MUT-III Instruction Manual: Multi Use Tester III

Multi Use Tester III
MUT-III Instruction Manual

Preface
This instruction manual provides information about MUT-III functions, operating procedures and other
details.
An understanding of the functions and operating procedures for both the MUT-III system and the
Vehicle Communication Interface (referred to as V.C.I. hereafter) will allow users to perform precise and
efficient fault diagnosis for vehicle-mounted Electronic Control Units (referred to as ECU hereafter) that
can be serviced with the MUT-III.
Please ensure that this instruction manual is read completely prior to using the MUT-III system, as the
operating procedures may vary, depending upon the particular type of vehicle electronic control unit.
Please note that the information described within this manual may not be fully consistent with certain
products, due to specification changes or version upgrades.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Product Overview........................................................................................ 1

1-1. Precautions ...........................................................................................................................2
1-2. V.C.I. Exterior Diagram and Part Names...............................................................................3
1-3. Description and Usage of MUT-III Components....................................................................4
1-4. Harness Connection Procedures and Connection Order ......................................................6
1-5. Connection Harness and Vehicle Combinations ...................................................................7
Chapter 2 MUT-III Functions ........................................................................................ 8

2-1. Basic Functions.....................................................................................................................8
2-2. V.C.I. Function.......................................................................................................................8
Chapter 3 MUT-III Operating Procedures .................................................................. 10

3-1. Start-Up Procedures for PC and MUT-III System................................................................ 11
3-2. Description of Operating Screens .......................................................................................12
3-3. Description of Buttons on the Operating Screens ...............................................................13
3-4. Operating Procedures for the MUT-III System ....................................................................15
3-5. Shutdown Procedures for the PC and MUT-III System .......................................................17
3-6. Removing a memory card from PC ..................................................................................18
Chapter 4 Operating Procedures for Diagnostic Functions.................................... 19

4-1. Operating Procedures for Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) .............................................20
4-2. Operating Procedures for the Data List...............................................................................22
4-3. Operating Procedures for the Actuator Test ........................................................................32
Chapter 5 Operating Procedures for the Drive Recorder ........................................ 37

5-1. Recording with the Drive Recorder .....................................................................................38
5-2. Handling the Recorded Data...............................................................................................52
5-3. Analyzing Recorded Data....................................................................................................56
Chapter 6 Operating Procedures for Measurement Functions............................... 63

6-1. Operating Procedures for Measurement Functions ............................................................64
Chapter 7 Other functions.......................................................................................... 65

7-1 Operating Procedures for V.C.I. Stand-alone Diagnosis ......................................................67
7-2 Operating Procedures for the Engine VIN Writing................................................................71
7-3 Operating Procedures for Immobilizer Registration .............................................................72
7-4 Operating Procedures for Pulse Converter ..........................................................................75
7-5 Operating Procedures for the OBD-II Test Mode menu........................................................77
7-6 Operating Procedures for Air Suspension Calibration ..........................................................80
7-7 Operating Procedures for Language Switching....................................................................83
7-8 Operating Procedures for Writing Coding Data ....................................................................84
Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Measures..................................................................... 104

8-1. Troubleshooting Measures Classified by Symptom ..........................................................104
Chapter 9 Reference ................................................................................................. 106

9-1. V.C.I. Electrical Properties ................................................................................................106
Appendix ................................................................................................................... 107

<Glossary>...............................................................................................................................107
Revision history........................................................................................................ 109

For Your Safety
For Your Safety

To ensure proper use of this product and prevent personal injury and property damage, various graphic
displays are used in the user’s manual. The graphic displays and respective meanings are described
below.
Warning messages alert you to a procedure or practice which,

Warning if not followed correctly, could lead to death or serious injury.
Caution messages alert you to a procedure or practice which, if

Caution not followed correctly, could lead to serious injury and/or
property damage.
The symbol alerts you to a prohibited action.

Icon
Examples
The symbol alerts you to an action that must be enforced.
Warning
Drivers should not operate the unit while Do not plug in or unplug the power AC adapter with
driving. wet hands.
• Operating the unit while driving may result in • Doing so results in the risk of electric shock.
a traffic accident.
When using the cigarette lighter plug to supply Maximum voltage the V.C.I. can withstand is 40V.
power to the V.C.I. unit, be sure the power Do not use the V.C.I. on systems greater than the
voltage supplied is DC32V or less. 32-volt system mentioned previously.
• Applying a voltage greater than DC32V • Violating this requirement results in the risk of a
results in the risk of fire. ground fault, damage and/or electric shock.
• MUT-III as provided to dealers includes 12V
accessory / cigarette lighter plug adapter to
power MUT-III during extended test drives.
For Your Safety
Warning
The V.C.I. screen is liquid crystal display or Do not use the unit if the power AC adapter plug or
LCD. In the unlikely event that the display cord is damaged or plugging into the outlet is
breaks due to impact, do not let your skin come loose.
in contact with the LCD fluid. Use under such conditions may result in electric
If your skin comes in contact with the LCD fluid, shock, an electric short and/or fire.
wash your skin thoroughly with water. If skin
rash or abnormality occurs seek medical
attention from a doctor.
Be sure to hold the harness connector when Unplug the power AC adapter from the outlet when
disconnecting from the vehicle. Do not the unit is not in use.
disconnect the harness by pulling on the cord. Failure to do so may result in injury, burns, electric
Pulling the cord rather than the connector may shock caused by insulation deterioration, or fire
result in damage to the lead wire inside the due to a short circuit.
cord, thereby causing a short and possibly
starting a fire.
Warning
When the harness is connected to the V.C.I., be sure to check the
top and bottom of the connector and connect the harness
perpendicularly to the connector of the V.C.I.
Connecting at an angle may result in bending of the pins of the
connector.
Check for the secure connection of the harness before tightening of
the screw locks.
The bent pin may contact the connector case, thereby causing
an electric short which leads to damage to the V.C.I.
For Your Safety
Please Note
Do not expose the PC or V.C.I. to direct sunlight or high temperatures, or leave the unit in sun-heated
cars. Such action may result in system failure.
Store the PC and V.C.I. in a dry environment at room temperatures.
Moving the PC and V.C.I. to a location with a very different temperature and humidity than that of the
previous location may result in external or internal condensation. Caution is required.
Protect the PC and V.C.I. from exposure to elements such as rain, dirt, dust, food and liquids.
Be careful when handling the PC and V.C.I. Dropping the units may result in damage.
Do not expose either unit to engine oil, gasoline, antifreeze or battery acid. Also, do not clean the PC
or V.C.I. case using solutions such as thinner or benzene. Doing so may result in deterioration of the
case surface.
Prior to connecting the MUT-III main harness between the V.C.I. and vehicle, turn the IG switch to
OFF.
Connecting the V.C.I. harness with the IG switch ON may damage the V.C.I. programming.
Use only the power AC adapter included with the PC (or approved replacement), power cigarette
plug, other probes, main harness and other cables.
Use of unspecified parts may result in damage or malfunction due to excess voltage or insufficient
contact.
The LCD display of this unit turns off when the supplied voltage is less the DC 8V. This is not an error.
The power supplied should be from 8VDC to 32VDC.
Keep all V.C.I. connectors and openings away from dirt and static electricity. Exposure to dirt and
static electricity may result in malfunction and damage.
For Your Safety
Requirements for ECU data rewriting
The following requirements must be satisfied to perform ECU data rewriting.
ECU Requirements for rewriting (all must be satisfied) Error code *1
(1) Key switch ON Communication error (22)

Bosh
(2) Engine speed = 0 rpm
4M5 ECU
(3) Vehicle speed = 0 km/h
6M7 ECU
(4) Gear position: neutral or parking
(1) Key switch ON Communication error (22)
DENSO (2) Engine speed = 0 rpm
6M6 ECU (3) Vehicle speed ≦ 1 km/h
(4) Data writing not in progress
(1) On the MUT-III, select the write target system and Communication error (22)
press the write execution key. Diagnostic code
(2) Ignition switch: ON P1007 (ECU error)
(main power supply: higher than 4 V) P1009 (writing not complete)
(3) Auto cruise inoperative
MVCU
(4) SLD inoperative
(5) Vehicle speed: Less than 3 km/h
(6) Engine speed: Less than 400 rpm
(7) ECU power supply: Higher than 8 V
(both battery power and main power)
*1: Error code that is displayed on the MUT-III if an error occurs in the ECU during data rewriting.
As communication error is automatically displayed, the ordinary MUT-III diagnostic procedure is
necessary for the diagnostic codes.
Product Overview
Chapter 1 Product Overview
1-1. Precautions............................................................................................................................P.2
1-2. V.C.I. Exterior Diagram and Part Names ...............................................................................P.3
1-3. Description and Usage of MUT-III Components ....................................................................P.4
1-4. Harness Connection Procedures and Connection Order ......................................................P.6
1-5. Connection Harness and Vehicle Combinations .......................................................................P.7
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Precautions
1-1. Precautions
Service Work Precautions

• Be sure to follow all basic service work precautions when using MUT-III during vehicle inspection
and service work.
• For detailed information regarding service work precautions, refer to the service instruction manual
of each vehicle.
Work Precautions
• When performing vehicle inspection work at the work site with the engine running, either use an
exhaust gas discharger or ventilate the area sufficiently.
• When working on a vehicle, be sure to apply the parking brake and set wheel chocks in place to
prevent the car from moving.
Driving Precautions
• If you wish to use MUT-III while driving the target vehicle, first verify that all parts are properly
assembled.
• While driving, always have an assistant operate MUT-III.
• Be sure that the MUT-III maintenance harness and other cables will not interfere with driving.
• Install and remove the PC and V.C.I. with the vehicle parked, IG switch OFF.
PC Usage Limitations
Do Not Install Software on the PC

• The MUT-III PC is a special service tool. Do not install any software other than MUT-III software
provided by MMNA onto the unit. Installation of other software results in the risk of MUT-III system
failure.
• Any unauthorized software will not be supported. Technical support for units with unauthorized
software will be charged additional technical support fees to return the unit to its authorized state of
operation.
• All unauthorized software will be erased with each new upgrade.
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V.C.I. Exterior Diagram and Part Names
1-2. V.C.I. Exterior Diagram and Part Names

Part names for the main unit are shown in the figure below.
I/F Cartridge for Air Suspension ECU

(MH062924)
3 Harness, MUT-III TYPE-B

(MH062962)
2
5
4 ＦＵＳＯ
7
Harness, MUT-III TYPE-C
8 (MH062930)
Harness, MUT-III TYPE-E

(MH063661)
(MH063662) Only for Europe.
USB Cable (MH063668)
Sub harness for drive recorder

(MH063663)
Trigger Harness (MH063669)
Measuring Adapter (MH063670) Harness, MUT-III TYPE-D

(MH062951)
< Part Names >

1. I/F Cartridge Port 5. Power Switch
2. LCD Display Screen 6. Harness Port
3. Indicator Lamp 7. USB Port
4. Control Buttons < , , > 8. Trigger Port
(Used for V.C.I. stand-alone functions)
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Description and Usage of MUT-III Components
1-3. Description and Usage of MUT-III Components

(1) V.C.I. (MH062927)
Communications interface used for connecting the vehicle
ECU to a PC
1. When Connected to PC
• Provides ECU fault diagnosis (interactive fault
diagnosis)
2. V.C.I. Stand-Alone Usage (usage while disconnected
from PC)
• Drive recorder
The V.C.I. can be utilized, without modification, for both
12V / 24V vehicles.
(2) Harness, MUT-III TYPE-B (MH062962)

This harness is used to connect the V.C.I. to a vehicle.
Power can be supplied to the V.C.I. via the cigarette lighter
plug, depending upon the particular model of vehicle.
Refer to section 1-5 for connection of harness and vehicle
combinations.
(3) Harness, MUT-III TYPE-C (MH062930)

This harness is used for checking or data recording of the
Air Suspension ECU, manufactured by WABCO.
This harness is used with Air Suspension I/F Cartridge.
(4) Harness, MUT-III TYPE-D (MH062951)

This harness is used as an extension for TYPE-B/TYPE-E
harnesses.
(5) Harness, MUT-III TYPE-E

(MH063661)
(MH063662) Only for Europe.
This harness is used to connect the V.C.I. to a vehicle.
Refer to section 1-5 for connection of harness and vehicle
combinations.
Please refer to the service guide for each vehicle.
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Description and Usage of MUT-III Components
(6) Sub harness for drive recorder (MH063663)

This Sub harness is used with the Harness, MUT-III
TYPE-E (MH063661,MH063662) used for drive recorder
function.
(7) USB Cable (MH063668)

This harness is used to connect the V.C.I. to a PC.
(8) Trigger Harness (MH063669)

The button on this harness is used to generate manual
triggering for data acquisition during data recording, while
using the drive recorder function.
(9) Measurement Adapter (MH063670)

This adapter is used to connect the V.C.I. to the measuring
probes.
(10) Measuring Probes(MH063671)

The measuring probes are used with the voltmeter and
ohmmeter.
Either MUT-II accessory probes (MB991499) or
off-the-shelf probes can be utilized.
(11) I/F Cartridge for Air Suspension(MH062924)

This I/F Cartridge is used with the “TYPE-C harness” when
checking the Air Suspension ECU, manufactured by
WABCO
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Harness Connection Procedures and Connection Order
1-4. Harness Connection Procedures and Connection Order
To perform diagnostics, first connect the cabling by following the procedures described below.
[1] Restart the PC.
[2] Connect one end of the USB cable to the V.C.I.
[3] Connect the other end of the USB cable to the PC.
[4] Connect the MUT-IIIharness to the V.C.I.
[5] Connect the MUT-IIIharness to the vehicle’s diagnostic connector.
* To disconnect the cabling, reverse the above procedures:
[6] Turn the V.C.I. power switch ON and check to ensure that the indicator lamp, located in the
upper right corner of the LCD screen, illuminates in green.
[7] Start up the MUT-III system software on the PC and turn the vehicle ignition switch ON to
begin performing diagnostics.
* If the version of the V.C.I. software installed in the PC is different from the version of the
firmware within the V.C.I. itself, then a V.C.I. software version upgrade will be initiated. If a
version upgrade error occurs, restart the V.C.I. while simultaneously depressing the
button on the V.C.I., in order to resume diagnostic testing.
[1] [6] [7]

[3] [2] [4] [5]
<Connecting the USB Cable to the PC> <Connecting the Trigger Harness>
Connect the trigger harness to the

Open the lid covering the USB port, trigger port of the V.C.I.
which is located on the Right side of the
PC and indicated by the symbol. <Connecting the Measuring Adapter and Probes>
Plug the USB connector into the port.
Connect the Measuring Adapter to the V.C.I. trigger

port then connect the measuring probes to the
adapter, matching the color of each probe plug to
the appropriate color on the adapter jack.
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Connection Harness and Vehicle Combinations
1-5. Connection Harness and Vehicle Combinations

• Connect either a "TYPE-B" or “TYPE-C” or "TYPE-E " harness to the vehicle’s 16-pole / 12-pole
connector and perform fault diagnosis.
• A "TYPE-D" harness can be utilized as an extension for "TYPE-B / TYPE-E" harnesses.
• Use a combination of harnesses, either a "TYPE-B" or “TYPE-C” or "TYPE-E " (O), and either a
"TYPE-D" or “Drive recorder" (●), depending upon the performing operation.
Harness Name 01 02 03 04 05
Drive
TYPE-B TYPE-C TYPE-E TYPE-D
Vehicle recorder
~EURO3, ~EPA04, ~Taiwan 3rd terms O ●

EURO4~, EPA07~, Taiwan 4th terms~,
EURO3(Limited country*1)~
O ● ●
Equipped with Air Suspension
O
manufactured by WABCO
*1 : Thailand, Chile
Harness Name Appearance
01 TYPE-B
MH062962
02 TYPE-C
MH062930
03 TYPE-E
MH063661
MH063662(Only for Europe.)
04 TYPE-D
MH062951
05 Drive recorder
MH063663
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Basic Functions / V.C.I. Function
Chapter 2 MUT-III Functions

2-1. Basic Functions
• The MUT-III can be utilized for all types of vehicle electronic control units (incorporating the
diagnostics function).
• The MUT-III reads each diagnostic code and displays it as a name.
• Using serial communications, the MUT-III reads the RAM data (data list) within the ECU that is
required for servicing, thus enabling the display of both graphs and numeric values converted to
physical quantities. (Only for ECUs that support serial communications.)
• The MUT-III can forcibly drive or forcibly stop the actuators required for servicing. (Only for
ECUs that support serial communications.)
• Using its voltage measuring function, the MUT-III can measure DC voltage ranging from +/-40Ｖ.
• Using its resistance measuring function, the MUT-III can measure resistance ranging from 0 ~
100kOhm.
2-2. V.C.I. Function

<Using the V.C.I. with a PC>
2-2-1. Fault Diagnosis
The V.C.I. can perform fault diagnosis by receiving
commands from a PC and communicating with a vehicle
ECU.
*The buttons on the V.C.I. will not function while it is
connected to a PC.
[Start-up Screen]
• The screen to the left will be displayed when the USB
cable is connected to the main unit.
The direction of signal flow between the PC and the V.C.I.
will be indicated by an arrow, such as [P->V] or [P<-V].
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Basic Functions / V.C.I. Function
<Using the Stand-Alone V.C.I.>

2-2-2. Measurement Functions: Voltmeter / Ohmmeter
The V.C.I. can read voltage / resistance values that are
applied to its trigger port, displaying these numeric values
on its LCD screen.
(1) Connect the Measuring Adapter to the V.C.I. trigger port
then connect the measuring probes (MB991499, etc.) to
the adapter, matching the color of each probe plug to the
appropriate color on the adapter jack.
(2) Connect the vehicle to the V.C.I. using the appropriate
harness, then turn the V.C.I. power switches ON.
(3) Press the button to select either the Voltmeter or the
Ohmmeter from the main menu (refer to the photo at left)
then press the button to perform the measurement.
<For Your Reference>

• DC voltages ranging from +/-40V can be measured.
• Resistance values ranging from 0 ~ 100kOhm can be
measured.
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MUT-III Operating Procedures
Chapter 3 MUT-III Operating Procedures
3-1. Start-Up Procedures for PC and MUT-III System................................................................... P.11
3-2. Description of Operating Screens ..........................................................................................P.12
3-3. Description of Buttons on the Operating Screens ..................................................................P.13
3-4. Operating Procedures for the MUT-III System

3-4-1. Selecting Desired Functions.......................................................................................P.15
3-4-2. Help Screen Functions ...............................................................................................P.16
3-4-3. Displaying the Instruction Manual...............................................................................P.16
3-5. Shutdown Procedures for the PC and MUT-III System

3-5-1. Shutdown Procedures for the MUT-III System ...........................................................P.17
3-5-2. Shutdown Procedures for the PC ...............................................................................P.17
3-6. Removing a memory card from PC

3-6-1. Removal Procedures for a memory card from PC......................................................P.18
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Start-Up Procedures for PC and MUT-III System
3-1. Start-Up Procedures for PC and MUT-III System
[PC Start-Up]
Power up the PC.
Wait for the Windows operating system to
start up.
For more detailed PC operating instructions,

please refer to the instruction manual
included with the PC.
[Entering User Name / Password]
Once Windows is running, the logon
dialogue will be displayed.
Enter both the user name and the password
to logon as an administrator, then select the
"OK" button.
[MUT-III Start-Up]
Once the desktop screen is displayed,
touch the "FUSO MUT-III" icon, which is
located on the desktop, twice quickly.
This action will start MUT-III.
[Enlarged View
of Icon]
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Description of Operating Screens
3-2. Description of Operating Screens
<Start-Up Screen>
This button is used to activate the Fault

Diagnostics System. Refer to section
3-4 for operating procedures.
Service Guide Display

Additional functions will be included
later.
This button is used to shut down the

MUT-III System.
Refer to section 3-5 for operating
This button is used to view the MUT-III procedures.
Instruction Manual on the PC.
Refer to section 3-4-3 for operating
procedures.
<System Selection Screen>
On the system selection screen,

different main item categories can be
viewed by selecting the different tabs,
located at the top of the screen.
<Diagnostic Screen>
This screen displays titles for 3

hierarchies, in order to allow the user to
understand which operation is currently
running in each system.
Selecting a different tab from the upper
part of the screen will not change the
title displayed.
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Description of Buttons on the Operating Screens
3-3. Description of Buttons on the Operating Screens

The names and functions for the button icons are as follows:
Button Image
Button Name Button Function
Except
English
English
Main menu Returns the screen to the main menu.
Return Home Returns the screen to the start screen.
Return one level Returns the screen to the upper layer screen.
Print screen Print the screen image.
Help Displays online help.
OK or YES Determines an outcome.
Cancel Cancels the operation or closes the screen.
Select drive Select drive
Select folder Select folder
View vehicle information Displays vehicle information.
Select item Select an item.
Item group registration Item group is registered.
Item group clearance Registered item group is cleared.
Item sort Sorts a chosen item.
View text Displays text.
View graph1 Displays four items on four graphs.
View graph2 Displays (overwrites) four items on one graph.
Change time scale Changes the graph display time scale.
Change data scale Changes the graph display time scale.
File save Sets extraction conditions and saves the extracted data
in a file.
Save to HDD Save to Hard drive.
Delete file Deletes files.
Alphanumeric input screen Opens the alphanumeric input screen.
Print of the data Print of the data.
Displays troubleshooting Displays a troubleshooting
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Description of Buttons on the Operating Screens
Button Image
Button Name Button Function
Except
English
English
1/3 Change of function button
(1/3 display)
View V.C.I. Displays a list of V.C.I.
Regeneration data Regeneration data.
Data transfer Transmits the data of the selected block to the PC.
Open setting screen (PC) Opens the setting screen used to record information
on the PC.
Open setting screen (V.C.I.) Opens the setting screen used to record information
on the V.C.I..
Manual trigger Generates a manual trigger.
Trigger point data Jumps to the trigger point.
Data Retrieval Opens the search condition settings screen.
Data extraction settings Opens the extraction condition (data) screen.
Time setting Opens the extraction condition (time) screen.
Add Adds items.
Correlation chart Opens the correlation chart settings screen.
Distribution map Opens the distribution chart settings screen.
Pause Pause
Record finish Record finish
Trigger setting Trigger setting
Systems select Systems select.
Exhaust Exhaust
Air intake Air intake
4 button Shows an enlarged view of the

4 buttons.
Front/Rear change Front/Rear change
Esc ESC Key function of V.C.I.
Enter Enter Key function of V.C.I.
Down arrow Down arrow Key function of V.C.I.
Zero point calibration Corrects the measurement function.
DTC erasing The function of the dtc erasing
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Operating Procedures for the MUT-III System
3-4. Operating Procedures for the MUT-III System

3-4-1. Selecting Desired Functions
(1) Select the Diagnosis button, which is located on the right
side of the screen.
(2) Select the System Select button from the function

selection menu.
Select the icon to return to the initial screen.
(3) From the system selection menu select the desired button
to choose the particular system to be diagnosed.
Each system is classified into 3 groups, "POWERTRAIN",
"UNDER CAR" and "BODY." To change the group, select
the desired tab, located in the upper area of the screen.
(4) If “ENGINE” is selected, the screen shown in the figure to

the left will appear.
The functions available for diagnosis are then displayed as
buttons.
<Note>
Certain diagnostic functions may not be available, even
though the buttons are displayed, depending upon the
particular ECU utilized in the vehicle to be diagnosed.
(5) If “Self-Diagnostic” is selected, the screen shown in the

figure to the left will appear.
The Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) are acquired
through automatic communication with the vehicle ECU.
For information about the Diagnostic Trouble Code function,
refer to "4-1. Operating Procedures for Diagnostic Trouble
Codes."
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Operating Procedures for the MUT-III System
3-4-2. Help Screen Functions

(1) The button is used to display the help screen that
corresponds to the screen currently displayed.
(2) This screen contains brief explanations for both the screen
displays and the button functions, for use as a reference.
Select the scroll buttons, located on the right hand side of
the screen, to scroll the screen up or down.
3-4-3. Displaying the Instruction Manual

Select the Instruction Manual (PDF) button located at the
bottom left of the screen shown in section 3-5-1 (1). If a
“bookmarked tab” is selected, located on the left hand side
of the screen, the screen shown in the figure to the left will
appear. Selecting one of the bookmarked items will cause
the screen to jump to the corresponding page. If the +
symbol on the bookmark is selected, lower hierarchies will
be displayed and made available for selection.
Select the button, located in the upper right corner of
the screen, to close the instruction manual.
If the "Page" tab, located on the left hand side of the screen,
is selected, a screen will appear that displays smaller
thumbnail images of pages, as shown in the figure to the
left. Among the page thumbnail images shown, the
specific section currently being displayed appears bordered
by a red frame.
Select the button, located in the upper right corner of
the screen, to close the instruction manual.
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Shutdown Procedures for the PC and MUT-III System
(3) While the instruction manual is open, the display can be

switched between the MUT-III system and the instruction
manual by selecting the task bar icon, located at the
bottom of the screen.
This function facilitates MUT-III operation, as it allows the
user to make simultaneous reference to the instruction
Task Bar Icon manual.
3-5. Shutdown Procedures for the PC and MUT-III System

3-5-1. Shutdown Procedures for the MUT-III System
Return to the MUT-III start-up screen by selecting either the
icon or the icon, then touch the Exit button,
located in the bottom right corner of the screen.
3-5-2. Shutdown Procedures for the PC

(1) After confirming that MUT-III has been shut down, touch
the [Start] button, located in the bottom left corner of the
screen and select [Shut Down].
(2) Select [Shut down] by touching the button then select

the OK button.
(3) After the PC has been shut down, the power indicator on
PC will no longer be illuminated.
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Removing a memory card from PC
3-6. Removing a memory card from PC

3-6-1. Removal Procedures for a memory card from PC
Before you remove the memory card, make sure to perform
the following procedures to stop the memory card, if the
data has been transferred between PC and memory card.
(1) Before you remove the memory card, double-click the icon
for removal of adaptor displayed on the bottom-right corner.
Double click here
(2) Select [PCMCIA IDE/ATAPI Controller] or the other

appropriate device, then press Stop button.
(3) Verify the contents of the selection, then press OK button.
(4) After displayed the message “The device can now be

safely removed from the system”, push the lever on the
side of PC m-card slot and remove the memory card.
Caution:
Do not remove the memory card away unless complete
above method or turn off the PC.
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Operating Procedures for Diagnostic Functions
Chapter 4 Operating Procedures for Diagnostic Functions
4-1. Operating Procedures for Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs)

4-1-1. Reading Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) ...............................................................P.20
4-1-2. Interactive Diagnosis ..................................................................................................P.20
4-1-3. Displaying Prior Diagnostics.......................................................................................P.21
4-1-4. Deleting DTCs ............................................................................................................P.21
4-1-5. Displaying Freeze Frame Data...................................................................................P.21
4-2. Operating Procedures for the Data List

4-2-1. Displaying the Data List..............................................................................................P.22
4-2-2. Saving and Regenerating the Data List......................................................................P.25
4-2-3. Displaying the Data List Saved Previously .................................................................P.25
4-2-4. Group registration ........................................................................................................P.28
4-2-5. Other Functions ..........................................................................................................P.30
4-3. Operating Procedures for the Actuator Test

4-3-1. Operating Procedures for the Actuator Test ...............................................................P.32
4-3-2. Simultaneously Displaying the Actuator Test and Data List........................................P.32
4-3-3. Displaying the Data List Saved Previously .................................................................P.35
4-3-4. Other Functions ..........................................................................................................P.35
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Operating Procedures for Diagnostic Functions
4-1. Operating Procedures for Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs)

4-1-1. Reading Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs)
After the DTCs are read, the results are displayed.
Select the DTC Procedures From Service Manual button
to Interactive diagnosis -> Go to section 4-1-2.
Select the Confirmed/Stored DTCs button to display the
Pending DTCs and Confirmed/Stored DTCs screen.
-> Go to section 4-1-3.
Select the Diagnostic Trouble Code Erasing button to
delete the DTCs.
-> Go to section 4-1-4.
Select the Freeze Frame Data button to display the freeze
frame data. -> Go to section 4-1-5.
4-1-2. Interactive Diagnosis

(1) Select the diagnosis code to repair and select the
DTC Procedures From Service Manual button.
(2) Confirm whether the vehicle of diagnosis being performed

corresponds to the information on the Confirm Vehicle
Information screen.
<Note>
Entering Service manual (shop manual) screen, be sure to
confirm whether the vehicle of diagnosis being performed
corresponds to the information on the Confirm Vehicle
Information screen.
If MODEL on screen doesn’t correspond to the vehicle,
click the button and clear the vehicle information by
the button, then reselect it.
(3) The Service manual (shop manual) Data of diagnosis code

being selected is displayed.
Start repairing by following the displayed Service manual
(shop manual) and go to next procedure by selecting either
the icon or icon.
When a screen is sent vertically and horizontally, select the
buttons. Completing the repair, select
the button at the bottom left of the screen to return to
Self-Diagnostic screen.
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Operating Procedures for Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs)
4-1-3. Displaying Pending DTCs and Confirmed/Store

DTCs
Both pending DTCs and Confirmed/Stored DTCs can be
acquired and displayed simultaneously.
--- Select this button to return to section 4-1-1.
--- Select this button to display the service guide.
--- Select this button to delete DTCs.
4-1-4. Diagnostic Trouble Code Erasing

A dialogue requesting confirmation of DTC deletion will be
displayed.
--- Select this button to delete the DTC that is
currently displayed.
--- Select this button to cancel the delete operation
and return to section 4-1-1.
4-1-5. Displaying Freeze Frame Data

Both DTCs and Freeze Frame Data can be acquired and
displayed simultaneously.
The DTCs that caused freeze frame data to be stored will
be displayed.
--- Select this button to return to section 4-1-1.
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Operating Procedures for the Data List
4-2. Operating Procedures for the Data List

4-2-1. Displaying the Data List
(1) Select item group
Select the desired item group to be displayed.
--- Text View: refer to section (2).
--- Screen will return to the calling screen.
--- Registered select group is cleared.
--- Group Registration: refer to section 4-2-4.(1).
--- Select display item: refer to section (5).
(2) Text View

When the number of items displayed must be reduced or
when the order in which items are displayed must be
changed, use the button to forward to the item
selection screen: refer to section (4).
--- Graph View 1: refer to section (2).
--- Graph View 2: refer to section (3)
--- Text View
--- Select this button to move forward to the display
screen showing the final gear ratio setting and
tire information refer to section 4-2-4.(4).
<Note>
The order in which items are displayed can be changed:
refer to section 4-2-4.(1).
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(3) Graph View 1

--- Graph View 1 (The graph height area will
change in accordance with the number of items
displayed. For example, if 3 items are
displayed, the graph height area will be divided
into 3.)
--- Graph View 2 (overlay graph view): refer to
section (3).
--- Text View: refer to section (1).
--- Save and regenerate Data List: refer to section
4-2-2.(1).
--- Change time scale
--- Change data scale
--- Graph View pause / resume: refer to section
4-2-4.(3).
--- Select display item: refer to section (4).
--- Switch displays of individual function button (1/3
view)
view)
view)
--- Select this button to move forward to the display
screen showing the final gear ratio setting and
tire information refer to section 4-2-4.(4).
<Note>
• The order in which items are displayed can be changed:
• The data range can be changed to user-specified values:
(4) Graph View 2

The buttons available for use with Graph View 2 are the
same as those used for Graph View 1.
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(5) Select Display Item Group

Select the group of items to be displayed and touch the
button.
(6) Select Item

Items can be moved back and forth by using either the
button or the button as necessary.
The item order can be changed by the following procedure:
Temporarily return items that were once moved from the
Selected Items to the Selectable Items list, back to the
Selected Items list; change the position of the desired
items; then move the items back to the Selectable Items
list.
--- Touch this button to insert all the items from the
Selectable Item list into the desired positions on the
Selected Item list. Please note that voltage values
cannot be moved.
--- Touch this button to insert the item currently chosen
from the Selectable Item list into the desired
position on the Selected Item list.
--- Touch this button to move the item currently chosen
from the Selected Item list to the very bottom
position on the Selectable Item list.
--- Touch this button to move all the items from the
Selected Item list to the very bottom of the
Selectable Item list.
--- Touch this button to change the order of items on
both the Selectable Item list and the Selected Item
list, in accordance with the specified default setting.
<Note>
In the event that no items are chosen as Selected Items,
then all items will be displayed, except for voltage values.
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4-2-2. Saving and Regenerating the Data List

(1) If the button is selected during the Data List graph
operation, only the data for the items currently displayed in
the graph will be saved.
A prompt will be displayed to confirm the regeneration of
saved data.
--- OK: go to section (2).
--- Cancel: the data will not be regenerated and the
screen will return to the Data List display.
(2) Regenerating Saved Data

The data saved immediately after the recording will be
displayed.
The display format can be changed by using the following
buttons:
--- Graph View 1
--- Graph View 2 (overlay graph view)
--- Text View
<Note>
• The data range can be changed to user-specified values
while the graph is displayed: refer to section 4-2-4.(2).
4-2-3. Displaying the Data List Saved Previously

(1) In order to display the previous Data List, select:
Special Function from the function selection menu screen,
then select Drive Recorder -> Display Data.
For this operation, the V.C.I. does not need to be
connected to the vehicle.
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(2) Regenerated File List

Select the desired data to display from the regenerated file
list, then touch the button to view the text data.
Also, press the and buttons to view the graph
data.
--- Text View: go to section (3).
--- Graph View 1: go to section (4).
--- Edit Recording Information
--- Display V.C.I. Data
--- Delete Regenerated File
--- Save Regenerated File
<Note>
The name of the file currently displayed is composed of SD
(DR) + date + time. The time at which data was
downloaded into the PC is used as a reference. The most
recent data is displayed first.
DR : files saved via the Drive Recorder.
SD : files saved via the Data List.
(Including the Data List saved via the actuator test.)
(3) Text View

The data recorded via the Data List recording operation will
be displayed as text.
--- Select Item
--- Set Data Extraction Condition
--- Set Data Searching Condition
--- Jump to Triggering Point
--- Set Correlation Chart
--- Set Distribution Chart
view)
view)
view)
<Note>
The order in which items are displayed can be changed:
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(4) Graph View 1

The data recorded via the Data List recording operation will
be displayed in the form of a graph.
The points currently displayed are indicated by pink dotted
lines. During recording, the section where Graph View is
paused will be indicated by a solid black line.
--- Graph View 1 (The graph height area will change
in accordance with the number of items displayed.
For example, if 3 items are displayed, the graph
height area will be divided into 3.)
--- Select Item
--- Set Data Extraction Condition
--- Set Correlation Chart
--- Set Distribution Chart
--- Change Time Scale
--- Change Data Scale
view)
view)
view)
<Note>
(5) Graph View 2

<Note>
For more information about handling the recorded data,
please refer to section "5-3. Analyzing Recorded Data."
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4-2-4. Group registration

(1) Group registration
Up to 5 new groups, which is the combination of
user-specified items, can be registered.
Click button after selecting the line (No.4 – No.8)
to be registered as group.
--- Registered group is cleared.
--- Group registration: go to section （2）
--- Select display item: refer to section 4-2-1(6).
<Note>
• Registered contents can be corrected if you press
the button after selecting the registered item group.
• Registered item group can be used for [Displaying the
Data List Function], [the Actuator Test Function
(simultaneously displaying the Data List)] and [Drive
recorder Function (selecting the recorded item)].
(2) Input Item Group Name
Enter up to 16 characters of group name to be registered.
--- OK: go to section （3）.
--- Cancel: go to section （1）.
<Note>
As the PC keyboard is connected, the information may be
entered either directly from the PC keyboard or from the
keyboard shown on the screen.
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(3) Selecting registered item

Pressing the button moves desired items to be
registered as a group, to the Selected item list.
After you press the button, Item group is registered,
then the screen returns to section （1）.
<Note>
Selected Item list.
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4-2-5. Other Functions

(1) Changing the Ordering of Items
The order in which items are displayed on the Data List
screen can be changed. This function is available for Text
View, Graph View 1 and Graph View 2.
The displayed item order can be changed while the Data
List is continuously displayed. (Graph View will be reset.)
Keep one item fixed by touching the area indicated by the
item names, then change the order of the other items by
scrolling non-selected items that are not fixed, using the up
and down scroll buttons. Touch the item again to cancel
the selection.
This function cannot be utilized in Graph View during the
selection of the data range display area, using the data
range change function. (Functions such as: Select Item /
Cancel / Scroll, cannot be utilized.)
(2) Changing the Data Range

Select the item for which the data range must be changed
by touching the screen.
Once the selected item becomes highlighted in yellow,
numeric values can be entered.
Methods for entering values --- PC input or scroll button
input
If a PC is used to enter values, enter user-specified values
using the keyboard and either press the [Enter] key or
touch the graph. This action will cancel the input state
and will finalize the changed data range.
The and scroll buttons can also be used to change
the data range. The button will make a full-scale +5%
change toward the default data range and the button
will make a change of -5%. Each time the values are
changed, the data range change is finalized.
(3) Pausing for Graph View

If the button is touched while the Data List is displayed
as a graph, then Graph View will pause temporarily. If the
button is touched again, Graph View will resume.
The section where the Graph View was temporarily paused
will be indicated on the graph by a solid black line.
While Graph View is paused, the data recording function
will not operate.
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(4) Setting the Final Gear Ratio and Displaying Tire

Information.
Enter the final gear ratio.
This screen is displayed only for certain vehicle models,
when the system "transmission" has been selected.
Enter the final gear ratio using either the numeric buttons
located on the right side of the screen, or using the
keyboard.
After entering the final gear ratio, touch the button to
finalize the entered values.
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Operating Procedures for the Actuator Test
4-3. Operating Procedures for the Actuator Test

4-3-1. Operating Procedures for the Actuator Test
(1) Driving the Actuator
--- Touch this button to drive the actuator selected
from the Actuator Test Ref.
--- Touch this button to stop the actuator.
<Caution>
As this function forcibly drives or stops the actuator,
always use additional care when performing these
procedures and ensure that all safety measures are
implemented.
In addition, check to ensure that all cabling and
harnesses are connected properly, prior to performing
this operation.
4-3-2. Simultaneously Displaying the Actuator Test and

Data List
(1) Selecting item group
Touching the Data List (Text) button or
the Data List (Graph) button on the screen shown in
section 4-3-1.(1) will cause the item group selection screen
to be displayed.
Selected the item group of the Data List to be displayed.
--- OK : go to section (2)/(3)
--- Cancel : go to section 4-3-1.(1)
--- Group registration:
refer to section P.26 [4-2-4.(1) Group registration]
--- Selecting item group to be displayed. :
go to section (5)
(2) Simultaneous Display with Data List (Text View)

Touching the Data List (Text View) button on the screen
shown in section 4-3-1.(1) will cause both the Actuator Test
Ref screen and the Data List Text View screen to be
from the Actuator Test Ref.
--- Touch this button to select the item to be
displayed from the Data List: go to section (4).
<Note>
The order in which Data List items are displayed can be
changed: refer to section 4-3-4.(1).
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(3) Simultaneous Display with Data List (Graph View)

Touching the Data List (Graph View) button on the screen
shown in section 4-3-1.(1) will cause both the Actuator Test
Ref screen and the Data List Graph View screen to be
from the Actuator Test List.
--- Change time scale
--- Change data scale
--- Touch this button to select the item to be
displayed from the Data List: go to section (4).
--- Graph View Pause: refer to section 4-3-4.(3).
--- Save Data List: touch this button once to save the
data list currently displayed. No dialogue boxes
or messages will be displayed to confirm the save
operation.
<Note>
• The item names selected from the Actuator Test Ref are
recorded as recording information for the file in which the
Data List has been saved.
(4) Select Display Item Group

Select the group of items to be displayed from the Data List
and touch the button. -> go to section (5).
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(5) Select Item

list.
Selected Item list. Please note that voltage values
cannot be moved.
<Note>
In the event that no items are chosen as Selected Items,
then all items will be displayed, except for voltage values.
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4-3-3. Displaying the Data List Saved Previously

In order to display the previous Data List, select:
Special Function from the function selection menu screen,
then select Drive Recorder -> Display Data.
<Note>
For the procedure used to display the saved Data List,
refer to "4-2-3. Displaying the Data List Saved
Previously."
4-3-4. Other Functions

(1) Changing the Ordering of Items
The order in which items are displayed on the Data List
screen can be changed. This function is available for Text
View and Graph View.
The displayed item order can be changed while the Data
List is continuously displayed. (Graph View will be reset.)
Keep one item fixed by touching the area indicated by the
item names, then change the order of the other items by
scrolling non-selected items that are not fixed, using the up
and down scroll buttons. Touch the item again to cancel
the selection.
This function cannot be utilized in Graph View during the
selection of the data range display area, using the data
range change function. (Functions such as: Select Item /
Cancel / Scroll, cannot be utilized.)
(2) Changing the Data Range

Methods for entering values : PC input or scroll button input
using the keyboard and either press the [Enter] key or
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(3) Pausing for Graph View

If the button is touched while the Data List is displayed
as a graph, then Graph View will pause temporarily. If the
button is touched again, Graph View will resume.
The section where the Graph View was temporarily paused
will be indicated on the graph by a solid black line.
While Graph View is paused, the data recording function
will not operate.
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Operating Procedures for the Drive Recorder
Chapter 5 Operating Procedures for the Drive Recorder
There are 2 methods used for recording data with the drive recorder:
[1] Method in which data recording is performed using a stand-alone V.C.I..
[2] Method in which data recording is performed using a PC, displaying data.
The sampling rates / times for each of the above methods are shown in the table below.
The most appropriate recording method can be selected to suit the particular application.
[1] Recording Using a Stand-Alone V.C.I. [2] Recording onto a PC
Sampling Rate Fast Slow
Sampling Time Short Long
5-1. Recording with the Drive Recorder

5-1-1. Recording with the Stand-Alone V.C.I. .......................................................................P.38
5-1-2. Recording with the PC................................................................................................P.43
5-1-3. Recording by Using the Previous Settings .................................................................P.49
5-1-4. Group registration ........................................................................................................P.50
5-2. Handling the Recorded Data

5-2-1. Transferring Recorded Data from the V.C.I. to the PC ...................................................P.52
5-2-2. Regenerating the Recorded Data .................................................................................P.53
5-2-3. Deleting / Saving the Recorded Data ............................................................................P.54
5-2-4. Loading Recorded Data ...............................................................................................P.55
5-3. Analyzing Recorded Data

5-3-1. Regenerating Recorded Data .......................................................................................P.56
5-3-2. Extracting / Searching the Recorded Data ....................................................................P.59
5-3-3. Displaying the Correlation Chart / Distribution Chart .....................................................P.60
5-3-4. Item Order Change Function ........................................................................................P.62
5-3-5. Data Range Change Function ......................................................................................P.62
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Recording with the Drive Recorder
5-1. Recording with the Drive Recorder

5-1-1. Recording with the Stand-Alone V.C.I..
(1) Select the recording settings using the stand-alone V.C.I.
Use the PC to select the drive recorder settings, such as
the items to be recorded and the triggering method.
Change the main category by selecting the tab located on
the upper side of the screen and selects the system on
which drive recording will be performed.
The procedures used for setting up the Drive Recorder for
the engine system are explained in this section.
Select the ENGINE button.
(2) Select Function

Select the Drive Recorder button.
(3) Select Drive Recorder Function

Select the Record button from the Drive Recorder menu
screen.
(4) Select Triggering Method

Select the triggering method.
Manual Trigger --- Touch this button for manual triggering.
-> go to section (6).
Diagnosis Code Trigger --- Touch this button for triggering
upon the occurrence of user-specified DTCs. -> go to
section (5).
(5) Select Diag. Trigger

Select the item to be used as a trigger key and touch the
button.
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(6) Item Group Selection

Select the Group for Recording Items.
--- OK : go to section (7)
--- Group registration : refer to 5-1-4.(1).
(7) Select Recording Items

The Display Item list for the Data List will be displayed.
Select the items to be recorded.
--- Touch this button to insert the item currently
chosen from the Selectable Item list into the
desired position on the Selected Item list.
--- Touch this button to move the item currently
chosen from the Selected Item list to the very
bottom position on the Selectable Item list.
Recording Selection Item list to the very bottom of
the Selectable Item list. (The selected position
and items are fixed.)
--- V.C.I. Settings -> go to section (8).
--- Sort: Touch this button to change the order of
items on both the Selectable Item list and the
Recording Selection Item list, in accordance with
the specified default setting.
<Note>
A maximum of 16 items can be chosen as Recording
Selection Items.
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(8) V.C.I. Recording Settings

Click the recording area on the V.C.I. to select it. Use the
buttons to select the sampling
interval and the percentage distribution before and after
triggering.
--- Data display: go to section (9).
<Note>
8 recording areas can be selected. Also, contiguous
areas can be selected.
Selected recording areas will be displayed in green.
If the V.C.I. does not have any space for recording areas,
touch the button. Delete the recorded data from the
V.C.I. display screen.
The sampling interval indicates the time interval between
each recorded data sample of an item. Sampling interval
settings can be selected from: 0 sec (fastest) / 1 sec / 10
sec / 1 min.
When any sampling interval setting is selected, other than
the fastest interval, the available recording time will be
displayed. Please note that this available time is only an
estimate obtained by calculation, thus may differ from the
actual amount of recording time available.
The triggering distribution ranges from 0:100 ~ 100:0 in
increments of 1%.
(9) Display V.C.I. Data

The settings will be displayed for each item, for data
recorded in the selected V.C.I. recording areas.
--- Touch this button to delete V.C.I. recording data:
the selected V.C.I. recording data will be deleted.
--- Touch this button to return to the settings screen:
go to section (8).
(10) Enter Recording Information

Enter up to 50 characters of recording information (memo),
which can be used as a reference after recording.
--- OK
<Note>
• Reference information, such as vehicle model name and
diagnostic system name, should be entered.
• As the PC keyboard is connected, the information may be
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(11) Recording Settings List

Recording settings can be confirmed with this function.
Touch the button to confirm the items to be measured
on the Recording Item list screen. -> go to section (12).
--- OK : go to section (13).
(12) Recording Item List

Touch the button to display the settings for data
recording. -> go to section (11).
(13) Confirm Transfer

A message will be displayed requesting confirmation to
transfer settings.
--- Cancel : go to sections (11) / (12).
(14) Transfer Settings

Settings are now being transferred to the V.C.I. Please
wait for a moment until the transfer has completed.
Upon transfer completion, a dialogue box will appear, that
states "Transfer of Settings Completed."
<Note>
If recording operations must be performed immediately
after the transfer of setting has completed, unplug the USB
cable while keeping the V.C.I. switch in the ON position.
If only the settings operations must be performed and if
recording operations are to be performed later, then first
turn the V.C.I. switch off, then unplug the USB cable.
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(15) When Performing Manual Triggering

Connect the trigger harness to the V.C.I. trigger port, as
necessary.
In the event that manual triggering must be generated
during the recording operation, either press the button on
the trigger harness or press the button on the V.C.I.
(16) Start Recording

Upon the start of recording, the V.C.I screen will appear as
shown to the left. If the ignition switch is not ON, perform
one of the following operations to initialize communications:
turn the ignition switch ON or turn the V.C.I. power switch
ON after starting the vehicle engine. The recording
operation will then start after communication initialization.
<Note>
The [numeric value] shown on the V.C.I.'s LCD screen
displays the number of the recording area for the Drive
Recorder within the V.C.I.
(17) Triggering
Manual triggering can be initiated by pressing either the
button located on the trigger harness, or the button.
Once triggering has occurred, the letter "T" will be
displayed on the screen. Data produced subsequent to
triggering will be recorded.
When using Diag. Trigger, triggering will be initiated
automatically upon the occurrence of specified DTCs.
(18) End Recording

Regardless of the triggering method, whenever the
recording operation must be stopped, data recording can
be stopped by pressing the V.C.I.’s button.
After recording, both the vehicle harness and the trigger
harness can be detached after the V.C.I. has been turned
OFF.
If triggering is not initiated, data will not be recorded.
(19) For confirmation of recorded data, please refer to "5-2-1.

Transferring Recorded Data from the V.C.I. to the PC."
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Caution
In case of using the software version FMS-E05-* or FMS-E06-*, it rarely happens the following
troubles if VCI is not used for a prolonged period.
- Drive recorder data stored in VCI can not be deleted.
- Drive recorder data cannot be recorded.
To prevent these troubles, please move the drive recorder data from VCI to PC after having finished
recording.
If you run into the above troubles, please contact the sole distributors of Mitsubishi Fuso.
These trouble may not happen on the software FMS-E07-* and after.
5-1-2. Recording with the PC

(1) The PC can be used to select the recording settings.
Use the PC to select the drive recorder settings, such as
the items to be recorded and the triggering method.
Change the main category by selecting the tab located on
the upper side of the screen and selects the system for
which drive recording will be performed.
The procedures used for setting up the Drive Recorder for
the engine system are explained in this section.
Select the ENGINE button.
(2) Select Function

Select the Drive Recorder button.

Select the Record button from the Drive Recorder menu
screen.
(4) Select Triggering Method

Select the triggering method.
Manual Trigger --- Touch this button for manual triggering.
Diagnosis Code Trigger --- Touch this button for triggering
upon the occurrence of user-specified DTCs. -> go to
section (5).
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(5) Select Diag. Trigger

Select the item to be used as a trigger key and touch the
button. -> go to section (6).
(6) Item Group Selection

Select the Group for Recording Items.
--- OK : go to section (7)
--- Registered group is cleared
--- Group registration : refer to 5-1-4.(1).
(7) Select Recording Items

The Display Item list for the Data List will be displayed.
Select the items to be recorded.
Recording Selection Item list to the very bottom of
the Selectable Item list. (The selected position
and items are fixed.)
--- PC Settings -> go to section (8).
--- Sort: Touch this button to change the order of
items on both the Selectable Item list and the
Recording Selection Item list, in accordance with
the specified default setting.
<Note>
A maximum of 16 items can be chosen as Recording
Selection Items.
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(8) PC Recording Settings

"Normal Mode" is used as the setting for PC recording.
The display format setting used during the recording
operation is the data display format.
Set the sampling interval using the buttons.
--- Select the display format during the recording
operation (either Graph View or Text View) by
marking the appropriate selection ( ).
--- OK -> go to section (10).
--- Select Graph View item -> go to section (9).
(Only when Graph View has been selected as the
display format.)
<Note>
• The sampling interval indicates the time interval between
each recorded data sample of an item. Sampling
interval settings can be selected from: 0 sec (fastest) / 1
sec / 10 sec / 1 min.
• When any sampling interval setting is selected, other than
the fastest interval, the available recording time will be
displayed. Please note that this available time is only an
estimate obtained by calculation, thus may differ from the
actual amount of recording time available.
• The Graph View item list will be displayed when "Graph
View" is selected as the display format for the recording
operation.
• The name of the file currently displayed is composed of
DR + date + time. The time at which data was
downloaded into the PC is used as a reference.
• DR: files saved via the Drive Recorder.
(9) Select Graph View Display Item

Select the desired item to display as a graph from among
the selectable items.
Only the items selected will be displayed as graphs.
Although other items will not be displayed, the data has
been recorded.
desired position on the Graph View Item list.
chosen from the Graph View Item list to the very
bottom position on the Selectable Item list. (The
selected position and items are fixed.)
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(10) Enter Recording Information

Enter up to 50 characters of recording information (memo),
which can be used as a reference after recording.
<Note>
• Reference information, such as vehicle model name and
diagnostic system name, should be entered.
• As the PC keyboard is connected, the information may be
(11) Recording Settings List

Recording settings can be confirmed with this function.
Touch the button to confirm the items to be measured
on the Recording Item list screen. -> go to section (12).
--- OK -> go to sections (13) / (14).
(12) Recording Item List

The row items to be displayed in graph format during the
recording operation will appear with the background
highlighted in yellow, under the [Item Name] column.
(Only when Graph View has been selected as the display
format for the PC Recording Settings operation.)
Touch the button to display the settings for data
recording. -> go to section (11).
--- OK -> go to sections (13) / (14).
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(13) Recording Screen (If Text View is Selected)

If Text View is selected, on the screen shown in section (8),
data will be acquired / displayed as text and will be
simultaneously saved in a file.
16 text items can be displayed simultaneously.
--- Touch this button to end data recording: go to
section (15).
If 0 points of data are recorded: go to section (16).
--- Touch this button for manual triggering (Note
that if Diag. Trigger has been selected as the
triggering method, this operation will not function.)
--- Touch this button to pause the Data List display.
To resume display, touch this button again.
The data recording operation will continue, even if
Data List display is paused.
<Note>
• Even if triggering occurs, the recording operation will
continue until the button is touched.
• Once the recording screen is displayed, the amount of
available PC hard disc space will be checked. If 100 MB
or less space is available, a message will be displayed
and the recording operation will be canceled.
• Once 20,000 data points have been recorded, a message
will be displayed and the recording operation will end. (If
the sampling interval is 1 second, then 1 data point will be
recorded each second. Therefore, when converted to
time, approximately 5.5 hours are required to record
20,000 data points. If the sampling interval is 10 seconds,
the time conversion will be approximately 55 hours. If
the sampling interval is 1 minute, the time conversion will
be approximately 333 hours.)
• In the event that an error occurs during the data recording
operation, all data recorded up until the time of the error
will be saved.
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(14) Recording Screen (When Graph View is Selected)

4 items are displayed simultaneously as graphs. Items
that are not displayed on the screen are also recorded.
The buttons available for use with this function are the
same as those used for Text View.
<Note>
The occurrence of triggering is indicated by a solid red line.
If the pause button is touched, a solid black line will be
displayed on the graph.
(15) Save Recorded Data

If the button is touched, in the procedures described
in either section (13) or (14), data will be saved and a
dialogue will appear to confirm the completion of the data
save operation.
Once data has been saved, the display will return to the
Drive Recorder menu screen.
(16) No Recorded Data

If no recorded data is present, a dialogue will appear to
confirm whether the recording operation should be ended.
--- OK
Go to the fault diagnosis menu (once the button is
selected).
Go to either section (13) or (14) (once the button is
selected).
Go to section (3) (once the button is selected).
--- Touch this button to cancel: return to either section
(13) or (14) and resume the recording operation.
(16) For the procedure used to confirm the data after the
recording operation, refer to "5-2-2. Regenerating the
Recorded Data."
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5-1-3. Recording by Using the Previous Settings

(1) The previous recording settings can be restored to
re-record data under the same conditions as those used for
the previous data file.
Select the
Record (Read Setting Condition) button from the Drive
Recorder menu screen.
(2) Select the data for which settings must be restored, from
the Setting Conditions File list.
After displaying the Setting Conditions File list, the
recording conditions can be reset.
--- OK
When displaying the data recorded with the
stand-alone V.C.I.:
-> go to section 5-1-1.(7).
When displaying data recorded with the PC.
-> go to section 5-1-2.(7).
--- Touch this button to return 1 level: go to section
(1).
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5-1-4. Group registration

(1) Group registration
Up to 5 new groups, which is the combination of
user-specified items, can be registered.
Click button after select the line (No.4 – No.8) to be
registered as group.
--- Group registration: go to section (2)
<Note>
• Registered contents can be corrected if you press
the button after selecting the registered item group.
• Registered item group can be used for
[Displaying the Data List Function],
[the Actuator Test Function(simultaneously displaying the
Data List)] and
[Drive recorder Function (selecting the recorded item)].
(2) Input Item Group Name

Enter up to 16 characters of group name to be registered.
--- Cancel: go to section (1).
<Note>
As the PC keyboard is connected, the information may be
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(3) Selecting registered item

Pressing the button moves desired items to be
registered as a group, to the Selected item list.
After you press the button, Item group is registered,
then the screen returns to section (1).
<Note>
Selected Item list.
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Handling the Recorded Data
5-2. Handling the Recorded Data

5-2-1. Transferring Recorded Data from the V.C.I. to the PC
(1) Data recorded in the V.C.I. can be transferred to the PC.
Connect the V.C.I. to the PC using the USB cable.
Select Data Display from the Drive Recorder menu.
When transferring V.C.I. data by selecting the Drive
Recorder from within the Special Function menu, it is not
necessary to connect the V.C.I. to the vehicle.

Select the Display V.C.I. Data button from the
function buttons on the Regenerated File List.
(3) Display V.C.I. Data

The conditions of the V.C.I. recording areas can be
displayed. Drive Recorder data recorded in the V.C.I. can
be transferred to the PC. As well, the data within the V.C.I.
can be deleted.
Touch the button after selecting the data to be
transferred.
Touch the button to delete the data.
(4) Confirm V.C.I. Data Transfer

--- Cancel: go to section (3).
(5) V.C.I. Data Transfer Status

Data is now being transferred from the V.C.I. to the PC.
Please wait for a moment.
Upon completion of data transfer, a message will be
displayed requesting confirmation to delete the data in the
V.C.I..
Follow the instructions.
After data has been transferred, the screen will return to
section (3).
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5-2-2. Regenerating the Recorded Data

To display recorded data after recording using the Drive
Recorder, select the Data Display button.
When displaying recorded data by selecting the Drive

Also, touch the and buttons to view the graph
data.
The background color of the selected file row will change.
<Note>
The name of the file currently displayed is composed of DR
(SD) + date + time. The time at which data was
DR: files saved via the Drive Recorder.
SD: files saved via the Data List.
(3) For more information about the procedure used to check

regenerated files, please refer to "5-3. Analyzing Recorded
Data."
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5-2-3. Deleting / Saving the Recorded Data

Select the Data Display button.
When displaying the recorded data by selecting the Drive
In order to save the data, insert removable media into the
PC.
(2) Deleting Regenerated Files

Mark the check box, then touch the button to delete
the data. (Multiple files can be marked.)
<Note>
Move the curser onto the check box and click. This action
will cause the mark to appear. (To select)
The mark will disappear if the check box is clicked
again. (To cancel)
A confirmation dialogue will be displayed after the delete
button is touched. Follow the instructions.
(3) Saving Regenerated Data

Mark the check box beside the file to be saved then touch
the button. (Multiple files can be marked.)
<Note>
The mark will disappear if the check box is clicked again.
(To cancel)
If removable media is not present in the PC, files will not be
saved.
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(4) Select the Save Drive for Regenerated Files

The drive selection screen will be displayed. Select the
save destination drive.
Touch the button to save the file to the removable
media.
<Note>
Prior to saving data, insert a PC memory card or other type
of removable media, into the PC. If using a PC memory
card, first open the card slot cover, which is located on the
side of the PC, then insert the card.
Please note that PC memory cards are not provided with

the product and must be obtained separately.
Caution
Never remove the PC memory card while data is being
saved, as the data may become corrupted.
5-2-4. Loading Recorded Data

(1) Regenerated files that have been saved on removable
media can be loaded into the PC.
After selecting the Special Function button from the
function selection menu screen, select the Drive Recorder
button to display the screen shown to the left.
Select the Data Storing button.
(2) Load Data

Data recorded on removable media can be loaded into the
PC.
Select the removable media that holds the saved data and
touch the button.
<Note>
If the removable media has not been inserted into the PC,
an error message will be displayed.
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Analyzing Recorded Data
5-3. Analyzing Recorded Data

5-3-1. Regenerating Recorded Data
(1) Select the Data Display button from the Drive Recorder
function menu. To display data without connecting the V.C.I.
to the vehicle, select Special Function from the function
selection menu screen, then select Drive Recorder.

Also, touch the and buttons to view the graph
data.
<Note>
The name of the file currently displayed is composed of DR
(SD) + date + time. The time at which data was
DR: files saved via the Drive Recorder.
SD: files saved via the Data List.
(3) Text View

The data recorded via the Drive Recorder recording
operation will be displayed as text.
Triggering points are displayed in red font.
--- Select Item: go to section (7).
--- Set Data Extraction Condition: go to section 5-3-2.(1).
--- Set Data Searching Condition: go to section 5-3-2.(3).
--- Save Regenerated File: go to section (6).
--- Set Correlation Chart: go to section 5-3-3.(1).
--- Set Distribution Chart: go to section 5-3-3.(2).
--- Switch displays of individual function button (1/3 view)
<Note>
The order in which items are displayed can be changed
(refer to section 5-3-4).
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(4) Graph View 1

The data recorded via the Drive Recorder recording
operation will be displayed in the form of a graph.
The points currently displayed are indicated by pink dotted
lines. Trigger points are indicated by solid red lines.
During recording, the section where Graph View is paused
will be indicated by a solid black line. The section where
Graph View has resumed will be indicated by a solid gray
line.
--- Graph View 1 (The graph height area will change
in accordance with the number of items displayed.
For example, if 3 items are displayed, the graph
height area will be divided into 3.)
--- Select Item: go to section (7).
--- Set Data Extraction Condition: go to section 5-3-2.
(1).
--- Save Regenerated File: go to section (6).
--- Set Correlation Chart: go to section 5-3-3.(1).
--- Set Distribution Chart: go to section 5-3-3.(2).
--- Change Time Scale
--- Change Data Scale
<Note>
• The order in which items are displayed can be changed
• The data range can be changed to user-specified values
(5) Graph View 2

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(6) Save Regenerated File

Recorded data that is currently displayed will be saved in
the PC.
Data that has been reduced via extraction can also be
saved.
File names will consist of the original data file name + a
letter (a, b, ~ z).
(7) Select Display Item

Items to be displayed can be selected using this function.
Items can be selected by moving them back and forth
using either the button or the button.
list;
Selectable Item list into the desired positions on
the Selected Item list.
both the Selectable Item list and the Selected
Item list, in accordance with the specified default
setting.
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5-3-2. Extracting / Searching the Recorded Data

Recorded data can be extracted and searched under
user-specified conditions. Data can also be reduced and
marked for reference. The time range or threshold value of
items can be specified as data extraction / search conditions.
(1) Set Data Extraction Condition
Edit the item conditions, under the Edit Conditions column,
then touch the button to add the item to the extraction
conditions. Up to 8 conditions can be specified for data
extraction.
After specifying the extraction conditions, touch the
button and only data that matches the specified extraction
conditions will be displayed.
--- Set Time Extraction Conditions -> go to section
(2).
--- Touch this button to delete the selected extraction
conditions.
<Note>
Numeric values can be entered using either the keyboard
or the buttons located on the right side of the screen.
(2) Set Time Extraction Conditions

After setting the upper and lower time range limits for the
desired data, touch the button and only data that
matches the specified extraction conditions will be
displayed.
<Note>
When both the data extraction conditions and the time
extraction conditions have been specified, data will be
extracted via AND processing.
(3) Set Data Searching Condition (Only for Text View Screen)
Edit the item conditions, under the Edit Conditions column,
and then touch the button to add the item to the
search conditions. Up to 8 conditions can be specified for
data searching.
After specifying the search conditions, touch the
button. The * symbol will then be displayed in the
confirmation column, directly beside data that matches the
search conditions, on the text display screen shown in
section 5-3-1.(3).
--- Set Time Searching Condition -> go to section (4).
--- Touch this button to delete the selected search
conditions.
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(4) Set Time Searching Condition

After setting the time range for the desired data to search,
ouch the button. The * symbol will then be
displayed in the confirmation column, directly beside data
that matches the search conditions, on the text display
screen shown in section 5-3-1.(3).
<Note>
When both the Data Searching Conditions and the Time
Searching Conditions have been specified, data will be
searched via AND processing.
<Information About Setting the Conditions>

• Item Name: use to select the items for which conditions
are to be specified.
• Threshold Value: a value that can be used as a standard.
• UP: specification of a condition that has a value greater
than the threshold value.
• DOWN: specification of a condition that has a value less
than the threshold value.
• Level: all data that matches the specified conditions.
• Edge: data that is at the point where its status changes,
from not matching the specified conditions, to
matching the specified conditions.
5-3-3. Displaying the Correlation Chart / Distribution Chart

(1) Set Correlation Chart
Touch the button to display the correlation chart, after
first specifying the time range for the subject data, as well
as the item names and display ranges for each data group.
Analog data and voltage data can be plotted on the
correlation chart.
Subject item 1 will be plotted on the vertical axis of the
correlation chart and subject item 2 will be plotted on the
horizontal axis of the correlation chart.
• Time Range: time range for the data to be plotted.
• Subject Item 1: item plotted on the vertical chart axis.
• Data Range 1: range of data for the item plotted on the
vertical axis.
• Subject Item 2: item plotted on the horizontal chart axis.
• Data Range 2: range of data for the item plotted on the
horizontal axis.
<Note>
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(2) Correlation Chart

Recorded data is displayed in the form of a correlation
chart under the specified conditions.
--- Touch this button to return to the Set Correlation
Chart screen: go to section (1).
(3) Set Distribution Chart

Touch the button to display the distribution chart,
after first specifying the time range for the subject data, as
well as the item names, data range, division width and
frequency range.
Analog data and voltage data can be plotted on the
distribution chart.
• Time Range: time range for the data to be plotted.
• Subject Items: items plotted.
• Data Range: range of data for the items plotted.
• Data Division Width: width of data divisions.
• Frequency Range: maximum frequency for the Y-axis (if
"0" set to the optimum value to
display the maximum frequency for
each division width).
<Note>
(4) Distribution Chart

Recorded data is displayed in the form of a distribution
chart under the specified conditions.
--- Touch this button to return to the Set Distribution
Chart screen: go to section (3).
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5-3-4. Item Order Change Function

The order in which items are displayed on the Text View
screen and on Graph View 1 and 2 screens, can be
changed.
(1) Changing the Ordering of Items on the Text View Screen
Select the names of items that are to remain fixed, by
clicking on them (multiple items can be selected). Use the
buttons to scroll the non-selected items, changing
their order, while the selected items remain fixed. Touch
the items again to cancel their selection.
(2) Changing the Ordering of Items on the Graph View 1 and 2

Screens
Select the item names that are to remain fixed (multiple
items can be selected). Use the buttons to scroll
the non-selected items, changing their order, while the
selected items remain fixed. Touch the items again to
cancel their selection.
5-3-5. Data Range Change Function

Methods for entering values: PC input or scroll button input.
using the keyboard and either press the [Enter] button or
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Operating Procedures for Measurement Functions
Chapter 6 Operating Procedures for Measurement Functions
6-1. Operating Procedures for Measurement Functions

6-1-1. Measurement Function Menu.....................................................................................P.64
6-1-2. Voltmeter ....................................................................................................................P.64
6-1-3. Ohmmeter ..................................................................................................................P.64
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Operating Procedures for Measurement Functions
6-1. Operating Procedures for Measurement Functions

6-1-1. Measurement Function Menu
Select the Special Function button from the function
selection menu to enter special function mode.
Switch to the Measurement Functions menu, using the
tab located at the top of the screen.
<Note>
For the method used to connect the measuring probes,
refer to section "2-2-2. Measurement Functions".
6-1-2. Voltmeter
Select the Voltmeter button from the menu screen shown
in section 6-1-1.
The voltage is read from the trigger port, by using the
measuring probes. The numeric values are displayed on
the PC screen.
Prior to measurement, perform zero point calibration by
touching the button while the probes are short-
circuited.
<Note>
DC voltages ranging from +/-40V can be measured.
6-1-3. Ohmmeter
Select the Ohmmeter button from the menu screen shown
in section 6-1-1.
The resistance is read from the trigger port, by using the
measuring probes. The numeric values are displayed on
the PC screen.
Prior to measurement, perform zero point calibration by
touching the while the probes are short-circuited.
<Note>
Resistance values ranging from 0 ~ 100kOhm can be
measured.
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Other Functions
Chapter 7 Other functions
7-1. Operating Procedures for V.C.I. Stand-alone Diagnosis

7-1-1. Transfer function of the database for V.C.I. stand-alone diagnosis ............................P.67
7-1-2. Reading DTCs by V.C.I. stand-alone..........................................................................P.68
7-1-3. Error and Troubleshooting of V.C.I. Stand-alone Diagnosis .......................................P.70
<Note>
V.C.I. Stand-alone Diagnosis can read out DTCs by using the Program/Data stored in the
internal memory of VCI, without connecting PC.
7-2. Operating Procedures for Engine VIN Writing
7-2-1. Coding Menu ..............................................................................................................P.71
7-2-2. VIN Writing .................................................................................................................P.71
7-2-3. Displaying of VIN information .....................................................................................P.71
7-3. Operating Procedures for Immobilizer Registration
7-3-1. Registration menu ......................................................................................................P.72
7-3-2. The 1st key Registration.............................................................................................P.72
7-3-3. VIN Registration .........................................................................................................P.73
7-3-4. Additional key Registration .........................................................................................P.73
7-3-5. Erasing Registered key ..............................................................................................P.74
7-4. Operating Procedures for Pulse Converter
7-4-1. Pulse Converter menu................................................................................................P.75
7-4-2. Parameter Setting ......................................................................................................P.75
7-4-3. Parameter Display ......................................................................................................P.75
7-4-4. System Information ....................................................................................................P.76
7-5. Operating Procedures for OBD-II Test Mode
7-5-1. OBD-II Test Mode menu .............................................................................................P.77
7-5-2. Diagnostic Trouble Code(Mode$03)...........................................................................P.77
7-5-3. On-Board Test Result(Mode$06)................................................................................P.78
7-5-4. Pending DTCs(Mode$07)...........................................................................................P.78
7-5-5. Vehicle Information(Mode$09) ...................................................................................P.79
7-5-6. Readiness Tests .........................................................................................................P.79
7-5-7. Monitor System ..........................................................................................................P.79
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Other Functions
7-6. Operating Procedures for Air Suspension Calibration

7-6-1. Calibration Menu ........................................................................................................P.80
7-6-2. Height Sensor Calibration ..........................................................................................P.80
7-6-3. Pressure Sensor Calibration ......................................................................................P.82
7-6-4. Calibration Data..........................................................................................................P.82
7-7. Operating Procedures for Language Switching
7-7-1. Language Switching ...................................................................................................P.83
7-8. Operating Procedures for Writing Coding Data
7-8-1. Coding Data Management Menu ..................................................................................P.84
7-8-2. History File Transfer .....................................................................................................P.84
7-8-3. Saving / Deleting the History File ..................................................................................P.85
7-8-4. Writing All Data ............................................................................................................P.86
7-8-5. Writing Injector Correction Data ....................................................................................P.89
7-8-6. Writing Ash Data ..........................................................................................................P.92
7-8-7. Writing PTO Data .........................................................................................................P.95
7-8-8. Writing SLD Data .........................................................................................................P.98
7-8-9. Writing Other Data .....................................................................................................P.101
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Operating Procedures for V.C.I. Stand-alone Diagnosis
7-1 Operating Procedures for V.C.I. Stand-alone Diagnosis

7-1-1. Transfer function of the database for V.C.I.
Stand-alone diagnosis
(1) Insert the memory card into the card adaptor, and then
insert them into m-card slot on PC.
(2) Select function

Select the Special Function button from the function
selection menu to enter special function mode.
Select the V.C.I. Stand-alone Diagnosis button
(3) Select removable media

--- The Database, which is only for V.C.I. Stand-alone
diagnosis, is transferred to the selected removable
media(removable disk drive).
Database Transfer procedure written above has completed,

remove the memory card from PC after stopping memory
card by the procedures refer to [3-6].
(4) Insert the memory card, which is storing V.C.I. stand-alone

diagnosis data, into the card adaptor, then insert them into
V.C.I. main unit.
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7-1-2. Reading Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs)

(1) Connect the V.C.I and the diagnosing vehicle with an
<Main Menu> appropriate main harness (TYPE-B/TYPE-E) securely, turn
1 Read DTCs the V.C.I. power ON, and the V.C.I. LCD screen displays
the Main Menu as illustrated on the left.
2 Voltmeter
3 Ohmmeter Confirm that “1. Read DTCs” is displayed, then press
(Enter) button.
<Note>
• If the V.C.I. is set on Drive Recorder mode, the LCD
displays Drive Recorder menu screen (refer to 5-1-1(16))
Please press (Esc)button twice in quick succession
to cancel the Drive recorder mode.
• Necessary program/data for V.C.I. stand-alone diagnosis
has been transferred automatically into the memory card.
(2) System Select

ex: Press button to browse the list until the LCD displays
<System Select> ↓ the system you want to diagnose, then press (Enter)
ENGINE button.
TRANSMISSION The display scrolls in the direction of the arrow displayed
INTEGRATION CONT
ABS/ASR on the first line. To switch the direction, press (Esc)
AIR BAG button once.
AIR CONDITIONER
IMMOBILIZER <Note>
################
If you press (Esc) button twice in quick succession, the
screen goes back to the Main Menu (1).
The scrollable last line is displayed as「##############」.
(3) DTCs Display

ex: The DTCs that have been read from ECU are displayed.
<DTCs> ↓ 1/10 • The number shown on the right edge of first line is
P2199# EGR Temp indicating [The number of reading order / Total number of
detected DTCs].
P2413# EGR System
P0016# Ne SNSR O • Press button to display the next DTC.
P0607* ECU System The display scrolls in the direction of the arrow displayed
| on the first line. To switch the direction, press (Esc)
################
button once. (When having only one DTC, the arrow is not
displayed on the first line.) To switch the direction, press
(Esc) button once.
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• V.C.I. is constantly reading DTCs in order from Active to

Stored and updating the screen.
• If the system supports status recognition, current status of
each DTC is expressed by the following symbols, which
appears after code.
Active : [ ] (blank)
Stored : [ * ]
<Note>
If you press (Esc) button twice in quick succession, the
screen goes back to the Main Menu (1).
The scrollable last line is displayed as「##############」.
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7-1-3. Error and Troubleshooting of V.C.I. Stand-alone Diagnosis

No. Error Message / Symptom Cause Remedy
< Init. Error > > The systems you selected are out 1. Use the PC to make a diagnosis because
System not Supported of target for the V.C.I. Stand-alone the systems you selected are not
or System not exist
1 diagnosis. supported for the V.C.I. Stand-alone
> The selecting systems do not exist. diagnosis.

> Out of target for V.C.I. Stand-alone 2. Confirm that if the system you selected exists
diagnosis.( unregistered ) or not.
> Communication line between V.C.I. 1. Verify that the IG switch is turned ON.
<Comm. Error>
and ECU got disconnected or loosed 2. Check if the communication wire between
Retry ?
2 connection from any cause V.C.I. and ECU is disconnected or not.
> Error has happened during > ECU power OFF 3. Pressing the V.C.I. “Enter” key proceeds on
communication between V.C.I. and the diagnosis.
ECU
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Operating Procedures for the Engine VIN Writing
7-2 Operating Procedures for the Engine VIN Writing

7-2-1. Coding Menu
Select the Coding button from the Engine system.
The Coding menu is displayed.
VIN Writing Start VIN Writing : go to section 7-2-2.
VIN Information Display VIN Information : go to section
7-2-3.
7-2-2. VIN Writing

(1) The VIN that has been read from ECU is displayed on
[Current VIN].
Input the desired VIN to be written into [New VIN].
--- Performing VIN Writing : go to section (2).
(2) The result screen of VIN Writing is displayed.
7-2-3. Displaying VIN information

VIN information that has read from ECU is displayed.
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Operating Procedures for Immobilizer Registration
7-3 Operating Procedures for Immobilizer Registration

7-3-1. Registration menu
Select Registration button from the IMMOBILIZER system.
Registration menu is displayed.
The 1st key Registration
Register the key information for the IMMOBILIZER
system with no registered keys is registered.
-> go to section 7-3-2.
VIN Registration
Send the VIN from Engine system and store the
information on the IMMOBILIZER system.
Additional key Registration
Add and register the information for new key to the
IMMOBILIZER system.
Erasing Registered key
The key information registered on the IMMOBILIZER
system is erased. Except the Master key information with
key-on currently.
7-3-2. The 1st key Registration

(1) The confirming screen if the 1st registrable key is at the
“ON” position is displayed.
(2) The screen of the 1st key registration is displayed.

Register both Master key and Sub key.
--- The 1st key registration
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7-3-3. VIN Registration

(1) The confirming screen if Master key is at the “ON” position
is displayed.
(2) VIN Registration screen is displayed.

--- Performing VIN registration.
7-3-4. Additional key Registration

is displayed.
(2) Additional key Registration screen is displayed.

Register either Master key or Sub key.
--- Performing Additional key Registration
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7-3-5. Erasing Registered key

is displayed.
(2) The Erasing Registered key screen is displayed.

The registered key is erased except the key being at the
“ON” position currently.
--- Performing Erasing Registered key.
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Operating Procedures for Pulse Converter
7-4 Operating Procedures for Pulse Converter

7-4-1. Pulse Converter menu
(1) Change the screen to BODY by selecting its tab located on
the upper side of the screen.
Select Pulse Converter button from the BODY-related
menu.
System Check
Change and display the parameter value of Pulse
Converter.
-> go to section (2)
System Information
Display the system information.
(2) The function selection screen of Pulse Converter is

displayed.
Parameter Setting
Change the parameter value of Pulse Converter.
Parameter Display
Display the parameter registered on Pulse Converter.
7-4-2. Parameter Setting

The parameter value that Pulse Converter recognizes is
displayed.
((*.***) is displayed as the numeric value being out of the
setting ranges.)
Insert the value by the numeric keypad.
As pressing the SET button, the value is registered.
Press the button to perform Parameter setting.
--- Performing Parameter setting
--- Cancel: go to section 7-4-1(2).
7-4-3. Parameter Display

The parameter registered on Pulse Converter is displayed.
--- Return to the function selection screen
-> go to section 7-4-1(2).
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Operating Procedures for Pulse Converter
7-4-4. System Information

Select the System Information button from Pulse
Converter menu screen.
System information screen displays [Software Version],
[Basic Software], [Software for Fault Diagnostics System],
[Database for Fault Diagnostics System] and [VCI Serial
Number] of current MUT-3 system installed on PC.
Return to Pulse Converter menu screen
-> go to section 7-4-1(1).
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Operating Procedures for the OBD-II Test Mode menu
7-5 Operating Procedures for the OBD-II Test Mode menu

7-5-1. OBD-II Test Mode menu
(1) Change the screen to POEWERTRAIN by selecting its tab
located on the upper side of system selection menu
screen.
Select ENGINE from the POWERTRAIN-related menu.
Select the OBD-II Test Mode button from the function

selection screen of ENGINE.
(2) Function selection screen of ODB-II Test Mode is

displayed.
Diagnostic Trouble Code(Mode$03)
Diagnostic Trouble Code displaying screen is displayed.
On-Board Test Result(Mode$06)
Monitor System selection screen is displayed.
Pending DTCs(Mode$07)
Pending DTCs displaying screen is displayed.
Vehicle Information(Mode$09)
Vehicle Information selection screen is displayed.
Readiness Tests
Readiness Test result displaying screen is displayed.
Monitor System
Monitor System displaying screen is displayed.
7-5-2. Diagnostic Trouble Code(Mode$03)

Self-diagnostic displaying screen is displayed.
Usable buttons are the same as ones on section 4-1-1.
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7-5-3. On-Board Test Result(Mode$06)

(1) Select the desired Monitor System to be displayed.
(2) The result of On-Board Test is displayed.
7-5-4. Pending DTCs(Mode$07)

(1) Pending DTCs are displayed.
Freeze Frame Data
Freeze Frame Data screen is displayed.
(2) Freeze Frame Data is displayed.
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7-5-5. Vehicle Information(Mode$09)

(1) Select the desired VIN to be displayed.
(2) Selected VIN is displayed.
7-5-6. Readiness Tests

Readiness Test results are displayed.
• Not Available : Monitor not supported.

• Complete : Monitor complete.
• Incomplete : Monitor not complete.
7-5-7. Monitor System

The corresponding state of Monitor System is displayed.
• Available : Monitor supported.

• Not Available : Monitor not supported.
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Operating Procedures for Air Suspension Calibration
7-6 Operating Procedures for Air Suspension Calibration

7-6-1. Calibration Menu
Select the Calibration button from Suspension System.
Air Suspension calibration menu is displayed.
Height Sensor
Height sensor calibration is performed.
Pressure Sensor
Pressure sensor calibration is performed.
Calibration Data
Calibration data list is displayed.
7-6-2. Height Sensor Calibration

(1) Set the Normal Level
Car height on each of the front / rear can be adjusted.
For the adjustment method, please refer to the service
guide for each vehicle.
--- greatly down --- small down
--- greatly up --- small up
--- Go to the Upper level set screen, after the
adjustment state is set.
--- Cancel : go to section 7-6-1.
--- Enlarged view of the 4 buttons : go to section (5).
--- The operate mode display: go to section (4).
For ensuring safety, the declining operation is stopped
automatically, by the consecutive operation in a given time.
(It stops after 3 Seconds for Front, 10 Seconds for Rear.)
Press the button again if you continue declining operation.
(2) Set the Upper Level
--- Go to the Lower level set screen, after the
adjustment state is set.
--- The operate mode display : go to section (4).
automatically by the consecutive operation in a given time
(It stops after 3 Seconds for Front, 10 Seconds for Rear.).
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(3) Set the Lower Level


--- Height sensor calibration will be complete, after
the adjustment state is set.
--- The operate mode display : go to section (4).
automatically by the consecutive operation in a given time.
(It stops after 3 Seconds for Front, 10 Seconds for Rear.)
(4) Select the operate mode

--- Setting
--- Return to the previous screen
(5) The button display can be enlarged in order that the

up-and-down setting of car height is performed easier
without looking at a screen.
--- Front / Rear change
--- Return to the previous screen
--- The operate mode display: go to section (4).
This screen is for operating up-and-down setting of car
height, so the adjustment state cannot be fixed here.
Return to the previous screen by the button, and fix
the adjustment state by the button.
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7-6-3. Pressure Sensor Calibration

(1) Go on to the Pressure Sensor Calibration, after height
sensor calibration ends.
--- Exhaust
--- Air Intake
--- Ending Calibration

--- Cancel
--- Operate mode display : go to section (2).
(2) Select the operate mode.
7-6-4. Calibration Data

Calibration data list is displayed.
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Operating Procedures for Language Switching
7-7 Operating Procedures for Language Switching

7-7-1. Language Switching
(1) Select the Maintenance button from the Start-UP Screen.
Change the screen to the Environment by selecting its tab
located on the upper side of Maintenance screen, and
select the Select Language for Display button from
Environment-related menu.
(2) Display language setting menu

Select Language for Display(System)
Language switching for Display(System) is performed.
Select Language for Display(Service manual)
Language switching for Display(Service manual) is
performed.
(3) Select Language for Display(System)

Select the desired Language to be used for
Display(System).
--- Setting the selected Language to be used for
Display(System).
(4) Select Language for Display(Service manual)

Select the desired Language to be used for
Display(Service manual).
--- Setting the selected Language to be used for
Display(Service manual)
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Operating Procedures for Writing Coding Data
7-8 Operating Procedures for Writing Coding Data

7-8-1. Coding Data Management Menu
(1) Select the Special Function button from Function selection
menu screen to enter Special Function.
Switch to the System Function screen by selecting the tab,
located in the upper area of the screen.
Select the Coding Data Management button
from within the System Function menu.
(2) Coding Data Management Menu Screen is displayed.

Data transfer to PC --- History file saved in removable
disk is transferred to PC. -> go to section 7.8.2.
Data transfer to Removable disk --- History file saved in

PC is transferred to removable disk.-> go to section 7.8.3.
7-8-2. History File Transfer

(1) Select Removable disk drive where the data is saved
and press the button
<Note>
Error is displayed if removable media is not present in PC.
(2) Input the Inquiry Number got from the EOL server.
---History file is copied from removable disk to PC.
Caution
Please confirm that the history file is saved at the
following folders.
[Root of removable Disk]:¥CodingData_EOL
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7-8-3. Saving / Deleting the History File

(1) Saving the History File
Mark the check box beside the file to be saved then touch
the button. (Multiple files can be marked.)
<Note>
Move the curser onto the check box and click.
This action will cause the mark to appear. (To select)
The mark will disappear if the check box is clicked
again.(To cancel)
If removable media is not present in the PC, files will not to
be saved.
(2)Select the Save Drive for History File
The drive selection screen will be displayed. Select the
save destination drive.
Click the button, then file is saved to removable disk.
<Note>
Prior to saving data, insert a PC memory card or other type
of removable media, into the PC. If using a PC memory
card, first open the card slot cover, which is located on the
side of the PC, then insert the card.
Please note that PC memory cards are not provided with

the product and must be obtained separately.
Caution
Never remove the PC memory card while data is being
saved, as the data may become corrupted.
(3) Deleting the History File

Mark the check box, then touch the button to
delete the data. (Multiple files can be marked.)
<Note>
The mark will disappear if the check box is clicked again.
(To cancel)
A confirmation dialogue will be displayed after the delete
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7-8-4. Writing All Data

(1) Select the Coding button from the Function selection
screen.
(2) Select the All Data button from the Coding menu screen.
(3) Coding Sub Menu is displayed.

All Data Writing ---”All Coding Data” is written by manual
input / automatic input.
All Data Display ---All Coding data written in ECU is

displayed.
(4) Input Password.

--- Input the password got from EOL server,
and go to the Inquiry number input screen (5).
(5) Input Inquiry Number.

--- Input the Inquiry number (8 digits) got from
EOL server, and go to the data input method
selection screen (6).
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(6) Selecting the Input Method of Data

Manual input ---Select it if writing data is directly input.
Automatic input ---Select it if using history file includes the
inquiry number input from History file
save folder at section (5)
(7) Confirmation screen for Coding writing content is displayed.

Remove the mark of the data written off.
---Writing is performed.
A confirmation dialogue will be displayed after the
check button is touched. Follow the instructions.
---Cancel: go to section （6）.
---In case manual input select: go to （8）
---In case Automatic input select: go to（9）
(8) Input the Coding Data.

--- Input Coding data,
and go to the Memo input screen (9).
(9) According to need, Input Memo. (Memo can be blank.)

--- Go to Confirmation screen for Coding writing
content confirmation screen (7)
Input information lengths
one-byte character: within 50 letters
double-byte character: within 25 letters
(10) Writing is successfully complete, then the dialog screen is

shown.
---Go to section (11).
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(11) The writing result display screen is shown.

---Go to Coding sub menu screen (3).
---DTCs erasing is performed. Go to section (12).
*Please perform all DTCs erasing.
(12) A dialogue requesting confirmation of all DTCs deletion is

shown.
--- Select this button to delete all DTCs.
Go to section (13).
and return to section (11).
(13) All DTCs have been erased, then the dialog screen of
completion is shown.
--- Go to section (11).
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7-8-5. Writing Injector Correction Data

screen.
(2) Select the Injector button from the Coding menu screen.

lnjector Data Writing ---”Correction Data” is written by
manual input / automatic input.
lnjector lnformation Display --- “Correction Data” written

in ECU is displayed.
(4) Input Password.


--- Input the Inquiry number (8 digits) got from
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Manual Input ---Select it if writing data is directly input.
(7) Selecting Injector.

---In case Manual input select: go to section （8）
In case Automatic input: select: go to section （9）
(8) Input the Correction Data.

--- Input the Correction Data,
and go to the Memo input screen (9)

--- Go to the confirmation screen for Coding writing
content confirmation screen (10).
(10) Confirmation screen for Coding writing content is

displayed.
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(11) Writing is successfully complete, then the dialog screen is

shown.

---Go to Coding sub menu screen (3).

shown.
Go to section (14).
and return to section (12).
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7-8-6. Writing Ash Data

screen.
(2) Select the Ash button from the Coding menu

screen.

Ash Accumulation Amount Writing
---”Ash Data” is written by manual input / automatic input.
Ash Information
---Model Information written in ECU is displayed.
(4) Input Password.


--- Input the Inquiry number(8 digits) got from
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(7) Input Coding Data (Ash Data)

--- Read the Coding data from ECU.


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(10) Writing is successfully complete, then the dialog screen

is shown.

---Go to Coding submenu screen (3).

shown.
Go to section (13).
--- Select this button to cancel the delete operation and
return to section (11).
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7-8-7. Writing PTO Data

screen.
(2) Select the PTO button from the Coding menu screen.

PTO Idle Speed Writing
---”PTO Idle speed” is written by manual input / automatic
input. -> go to section (4).
PTO Information ---Model Information written in ECU is

displayed.
(4) Input Password.


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save folder at section (5).
(7) Input Coding Data (PTO Idle Speed)

--- The amount of the minimum change : 10rpm
--- Increase and decrease of value : -100rpm
--- Increase and decrease of value : -10rmp
--- Increase and decrease of value : +10rpm
--- Increase and decrease of value : +100rpm
--- go to the Memo input screen (8).



is shown.
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shown.
Go to section (13).
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7-8-8. Writing SLD Data

screen.
(2) Select the SLD button from the Coding menu screen.

SLD Limited Speed Writing
---”SLD Limited Speed” is written by manual input /
automatic input. -> go to section (4).
SLD Information
---Model Information written in ECU is displayed.
(4) Input Password.


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(7) Input Coding Data (SLD Limited Speed)

In case SLD Setting: ON
Range which can be set up :30km/h-104km/h
--- The amount of the minimum change : 1km/h
--- Increase and decrease of value : -10km/h
--- Increase and decrease of value : -1 km/h
--- Increase and decrease of value : +1 km/h
--- Increase and decrease of value : +10 km/h
In case SLD Setting: OFF
--- The value of 255km/h is set.
--- go to the Memo input screen (8).



is shown.
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(11) The Writing result display screen is shown.


shown.
Go to section (13).
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7-8-9. Writing Other Data

(Example: Writing Model Code)
screen.
(2) Select the Model Change button from the Coding menu
screen.

Model Code Writing ---”Model Code” is written by manual
input / automatic input.
Model Information ---Model Information written in ECU is

displayed.
(4) Input Password.


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(7) Input Coding Data (Model Code)




is shown.
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shown.
Go to section (13).
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Troubleshooting Measures
Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Measures

8-1. Troubleshooting Measures Classified by Symptom
This section describes the primary causes of error messages and provides measures to address
each trouble symptom.
[Note]
• The error messages described within this section may be displayed at the same time as other
screens.
• When inspecting circuits, please refer to the electrical wiring diagram that corresponds to the
particular vehicle model.
• Communication lines vary, depending upon the particular systems and communication methods.
• For details about diagnostic connector port configuration, please refer to the electrical wiring
diagram that corresponds to the particular vehicle model.
Remedy
Error Message / Symptom Cause Remedy
No.
The following message is Check the CD-ROM that has been inserted. If the error
There is no CD-ROM in the drive,
displayed: message stills appears, even though the proper
1 or the wrong CD-ROM has been
"No CD-ROM or wrong CD-ROM has been inserted, request an inspection.
inserted.
CD-ROM in drive."
1. Check to see if the V.C.I. switch is turned ON.
Although the V.C.I. is Vehicle power is not being 2. Check the battery voltage.
connected to the vehicle and supplied. 3. Check the quality of the cable connections.
the switch has been turned • V.C.I. switch is turned OFF. 4. Check whether any wires are broken in the harness.
2 ON, the V.C.I. does not • Low battery voltage. (Try connecting using another harness.)
power up. • Vehicle harness is not connected
5. If the situation is not remedied after implementing the
(i.e., the V.C.I. indicator lamp or is broken.
above solutions 1~4, then a hardware malfunction has
does not illuminate in green.) • Hardware malfunction.
probably occurred. Request an inspection of the
hardware, as well as the harness.
1. Check to ensure that the PC is powered up.
The V.C.I. does not power up 2. Check to ensure that the PC and V.C.I. are connected
when connected to the PC directly together.
Power is not being supplied to the (A USB hub should not be utilized.)
under the following
PC.
conditions: the V.C.I. is not 3. Check the quality of the cable connections.
• PC is not powered up.
3 connected to the vehicle; and
• USB cable is not connected or is 4. Check whether any wires are broken in the cable.
the V.C.I. switch is turned (Try connecting using another cable.)
broken.
OFF.
• Hardware malfunction (PC, V.C.I.) 5. If the situation is not remedied after implementing the
(i.e., the V.C.I. indicator lamp
above solutions 1~4, then a hardware malfunction has
does not illuminate in red.)
probably occurred. Request an inspection of the
hardware, as well as the cable.
1. Power down, then power up the V.C.I. again.
2. Start up the MUT-III diagnostic application on the PC.
Perform a diagnosis to see if the application will
As soon as the V.C.I. powers
The basic V.C.I. application has download via the V.C.I. auto upgrade function.
4 up, the screen displays
not yet loaded. 3. After downloading has completed, power up the V.C.I.
"Maintenance Mode."
again. If either the V.C.I. <Main Menu> or "PC
Communication" does not appear, then request an
inspection.
1. Connect the V.C.I. to the PC, while pressing the [Esc]
button. (Powers up)
2. Check to ensure that the V.C.I. displays "Maintenance
Mode," then start up the MUT-III diagnostic application
As soon as the V.C.I. powers
The basic V.C.I. application has on the PC. Perform a diagnosis to see if the application
5 up, the screen displays "ECU
not yet loaded. will download via the V.C.I. auto upgrade function.
Reprogramming."
3. After downloading has completed, power up the V.C.I.
again. If either the V.C.I. <Main Menu> or "PC
Communication" does not appear, then request an
inspection.
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Troubleshooting Measures
Remedy
Error Message / Symptom Cause Remedy
No.
The following message is Noncompliant Service : Please confirm the precondition.
6 displayed: Service cannot run for In the case of Writing-process, refer to
"*****(NRC:$11)” noncompliant input data. "For Your Safety - Requirements for ECU data rewriting ".
Noncompliant Parameter : Please confirm the precondition.
The following message is
Service cannot run for In the case of Writing-process, refer to
7 displayed:
noncompliant parameter of input "For Your Safety - Requirements for ECU data rewriting ".
"*****(NRC:$12)”
data or including errors.
Incorrect Format : Please confirm the precondition.
Action cannot run for mismatching In the case of Writing-process, refer to
8 displayed:
between input data length and the "For Your Safety - Requirements for ECU data rewriting ".
"*****(NRC:$13)”
specified message length.
The following message is Command Incorrect : Please confirm the precondition.
9 displayed: Data transmission ran before the In the case of Writing-process, refer to
"*****(NRC:$22)” precondition had not formed. "For Your Safety - Requirements for ECU data rewriting ".
Out of Demand Range : Please confirm the precondition.
Because input numerical value is In the case of Writing-process, refer to
10 displayed:
out of range, ECU cannot carry out "For Your Safety - Requirements for ECU data rewriting ".
"*****(NRC:$31)”
service.
The following message is Access Denied : Please confirm the precondition.
11 displayed: Security lock of ECU is not In the case of Writing-process, refer to
"*****(NRC:$33)” removed. "For Your Safety - Requirements for ECU data rewriting ".
Invalid Key : Please confirm the precondition.
When removing security lock of In the case of Writing-process, refer to
12 displayed:
ECU, received key is incorrect "For Your Safety - Requirements for ECU data rewriting ".
"*****(NRC:$35)”
one.
Receiving Denied : Please confirm the precondition.
The following message is When removing security lock of In the case of Writing-process, refer to
13 displayed: ECU, the number of times "For Your Safety - Requirements for ECU data rewriting ".
"*****(NRC:$36)” incorerct key received is over
specified number of times.
During Delay Time : Please confirm the precondition.
The following message is When removing security lock of In the case of Writing-process, refer to
14 displayed: ECU, demanded action doesn't run "For Your Safety - Requirements for ECU data rewriting ".
"*****(NRC:$37)” during delay time(10[seconds])
after incorerct key received.
The following message is ECU Reprogramming Error : Please confirm the precondition.
15 displayed: Carrying out ECU reprogramming, In the case of Writing-process, refer to
"*****(NRC:$72)” an error is detected. "For Your Safety - Requirements for ECU data rewriting ".
Reply Holding : Please confirm the precondition.
Input data is correctly received and In the case of Writing-process, refer to
the parameter is effective, but next "For Your Safety - Requirements for ECU data rewriting ".
16 displayed:
message cannot be received for
"*****(NRC:$78)”
uncompleted process
appropriating input data.
Noncompliant Session : Please confirm the precondition.
The value demanded from ECU is In the case of Writing-process, refer to
17 displayed:
not carried out for noncompliant in "For Your Safety - Requirements for ECU data rewriting ".
"*****(NRC:$80)”
diagnosis session carrying out.
The following message is Please confirm the precondition.
displayed: Dedicated parameter for supplier : In the case of Writing-process, refer to
18 "*****(NRC:$FA)” The dedicated parameter for ECU "For Your Safety - Requirements for ECU data rewriting ".
| manufacturers (supplier).
"*****(NRC:$FE)”
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V.C.I. Electrical Properties
Chapter 9 Reference
9-1. V.C.I. Electrical Properties
<Power Requirements>
• Rated Voltage DC 12V, 24V
• Ground Polarity (-)
• Guaranteed Operating Voltage Range DC 8.0~32.0V
• Power Supply Reverse Voltage DC -40V (1 min.)
• Stand-alone Power Consumption (Max.) 1A (Only Within Guaranteed Operating Voltage Range)
* The above values do not apply under special operating conditions, such as if an upgraded
control port or other component is short-circuited to GND, as well as under conditions outside of
the guaranteed operating voltage range.
Current consumption is 420mA or less when the unit is used at the rated power supply.
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Glossary
Appendix
<Glossary>
(The terms below are defined in alphabetical order.)
C
CAN --- Abbreviation for the term Controller Area Network. A system that facilitates data
sharing among controllers, through communication.
Each command (signal) can only be processed via a communication line.
D
Data Transfer --- The transfer of data that has been saved in a certain memory area, to
another area in memory.
When using MUT-III, the term “data transfer” refers to the transfer of
data saved in the memory area of the V.C.I., to the PC.
Default --- The initial settings or configuration for a system; in other words, a
pre-specified configuration for certain settings.
Diagnosis --- A self-diagnostic function (Diagnosis). In the "Diagnosis" system, a

computer (ECU) monitors the signals that are input from various sensors
and switches. In the event of an error or malfunction in signal inputs,
details of the error and the data at the time of malfunction are recorded by
the computer.
Directory --- A structure created to organize and manage data files. A directory can be
referred to as a folder. Information about each file is compiled within the
directory.
E
ECU --- Abbreviation for the term Electronic Control Unit. A control device for an
electronic control system.
I
I/F Cartridge --- An I/F cartridge is used when a particular situation cannot be handled
solely by MUT-III, such as for unusual ECU communication methods, or
for the expansion of MUT-IIIfunctionality. The Electronic Governor I/F
cartridge used with the MUT-II, as well as several varieties of Air
Suspension I/F cartridges, can be utilized interchangeably, without
modification.
M
Memory Card --- A form of removable media used for data storage.
MUT-III utilizes flash memory, which enables data content to be
changed via electrical charge and allows content to be preserved even
when powered down. This feature allows the unit to retain operational
data
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Glossary
O
Online Help --- Also referred to as Online Manual. The operating manual is converted
to data (files) for the Online Help function, allowing users to view brief
explanations on the screen, while the application is running. For the
operation currently being performed, Online Help provides explanations
of the operating procedures, processes and methods used for each
function.
R
RAM --- Abbreviation for the term Random Access Memory. A memory device that
permits both read and write data operations. Data stored in RAM is erased
when the power is turned off.
ROM --- Abbreviation for the term Read Only Memory. A read-only memory device.
Data stored in ROM will remain, even when the power is turned off.
S
Serial Communication --- A method of communication in which bits of digital data are
transmitted, one after the other, using a communication line.
When using MUT, this type of communication method is called
"Serial Communication" in order to provide contrast with the
alternate method, called "Pattern Diagnosis," particularly when
DTCs are read from the ECU via communications.
Slide Bar --- A data entry method in which values are entered by moving a sliding bar.
SWS --- Abbreviation for the term Smart Wiring System. A single-harness wiring system
that performs centralized coordination of multiple electrical signals, in order to
minimize the number of harnesses utilized. SWS is an upgraded version of a
multiplex transmission system that enables the usage of lightweight harnesses
and facilitates multi-functional operations for electrical devices.
V
V.C.I. --- Abbreviation for the term Vehicle Communication Interface. A communication
interface device used to connect a vehicle ECU to a PC.
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Revision history
Revision history
Revised date Page Contents
11/15/2006 80-82 Addition
“7-6 Operating Procedures for Air Suspension Calibration”
06/04/2007 20 Addition
“4-1-2. Interactive Diagnosis”
84-103 Addition
“7-8 Operating Procedures for Writing Coding Data”
3,5 Alteration
The explanation of I/F Cartridge(MH062924)
06/21/2007 43 Addition
“Caution”
10/12/2007 For Your Safety Addition
“Requirements for ECU data rewriting”
104 Addition
“8-1 Troubleshooting Measures Classified by Symptom”
- Negative Acknowledge Code List
4/16/2008 20 Revision
A screen of “4-1-1 Reading Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs)”
is replaced.
21 Revision
4-1-3 section is revised.
77 Revision
A screen of “7-5-2. Diagnostic Trouble Code(Mode$03)”
is replaced.
78 Revision
A screen of “7-5-4. Pending DTCs(Mode$07) (1),(2)” is
replaced.
87(10)-88(13) Addition
91(11)-(14) The function of the erase of all DTCs after writing in completion.
94(10)-(13)
96(10)-97(13)
99(10)-100(13)
102(10)-103(13)
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What is the MUT-III used for?

What is the MUT-III used for?

What are some of the main components of the MUT-III system?

What are some of the main components of the MUT-III system?

Multi Use Tester III

MUT-III Instruction Manual

Chapter 1 Product Overview........................................................................................ 1

Chapter 2 MUT-III Functions ........................................................................................ 8

Chapter 3 MUT-III Operating Procedures .................................................................. 10

Chapter 4 Operating Procedures for Diagnostic Functions.................................... 19

Chapter 5 Operating Procedures for the Drive Recorder ........................................ 37

Chapter 6 Operating Procedures for Measurement Functions............................... 63

Chapter 7 Other functions.......................................................................................... 65

Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Measures..................................................................... 104

Chapter 9 Reference ................................................................................................. 106

Appendix ................................................................................................................... 107

Revision history........................................................................................................ 109

For Your Safety

Warning messages alert you to a procedure or practice which,

Caution messages alert you to a procedure or practice which, if

The symbol alerts you to a prohibited action.

Store the PC and V.C.I. in a dry environment at room temperatures.

Requirements for ECU data rewriting

The following requirements must be satisfied to perform ECU data rewriting.

ECU Requirements for rewriting (all must be satisfied) Error code *1

(1) Key switch ON Communication error (22)

Chapter 1 Product Overview

1-2. V.C.I. Exterior Diagram and Part Names ...............................................................................P.3

1-3. Description and Usage of MUT-III Components ....................................................................P.4

1-4. Harness Connection Procedures and Connection Order ......................................................P.6

1-5. Connection Harness and Vehicle Combinations .......................................................................P.7

Service Work Precautions

Do Not Install Software on the PC

1-2. V.C.I. Exterior Diagram and Part Names

I/F Cartridge for Air Suspension ECU

3 Harness, MUT-III TYPE-B

Harness, MUT-III TYPE-E

USB Cable (MH063668)

Sub harness for drive recorder

Trigger Harness (MH063669)

Measuring Adapter (MH063670) Harness, MUT-III TYPE-D

< Part Names >

1-3. Description and Usage of MUT-III Components

(2) Harness, MUT-III TYPE-B (MH062962)

(3) Harness, MUT-III TYPE-C (MH062930)

(4) Harness, MUT-III TYPE-D (MH062951)

(5) Harness, MUT-III TYPE-E

(6) Sub harness for drive recorder (MH063663)

(7) USB Cable (MH063668)

(8) Trigger Harness (MH063669)

(9) Measurement Adapter (MH063670)

(10) Measuring Probes(MH063671)

(11) I/F Cartridge for Air Suspension(MH062924)

1-4. Harness Connection Procedures and Connection Order

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Connect the trigger harness to the

Connect the Measuring Adapter to the V.C.I. trigger

1-5. Connection Harness and Vehicle Combinations

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