Equipment Configurations
The diagnostic and programming equipment available in the workshop should always be configured to have the DISplus, GT1 and SSS connected directly to the LAN/Workshop network. To ensure uninterrupted service/data transmission, it is highly recommended that the radio/wireless connection of the diagnostic head is NOT used to perform any type of Programming or Coding function.
The normal configuration (when coding or programming) of the DISplus & GT1 to the diagnostic/OPPS/OPS head are as follows
DISplus (1) - Connected to network using SI LAN cable (2)
+ Diagnostic/OPPS/OPS head (3) - Connected to network using DK LAN cable (4)
+ OBD or Diagnostic plug cable - Connecting diagnostic head to vehicle
Scheme 40
GT1 (1) - Connected to network using SI LAN cable (3) and LAN adapter BT1:1 (2)
+ Diagnostic/Opps head (5) - Connected to network using DK LAN cable (4)
+ OBD or Diagnostic plug cable - Connecting diagnostic head to vehicle.
Scheme 41
Note. For optimum programming speed the OPPS/OPS head (5) can be substituted for the diagnostic head
+ Connect OPPS/OPS head (5) directly to a network drop via a DK LAN cable (4)
+ Connect OPPS/OPS head to the OBD connector using the short OBD cable P/N 663 111
Scheme 42
In the event that the workshop network is disabled/down the DISplus and GT1 can still be used to diagnose a vehicle by utilizing the following configurations
GT1 (1) - Not connected to network
+ Diagnostic/OPPS head (5) - Connected to GT1 using DK LAN cable (4) and LAN adapter BT1:1(2) plus LAN adapter BT X (3))
+ OBD or Diagnostic plug cable (5) Connecting diagnostic head to vehicle
Scheme 43
DISplus (1) - Not connected to network
+ Diagnostic/OPPS/OPS head (3) - Connected to DISplus using DK LAN cable (4) and PC LAN cable (2)
+ OBD or Diagnostic plug cable - Connecting diagnostic head to vehicle
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Note. OPPS/OPS can not be used to perform diagnosis on an I-bus equipped vehicle (i.e. E32, E36, E38, E46, E53...).