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EMissFireDetector
Download and Installation of latest version-Rev 1.01:
Checking
your software version:
To see what version you are currently using load your EMissFireDetector
software, click on the "Help" tab and then click the "About"
text in the upper left hand corner of your screen.
The EMissFireDetector
program will only run if you have an ATS EScope (Pro, Limited, or Original).
You must also obtain a passcode from ATS to enable the program and this is
only possible if you have purchased the EMissFireDetector. The passcode is
locked to your EScope hardware and does not change from installation to installation
(i.e. you only need to enter it once).
Download
http://www.automotivetestsolutions.com/download/EMissFireDetectorInstall.zip
(~15MB) to your desktop.
Double-click on the downloaded file on your desktop to view the zipped
contents.
Double-click on Setup (Application) to install the EMissFireDetector.
If the installer asks you if it is OK to uninstall the existing version
allow it to do so and then run the Setup again to install the new version.
Revision History (most recent version can be downloaded above)
Revision
History (most recent version
can be downloaded above):
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10/5/2008:
Rev 1.01:
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Modified sensitivity limits on automated adjustments.
- Enabled report generation for misfire results.
9/12/2008:
Rev 1.00:
- Major enhancements to automated misfire analysis accuracy.
- Enabled “Steady Miss”, “Random Miss”, “Bank
1 Miss”, and “Bank2 Miss” indicators.
- Simplified some of the misfire setup adjustments. There is now a “Coarse
Sensitivity” and “Fine Sensitivity” adjustment to
increase sensitivity of detections.
- Changed calculation for “Misfire %” to be based on recent
history instead of all history since counting began.
- Setup MISFIRE/COMPRESSION modes to ask mode at startup. Depending
on which mode is selected, items on Configuration, Misfires, and Compression
tabs will disappear if they do not apply to configuration. Switching
between modes is easier to understand.
- Edited and added more help that displays when you press the ‘?’
buttons on each tab.
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