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How to check the DS600 vehicle connection?
The OBD connection should be seated securely, the ignition position should be appropriate for the operation type, and the battery voltage should remain stable. If there is ongoing mechanical work on the vehicle before a system scan or active test, it should be completed.
- OBD Connection
- Ignition Position
- Battery voltage
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Why is coverage check necessary before active test?
The active test list can vary depending on the vehicle make, model, year, and control unit. Therefore, when selecting the DS600, attention should be paid not only to the model name but also to the vehicle and function list that the workshop will actually use.
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What to pay attention to during updates?
For device updates, check the Wi-Fi connection, device menu, and model software. If the power or internet connection is interrupted during the update, the process may be incomplete; therefore, a stable connection within the workshop is preferred.
- Wi-Fi
- Model Software
- Stable Power Connection
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What is the safe operating sequence before active test?
Before initiating an active test, the vehicle should be secured, the area around moving parts should be cleared, and the function of the component being tested should be known. Commands shown on the device screen should not be issued before the preconditions are met. The appearance of a function in the test list does not mean it will yield the same result on every vehicle; the control unit and software coverage are decisive.
- Securing the Vehicle and Work Area
- Monitoring On-Screen Preconditions
- Verifying Control Unit Coverage
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Why should pre- and post-service reports be saved?
The initial scan with the DS600 shows the vehicle's acceptance status at the workshop, while the post-operation scan shows remaining or newly generated codes. Having the same vehicle information, date, and scanned systems in both reports facilitates comparison. This record also keeps clear that a fault code alone is not grounds for a parts replacement decision. When the technician adds the applied operation and the final check conditions to the report, the technical evaluation with the customer becomes more understandable.
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