PID Scanner wOBD Software Documentation v1.40

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Software Documentation - v1.40
wOBD PID Scanner Screen
Last updated August 27, 2004

Summary Menu Items Field Descriptions

Summary

The scanner screen was intended to provide an easy method for advanced users to search out extended codes. Please note that haphazard scanning can be detrimental to vehicle, please have a good understanding of what you are doing before attempting a scan.

Example scan parameters:

standard header, mode 1, pid 00 thru 4f
look through generic functional mode parameters
6C10F1 header, mode 22, pid 1100 thru 12ff, suffix 01
yields lots of datapoints on GM

Menu Items

File
Start Scan	Begins scan process
Stop Scan	Interrupts scan process
Save Output	Saves content of output window to a text file
Save Output As...	Prompts for new name of text file before saving
Append Output	Appends contents of output window to the end of last text file
Append Output As...	Prompts for file name before appending output window contents
Print Setup	Invokes standard print setup dialog
Print	Prints contents of output window to default printer
Exit
Edit
Select All	Select all of the contents of the output window
Clear Output	Clears output window contents
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Field Descriptions

wOBD v1.40

Index
Main Menu
Check Engine
DTC Editor
Poll Designer
Poll Data
PID Explorer
PID Scanner

Software
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What's New

Dec 15,2004
wOBD v1.50
beta

Jul 10,2004
Site Index

Jul 03,2004
Tech Info:
IAT Tweaks

Jun 16,2004
Tech Info:
ELM 32x
Sampling Rate
details

May 15,2004
wOBD v1.40
released

In The News

Lexus a nexus between cars and phone viruses? - Jan 2005
ZDNet

'Right to Repair' - Nov 2004
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Discount for letting your insurance company watch? - Sep 2004
ZDNet Anchordesk

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