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For heavy duty equipment

Available OBD functions include:ECU information Read/Clean Code Live Data

Available system(full) that can be tested includes:Power Transmission: Engine, Transmission, Battery/SCR, Construction engine, Hybrid, VCS (Vehicle Computer Simulation), Integrated Control, Integrated Security System, Motor Control.

Chassis: Anti-lock braking, Wheel Brake Special System, Retarder.

Carbody: SAS, SRS, ABS, TPS, Immobilizer Airbag, SWS (Smart Writing System), ASR, EBS, ESCOT, ESP, EPS, AT System, Smoother, HSA/ CFS, BCM, MIMAMORI, Vehicle Interface Module, UDS, Gas Treatment, DCU/ BCU, Blocker, Passive entry and start system, Instrument System, Suspension System, Brake System and so on.

Available Special functions include:DPF regeneration

Diesel is more particulate than gasoline, and the particles are more difficult to fully burn, so DPF blockage is a problem that lots of diesel truck drivers experience. Most trucks will be equipped with DPF filters to re-burn and decompose carbon particles produced by insufficient diesel combustion. However, the DPF device on the car has the risk of being easily blocked, and needs to be cleaned and regenerated regularly, otherwise, it will block and lead to torque limitation. Therefore, the emergence of F801 successfully solves the risk of DPF blockage for you.

Supported protocols and car models:

Diesel OBD Protocol:

Freightliner: One of the three major heavy-duty truck giants in the United States, accounting for 40% of the US commercial vehicle market.

Peterbilt: Belonging to the Paccar Group, one of the three major heavy-duty truck giants in the United States. 13% market share.

Kenworth: It accounts for about 14% of the U.S. commercial vehicle market.One of the three major heavy-duty truck giants in the United States, belonging to the Paccar Group, too.

Ford: Ford trucks that meet the Michai OBD agreement, such as Ford 750.

Private Diesel protocols:

HD Volvo: Supports proprietary protocols.

Mack: In the US diesel market, Mack engines accounted for 10.3%. Support for private protocols

International: 11% of the U.S. commercial vehicle market. Support for private protocols

Standard OBD protocol:

Models of 12V & 24V voltage that are in compliance with the standard protocols. Has coverage for all J1587, J1708, and J1939 protocol trucks, as well as all Class 4, to class 8 heavy-duty trucks.

Available functions for models supporting standard OBD2 protocol:

Reading Codes/Erasing Codes/Freeze Frame/Live Datastream/I/M Readiness/On-Board Monitor/O2 Sensor Test/EVAP/Retrieve Vehicle Information/DTC lookup.

Valid Parameters:

RAM 1GB | Flash 8GB

2.4GHz WIFI | 5' LCD display

800*480 resolution | DB15 interface

One-click screenshot: Screenshot after vehicle diagnosis is used as important evidence to judge whether the car is damaged. View the screenshot in "Data Management" with a one-click screenshot anytime you want.

One-click feedback: With this scan tool. If you have any diagnosis problem, just feedback us through this function, and ANCEL's professional technical team will provide you with an excellent solution.

One-click WIFI update: With this diagnostic tool, updating the software with one-click via wifi isn't a dream, no need to update on the computer you can get the more latest models version, and fix bugs of this scanner.

One-click Activate: allowing you to get started your first truck diagnostic, fill in optional registration information without complex settings.