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ADTAIT130809_041G6DESD_Diag4ARGOTRACTORS.pptx Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS version 1.0.0.0
1. Introduction and Presentation 2. Components and Connections 3. The Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS program 4. Working procedure and user scenarios 5. Diagnosis on the vehicle 6. Support – Diag4ARGO Help Desk
1. Introduction and Presentation 2. Components and Connections 3. The Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS program 4. Working procedure and user scenarios 5. Diagnosis on the vehicle 6. Support – Diag4ARGO Help Desk
The system consists of a software part and a hardware part.
The software part involves the use of an application known as Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS, which guides the user through the
performance of diagnostic functions.
The hardware part, excluding the device on which the application is installed, consists of a communication card, also known as a VCI, and named Argo DIAG4.
The VCI allows communication between the application and the vehicle to be diagnosed.
Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS is a new diagnostic system developed to carry out diagnosis on new vehicles in the ARGO TRACTORS group (Landini, McCormick and Valpadana)
MAIN FUNCTIONS
Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS is used to: • diagnose and test vehicles to resolve problems associated with the on-board electronics • allow the user to have access to all ARGO diagnostic activities • replace faulty components and then reconfigure the components and the vehicle • generate a report on the operations carried out that is valid for customers as well as acting as an archive of diagnostic
activities carried out by the workshop
INNOVATIVE CHARACTERISTICS
From a diagnostic viewpoint: • automatic identification of the vehicle model by reading the serial number or type of tractor
(where this function is implemented) • diagnostic reports
From a user viewpoint: • offers an intuitive user interface that is easy to use • is technologically in line with current standards
Distribution of Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS
The new diagnostic tool will be distributed in the version Starter Kit
1. Introduction and Presentation 2. Components and Connections 3. The Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS program 4. Working procedure and user scenarios 5. Diagnosis on the vehicle 6. Support – Diag4ARGO Help Desk
A – Tablet 1 – Bluetooth B – VCI
2 – USB
CONNECTION METHODS
Diag4 ARGO TRACTOR software is installed on the Panasonic FZ-G1 (A) tablet. The Argo DIAG4 (B) communication card must be connected to the tractor diagnostic input by means of special diagnostic cables. The connection between the tablet (A) and VCI (B) takes place in two different ways: Bluetooth (1) or USB (2).
The following hardware can be used with Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS: • Tablets • VCIs • Diagnostic cables • USB cable
Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS - Starter Kit
The Starter Kit launch version includes the following components: - Carrying case - Panasonic FZ-G1 tablet (pre-installed) - Power source for Panasonic FZ-G1 tablet - USB key for Panasonic FZ-G1 tablet recovery - VCI Argo DIAG4 - Diagnostic cables - USB cable
The Panasonic FZ-G1 tablet is pre-installed in order to facilitate and simplify operations by the user Before beginning to use the application, it will be necessary to activate the Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS licence
Panasonic FZ-G1 TABLET
Configuration - Microsoft Windows 8.1 operating system - Multilingual installation - English as default language - Pre-configured antivirus software (with up to 10 client installations) - Password protected BIOS (password communicated in case of need) - Hibernation, standby and screensaver modes are disabled - Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS runs quickly from an icon in Metro GUI - Rapid access to ARGO portals by means of links in Internet Explorer - Open system with 3 users:
- ARGO: User credential with Password (autologon mode) - Administrator: Admin credential (with known password) - Help Desk: Admin credential (with non-public Password)
- Icons preset on Start page (Tile in Metro GUI) - Tablet recovery (from USB key supplied) - Team Viewer preset for remote support - Windows Update locked and remotely managed
Technical specifications • Intel® Core™ i5-3437U vPro processor • Windows 8.1 Pro • Intel HD 4000 graphics card • Display technology for new generation IPSα external environments • Bright 10.1" display WUXGA (1920x1200) • Capacitative touchscreen with 10 finger multi-touch + digitiser pen • Resistance to drops from 120 cm • Resistant to water and dust • Up to 8 hours battery life (replaceable by user) • Port with flexible configuration (serial, LAN, micro SD or USB 2.0) • Light structure – approximately 1.1 kg
USB DRIVE FOR RECOVERY
The recovery USB drive (provided) must be used only and exclusively when it is necessary to carry out recovery on the Panasonic FZ-G1 tablet
Recovery of Panasonic FZ-G1 tablet
To carry out recovery, contact the Diag4ARGO Help Desk for instructions on operations to be carried out and to obtain the password (BIOS). The operations to be carried out are as follows: • With the tablet turned off, connect the Recovery USB drive • Turn on the tablet and go into the BIOS (by entering the password you have been given by the Diag4ARGO Help Desk) • Boot up from the USB • Tablet recovery will now be started • Wait for completion
Any change to the initial (factory) configurations involve tampering with the system
To restore the system, it is necessary to carry out tablet recovery
The USB drive cannot be used as a data storage peripheral
This is the new communication card and allows diagnosis of tractors in the ARGO TRACTORS vehicle fleet (from the Landini series 7 and McCormick series x7.6)
VCI Argo DIAG4
Communication with the Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS application can take place by means of a USB connection or via Bluetooth (wireless)
Operation of Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS, to perform diagnostic functions, is dependent on the use of the Argo DIAG4 VCI
Behaviour of the VCI and LED status • Supply LED (red) – indicates whether the VCI is powered
o On – VCI powered o Off – VCI not powered
• Communication LED (green) – indicates communication status with the vehicle
o Flashing (rapid) – VCI in communication with the vehicle o Off – VCI not communicating with the vehicle o Flashing (frequency 1 sec.) – VCI attempting to communicate with the
vehicle but is not receiving an answer
• Bluetooth LED (blue) – indicates Bluetooth mode status o On – VCI in Bluetooth mode o Off – VCI not in Bluetooth mode
Power LED (red)
Bluetooth LED (blue)
Communication LED (green)
Connection between VCI and Vehicle • Deutsch CAN2 Connector Diagnostic Cable
Connect the end of the cable with the 26 pin connector (D-type connector) to the VCI. Connect the CPC connector (round) to the vehicle diagnostic input.
• Superseal RS232 Connector Diagnostic Cable Connect the end of the cable with the 26 pin connector (D-type connector) to the VCI. Connect the other connectors to the vehicle.
Deutsch CAN2 Connector Diagnostic cable Superseal RS232 Connector Diagnostic Cable
To carry out the diagnostic functions, the VCI must be connected to the vehicle by means of special diagnostic cables.
DIAGNOSTIC CABLES
USB CABLE
This can be used to establish communication between the application and the VCI (to be used as an alternative to Bluetooth mode)
Do not use USB cables longer than 1 m.
1. Introduction and Presentation 2. Components and Connections 3. The Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS program 4. Working procedure and user scenarios 5. Diagnosis on the vehicle 6. Support – Diag4ARGO Help Desk
STARTING UP Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS
When the tablet is turned on, the first screen displayed is the Windows 8 Metro GUI. Start up the Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS application by pressing the appropriate icon.
A series of preliminary operations will be carried out that are required to start up all the services, including a check on the installed licence and the presence of updates.
If no problems are identified that cause the program to lock (e.g.: licence expired …) the application will be started.
INTERFACE STRUCTURE
Allows display of: • VCI in use
(and rapid access to VCI selection) • VCI connection status in use • Language selected for the application (rapid
access to Language selection) • Rapid access to User guide
Controls are also present to exit the application and adjust the windows size to the screen
The interface structure is the same for all screens and is based on a main window, which displays the Title bar and the Active Page.
Title bar
This is the central section of the window where all the functions and operations being run are displayed in an interactive manner. The user interacts with the interactive content of the page by means of buttons.
The Active Page contains: 1. Navigation bar
Displays the name of the selected function and the navigation controls that can be used to switch between the panels and the functions
2. Control bar Displays the possible actions and controls relating to the procedures and the function in use
3. Main controls Further controls may be found in the lower part of the Active Page. These allow navigation between the functions (e.g.: exit diagnosis, return to main page, forward, back …).
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Active Page
When the diagnostic program is started up, the first page displayed will be the Home page. This gives access to all tool functions (diagnosis, maintenance, manuals …)
1. Diagnostic activities Gives access to diagnostic functions: - History of vehicles diagnosed - Automatic search of vehicle - Manual selection of vehicle
2. Support activities Gives access to diagnostic support functions: - Tractor manuals - User guide - Device maintenance
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HOME PAGE
It is subdivided into two main groups: Diagnostic activities and Support activities
DEVICE MAINTENANCE
From here it is possible to configure the application and manage preferences, updates, licence and VCI.
Preferences
The Preferences function can be used to change the application setting
Choose the required language and confirm
The tractor repair manual language setting is included among Preferences
Card Management Allows management of communication cards
If no VCI is linked or if the linked VCI is different from the one in use, it is not possible to continue with the diagnostic functions (except in simulation mode with VCI Demo mode preset). In this situation, a message is displayed that indicates you are working in Demo mode
Before carrying out any other operation
(e.g.: licence activation, diagnostic functions …)
It is essential to link your VCI to Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS
From the Command Bar select Search VCI to search for
connected VCIs
Connect the VCI to the tablet using the appropriate USB cable
Linking a new VCI
Once the search is complete, the VCI will be displayed and the serial number
will be shown in the foreground for rapid identification.
By clicking on the VCI, this will be selected for use.
The selected VCI will also appear in the
Title Bar (showing the serial number and the connection status)
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The first time that the VCI is linked, only VCI DEMO will be present
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Functions Available for the VCI
Test Carries out a communication test with the VCI. At the end, the outcome is displayed (beside the message Test).
Update firmware To manage the VCI firmware. Also checks for the presence of new FW updates.
Delete Allows removal of a VCI from the list (e.g. if decommissioned due to replacement)
The following functions are present for each Argo DIAG4 VCI
Check the VCI firmware
Proceed as follows to check the VCI firmware version:
Select the required VCI and press Update firmware
A message will appear immediately below, indicating whether:
a more up-to-date firmware version is available continue to run the update
the most recent version is already present continue to update again
Updating the VCI firmware
To run the update of a new firmware version or to reload the firmware proceed as follows:
During this stage, it is not advisable to adjust the VCI or application in
any way. Wait for the operation to complete
Disconnect and reconnect the VCI.
Press Next to terminate.
Press Next to run the update
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The VCI firmware updates are contained in the Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS application updates.
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Change the VCI in use
It is possible to change the VCI in use without accessing preferences, but by working directly from the Title Bar and pressing the name of the VCI that appears on the list
When you click on the VCI (or on the word Demo) the VCI Selection Click on the required VCI in order to set it. Information concerning the licence (if active) will be shown for the selected VCI. This function will not be active if diagnostic functions are in progress.
Otherwise, to change the VCI in use, choose the Card Management option from the Device maintenance menu. Select the required VCI with one click to set it.
Status of the selected VCI connection
From the Title Bar, it is possible to identify the connection status of the selected VCI by means of the multicoloured warning light. Connection status means: - Connection between Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS and VCI Argo DIAG4 in USB mode - Connection to the vehicle (communication on CAN line)
The following circumstances may arise: 1. Red warning light - USB connection KO and CAN Communication KO
This status occurs when no VCI is identified by the application
2. Amber warning light - USB Connection OK and CAN Communication KO This status occurs when VCI is identified by the application, but it is not yet communicating with the vehicle
3. Green warning light – USB Communication OK and CAN Communication OK This status occurs when the VCI is identified by the application and communication is also in place with the vehicle
The Updates function is an integral part of Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS and guides the user through the simple operations for downloading, selecting and running the available updates. The updates concern the following components: • Diagnostic application • Diagnostic database • Service manuals • VCI firmware These are classified into Obligatory and Optional and can be carried out only in Online mode.
From the Navigation Bar, it is possible to gain access to the following functions: 1. Check updates
2. Update history
Updates
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It is possible to search for new updates manually by means of the Search button on the Control Bar
At the end of the search, a message will be displayed with the outcome of the operation
This is used to check for the presence of new updates Check updates
If a new update is identified, press Start Update on the Control Bar to start the download
Once download is complete, Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS must be restarted to allow installation
A message will indicate the state of progress
Next time the unit is started up, you will be prompted to install the new downloaded components. It will be possible to decide whether to install them immediately or whether to run Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS and install the updates at a later stage. After installation, you can decide whether to run the application or exit. In some cases, it may be necessary to restart the tool before being able to use the application
Start update
Select an individual update to display the details
Show the history of the updates carried out Update history
The Licence Management system is an integral part of Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS and guides the user through the simple operations to be carried out to activate and/or renew the licence.
The licence activation operation is also necessary in the following cases: • changing licence profile • replacement of the Argo DIAG4 VCI • replacement of the machine (tablet) on which the diagnostic environment is installed • replacement of the Argo DIAG4 VCI as well as the tablet on which the diagnostic environment is installed
Licence
The licence allows the new diagnostic system to be used on two machines (tablets) at most for each VCI owned by the user
The operation of Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS is dependent upon the user licence and availability of the VCI Argo DIAG4
The licence activation process requires: • internet connection to access the Web Servers • possession of a VCI and that it is connected • possession of a Licence Code (obtained through the ARGO Service portal)
From the Navigation Bar, it is possible to gain access to the following functions: 1. Licence Activation –
to activate the licence
2. Display licences – to display details of the licences in use
If the licence has expired, all the diagnostic functions will be blocked.
If the licence is missing or has expired, the user can only start the application in order to update the licence
If the licence is about to expire, within 15 days the user will receive a notification message.
Licence expired
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Start the procedure of Licence Activation
The activation procedure requires the VCI to be connected to the machine on which the application has been installed. It is also necessary to be in possession of a Licence Code and access to the Internet.
The user requests activation of the licence by completing the Activation Request Form
Once the form has been completed, continue to finalise the activation
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For correct activation of the licence and to
obtain support (from Diag4ARGO Help Desk),
it is necessary to complete all fields and enter the Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS end
user data
Licence Activation
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The program will display the outcome of activation
If the conditions for activation are met, a message appears to indicate that activation has taken place successfully
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Activation can fail in the following cases: • Licence code invalid • Licence code already used • Reached the maximum number of machines (tablets)
that can be registered for the same VCI • Service not available • No Internet connection An appropriate message will then be displayed
If the new licence is subsequently activated for the same VCI, this will
replace the previous licence.
The status and all information concerning licences in use will be displayed
It is possible to decommission a licence Select it and press Decommission a machine (tablet) from the Control Bar
Display licences
Select the licence to see
more details
MANUALS
From the Manuals menu, it is possible to access and consult the tractor manuals (from those present in the database) These are vehicle repair manuals.
Select the required make and model
Select the required language
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When a language with green surround is chosen, the corresponding manual will be opened for consultation
The colour surrounding the flag (representing the language) indicates: • Green surround: document present and can be displayed • Amber surround: document available but must be downloaded • Red surround: document not available
When a language with amber surround is chosen, you will be prompted to download
the corresponding manual, After downloading, the flag will be
displayed with a green surround and the manual can be displayed
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When a language with red surround is chosen, no action will be performed
USER GUIDE
Allows consultation of the Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS user manual (in pdf format) The User Guide can also be accessed from the Title Bar
Go to the Title Bar and click on the language currently set to bring up the language menu
Then select the required language
Languages supported: • Italian • English • French • German • Spanish
CHANGING THE LANGUAGE
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WORKING MODES
Two working modes are available: Demo Mode To perform diagnostic simulations, allowing the main screens to be displayed. This mode does not require the use of the VCI. Real Mode Allows diagnosis to be performed on the vehicle and its devices, accessing the available diagnostic functions through the use of the VCI.
It is possible to switch from one mode to another by operating directly from the Title Bar, pressing Demo (or Argo DIAG4). The VCI Selection menu will then appear. Select Demo to access Demo Mode. Alternatively, selecting Argo DIAG4 VCI will access Real Mode. This function will not be active if diagnostic functions are in progress.
It is also possible to set the working mode by accessing Card Management from the Device maintenance menu.
Diag 4 ARGO TRACTORS allows access to several user scenarios based on the licence in use.
USER SCENARIOS BASED ON THE LICENCE
The licence specifies the makes for which the diagnostic functions and the manuals are available: • Valpadana – represented by the letter V • Landini – represented by the letter L • McCormick – represented by the letter M
The combination between user type, type of environment and available makes determines the application user scenario and may change the appearance of the user interface and the available functions.
It is possible to identify the scenario currently being used by displaying the licence characteristics. Then access the Display licence panel from Card Management (in device Maintenance) or by selecting the VCI
directly from the Title Bar.
From here, we will display: - Environment – defines the environment in which the instrument is used - User type – defines the type of user using the instrument - Makes – defines the makes enabled
1. Introduction and Presentation 2. Components and Connections 3. The Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS program 4. Working procedure and user scenarios 5. Diagnosis on the vehicle 6. Support – Diag4ARGO Help Desk
SELECTING THE VEHICLE TO BE DIAGNOSED
Three modes are available for selecting the vehicle on which the diagnosis is to be performed. From the main page, select: 1. History – to carry out diagnosis on a vehicle model already diagnosed previously
2. Automatic search –to carry out diagnosis on a vehicle identified automatically
3. Manual Selection – to carry out diagnosis on a vehicle, selecting the make and model
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VEHICLE SELECTION – HISTORY
Allows a vehicle model on which a previous diagnosis has been carried out to be selected manually (rapidly). Its model and serial number will be displayed.
To gain access to the diagnostic functions, then to Vehicle diagnosis, simply click on the required model
VEHICLE SELECTION – AUTOMATIC SEARCH
This mode runs automatic recognition of the vehicle make and model, to which the Argo DIAG4 VCI has been connected in order to run rapid diagnosis (where this function is implemented). The recognition takes place in two ways: reading the serial number or the type of tractor. The Automatic Search function is available for vehicles which permit it.
VEHICLE SELECTION – MANUAL SELECTION Allows the vehicle to be diagnosed
to be selected manually
To gain access to the diagnostic functions, then to Vehicle Diagnosis, it is necessary to enter the tractor Serial number. Confirm to start diagnosis.
Select the make (Valpadana, Landini and McCormick) [only the makes for which the licence is enabled will be visible]
Then select the tractor model to be diagnosed
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VEHICLE DIAGNOSIS
In the diagnostic environment, all diagnostic functions can be accessed by navigating between the panels (with a single click): 1. Parameters – Read parameters 2. Errors – Read errors 3. Configurations – Vehicle configuration 4. Download – Programming and parametrisation 5. Procedures – Guided procedures
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Then select the panel for the category concerning the required diagnostic function
from the Navigation Bar
PARAMETER PANEL Display the statuses and parameters of control units present on the vehicle in table format
To start reading the parameters, it is necessary to select the icon corresponding to the Control unit or Parameter Group (with a double-click) for which the associated data are to be displayed.
The Parameter Groups allow the display of several parameters, which may concern different control units. They may be preset by the system or managed by the user.
When the cursor is passed over each icon, the name of the control unit or the parameter group will be displayed
Once the control unit or parameter group is selected, go on to read the parameter and status values.
Reading Parameters
The table display format means that the content can be sorted as required by the user and based on individual needs
The Control Bar allows the following actions: 1. In range, Out of range and Show all – to change the parameter display 2. Stop and Read – to start or stop parameter reading 3. Save – to save the displayed parameters in the report 4. Record – to record the parameters in a file 5. Change groups – to create and manage parameter groups
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Recording Parameters It is possible to record monitored parameters
When reading parameters, press Record to start recording the parameters displayed on the screen. During this function, other operations will not be permitted.
Parameter recording is allowed for up to 1 hour. When the function is active, a TV camera animation will appear and progress will be shown, indicating the remaining time. The user can stop recording at any time by pressing Stop.
After recording, the data can be saved in a file (in *.txt format) where required
The saved text file can be imported into a spreadsheet in order to display the recorded parameters in table format
Managing Parameter Groups
It is possible to manage parameter groups by means of the Change Groups function from the control bar
All parameter groups created by the user are displayed here
The Control Bar allows the following actions: 1. Back – to go back to the previous screen 2. Delete – to remove a previously created parameter group 3. Change – to change a previously created parameter group 4. Create – to create a new parameter group
All parameter groups created by the user will be identifiable by the following icon
It is possible to create up to a maximum of
5 new groups
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Creating a Parameter Group A new group can be created by entering the required
parameters from the various control units in the group
Press Save to save the new group
The editor will be displayed, which allows you to: - Enter the group name - Establish group visibility - Enter any comments - Enter (or remove) the parameters
that will be displayed in the group
The new group created will now be visible in the list of Parameter Groups.
From the Change Group view, press Create to create a new group
3 N.B.: the parameter update speed will be influenced by the number of parameters present and the number of control units involved.
Select the required parameters and use the Add arrow to enter them in the group
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Press Save to save the changes made
The group will now always be visible in the list of Parameter Groups.
Changing a Parameter Group
From the Change Group view, select one group and press Change
It possible to change all parameter groups created by the user. Changing means entering or removing their displayed parameters (entered at the time of creation)
The editor will be displayed, which allows you to: - Change the group name - Change the group visibility - Enter any comments - Enter new parameters or
remove those that are already present
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Select the required parameters and use the Add and Remove arrows to enter them in the group (or to remove them)
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ERROR PANEL The errors (DTCs) identified on the vehicle are displayed in table form
From here it is possible to manage the vehicle faults (active or saved). It is possible to read them, delete them and save them in the diagnostic report. The errors are read directly from all vehicle control units, without having to select a specific control unit.
The table display format means that the content can be sorted as required by the user and based on individual needs
The Control Bar allows the following actions: 1. Stop and Read – to start or stop error reading 2. Save – to save the displayed errors in the report 3. Record – to record the errors in a file 4. Update – to update the display 5. Delete Errors– to delete the errors
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For each error, information is provided, namely: error code, time elapsed since the beginning of monitoring, symptom, control unit … Further useful information can be consulted by means of the Help function.
Error reading
To access the Help function, press the icon that will be displayed against each DTC. A new window will then be opened that will display the vehicle repair manual (in pdf format).
The error reading is subdivided into 2 main views: Errors Present and Errors Recorded
To delete errors stored on the vehicle (by one or more control units), simply
press the Delete Errors button on the control bar.
Error deletion
The outcome of the operation is displayed at the end
The deletion command will delete saved errors that appear
in the list. The control does not have any effect
on the active alarms
It is possible to record the displayed errors
When reading errors, press Record to start recording the errors displayed on the screen. During this function, other operations will not be permitted.
Error recording is permitted for up to 1 hour. The recording will stop once this limit has been reached. When the function is active, a TV camera animation will appear and progress will be shown, indicating the remaining time. The user can stop recording at any time by pressing Stop.
Recording errors
After recording, the data can be saved in a file (in *.txt format) where required
The saved text file can be imported into a spreadsheet in order to display the recorded data
This is used to configure parameters in the vehicle control units
Before proceeding, it is necessary to select the icon corresponding to the control unit for which the parameters are to be configured.
The name of the control unit will be displayed when the
cursor is passed over each icon
CONFIGURATION PANEL
The configurations carried out will be saved automatically in
the diagnostic report
The Control Bar allows the following actions: 1. Read – to read the current control unit configuration 2. Write – to write the new configuration in the control unit 3. Clear – to clear the entered values from the screen 4. Save – to save the configuration made in a file 5. Load – to open a configuration saved in a file
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Running a Configuration
After selecting the icon for the control unit on which the parameters are to be configured, press Read to display the currently set values (in the Current value field)
Set the new parameters (in the field New value) choosing from amongst those available. Start writing the new values entered, pressing Write
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This will be followed by operations of writing new values, reading written values and displaying the configuration outcome
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Saving and Loading a Configuration
It is possible to save a given parameter configuration and then load it subsequently to be run on another control unit fitted to another vehicle (of the same model and version)
Having chosen the required configuration, select Save in order to save the new values in a file. Choose the file name and the save path.
In order to reload a configuration made previously and saved locally, select Open. After loading the configuration, it will be possible to write it.
Used to carry out Programming and Parametrisation on vehicle control units
Select the icon corresponding to the control unit for which programming or parameterisation is to be carried out
When the cursor is passed over each icon, the name of the control unit or the parameter group will be displayed
The operations carried out will be saved automatically in the diagnostic report
After selecting the icon for the control unit which the required operation is to be performed, you can decide whether to run: 1. Programming – to reprogram the control unit software 2. Parameterisation – To change the control unit software parameters Select the required option to gain access to the function
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DOWNLOAD PANEL
Control unit programming Select the Programming icon to gain access to the list of available programs for the selected control unit Select the required file and press Run to
start programming the control unit.
Await completion of the operation without doing anything to the tool or to the vehicle.
After starting out the procedure, the programming progress status will be displayed and the outcome will be displayed at the end
If necessary, it is possible to load a reprogramming file locally. This will appear in the list among the available files.
A set of useful information is displayed for each file (version, type, applicability …) Further information can be displayed by means of the Help function. Gain access to the Help function by pressing the icon displayed next to each file. A new window will then be open displaying information concerning the reprogramming file (in pdf format)
The Control Bar allows the following actions: 1. Back – to go back to the previous screen 2. Open - to load a file from disk 3. Run - to carry out the reprogramming
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Select the Parameterisation icon to gain access to the list of available parameterisations for the selected control unit
Select the required file and press Run to start parameterising the control unit.
Await completion of the operation without doing anything to the tool or to the vehicle.
After starting out the procedure, the parameterisation progress status will be displayed and the outcome will be displayed at the end
If necessary, it is possible to load a parameterisation file locally. This will appear in the list among the available files.
The Control Bar allows the following actions: 1. Back – to go back to the previous screen 2. Open - to load a file from disk 3. Run - to carry out the reprogramming
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Control unit parameterisation
A set of useful information is displayed for each file (version, type, applicability …) Further information can be displayed by means of the Help function. Gain access to the Help function by pressing the icon displayed next to each file. A new window will then be open displaying information concerning the parameterisation file (in pdf format)
PROCEDURE PANEL This is used to carry out Guided Procedures on the vehicle control units
(e.g.: Valve Configuration, Speed Release …)
In order to carry out the required guided procedure select the icon corresponding to the procedure
The name of the procedure will be displayed when the cursor is passed over each icon
The operations carried out will be saved automatically in the diagnostic report
Each type of procedure is characterised by its own structure and execution process. The control bar can also vary. It will generally be made up of: - Next (to start the procedure) - Back (to go back to the main view)
Select the icon of the required Guided Procedure in order to access the view that will guide the user through the procedure. While running the procedure, the progress status will be displayed and the operation outcome will be shown at the end.
1. Introduction and Presentation 2. Components and Connections 3. The Diag4 ARGO TRACTORS program 4. Working procedure and user scenarios 5. Diagnosis on the vehicle 6. Support – Diag4ARGO Help Desk
Diag4ARGO HELP DESK
Alternatively, Diag4ARGO Help Desk can also be contacted at the following number 0039 02 93 27 131
Diag4ARGO Help Desk 5 / 7 days
7am / 6pm (GMT +1)
00-800-DIAGARGO (or 00-800-34.24.27.46)
An individual hotline number is being finalised for Greece, Poland, Hungary and the Czech republic.
Freephone number available for the following countries
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