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JDIAG M100 Motorcycle Diagnostic Tool

JDIAG M100 Motorcycle Diagnostic Tool Moto Scanner Universal Motorcycle Scan Tool


M100 Moto Scanner is the new generation Handheld Motorcyle diagnostics tool, it covers virtually all major manufacturers' diagnostic functions. It helps the technician to diagnose problems and make repairs faster;many common procedures are written into the tool so the technician can follow them (injectors, ignition, coils, fuel pump, etc.).

It allows the technician to perform factory service procedures such as re-setting the service light, encoding keys, unlocking the immobilizer and configuring the immobilizer/alarm, making injection adjustments (COTrimmer), adjusting the throttle valve position sensor(TPS),re-setting auto adaptive parameters, and making idling adjustments.

The tool shows live data, displays ECUdata, reads stored faults(history) or live data (RPM,batteryvoltage,throttleangle).

Features:

1, Handheld operation, convenient and flexible to use
2, Support for SD cards to store data and upgrades,
3, Reserved CAN bus interface
4, 3.2-inch color screen, clear display.
6£¬Dynamic data with numerical and waveform.

Function:

1. Read system information
2. Read data stream
3. Read fault code
4. Erase fault code
5. Freeze data
6. CO idle speed adjustment
7. Actuators test
8. ABS system test
9. Trouble shooting guidance
10. Tire pressure system test
11. Anti-theft system test

Support Motorcycle list:     OBDII, AEON , APPRILA, BENELLI , HARTFORD, HONDA , KAWASAKI , KTM , KYMCO, PGO , PIAGGIO, SUZUKI, SYM, VESPA, YAMAHA.  etc

Support Multi Languages: English , Chinese, Thai, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Spanish
Specifications:

Power: DC10-15V
Operating Current: 250mA
Storage temperature: -10 C to 85 C
Operating temperature: 0 C to 70 C
Humidity: <90%
Upgrade Ports: USB port
Communication ports: COM port

Package Included:
1, Scan Tool  main unit
2, Test cables
3, USB Cable
4, User Manual
5, Protective ABS Toolbox

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