Techstream Part 4
Techstream Part 4
Model Information
Displays vehicle information registered in the Service Event File.
Data Viewer
Displays data selected in the Event File Tree.
Vehicle Information
Displays vehicle Stored Data.
The displayed contents are as follows.
- Display for North America
Division, Model, Model Year, Engine, Option 1, Option 2, Option 3
- Display for other regions
Model, Model Code, Vehicle Spec, Option 1, Option 2, Option 3
Tech Tip
Displays help information on usage.
Sort Button
Data sorting is switched as shown below every time the button is pressed.
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Software Version
Displays the software version that was first used to obtain data from the vehicle.
Odometer
Displays the distance covered data from the stored data.
User Type
Displays the user type of the user who obtained data from the vehicle first.
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File Management
Open File Dialog
Press the Open Scan Data File button on the Main Menu Screen, OR select Open Scan Data File from the File
menu.
This screen is displayed in order to designate the file acquisition path when opening files. Designate the Event File
reference address for your PC by selecting "Open service Event File" and pressing the OK button. Designate the
Event File reference address for the VIM (Vehicle Interface Module) by selecting "Retrieve data from Drive
Recorder" and pressing the OK button. If the Cancel button is pressed, the file open operation is cancelled.
The file to be opened can be designated from this screen. The default directory prepared by the user is displayed
as the standard directory. The VIM file catalogue will not be displayed in the pull down menu.
Common Control
File selection controls common in all Windows OS'.
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File List
Displays files inside the directory that were selected from the Directory Pull Down List. Only a single file from
those displayed can be selected for opening. The displayed files are only those with the extension designated
in the File Type Pull Down List.
Open button
Opens the file designated in the File Name Input Area.
Cancel button
Cancels file selection and closes the file selection dialog box.
Common Control
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Prepares the file selection dialog shared control, common in all Windows OS'.
File List
Displays files inside the directory that were selected from the Directory Pull Down List. One file from those
displayed can be selected for opening. The displayed files are only those with the extension designated in the
File Type Pull Down List.
Open button
Opens the file designated in the File Name Input Area.
Cancel button
Cancels file selection and closes the file selection dialog box.
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Directory Name
Select the directory in which to save the export file. The default directory for each user is displayed
Save button
Performs data export.
Cancel button
Cancels data export operations.
Save Event File dialog (for selecting where to store changed event file)
When there are changes in the open event file and you have selected to save the file with these changes, this
screen lets you select whether to save the file with its old name (and overwrite the file from before the changes)
or save as a different file name.
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Save Event File dialog (for selecting where to store changed event file)
Save button
Overwrites the event file currently open.
Save As button
Displays a dialog for saving with a different name.
Cancel button
Closes Save Event File dialog.
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Playback speed
Displays the playback speed for recorded data. The playback speed can be changed using this button.
Playback information
Displays playback information for recorded data.
Pause button
Pauses the playback of recorded data.
Play button
Plays recorded data.
Advance/Previous button
Moves the frame position from the current position forward (or backward) to the next (or previous) flag
position.
Advance/Previous Frame button
Moves the frame position from the current position, forward (or backward) to the next (or previous) frame.
Sort A to Z Check Box
Sort the currently displayed Custom List items in alphabetical order.
Remove button
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Graph button
Switches the Data List display to a graph format.
Flag button
Highlights the display when a flag exists for the frame position.
If a flag does not exist for the frame position, clicking the Flag Button will add a flag for the current frame
position.
When the flag frame is reached during Stored Data playback, a flag note will be displayed in a pop-up dialog box on
the Parameter Data List, and the Flag button will be highlighted. If there is no memo for the flag, the background
color for the flag note will be white. If a memo is included, the background color of the flag note will be yellow.
Flag Notes
Input a memo for a flag.
When playing snapshot flag data recorded automatically during an active test, displays the Active Test name
and the value (editable).
Note Visibility button
Hide or display the flag note. If the note is set to display, each time the flag position is reached during
playback, the note will appear on the screen. If the note is set to be hidden, the note will not appear on the
screen each time the flag position is reached during playback. To remove the "hide" setting, click the Flag
button at the appropriate flag position.
Flag position time (frame)
Displays the set flag position in relation to the corresponding memo (as time and frame number).
Graph Function
Using the Graph Function, Data List/Active Test playback data can be viewed as a Graph. The Flag and trigger
positions are displayed as an icon on the graph.
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File Compare
Executing File Compare in the Menu bar (File – File Compare). Data comparison can only be executed if there is a
record data tab.
In this dialog box, an event file that includes data to be compared can be specified.
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Common Control
Prepares the file selection dialog shared control, common in all Windows OS's.
File List
Displays files inside the directory that were selected from the Directory Pull Down List. One of the displayed
files can be selected for opening. Only files with the extension designated in the File Type Pull Down List are
displayed.
Open button
Opens the file designated in the File Name Input Area.
Cancel button
Cancels file selection and closes the file selection dialog box.
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Parameter List
Display the current data in “Current” column and the reference data in “Reference” column.
If one data is longer than the other, pad shorter data with blank data and make its duration the same as the
longer one. When blank part is being played, display "-" as Parameter List values and hide the Frame reading
of "Time/Frame".
Remove
Removes the graph of the parameter selected in the Parameter List. If no graph parameter is selected, this
button is grayed out.
Current Graph
Displays the current data graph in overlapped style.
"Current - selected parameter's name" is displayed in the title bar. If no graph parameter is selected, no
parameter name is displayed.
Displays scales for the selected parameter next to the vertical axis. If no graph parameter is selected,
displays scales for the last selected graphed parameter.
Displays graph line for the selected parameter thicker. If no graph parameter is selected, no lines are
displayed thicker.
If the graph is Zoomed In/Out, so is the other graph.
The graph line can be moved around by right clicking (hold) on the graphing area and dragging.
Up to 8 parameters can be graphed.
Menu
Displays the Menu for a Line Graph.
- Enter Graph Setup
Displays the Modify Graph Setup dialog box.
- MEASURE TIME, MEASURE AMPLITUDE, MIN/MAX INDICATOR, MIN/MAX BEEP
Affects the selected parameter in the graph.
Reference Graph
Displays the reference data graph in overlapped style.
Displays "Reference -selected parameter's name" in the title bar. Other functionalities are the same as for
Current Graph.
Time/Frame
Shows the Time/Frame for Current on the left and Time/Frame for Reference on the right.
Snapshot Edit
Executing Snapshot Edit in the Menu bar (Function - Snapshot).
Snapshot editing can only be executed if the recorded snapshot data is displayed.
The selected portion of the snapshot data can be cut out and saved with a name.
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Exit Button
Exits the Snapshot Edit function.
Back Button
Returns to the previous screen. Grayed out if the starting point for data cut out is not set.
Marker/Edit Button
By pressing the button, the starting point and the ending point for cut out can be selected.
The button changes as follows every time it is pressed.
Marker Button 1 Marker Button 2 Edit Button
:The ending point for data cutout can be selected. When the playing position is before the position
selected by Marker Button 1, the button is grayed out.
:The selected portion of the data is cut out. The new cutout data is saved in the same destination as the
original data with all the parameters included in the original data.
Add Data
Using Add Data, data can be added to an existing service Event File by following the two steps below.
- When recording the service Event File, connect to the car with the service Event File opened.
- While still connected to the vehicle, open the equivalent service Event File recorded for that vehicle.
This screen displays when selecting files for addition.
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If when connecting to a vehicle while a data file is opened, the information from the connected vehicle does not
match the data file, the following screen is displayed.
If the View live Data button is pressed, the currently opened file is closed and a connection is made to the vehicle.
If the Cancel button is pressed, the connection to the vehicle is terminated and the opened file continues to be
available for reference.
Caution Dialog
If when opening a data file while connected to a vehicle, the contents of the data file being opened do not match
the information of the connected vehicle, the following screen displays. If the File Select button is pressed, the
screen returns to the file select dialog box. If the Open File button is pressed, the connection to the vehicle is
terminated and the designated data file is opened.
When this button is pressed, all tabs displaying vehicle information are closed. If the Cancel button is pressed, the
data file is not opened and the vehicle remains connected.
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Caution Dialog
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Generic OBD II
Generic OBD II performs vehicle troubleshooting (malfunction diagnosis).
Press the Generic OBD II button on the Main Menu Screen, OR select Function - Connect OBD2 from the Menu
bar.
Select ECU
When Generic OBD II is initially started and more than two ECU's respond, the following dialog box allows the user
to select the ECU to be diagnosed. Select an ECU for communication and press the OK button.
Diagnosis Screen
An OBD II tab is created so that all functions can be performed by pressing the Menu button.
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Note
SAE J2012 defines the standardized Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC).
Example
P0123
P – Power Train
B – Body
C – Chassis
U – Network
Monitor
Press the Monitor button on the Menu Button Area OR the View Monitors button at the top.
This screen displays the monitor status.
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Utility
The following four functions can be selected from the Utility screen.
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Vehicle Information
Displays vehicle information.
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When the End button is pressed, the Evaporative System Leak Test is exited.
O2 sensor
Selects the sensor to perform the O2 sensor test.
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Error Report
Error Report records a screen shot as well as an operations log in order to simplify the analysis of errors that
occur during Techstream use.
Recording Function
When the user selects "Error Report Hot Key" from "Setup" on the Menu Bar, an error report dialog box is
displayed.
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