IDL I-M abs. press com. value MAPC
Diagnosis glow time relay DGTR I-M abs. press pulse ratio MAPR
Glow time relay GTR Accelerator sensor1 VPA1
Glow time telltale GTT Accelerator sensor2 VPA2
Check light telltale CLTE Accelerator pedal angle APA
A/C relay ACR EGR pulse ratio EGRP
A/C SW ACSW A/C pressure signal ACPS
Clutch SW CLSW A/C pressure ACP
Brake SW BSW Fuel temp THF
Brake SW2 BSW2 Injection quantity QFIN
Battery voltage BTTV Injection timing AACT
Engine speed ESPD Atmospheric pressure signal ATPS
Pump speed PSPD Atmospheric pressure ATP
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IV Operation Methods Common to All Software
This chapter explains the data monitor and general-purpose measurement methods. These func-
tions are basically the same for all software. However, the image that appears on the screen could
differ slightly depending on the software.
1. Data Monitor Operation Method (1)

Applicable software: TOYOTA ECD-V3 software
1-1. Data Display

By selecting the signal to be measured, the data of that signal can be checked numerically and
through waveforms.
(1) Select Data Select data
Press the [SELECT] key to select the signals to be
1 Engine speed
analyzed.
2 Fuel injection time
After selecting all the necessary signals, press the 3 Ignition timing
[ENTER] key to end the Optional Selection screen. Intake air pressure
Water temperature
Throttle position
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(2) Trigger Setting

Select data
After the selection of the signals to be analyzed has
been completed, the screen changes to the trigger Do you want to set trigger?
setting screen.
Press the [+] key to change to the trigger setting
mode.
Press the [–] key to display the analysis data (page
62). NG:––OK:+ elect data
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For trigger setting, select the following two modes, Select data
depending on the number of trigger target signals.
• Simple Setting Mode 1.Simple setup mode
• Detailed Setting Mode 2.Detailed setup mode
Select: Execute:ENTER
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(2)-1. Simple Setting Mode
This is a mode that applies the trigger with one signal.
To select the Simple Setting Mode, press the [ ] [ ] keys in the menu to move the cursor to the
Simple Setting Mode.
Press the [ENTER] key to change the screen to the trigger analysis starting condition setting screen.
● Trigger Analysis Starting Condition Setting Trig. start condition set

This sets the conditions for transferring from normal
analysis to trigger analysis.
Even if the trigger conditions are valid, the setting will
not be recognized as a trigger unless the set conditions Signal name
are valid.
Engine speed
Condition
3000 rpm or more
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<Condition Setting Procedure>

Press the [+] [–] keys to select the trigger signal name.
Press the [ ] [ ] keys to move the cursor to a condition.
Press the [+] [–] keys to set the numerical conditions.
Press the [SELECT] key to set the upper or lower numerical condition.
After completing the setting, press the [ENTGER] key to proceed to the trigger setting screen.
● Trigger Setting
This sets the trigger validation conditions.
Trig. condition setting
In addition to signal changes, a trigger setting can be
made on [ENGINE STALLING] or [DIAGNOSTIC TROU- ● Engine stall
Diagnosis code
BLE CODE DETECTION]. (However, if the engine rpm
signal has not been selected on page 57, the [ENGINE Signal name
STALLING] condition cannot be set.) None
Condition
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To set [ENGINE STALLING] or [DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE DETECTION] as a trigger condi-
tion, press the [ ] [ ] keys to move the cursor to [ENGINE STALLING] or [DIAGNOSTIC TROU-
BLE CODE DETECTION].
Press the [SELECT] key to make your selection.
To set a signal as a trigger condition.
Press the [ ] [ ] keys to move the cursor to the signal names.
Press the [+] [–] keys to select a trigger signal name.
Press the [ ] [ ] keys to move the cursor to the conditions.
Press the [+] [–] keys to set the numerical condition.
Press the [SELECT] key to set the upper or lower numerical condition.
After completing the setting, press the [ENTER] key to change the screen to the trigger position set-
ting screen (page 62).
NOTE: If [DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE DETECTION] is set as a trigger condition, partial data
will enter the fixed mode.
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(2)-2. Detailed Setting Mode
This is a mode that applies the trigger with multiple signals.
OR/AND Display Region
Numerical Condition Display Region
Signal Name
Display Region
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All Clear
● Trigger Analysis Starting Condition Setting

The settings are made with [OR] and [AND] of the signals.
OR : If any of the settings are valid, the trigger analysis condition is effected.
AND : If all of the settings are valid, the trigger analysis condition is effected.

Press the [ ] [ ] keys to move the cursor to the signal name display region.
Press the [+] [–] keys to select the trigger signal name.
(The name of a signal is represented by a symbol. Refer to the Signal Name ↔ Symbol Correspon-
dence Table).
Press the [ ] [ ] keys to move the cursor to the numerical condition setting display region.
Press the [SELECT] key to set the upper (↑) or lower (↓) numerical conditions.
Press the [ ] [ ] keys to move the cursor to the OR/AND display region.
Press the [SELECT] key to set OR or AND.
After completing the setting, press the [ENTER] key and proceed to the trigger setting screen.
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OR/AND Display Region
Numerical Condition Display Region
Signal Name
Display Region Trig. condition setting
EA 923 7
All Clear
● Trigger Setting
This sets the trigger validation conditions.
In addition to signal changes, a trigger setting can be made on [ENGINE STALLING] or [DIAGNOS-
TIC TROUBLE CODE DETECTION]. (However, if the engine rpm signal has not been selected on
page 57, the [ENGINE STALLING] condition cannot be set.)

The settings are made with [OR] and [AND] of the signals.
OR:If any of the settings are valid, the trigger analysis condition is effected.
AND:If all of the settings are valid, the trigger analysis condition is effected.
To set [ENGINE STALLING] or [DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE DETECTION] as a trigger condi-
tion, press the [ ] [ ] keys to move the cursor to [ENGINE STALLING] or [DIAGNOSTIC TROU-
BLE CODE DETECTION].
Press the [SELECT] key to make your selection.
To set a signal as a trigger condition.
Press the [ ] [ ] keys to move the cursor to the signal name display region.
Press the [+] [–] keys to select a trigger signal name.
(The name of a signal is represented by a symbol. Refer to the Signal Name ↔ Symbol Correspon-
dence Table).
Press the [ ] [ ] keys to move the cursor to the numerical condition setting display region.
Press the [SELECT] key to set the upper or lower condition.
Press the [ ] [ ] keys to move the cursor to the OR/AND display region.
Press the [SELECT] key to select OR/AND.
After completing the setting, press the [ENTER] key to change the screen to the trigger position set-
ting screen.
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(3) Trigger Position Setting
Trig. condition setting
Press the [+] [–] keys to set the trigger position.
(Trigger range: 5 to 95)
Press the [ENTER] key to change the screen to the
Trig. pos
analysis value display screen.
Trigger:+/– Set:ENTER
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(4) Analysis Value Display
As for the analysis value display methods, there are three types of numerical modes and one
type of graph mode as shown below.
Data monitor
Select data Select data Select data
Engine speed
Fuel injection time
Ignition timing
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Press the [ENTER] key to effect the manual trigger, and move to the trigger position that has
been set on page 62, in order to hold the analysis data (the analysis is interrupted to hold the
data).
A manual trigger is indicated by symbol [H], and an auto trigger is indicated by symbol [T].
Press the [BACK] key to end the analysis value display and change the screen to that of page
57.
ADVICE
If data is held, pressing the [BACK] key and returning to the screen described on page 57
changes the [ ] at the side of [2. Save] to [ ], thus indicating that it is possible to save.
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(5) Operation Method During Graph Display Characters appearing in the
The seven changes described below can be change mode display region:
effected. Data monitor

● Signal Change [Signal C.]
● Frame Change [Frame C.]
● Autorange [Autorange]
● Range Change [Range C.]
● Offset Change [Offset]
● Graph Vertical Movement [Position]
● Display Mode Change E A9 240
● Signal Change
Enables the signals to be displayed (only the signal names selected on page 57, 1-1(1)) to
be changed.
Press the [ ] [ ] keys to move the cursor to the change mode display region.
Press the [+] [–] keys to change to [SIGNAL C].
Press the [ ] [ ] keys to move the cursor to the name of the signal you wish to change to.
Press the [+] [–] keys to change the signal name.
● Frame Change
Enables the signal to be displayed to be changed between [4 analog signals ↔ 3 analog
signals + 4 digital signals].
Press the [+] [–] keys to change to [FRAME C].
Press the [MENU] key to change the frame.
(The screen shown above displays 4 analog signals.)
● Autorange
This function is to be used when some graphs are stacked together during a graph dis-
play, making them difficult to read.
Press the [+] [–] keys to change to [Autorange].
Press the [MENU] key to automatically change the range and offset value, and change the
screen to a display that is easier to read.
(However, because a range or an offset value has its limitations, if multiple signal waveforms are
being analyzed, there are cases in which the signal waveforms become stacked even if [Autor-
ange] is executed. If this occurs, reduce the number of signals to be analyzed by effecting the
signal change function.)
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Characters appearing in the
change mode display region:
Data monitor
● Range Change EA 924 1
Enables the amount of each cell of the vertical axis to be changed.

Press the [+] [–] keys to change to [Range C].
Press the [ ] [ ] keys to move the cursor to the name of the signal whose range you wish to
change.
Press the [+] [–] keys to change the range.
To display the range (the amount of each cell of the vertical axis), press the [MENU] key to
change from the analysis value display mode to the range/offset display mode ("ESPD" in the
graph above).
(Display mode change)
● Offset Change
Enables the offset value to be changed.
Press the [+] [–] keys to change to [GND Offset].
Press the [ ] [ ] keys to move the cursor to the name of the signal whose offset value you
wish to change.
Press the [+] [–] keys to change the offset value.
To display the offset value, press the [MENU] key to change from the analysis value display
mode to the range/offset display mode ("ESPD" in the graph above). (Display mode change)
● Graph Vertical Movement
Enables the graph position to be moved.
Press the [ ] [ ] keys to change the cursor to the change mode display region.
Press the [+] [–] keys to [POSITION].
Press the [ ] [ ] keys to move the cursor to the name of the signal whose graph position you
wish to move.
Press the [+] [–] keys to move the graph position.
● Display Mode Change
Enables the analysis value display and the range/offset display to be changed.
Press the [ ] [ ] keys to move the cursor to the name of the signal whose display mode you
wish to change.
Press the [MENU] key to change the display mode.
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(6) Functions Valid Only in the Hold Mode
The following are auxiliary functions that can be used in the hold mode:
● Manual scrolling Cursor Bar
● Automatic scrolling
● Jumping to the analysis starting or ending Data monitor
position Auxiliary
Function
● Jumping to the trigger position
Change
● Graph zooming in/out Region
● Screen hard copy
● Long time printing of graph
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● Manual Scrolling
Enables the cursor bar to scroll manually.
Press the [ ][ ] keys to scroll the cursor bar.
[ ]:left scroll
[ ]:right scroll
● Automatic Scrolling
Enables the cursor bar to scroll automatically.
Press the [ ] [ ] keys to move the cursor to the auxiliary function change region.
Press the [+] [–] keys to change to [←] or [→].
[←]:left scroll
[→]:right scroll
Press the [MENU] key to start the scrolling of the cursor bar.
Press the [MENU] key again to end the scrolling of the cursor bar.
● Indicating the analysis starting or ending position

Enables the cursor bar to indicate the analysis starting or ending positon.
Press the [ ] [ ] keys to move the cursor to the auxiliary function change region.
[|←]:Indicates the analysis starting position
[→|]:Indicates the analysis ending position.
Press the [MENU] key to enable the cursor bar to indicate the analysis starting position or the
analysis ending position.
● Indicating the trigger position

Enables the cursor bar to indicate the trigger position.
Press the [ ] [ ] keys to change the cursor to the auxiliary function change region.
Press the [+] [–] keys to change to [TRIG.].
Press the [MENU] key to enable the cursor bar to indicate the trigger position.
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● Graph Zooming In/Out
Enables the graph to be zoomed in or out.
Press the [ ] [ ] keys to change the cursor to the auxiliary function change region.
Press the [+] [–] keys to change to the desired zoom ratio among the following: [1/1], [1/2], [1/4],
[1/8], and [1/16].
Press the [MENU] key to enable the graph to zoom.
● Screen Hard Copy

Prints the graph displayed on screen.
Press the [ ][ ] keys to change the cursor to the auxiliary function change region.
Press the [+] [–] keys to change to [ ].
Press the [MENU] key to enable the printing of the screen hard copy.
● Long Time Printing of Graph

Prints from the cursor bar position to the end of data.
Press the [ ][ ] keys to move the cursor to the position from which you wish to start printing.
Press the [ ][ ] keys to move the cursor to the auxiliary function change region.
Press the [+] [–] keys to change to [ ].
Press the [MENU] key to print from the position of the cursor bar to the end of the analysis data.
1-2. Analysis Data Record ECU data monitor

During a hold on the analysis value screen, the [ ] of
[2. Save] described on page 57 changes to [●]. In this 1.Data monitor
state, selecting [2. Save] and pressing the [ENTER] key 2.Save
changes the screen to the analysis data record screen. 3.Call
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(1) To record: Save

Press the [+] key to change the screen to the data
Analysis data recording
title display screen.
Press the [ ] [ ] keys to move the cursor to the
numbers that you wish to record. (Maximum 3 data.)
Press the [ENTER] key to change the screen to the
data title input screen.
After inputting the title, press the [ENTER] key to No record:– Record:+
record onto the memory card. (Refer to the next E A92 44
page for the details on inputting a data title.)
(2) No record:
Press the [–] key.
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<Inputting Record Data>
The title input screen contains the four screens shown below. The title input screens can be changed
by pressing the [+] [–] keys.
From a title input screen, press the [ ][ ] and [ ][ ] keys to move the cursor to the charac-
ters that you wish to input.
Press the [SELECT] key to enter the character into the title display box. Selecting the [ ] symbol in
the title input screen will return one character of the password input character.
After completing the title input, press the [ENTER] key.
Save Save
Input title. Input title.
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Save Save
Input title. Input title.
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1-3. Record Data Call/Playback Call

This function calls out the data that has been recorded in
the analysis data recording process (page 66). 1.Corolla 1
2.Not found
To select data to be played back, press the [ ] [ ]
3.Not found
keys in the [MENU] to move the cursor to the data play-
back.
Press the [ENTER] key to change the screen to the title
display screen for the data that was recorded in the
analysis data recording process (page 66). EA 924 9
Press the [ ] [ ] keys to move the cursor to the title of the data that you wish to call out.
Press the [ENTER] key to verify that the record data has been called out.
As explained in the analysis value display process (on pages 62 to 66), the operation method while a
graph is being displayed, and the functions that are valid only in the hold mode are also applicable in
this function.
Press the [BACK] key to end the data playback.
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Applicable software: MAZDA ECD-V5 software
TOYOTA ECD-V3 ROM, V4, U2P software
SUZUKI ECD-V3 software
The data that is output by the computer can be monitored numerically or graphically. Also, it is possi-
ble to monitor only the data that is needed. The computer data that is being monitored can be
recorded at will, and the diagnostic codes or the instances of engine stalling can be recorded auto-
matically as triggers.
ADVICE
• If you return to the main menu and execute another function without saving the data (which
was recorded during Data Recording) onto the program card, the recorded data will be
erased. Therefore, if you need the recorded data, make sure to save it onto the program
card before performing another function.
• If the Data Monitor or Data Recording function is executed before selecting a computer
data, all the computer data that is output will be applicable for monitoring.
2-1. Data Monitor

This section describes the operations that should follow the selection of the "Data monitor" menu.
With any screen displayed, pressing the BACK key will bring you back to the screen that was dis-
played one step earlier while pressing the MENU key will bring you back to the menu on which you
selected the current item.
If the symbol appears in the upper right corner of the screen, it means that there are more lines to
be displayed: press the key to scroll the screen.
(1) System selection
• Use the and keys to move the cursor. Data monitor
• Move the cursor to the computer data item that you 1.ECD
wish to select so that it appears in reverse video, and
then press the ENTER key.
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(2) Computer data item selection
(Use the and keys to scroll one page at a E/G coolant temp.
time.) I-M absolute press
Engine speed
• Move the cursor to the computer data item that you
Vehicle speed
wish to select so that it appears in reverse video, and Intake air temp.
then press the SELECT key. C/C control speed
A figure indicating the number of selected data will E A 9251
appear on the left side of the screen.
• To deselect the selected data item, move the cursor to
that item so that it appears in reverse video, and press
the SELECT key.
The figure being displayed on the left side of the
screen will then disappear.
(3) Computer data monitoring

• To switch to the graphical display mode, press the Data monitor
SELECT key. THW -40 °C
• In the numerical display mode, the display patterns will MAP 225 kPaG
alternate as follows each time you press the menu ESPD 0 rpm
key. SPDI 0 km/h
THA -40 °C
CCSP 0 km/h
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Display patterns:
Japanese (3 items in single column) → English (10 items in single column)
↑ ↓
Abbreviation (6 items in single column) ← Abbreviation (10 items in two columns)
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(4) Graphical display
• To switch to the numerical display mode, press the Data monitor
SELECT key.
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<Operations in graphical display mode>

When you move the cursor to the mode display field,
you can select one of the following six modes:
1) Signal change mode Data monitor H
2) Frame change mode
3) Auto range mode
4) Range switch mode
5) Ground offset mode
6) Position mode
EA 925 4
The following describes each mode:
1) Signal change mode
Allows you to change the computer data items to be displayed:
• Use the and keys to move the cursor to the mode display field.
• Use the + and - keys to switch the mode name to "Signal change".
• Use the and keys to move the cursor to the computer data item name to be changed.
• Use the + and - keys to change the computer data item name to the one you wish to display.
Allows display patterns to be switched:
Pattern 1 Pattern 2
Data monitor H Data monitor H
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• Use the + and - keys to switch the mode name to "Frame change".
• Use the + and - keys to switch between Patterns 1 and 2.
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3) Auto range mode
In the auto range mode, the ranges and offset values can be adjusted automatically for easier
reading when two or more graphs are overlaid:
• Use the + and - keys to switch the mode name to "Auto range".
• Press the MENU key to automatically adjust the ranges and offset values.
Allows you to change the range value (value per height of a single square):
• Use the + and - keys to switch the mode name to "Switch range".
• Use the and keys to move the cursor to the name of the computer data item whose
range value you wish to change.
• Use the + and - keys to change the range value.
To display the range value for a certain data item, move the cursor to that item and press the
MENU key: the mode will switch from the measured value display mode to the range/offset
display mode.
Measured value display mode Range/offset display mode
Data monitor Data monitor
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Allows the ground offset value to be changed:
• Use the + and - keys to switch the mode name to "GND offset".
• Use the and keys to move the cursor to the name of the computer data item whose off-
set value you wish to change.
• Use the + and - keys to change the offset value.
To display the offset value for a certain data item, move the cursor to that item and press the
display mode.
6) Position mode
Allows the graph position to be moved:
• Use the + and - keys to switch the mode name to "Position".
graph position is to be changed.
• Use the + and - keys to change the graph position.
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2-2. Data Recording
This section describes the operations that should follow the selection of the "Data record" menu.
If the symbol appears iln the upper right corner of the screen, this means that there are more
lines to be displayed: press the key to scroll the screen.
(1) Manual
(a) System selection
• Use the and keys to move the cursor. Manual
• Move the cursor to the computer data item that 1.ECD
you wish to select so that it appears in reverse
video, and then press the ENTER key.
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(b) Computer data item selection
• Use the and keys to move the cursor. Data record (manual)
Engine speed
• Move the cursor to the computer data item that
Vehicle speed
you wish to select so that it appears in reverse Intake air temp.
video, and then press the SELECT key. C/C control speed
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will appear on the left side of the screen.
• To deselect the selected data item, move the cur-
sor to that item so that it appears in reverse video,
and then press the SELECT key.
The figure being displayed on the left side of
the screen will then disappear.
• When computer data item selection is finished,
press the ENTER key.
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(c) Available recording time display
• The screen displays the available recording time. Data record (manual)
• If the displayed recording time is acceptable, Max. recording duration:
press the + key. Approx. 71 sec
OK?
If the displayed recording time is too short or too
long, press the - key.
NG:– OK:+
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<Notes on available recording time>
The available recording time depends on the number of computer data items that are selected for
recording. The greater the number of selected data items, the shorter the recording time. The
smaller the number of selected data items, the longer the recording time.
The sampling time requirement depends on the number of selected data items as well as their
types. In most cases, however, the sampling time will be acceptably short if only up to three or
four data items are selected.
(d) Trigger position setup

• Using the + and - keys, adjust the position of the Data record (manual)
trigger point within the stretch of the recording
Trigger position
time.
• To confirm the trigger position, press the ENTER
key.
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<Notes on trigger>
The activation of the trigger terminates the recording process after a certain period of time. If "1.
Manual" is selected from the menu, the trigger will activate at the time the ENTER key is pressed.
The trigger position is the position of the trigger in relation to the beginning of the available
recording time. If the available recording time is 100 seconds, for example, setting the trigger
position value to 50 causes the recording to end upon the elapse of 50 seconds after activation of
the trigger: the 100 seconds of recording time will cover 50 seconds before and 50 seconds after
the activation of the trigger. Setting the trigger position value to 25 in the same example causes
the recording to end upon elapse of 75 seconds after activation of the trigger: the 100 seconds of
recording time will cover 25 seconds before and 75 seconds after the activation of the trigger.
(e) Activating trigger

• When an event you wish to investigate has Replay
occurred, press the ENTER key to activate the THW -40 °C
trigger and terminate the recording process. MAP 225 kPaG
• The recording process will end and the system ESPD 0 rpm
selection screen will reappear. SPDI 0 km/h
THA -40 °C
CCSP 0 km/h
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(2) Auto trigger
• Use the and keys to move the cursor. Auto trigger
you with to select so that it appears in reverse
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• Use the and keys to move the cursor. Data record (auto)
Engine speed
• Move the cursor to the computer data item that Vehicle speed
you wish to select so that it appears in reverse Intake air temp

and press the SELECT key.
(c) Trigger condition setup mode selection

• Use the and keys to select the simple or Data record (auto)
detailed trigger condition setup mode and press 1.Simple setup mode
the ENTER key to confirm your selection. 2.Detailed setup mode
Simple setup mode:
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Allows a change in the monitored computer

data to be defined as a trigger condition.
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(d) Simple setup mode
• Using the and keys, select the desired Trigger. condition set-
trigger activation condition and press the ENTER 1.Check engine lamp
key to confirm your selection. 2.DIAG code (ALL)
3.Engine stall
1. Check engine lamp.
Activates the trigger when the Check Engine
lamp is lit.
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Activates the trigger when a diagnosis code is
output.
3. Engine stall:
Activates the trigger when the engine stalls.
(e) Detailed setup mode: defining auto trigger recording mode start conditions
• Define the conditions that should start the auto Trigger start condition set
trigger recording mode.
• To confirm the defined conditions, press the
ENTER key.
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<Condition definition procedure>
Define the computer data related conditions. The OR and AND operators are available:
OR:The auto trigger recording mode starts when any of the defined conditions is fulfilled.
AND:The auto trigger recording mode starts when all of the defined conditions are fulfilled.
1) Computer data item name selection:
• Use the and keys to move the cursor to the computer data item name display field.
• Use the + and - keys to select a computer data item name.
2) Numerical value condition setup:
• Use the and keys to move the cursor to the numerical value condition display field.
• Use the + and - keys to set a value.
• Use the SELECT key to select ↑ ("or above") or ↓ ("or below").
3) Selecting OR or AND:
• Use the and keys to move the cursor to the OR/AND display field.
• Use the SELECT key to select OR or AND.
(f) Detailed setup mode: defining trigger activation conditions

• Define the conditions that should activate the trig- Trigger condition set-
ger.
ENTER key.
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Define the conditions that should activate the trigger. The OR and AND operators are available:
OR:The trigger is activated when any of the defined conditions is fulfilled.
AND:The trigger is activated when all of the defined conditions are fulfilled.
• In the setup of trigger activation conditions, not only the changes in the computer data but also
"engine stall" and "diagnosis code output" can be selected as conditions. To select "engine
stall" or "diagnosis code output", move the cursor to the corresponding field and press the
ENTER key.
(g) Trigger point setup

• Using the + and - keys, adjust the position of the Trigger condition setting
Trigger position
time. 50

key. 5 50 95
Trigger:+ – Setup:Enter
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(h) Available recording time display
• The screen displays the available recording time. Data record (snap shot)
OK?
NG:– OK:+
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(i) Trigger activation
• When the trigger activation conditions are fulfilled, Replay
the trigger activates automatically and the record- THW -40 °C
ing process terminates after a certain period of MAP 225 kPaG
time, the duration of which depends on the trigger ESPD 0 rpm
position setup. SPDI 0 km/h
THA -40 °C
• The recording process will end and the system
CCSP 0 km/h
selection screen will reappear.
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• To cancel the recording process and return to the
previous screen, press the BACK key.
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(3) Single
• Use the and keys to move the cursor. Single
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• Use the and keys to move the cursor. Data record (single)
Engine speed
video, and press the SELECT key. C/C control speed

(c) Maximum number of frames display

• The screen displays the maximum number of Data record (single)
frames available for the recording. No. of recordable frames:
• If the indicated number of frames is acceptable, 576
OK?
press the + key.
If the indicated number of frames is too small or
too large, press the - key.
NG:– OK:+
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<Number of frames>
A group of different computer data items recorded simultaneously at a single moment is called a
frame. If the cooling water temperature, engine speed, and ignition timing advance are recorded,
for example, a group of their values measured at a single moment constitutes a frame. The max-
imum number of frames, therefore, is the maximum number of such groups of values that can be
recorded. If the maximum number of frames is 100, up to a hundred groups of such values can
be recorded.
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(d) Recording a frame
• Press the + key to record a frame. Replay
• To return to the system selection screen, press E/G coolant temp.
the BACK key. 40 °C
I-M absolute press
225 kPaG
Engine speed
0 rpm
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(4) Snap shot
• Use the and keys to move the cursor. Snap shot
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• Use the and keys to move the cursor. Data record (snap shot)
Engine speed
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(c) Available recording time display

• The screen displays the available recording time. Data record (snap shot)
OK?
NG:– OK:+
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(d) Recording
• Press the + key to start the recording; press the - Replay
key to end the recording. When the recording THW -40 °C
ends, the system selection menu will reappear. MAP 225 kPaG
• If the available recording time is used up before ESPD 0 rpm
SPDI 0 km/h
the - key is pressed, the recording ends automati-
THA -40 °C
cally and the system selection menu reappears.
CCSP 0 km/h
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2-3. Data Replay
This section describes the operations that should follow the selection of the "Data replay" menu.
(1) Data replay (numerical display)
• The screen displays data recorded in the data record Replay
mode. E/G coolant temp.
To change the display pattern, press the MENU key. 40 °C
I-M absolute press
• To switch to the graphical display mode, press the 225 kPaG
SELECT key. Engine speed
• Use the and keys to feed the recorded data 0 rpm
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(2) Data replay (graphical display)

SELECT key.
• For details of the operations available in the graphical
display mode, refer to "Data monitor."
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<Graphical display support functions>
The following seven graphical display support functions are available. Note however, that they are
available only in the data replay mode.
1) Manual scroll Data monitor

2) Auto scroll
3) Jump to the beginning or end of record
4) Jump to the trigger position
5) Display scale change
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1) Manual scroll
Use the and keys to manually move the cursor bar position and scroll the graph.
key:scroll to left
key:scroll to right
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2) Auto scroll
To automatically move the cursor bar position with the effect of scrolling the graph, follow the
procedure below:
• Use the and keys to move the cursor to the support function selection field.
• Use the + and - keys to display ← or →.
←:scroll to left
→:scroll to right
• Press the MENU key to start moving the cursor bar position automatically with the effect of
scrolling the graph.
• To stop moving the cursor bar position, press the MENU key again.
To move the cursor bar to the beginning or end of a record, follow the procedure below:
• Use the + and - keys to display l ← or → l.
l ←:jump to the beginning of record
→ l:jump to the end of record
• Press the MENU key to move the cursor bar to the beginning or end of record.
To move the cursor bar to the trigger position, follow the procedure below:
• Use the + and - keys to display "Trigger."
• Press the MENU key to move the cursor bar to the trigger position.
To change the display scale factor, follow the procedure below:
• Ue the + and - keys to select one of the following as the desired scale factor: 1/1, 1/2, 1/4,
1/8, and 1/16.
• Press the MENU key to enable the selected scale factor.
6) Screen hard copy (requires the recommended printer set)
To print the screen, follow the procedure below:
• Use the + and - keys to display the following symbol:
• Press the MENU key to print the screen.

7) Continuous graph printing (requires the recommended printer set)
To print the graph from the cursor bar position to the end of a record, follow the procedure
below:
• Use the and keys to move the cursor bar to the position from which you wish to print
the graph.
• Press the MENU key to print the graph from the cursor bar position to the end of a record.
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2-4. Save
This section describes the operations that should follow the selection of the "Save" menu.
(1) Save confirmation
• Confirm or cancel the data saving. Save
• To save the recorded data, press the + key. Analysis data recording
• To exit without saving the recorded data, press the -
key.
– key:No record + key:Record

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(2) Record No. selection
• Use the and key to select the record number of Save
the data to be saved. 1.No record
(Up to three sets of recorded data can be saved.) 2.No record
3.No record
• Press the ENTER key to go to the record name entry
screen.
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(3) Record name entry
• Use the , , , and keys to select a desired Save
character and press the SELECT key to enter it. Enter title.
• To change the keyboard type, press the + or - key.
• To delete a single entered character, select from
the keyboard on the screen and press the SELECT
key.
• When entry of the record name is finished, select ↓ E A9 286
from the keyboard on the screen or press the ENTER

key.
(4) Saving record on program card

• This message appears twice while the recorded data Save
is being saved on the program card. Saving on memory card.
("Memory card" in the displayed message means the
program card.)
Caution:
Never remove the program card while the data is Do not remove memory card.
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being saved on it.
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• This message appears twice while the recorded data
Now accecsing to the card.
is being saved on the program card. Do not remove it!
• When the save procedure terminates, the ECU data
monitor menu will reappear.
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2-5. Call
This section describes the operations that should follow the selection of the "Call" menu.
(1) Call confirmation
• Data currently stored in the DST-1 memory will be Call
erased when data is retrieved from the program card. Data currently in memory will
Confirm or cancel the call (retrieval) procedure: be erased.
OK?
• To confirm retrieval of data from the program card,
press the + key.
• To exit without retrieving data from the program card,
press the - key. NG:– OK:+
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(2) Data selection

• Use the and key to select the data to be Data monitor
retrieved. 1.HD 12/1
If no data is recorded under a certain record number, it 2.No record
3.No record
will be indicated as "No record".
• Press the ENTER key to retrieve the selected data
from the program card.
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menu will appear.

• The screen displays the retrieved data. Replay
• For details of the operations available in the data THW -40 °C
replay mode, refer to "Data replay." MAP 225 kPaG
ESPD 0 rpm
SPDI 0 km/h
THA -40 °C
CCSP 0 km/h
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Applicable software: MITSUBISHI ECD-V3, V4 software
NISSAN ECD-U2P software
OPEL ECD-V5 software
The data that is output by the computer can be monitored numerically or graphically. Also, it is possi-
ble to monitor only the data that is needed. The computer data that is being monitored can be
recorded at will, and the diagnostic codes or the instances of engine stalling can be recorded auto-
matically as triggers.
ADVICE
• If you return to the main menu and execute another function without saving the data (which
was recorded during Data Recording) onto the program card, the recorded data will be
erased. Therefore, if you need the recorded data, make sure to save it onto the program
card before performing another function.
• If the Data Monitor or Data Recording function is executed before selecting a computer
data, all the computer data that is output will be applicable for monitoring.
3-1. Data Select

This section describes the operations that should follow the selection of the "Data Select" menu.
(1) Computer data item selection

Engine speed
• Move the cursor to the computer data item that you
Vehicle speed
wish to select so that it appears in reverse video, and Intake air temp.
then press the SELECT key. C/C control speed
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appear on the left side of the screen.
• To deselect the selected data item, move the cursor to
that item so that it appears in reverse video, and press
the SELECT key.
The figure being displayed on the left side of the
screen will then disappear.
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(2) Computer data monitoring
• To switch to the graphical display mode, press the Data monitor
SELECT key. THW -40 °C
• In the numerical display mode, the display patterns will MAP 225 kPaG
alternate as follows each time you press the menu ESPD 0 rpm
key. SPDI 0 km/h
THA -40 °C
CCSP 0 km/h
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Display patterns:
English (3 items in single column) → Abbreviation (10 items in single column)
↑ ↓
Abbreviation (6 items in single column) ← Abbreviation (10 items in two columns)
(3) Graphical display

SELECT key.
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<Operations in graphical display mode>

When you move the cursor to the mode display field,
you can select one of the following six modes:
1) Signal change mode Data monitor H
3) Auto range mode
6) Position mode
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The following describes each mode:
1) Signal change mode
Allows you to change the computer data items to be displayed:
• Use the + and - keys to switch the mode name to "Signal C.".
• Use the and keys to move the cursor to the computer data item name to be changed.
• Use the + and - keys to change the computer data item name to the one you wish to display.
Allows display patterns to be switched:
Pattern 1 Pattern 2
Data monitor H Data monitor H
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• Use the + and - keys to switch the mode name to "Frame C.".
• Use the + and - keys to switch between Patterns 1 and 2.
3) Auto range mode

In the auto range mode, the ranges and offset values can be adjusted automatically for easier
reading when two or more graphs are overlaid:
• Use the + and - keys to switch the mode name to "Autorange".
• Press the MENU key to automatically adjust the ranges and offset values.
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Allows you to change the range value (value per height of a single square):
• Use the + and - keys to switch the mode name to "Range C.".
range value you wish to change.
• Use the + and - keys to change the range value.
To display the range value for a certain data item, move the cursor to that item and press the
display mode.
Measured value display mode Range/offset display mode
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Allows the ground offset value to be changed:
• Use the + and - keys to switch the mode name to "GND off.".
• Use the and keys to move the cursor to the name of the computer data item whose off-
set value you wish to change.
• Use the + and - keys to change the offset value.
To display the offset value for a certain data item, move the cursor to that item and press the
display mode.
6) Position mode
Allows the graph position to be moved:
• Use the + and - keys to switch the mode name to "Position".
graph position is to be changed.
• Use the + and - keys to change the graph position.
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3-2. Trigger Analysis
This section describes the operations that should follow the selection of the "Trigger Analysis" menu.
If the symbol appears iln the upper right corner of the screen, this means that there are more
lines to be displayed: press the key to scroll the screen.
(1) Manual
(a) Computer data item selection
• Use the and keys to move the cursor. Data record (manual)
Engine speed
Vehicle speed

and then press the SELECT key.
(b) Available recording time display

• The screen displays the available recording time. Data record (manual)
• If the displayed recording time is acceptable, Recordable time is:
press the + key. 71 sec.

NG:– OK:+
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<Notes on available recording time>
The available recording time depends on the number of computer data items that are selected for
recording. The greater the number of selected data items, the shorter the recording time. The
smaller the number of selected data items, the longer the recording time.
The sampling time requirement depends on the number of selected data items as well as their
types. In most cases, however, the sampling time will be acceptably short if only up to three or
four data items are selected.
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(c) Trigger position setup
• Using the + and - keys, adjust the position of the Data record (manual)
Trig. pos.
time.
key.
Trigger:+ – Set:Enter
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<Notes on trigger>
The activation of the trigger terminates the recording process after a certain period of time. If "1.
Manual" is selected from the menu, the trigger will activate at the time the ENTER key is pressed.
The trigger position is the position of the trigger in relation to the beginning of the available
recording time. If the available recording time is 100 seconds, for example, setting the trigger
position value to 50 causes the recording to end upon the elapse of 50 seconds after activation of
the trigger: the 100 seconds of recording time will cover 50 seconds before and 50 seconds after
the activation of the trigger. Setting the trigger position value to 25 in the same example causes
the recording to end upon elapse of 75 seconds after activation of the trigger: the 100 seconds of
recording time will cover 25 seconds before and 75 seconds after the activation of the trigger.
(d) Activating trigger

• When an event you wish to investigate has
occurred, press the ENTER key to activate the THW -40 °C
trigger and terminate the recording process. MAP 225 kPaG
ESPD 0 rpm
SPDI 0 km/h
THA -40 °C
CCSP 0 km/h
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(2) Auto trigger

(a) Computer data item selection
• Use the and keys to move the cursor. Data record (auto)
Engine speed
you wish to select so that it appears in reverse Intake air temp

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(b) Trigger condition setup: defining auto trigger recording mode start conditions
• Define the conditions that should start the auto Trigger start condition
trigger recording mode.
ENTER key.
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Define the computer data related conditions. The OR and AND operators are available:
OR:The auto trigger recording mode starts when any of the defined conditions is fulfilled.
AND:The auto trigger recording mode starts when all of the defined conditions are fulfilled.
(c) Detailed setup mode: defining trigger activation conditions

• Define the conditions that should activate the trig- Trigger condition
ger.
ENTER key.
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Define the conditions that should activate the trigger. The OR and AND operators are available:
OR:The trigger is activated when any of the defined conditions is fulfilled.
AND:The trigger is activated when all of the defined conditions are fulfilled.
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(d) Trigger point setup
• Using the + and - keys, adjust the position of the Trigger condition
Trig. pos.
time. 50

key. 5 50 95
Trigger:+ – Set:Enter
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(e) Available recording time display

• The screen displays the available recording time. Trigger condition
• If the displayed recording time is acceptable, Recordable time is:
press the + key. 95 sec.

NG:– OK:+
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(f) Trigger activation

• When the trigger activation conditions are fulfilled,
the trigger activates automatically and the record- THW -40 °C
ing process terminates after a certain period of MAP 225 kPaG
time, the duration of which depends on the trigger ESPD 0 rpm
position setup. SPDI 0 km/h
THA -40 °C
• The recording process will end and the system
CCSP 0 km/h
selection screen will reappear.
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• To cancel the recording process and return to the
previous screen, press the BACK key.
(3) Data replay

This section describes the operations that should follow the selection of the "Data replay" menu.
(1) Data replay (numerical display)
• The screen displays data recorded in the data record Data replay
mode. E/G coolant temp.
To change the display pattern, press the MENU key. 40 °C
I-M absolute press
• To switch to the graphical display mode, press the 225 kPaG
SELECT key. Engine speed
• Use the and keys to feed the recorded data 0 rpm
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(2) Data replay (graphical display)
• To switch to the numerical display mode, press the Data replay
SELECT key.
• For details of the operations available in the graphical
display mode, refer to "Data Select."
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<Graphical display support functions>

The following seven graphical display support functions are available. Note however, that they are
available only in the data replay mode.
1) Manual scroll Data replay

2) Auto scroll
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1) Manual scroll
Use the and keys to manually move the cursor bar position and scroll the graph.
key:scroll to left
key:scroll to right
2) Auto scroll
To automatically move the cursor bar position with the effect of scrolling the graph, follow the
procedure below:
• Use the + and - keys to display ← or →.
←:scroll to left
→:scroll to right
• Press the MENU key to start moving the cursor bar position automatically with the effect of
scrolling the graph.
• To stop moving the cursor bar position, press the MENU key again.
To move the cursor bar to the beginning or end of a record, follow the procedure below:
• Use the + and - keys to display l ← or → l.
l ←:jump to the beginning of record
→ l:jump to the end of record
• Press the MENU key to move the cursor bar to the beginning or end of record.
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To move the cursor bar to the trigger position, follow the procedure below:
• Use the + and - keys to display "Trigger."
• Press the MENU key to move the cursor bar to the trigger position.
To change the display scale factor, follow the procedure below:
• Ue the + and - keys to select one of the following as the desired scale factor: 1/1, 1/2, 1/4,
1/8, and 1/16.
• Press the MENU key to enable the selected scale factor.
6) Screen hard copy (requires the recommended printer set)
To print the screen, follow the procedure below:
• Press the MENU key to print the screen.

7) Continuous graph printing (requires the recommended printer set)
To print the graph from the cursor bar position to the end of a record, follow the procedure
below:
• Use the and keys to move the cursor bar to the position from which you wish to print
the graph.
• Press the MENU key to print the graph from the cursor bar position to the end of a record.
(4) Data save

This section describes the operations that should follow the selection of the "Data save" menu.
(1) Save confirmation
• Confirm or cancel the data saving. Data save
• To save the recorded data, press the + key. Analysis data recording
• To exit without saving the recorded data, press the OK?
- key.
Save:+ Return:–
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(2) Record No. selection
• Use the and key to select the record number of Data save
the data to be saved. 1.No record
(Up to three sets of recorded data can be saved.) 2.No record
3.No record
• Press the ENTER key to go to the record name entry
screen.
Select: Setup:Enter
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(3) Record name entry
• Use the , , , and keys to select a desired Data save
character and press the SELECT key to enter it. Input the title.
• To change the keyboard type, press the + or - key.
• To delete a single entered character, select from
the keyboard on the screen and press the SELECT
key.
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from the keyboard on the screen or press the ENTER

key.
(4) Saving record on program card

• This message appears twice while the recorded data Data save
is being saved on the program card. Now accecing to the card.
Caution:
Never remove the program card while the data is
being saved on it.
Do not remove it!
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• This message appears twice while the recorded data

Now accecsing to the card.
is being saved on the program card. Do not remove it!
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3-3. Recorded Data Replay
This section describes the operations that should follow the selection of the "Recorded Data Replay"
menu.
(1) Data selection
• Use the and key to select the data to be Data monitor
retrieved. 1.HD 12/1
If no data is recorded under a certain record number, it 2.No record
3.No record
will be indicated as "No record".
• Press the ENTER key to retrieve the selected data
from the program card.
Select: Setup:Enter
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menu will appear.

• The screen displays the retrieved data. Data replay
• For details of the operations available in the data THW -40 °C
replay mode, refer to "Data replay." MAP 225 kPaG
ESPD 0 rpm
SPDI 0 km/h
THA -40 °C
CCSP 0 km/h
E A 9291
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4. General-Purpose Measurement
4-1. Digital Tester
The digital tester has the following 3 functions:
• Multimeter
Simultaneously performs 2-channel voltage measurement and 2-channel pulse measurement and
displays the results numerically.
The following selection of pulse measurement methods are available: frequency, cycle, Lo time, Hi
time, Lo ratio, and Hi ratio.
Threshold
Hi time (mS) Lo time (mS)
Cycle (mS)
1
• Frequency (Hz) =
Cycle
Hi time E A 9292
• Hi ratio (%) = x 100
Cycle
Lo time
• Lo ratio (%) = x 100
Cycle
• Ohmmeter
Performs 1-channel resistance measurement and displays the results numerically. Also, it sounds
the buzzer to indicate continuity if the resistance is less than 10Ω.
• Pulse output
This function outputs short pulse waves, such as when simulated vehicle speed input signals are
needed while the vehicle is stopped.
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(1) Multimeter
Connect the contact box to the "Voltage/Oscilloscope" connector of the diagnostic tester to mea-
sure voltage, and to the "Pulse" connector to measure pulse. To measure voltage and pulse
simultaneously, use 2 contact boxes and connect them to the respective connectors. Then, con-
nect measurement devices such as test leads to the contact boxes to measure the voltage and
pulse of the terminals.
Voltage measurement:
Input impedance : 2MΩ
Allowable input voltage: DC150V/1min
Pulse measurement:
Input impedance : 1MΩ
Allowable input voltage: AC100V
(a) Simultaneous 4-channel display

Simultaneously displays 4 channels, consisting of MULTIMETER
2 voltage channels and 2 pulse channels. [Select an item with ]
Volt. A AUTO +001. Mv
Volt. B AUTO -020. mV
Pulse. A AUTO 00000 Hz
Pulse. B AUTO 00000 Hz
EA 929 3
(b) Enlarged display

Displays each channel in an enlarged form. VOLTMETER A
E A 9294
(c) Frequency and cycle measurement

Displays the frequency and cycle of each pulse in Pulse Meter A: Frequency
an enlarged form.
E A9 295
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(d) Lo time and Hi time measurement
Displays the Lo time (when the signal is lower Pules Meter A: Low Time
than the threshold) and the Hi time (when the sig-
nal is higher than the threshold) of each pulse in
an enlarged form.
E A 9296
(e) Low ratio and Hi ratio measurement

Displays the Lo ratio (Lo time/cycle) and the Hi Pules Meter A: Low Ratio
ratio (Hi time/cycle) of each pulse in an enlarged
form.
E A9 297
(2) Ohmmeter
Connect the "Resistance/Vehicle Speed" connector OHMMETER
of the diagnostic tester to the contact box. Then,
connect measurement devices such as test leads to
the contact boxes to measure the resistance of the
terminals.
Allowed applied voltage: DC25V E A9 298
(3) Pulse output

Connect the "Resistance/Vehicle Speed" connector of the diagnostic tester to the contact box.
Pulses are then generated at the positive [+] and negative [-] terminals of the contact box. This
function can continue to output pulses while other measurements or functions are being per-
formed.
Output frequency: 2 ~ 2,000Hz

Allowable applied voltage: 25V
Allowable amperage: 10mA
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4-2. Oscilloscope
This function monitors the waveforms of the signals that are input into the "Voltage/Oscilloscope"
function of the diagnostic tester. This is a digital storage oscilloscope that can hold the desired wave-
form, and print it out.
Connect the contact box to the "Voltage/Oscilloscope" connector of the diagnostic tester. Then, con-
nect measurement devices such as test leads to the contact boxes to measure the output signals of
the terminals. Up to 2 channels can be measured simultaneously.
Input impedance: 2MΩ
Allowable input voltage: DC150V/1min
# 10 E A92 99 1Gt 1Gf EA 930 0
By changing the settings on the oscilloscope, a waveform that you wish to measure can be dis-
played. The following settings can be made on the DST-1:
(1) Time axis range selector

The range of the time axis (horizontal axis) can be changed from 1µs to 2s. When the time axis is
set to over 200ms, the oscilloscope operates in the roll mode so that the waveforms flow from the
right to the left of the screen.
500 µs EA 93 01 100 µs EA 930 2
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(2) Voltage axis range selector
The range of the voltage axis (vertical axis) can be changed from 20mV to 10V. A voltage axis
can be set to each channel.
SIG1:2V SIG2:10V E A9 304

SIG1:2V SIG2:2V E A 9303
(3) Holding a waveform

The display of a waveform can be held with the touch of a button.
Run mode EA 930 5 Hold mode E A93 06
(4) Moving the ground position

The ground position of each channel can be moved.
Ground
position
Ground
position
E A9 307 EA 930 8
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(5) Turning the waveform display ON/OFF
Although 2 channels are normally displayed, it is also possible to display (or delete) only the
waveform of one channel. However, it is not possible to delete both waveforms.
2-channel display E A9 309
1-channel display E A9 310
(6) Setting a trigger

A trigger is set to synchronize the signals. A trigger defines the reference signal, voltage, and
slope (ascending or descending).
Trigger slope
Trigger mode
Trigger source channel
Trigger level
Trigger level mark
Trigger position mark E A9 311
(7) AUTO mode

Displays the input signal as is. To monitor the waveforms when the cycle and the amplitude are
unknown, set the mode to AUTO.
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(8) NORM mode
Displays the waveform only when the specified trigger is detected. If the trigger is not detected,
the waveform that was detected previously will continue to be displayed.
Trigger E A 9312
(9) SINGL mode

Displays the waveform when the specified trigger is first detected, and automatically holds that
waveform. It will not display a waveform if the specified trigger is not detected.
STA IGt E A 9313
(10) Auxiliary functions

The oscilloscope has the following 7 auxiliary
functions:
CONTRAST
• CONTRAST: Adjusts the density of the screen CHANGE CURSOR
CURSOR OFF
display. POSITION 2/11
FREQUENCY OFF
• CHANGE CURSOR: Changes the distance PRINT SCREEN
SIGNAL NAME
between cursors.
• CURSOR ON (OFF): Displays the time
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between cursors.
• POSITION 2/11: Sets the position to which the
trigger is to be applied.
• FREQUENCY: ON (OFF): Displays the fre-
quency.
• PRINT SCREEN: Prints the screen.
• SIGNAL NAME: Applies signal names to channels 1 and 2 in order to distinguish the signals.
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DANGER . . . . . . . . . . Improper handling will cause imminent danger involving death

WARNING . . . . . . . . . . Improper handling could possibly lead to serious accidents

CAUTION . . . . . . . . . . Improper handling could possibly lead to injury or physical

Software for 1MB IC Card

Communication Cartridges Communication Cables

(3) Insert the CD-ROM in the PC.

(4) Insert the IC card in the DST-1.

(6) Press the [ ][ ] keys to move the cursor to

play the screen on the right.

(7) Execute "Download.exe" from the CD-ROM.

(8) When the PC monitor displays the screen shown

(10) The software is being downloaded correctly if

(11) When the downloading is completed, the PC moni-

(12) Turn OFF the power supply of the DST-1.

(a) Click the icon at the top left area of the

(b) When the screen appears as on the right,

(2) Version Information Display

(3) HELP File Display

Q 1 : The software does not start.

Q 2 : An error message appears when the start button is pressed.

Q 5 : The overwriting of the data takes too long.

Q 6 : The software does not recognize the COM port.

Q 8 : The message shows "File not found".

Q 9 : The message shows "Only refer to CD-ROM".

Q 10 : The message shows "File could not be found".

Q 11 : The message shows "Download files over".

Q 14 : The message shows "Communication error No. 102".

Q 15 : The message shows "S2VUP2.HEX is old version".

Q 16 : The message shows "S2VUP2.HEX is not found".

Q 17 : The message shows "Communication error No. 103".

Q 18 : The message shows "Communication error No. 104".

Q 19 : The message shows "Communication error No. 105"

Q 20 : The message shows “Net sent yet”.

Q 23 : The message shows "Communication error".

Q 24 : The message shows "Communication error No. 109".

Q 25 : The message shows "Wrong password".

1-1. Screen Display

1-2. Connector Diagram

Verify that there is no card in the card slot, and insert

*1. Cartridge replacement procedure:

3-1. Contact Box Connection

Contact Box Connection VEHICLE

Communication Cable AC Adapter Connection

3-2. Mini Printer Connection

1-2. Connection Method

1. Communication Cable 2. Cigarette Cable 3. Communication Cartridge

(2) Connecting to the Vehicle

● Do not drive the vehicle in this state.

1. Diagnosis code check

List of code names Code troubleshooting flowchart

(2) Diagnostic Code Check

(3) ECU Data Monitor

(4) ECD Troubleshooting

Signal Name Symbol Signal Name Symbol

(2) Connecting to the vehicle

(b) Connect the other end of the communication

(d) Turn the ignition switch to the ON position or

1. Basic check 1. Basic check (1) ECD