GUTMANN mega macs 56 Bike User manual

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HBMM56V5400EN0818S1
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mega macs 56 Bike
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Table of Contents
1 About this Manual ...............................................................................................................................8
1.1 Reading the Manual..............................................................................................................8
1.2 Marking of Text Parts ...........................................................................................................8
1.3 Symbols on the Product ........................................................................................................
2 User Information ............................................................................................................................... 11
2.1 Safety Precautions .............................................................................................................11
2.1.1 General Safety Precautions .................................................................................................... 11
2.1.2 Safety Precautions for the mega macs 56 Bike .......................................................................... 11
2.1.3 Safety Precautions for High Voltage/Line Voltage....................................................................... 12
2.1.4 Safety Precautions – Risk of Injury .......................................................................................... 12
2.1.5 Safety Precautions – Chemical Burns....................................................................................... 12
2.1.6 Safety Precautions Regarding the Risk of Pinching/Crushing........................................................ 12
2.1.7 Safety Precautions for Hy rid/Electric Vehicles .......................................................................... 13
2.1.8 Safety Precautions for Testing/Measuring Devices ..................................................................... 14
2.2 Non-Liability .....................................................................................................................14
2.2.1 Software............................................................................................................................. 14
2.2.1.1 Safety-Relevant Software Modifications ................................................................................... 14
2.2.1.2 Performing Safety-Relevant Software Modifications ................................................................... 14
2.2.1.3 Prohi ition of Safety-Relevant Software Modifications ................................................................ 14
2.2.1.4 Waiver of the Use of Safety-Relevant Software Modifications ....................................................... 15
2.2.1.5 Offer for All ......................................................................................................................... 15
2.2.2 Non-Lia ility ....................................................................................................................... 15
2.2.2.1 Data and Information ............................................................................................................ 15
2.2.2.2 Burden of Proof on the User................................................................................................... 15
2.2.3 Data Protection.................................................................................................................... 15
2.2.4 Documentation .................................................................................................................... 15
3 Device Description ............................................................................................................................ 17
3.1 Delivery Contents............................................................................................................... 17
3.1.1 Checking Delivery Contents.................................................................................................... 17
3.2 Intended Use......................................................................................................................18
3.3 Using the Bluetooth® Function.............................................................................................18
3.4 Range of Functions.............................................................................................................18
3.5 Operating the Device ..........................................................................................................18
3.6 Connections of the mega macs 56 Bike ................................................................................1
3.7 DT VCI Connections ............................................................................................................ 20
3.7.1 Meaning of the Flashing Frequencies ....................................................................................... 20
4 Installation of the Hella Gutmann Drivers Package............................................................................... 21
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4.1 System Requirements of Hella Gutmann Drivers ..................................................................21
4.2 Installation of the Hella Gutmann Drivers Package................................................................ 21
5 Initial Start-Up.................................................................................................................................. 22
5.1 Charging the Battery .......................................................................................................... 22
5.2 Switching on the Device...................................................................................................... 22
5.3 License Release.................................................................................................................22
5.4 Switching off the Device ..................................................................................................... 23
6 Configuring the Device ......................................................................................................................24
6.1 Setting company data ......................................................................................................... 24
6.1.1 Entering Company Data......................................................................................................... 24
6.1.2 User Name.......................................................................................................................... 24
6.1.2.1 Entering the User Name........................................................................................................ 24
6.1.2.2 Assigning a Password........................................................................................................... 24
6.1.2.3 Deleting the Password .......................................................................................................... 25
6.1.2.4 Deleting the User Name ........................................................................................................ 25
6.1.2.5 Activating the Car History ...................................................................................................... 25
6.1.2.6 Setting Up Password Protection.............................................................................................. 26
6.2 Updating the Device, DT VCI and Modules ............................................................................26
6.2.1 Preconditions for an Update................................................................................................... 27
6.2.2 Calling Up System Information................................................................................................ 27
6.2.3 Setting the Language............................................................................................................ 27
6.2.4 Starting the System Update.................................................................................................... 27
6.2.5 Calling Up DT VCI Information................................................................................................. 28
6.2.6 DT VCI Update...................................................................................................................... 28
6.2.6.1 Starting a DT VCI Update ....................................................................................................... 28
6.2.7 Module Update .................................................................................................................... 29
6.2.7.1 Starting the Module Update.................................................................................................... 29
6.3 Configuring the Interfaces................................................................................................... 2
6.3.1 Configuring the Printer.......................................................................................................... 30
6.3.1.1 Printing via USB Port ............................................................................................................ 30
6.3.1.2 Printing with Standard PC Printer............................................................................................ 30
6.3.1.3 Printing with Expert Mode...................................................................................................... 31
6.3.2 Configuring the Bluetooth® Adapter......................................................................................... 31
6.3.2.1 Searching for the Bluetooth® Adapter ...................................................................................... 31
6.3.2.2 Disconnecting the Bluetooth® Adapter Connection and Deleting the Assignment ............................. 32
6.3.2.3 Performing Bluetooth® Diagnostics ......................................................................................... 32
6.3.3 Configuring WLAN................................................................................................................ 33
6.3.3.1 Searching and Installing a WLAN Interface................................................................................ 33
6.3.3.2 Performing WLAN Diagnostics ............................................................................................... 34
6.3.3.3 Resetting the WLAN Configuration .......................................................................................... 34
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6.4 Setting the Country ............................................................................................................35
6.4.1 Setting the Language Option .................................................................................................. 35
6.4.2 Making Country Settings........................................................................................................ 35
6.4.3 Setting the Currency ............................................................................................................. 35
6.4.4 Setting the Date Format ........................................................................................................ 36
6.4.5 Setting the Time Format........................................................................................................ 36
6.4.6 Setting the Date ................................................................................................................... 36
6.4.7 Setting the Time................................................................................................................... 36
6.4.8 Setting the Time Zone ........................................................................................................... 37
6.5 Setting Units...................................................................................................................... 37
6.5.1 Assigning Units.................................................................................................................... 37
6.6 Configuring Miscellaneous .................................................................................................. 37
6.6.1 Configuring the Hardware...................................................................................................... 37
6.6.1.1 Setting the Display Brightness................................................................................................ 37
6.6.1.2 Cali rating the Touch Screen.................................................................................................. 38
6.6.1.3 Configuring the Energy Management ....................................................................................... 38
6.6.2 Configuring the Car History.................................................................................................... 38
6.6.2.1 Automatic Car History Transfer............................................................................................... 38
6.6.2.2 Manual Parameter Management ............................................................................................. 39
6.6.2.3 Sending the Car History......................................................................................................... 39
6.6.2.4 Parameter Management........................................................................................................ 39
6.6.2.5 Displaying Error Logs ........................................................................................................... 40
6.6.3 Configuring Other Matters...................................................................................................... 40
6.6.3.1 Setting the Demo Mode......................................................................................................... 40
6.6.3.2 Setting Tips......................................................................................................................... 40
6.6.3.3 Automatic E-mail Actualization............................................................................................... 41
6.6.3.4 Configuring Order Management .............................................................................................. 41
6.6.3.5 Performing a Factory Reset ................................................................................................... 41
6.6.3.6 Screenshot.......................................................................................................................... 42
Creating a Screenshot........................................................................................................... 42
Sending Screenshots to the Hella Gutmann Drivers .................................................................... 42
6.7 Contracts...........................................................................................................................42
6.7.1 Retrieving the License........................................................................................................... 42
6.7.2 Displaying the GTC................................................................................................................ 42
6.7.3 Displaying Other Licenses...................................................................................................... 43
6.8 Test Functions ...................................................................................................................43
6.8.1 Precondition for Test Functions .............................................................................................. 43
6.8.2 Performing the VCI Plug Test ................................................................................................. 43
6.8.3 Performing VCI Diagnostics.................................................................................................... 43
7 Working with the Device ....................................................................................................................45
7.1 Symbols ............................................................................................................................ 45
7.1.1 General Sym ols.................................................................................................................. 45
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7.1.2 Sym ols in the Header .......................................................................................................... 47
7.1.3 Sym ols in the Main Menu ..................................................................................................... 49
7.1.4 Sym ols in the Vehicle Selection Menu..................................................................................... 50
7.1.5 Sym ols in the Diagnostics Menu............................................................................................ 51
7.1.6 Sym ols in the Vehicle Information Menu ................................................................................. 51
7.1.6.1 Sym ols in the Car History Menu ............................................................................................ 52
7.1.7 Sym ols in the Measurements Menu ....................................................................................... 53
7.1.7.1 Sym ols in the Cursor Settings Menu ...................................................................................... 54
7.1.7.2 Sym ols in the Trigger Menu.................................................................................................. 55
7.1.7.3 Setting Sym ols in the Measurements Menu ............................................................................. 56
7.1.7.4 Sym ols in the Measuring Range Menu .................................................................................... 57
7.1.8 Sym ols in the Applications Menu ........................................................................................... 57
7.1.8.1 Sym ols in the Glossary ........................................................................................................ 58
7.1.9 Sym ols in the Settings Menu................................................................................................. 58
7.1.10 Sym ols on the Virtual Keypad ............................................................................................... 59
7.1.11 Sym ols in the Manual .......................................................................................................... 59
7.2 Vehicle Selection................................................................................................................5
7.2.1 Vehicle search ..................................................................................................................... 60
7.2.1.1 Country-Specific Search of Vehicle .......................................................................................... 60
7.2.1.2 Searching a Vehicle y Registration Num er ............................................................................. 61
7.3 OBD diagnostics .................................................................................................................62
7.3.1 Performing an OBD Diagnostics Quick Start .............................................................................. 62
7.4 Diagnostics ........................................................................................................................ 62
7.4.1 Preparing Vehicle Diagnostics ................................................................................................ 63
7.4.2 Trou le codes...................................................................................................................... 64
7.4.2.1 Reading Out Trou le Codes .................................................................................................... 64
7.4.2.2 Deleting Trou le Codes in Vehicle System................................................................................. 65
7.4.2.3 Glo al Check, Reading Trou le Codes ...................................................................................... 65
7.4.2.4 Glo al Check, Trou le Code Clearing........................................................................................ 67
7.4.3 Parameters......................................................................................................................... 67
7.4.3.1 Reading Out Parameters........................................................................................................ 67
7.4.4 Actuators............................................................................................................................ 69
7.4.4.1 Activating the Actuator.......................................................................................................... 69
7.4.5 Service reset ....................................................................................................................... 71
7.4.5.1 Performing Manual Service Resets.......................................................................................... 71
7.4.5.2 Performing Automatic Service Resets...................................................................................... 72
7.4.6 Basic settings...................................................................................................................... 73
7.4.6.1 Preconditions for Basic Settings ............................................................................................. 73
7.4.6.2 Performing Manual Basic Settings........................................................................................... 73
7.4.6.3 Performing Automatic Basic Settings....................................................................................... 74
7.4.7 Codings .............................................................................................................................. 75
7.4.7.1 Performing Manual Coding Procedures .................................................................................... 75
7.4.7.2 Performing Automatic Coding Procedures ................................................................................ 77
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7.5 Vehicle Information ............................................................................................................ 78
7.5.1 Car History.......................................................................................................................... 78
7.5.1.1 Selecting Vehicles from the Car History.................................................................................... 78
7.5.1.2 Deleting Entries from the Car History....................................................................................... 78
7.5.1.3 Deleting Single Entries and the Entire Car History ...................................................................... 78
7.5.1.4 All Older Than...................................................................................................................... 79
7.5.1.5 Sending a Help Call............................................................................................................... 79
Contacting the Technical Help Line .......................................................................................... 80
Requesting Data .................................................................................................................. 81
7.6 OBD ..................................................................................................................................83
8 Measurements ..................................................................................................................................84
8.1 Oscilloscope....................................................................................................................... 84
8.1.1 Oscilloscope Channels........................................................................................................... 85
8.1.2 Performing Oscilloscope Measurements................................................................................... 85
8.1.2.1 Connecting the Test Lead to the MT 56..................................................................................... 85
8.1.2.2 Measuring Voltage or Resistance ............................................................................................ 85
8.1.2.3 Measuring Current................................................................................................................ 85
8.1.3 Setting Measuring Ranges ..................................................................................................... 86
8.1.3.1 Manual Setting of Measuring Ranges ....................................................................................... 86
8.1.3.2 Automatic Setting of Measuring Ranges ................................................................................... 87
8.1.3.3 Deactivating Automatic Measuring Range Adaptation for Resistance Measurement ......................... 87
8.1.4 Configuring the Trigger.......................................................................................................... 87
8.1.4.1 Setting the Trigger Position.................................................................................................... 87
8.1.4.2 Setting the Trigger Mode ....................................................................................................... 88
8.1.4.3 Setting the Trigger Edge ........................................................................................................ 88
8.1.4.4 Setting the Trigger Level........................................................................................................ 89
8.1.5 Other Functions ................................................................................................................... 89
8.1.5.1 Cali rating Signals................................................................................................................ 89
8.1.5.2 Measuring Signals................................................................................................................ 89
8.1.5.3 Zero Reset of Values............................................................................................................. 90
8.1.6 Other Configurations............................................................................................................. 90
8.1.6.1 Configuring Indications.......................................................................................................... 90
8.1.6.2 Activating the Expert Mode .................................................................................................... 90
8.1.6.3 Configuring the Coupling ....................................................................................................... 91
8.1.6.4 Inverting the Signal............................................................................................................... 91
8.1.7 Recording Measurements...................................................................................................... 91
8.1.7.1 Saving the Measurement in Oscilloscope .................................................................................. 91
8.1.8 Displaying Recorded Measurements ........................................................................................ 92
Applications...................................................................................................................................... 3
.1 Calculator.......................................................................................................................... 3
9.1.1 Activating the Calculator........................................................................................................ 93
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.2 Glossary ............................................................................................................................ 3
9.2.1 Calling Up the Glossary ......................................................................................................... 93
.3 Calculations....................................................................................................................... 3
9.3.1 Calling Up Calculations.......................................................................................................... 93
10 General Information .......................................................................................................................... 5
10.1 Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................. 5
10.2 Care and Maintenance ........................................................................................................ 5
10.2.1 Replacing the Battery............................................................................................................ 96
10.3 Disposal ............................................................................................................................ 6
10.4 Technical data of the mega macs 56 Bike ............................................................................. 7
10.4.1 General Data ....................................................................................................................... 97
10.4.2 DT VCI................................................................................................................................ 98
10.4.3 Measurement Module ........................................................................................................... 99
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Reading the Manual
1 About this Manual
1.1 Reading the Manual
This manual descri es the version 54 for the mega macs 56 Bike.
This user manual contains important information relevant to operator safety.
You can find the manual with detailed information a out the use of your mega macs 56 Bike in the diagnostic device
under .
Please read the user manual completely. Pay special attention to the first pages containing the safety notes and the
conditions of lia ility. They exclusively deal with your safety during the work with the device.
When working with the device, it is recommended to read the individual work steps in the manual again to prevent
hazard of persons and equipment or operating errors.
The device shall e used exclusively y a qualified person. Information and knowledge included this training is not
explained in this user manual.
The manufacturer reserves the right to modify this manual and the device itself without prior notice. We therefore
recommend checking it for any updates. This manual must accompany the device in case of sale or other transfer.
This user manual must e kept for the entire service life of the device and accessi le at any time.
1.2 Marking of Text arts
DANGER
Text parts marked in this way indicate an imminent dangerous situation which, if not avoided, will
lead to death or severe injuries.
WARNING
Text parts marked in this way indicate a potentially dangerous situation which, if not avoided, will
lead to death or severe injuries.
CAUTION
Text parts marked in this way indicate a potentially dangerous situation which, if not avoided, will
lead to minor or slight injuries if it is not avoided.
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Sym ols on the Product
These sym ols indicate rotating parts.
This sym ol indicates dangerous electric voltage/high voltage.
This sym ol indicates the risk of crushing lim s.
This sym ol indicates a potential injury of the hand.
NOTICE
All texts la eled NOTICE refer to a hazard in the device or environment. Therefore, it is a solutely
necessary to o serve the notes or instructions stored here.
NOTE
Texts marked with NOTE contain important and helpful information. It is recommended to
o serve these texts.
Crossed out waste bin
This la el indicates that the product must not e discarded as domestic waste.
The ar underneath the waste in indicates whether the product was "placed on the market" after
August 13, 2005.
Direct current voltage
This la el indicates a direct current voltage.
Direct current voltage means that the electrical voltage does not change over a longer period of
time.
Observe user manual
This la el indicates that the user manual must always e read and always e availa le.
1.3 Symbols on the roduct
DANGER
Text parts marked in this way indicate an imminent dangerous situation which, if not avoided, will
lead to death or severe injuries.
WARNING
Text parts marked in this way indicate a potentially dangerous situation which, if not avoided, will
lead to death or severe injuries.
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Sym ols on the Product
CAUTION
Text parts marked in this way indicate a potentially dangerous situation which, if not avoided, will
lead to minor or slight injuries if it is not avoided.
Observe user manual
This marking indicates that the user manual/the operating instructions must always e read and
always e availa le.
Observe user manual
This marking indicates that the user manual/the operating instructions must always e read and
always e availa le.
Direct current voltage
This la el indicates a direct current voltage.
Direct current voltage means that the electrical voltage does not change over a longer period of
time.
Fire hazard
This la el indicates that the o ject must not e thrown into open fire.
European Recycling Platform (ERP)
The la el indicates the possi ility of region-wide return of private electronic devices y post as
packages.
Polarity
This la el indicates electric voltage etween 2 points.
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Safety Precautions
2 User Information
2.1 Safety recautions
2.1.1 General Safety recautions
• The device is intended for use on motor vehicles only. It is a precondition for the use of the
device that the user has knowledge of automotive technology and is therefore aware of the
sources of danger and risks in the workshop and on motor vehicles.
• Please read the entire user manual thoroughly and carefully efore using the mega macs 56
Bike. You can also find the user manual under in the mega macs 56 Bike or on the DVD
enclosed.
• All notes given in the individual sections of this user manual apply. The following measures
and safety precautions must also e followed.
• Furthermore, pay attention to all general instructions from la or inspectorates, trade
associations and vehicle manufacturers as well as all laws, legal ordinances and instructions
which have to e commonly o eyed y a repair shop.
2.1.2 Safety recautions for the mega macs 56 Bike
To prevent incorrect handling and consequent injuries to the user or damage to the device,
o serve the following:
• Select functions and menus on the touch screen display only with clean fingers. Do not use a
tool, e.g. screwdriver.
• Only connect original power adapter to the power cord (supply voltage 12–15 V).
• Protect the TFT LCD and the device from long periods of exposure to solar radiation.
• Protect the device and the connecting ca le from hot components.
• Protect the device and the connecting ca les from rotating parts.
• Regularly check the connecting ca les/accessory parts for damage (destruction of the device
due to short circuit).
• Connect the device exclusively according to user manual.
• Keep the device away from fluids such as water, oil or gasoline. The mega macs 56 Bike is not
waterproof.
• Protect the device from strong impacts and do not drop it.
• Do not open the device on your own. Only technicians authorized y Hella Gutmann are
allowed to open the device. Warranty and guarantee will e rendered void at any case of
unauthorized tampering of the device or if the protective seal is damaged.
• If the device malfunctions, contact Hella Gutmann or a Hella Gutmann trading partner without
delay.
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2.1.3 Safety recautions for High Voltage/Line Voltage
Very high voltages occur in electrical systems. Due to voltage flashover on damaged components,
such as marten damage or touching live components, the risk of electric shock is likely. High
voltage via the vehicle and line voltage via the uilding's mains supply can cause severe injury or
even death if adequate care is not taken. Therefore regard the following:
• Only use power supply ca les with grounding contact.
• Only use a checked or the attached power cord.
• Always use the original ca le set.
• Regularly check ca les and adapters for damage.
• Always connect the ground ca le from device to vehicle first.
• Perform any assem ly work such as the connection of the device to the vehicle or the
replacement of components only when ignition is switched off.
• Do not touch live components when ignition is switched on.
2.1.4 Safety recautions – Risk of Injury
When working on the vehicle, there is a risk of injury through rotating parts or rolling of the
vehicle. Therefore regard the following:
• Prevent the vehicle from rolling.
• Additionally place gear selector lever of AT vehicles to park position.
• Deactivate the start/stop system to avoid an inadvertent engine startup.
• Connect the device to the vehicle only when engine is shut down.
• Do not reach into rotating components when engine is running.
• Do not run ca les near rotating parts.
• Check the high-voltage parts for damage.
2.1.5 Safety recautions – Chemical Burns
If the TFT display is damaged, there is a danger of chemical urns due to the escape of liquid
crystal. Therefore regard the following:
• Immediately rinse affected parts of the ody or clothing with water (consult a doctor).
• Seek medical attention immediately after inhaling or swallowing.
2.1.6 Safety recautions Regarding the Risk of inching/Crushing
Pay attention not to pinch or crush any lim s when removing/inserting the modules in the mega
macs 56 Bike. Therefore regard the following:
• Pay attention not to reach into the danger zone when inserting the module into the device.
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2.1.7 Safety recautions for Hybrid/Electric Vehicles
Very high tensions occur on hy rid and electric vehicles. Due to voltage flashover on damaged
components, such as marten damage or touching live components, the risk of electric shock is
likely. High voltage at or in the vehicle can lead to death in case of inattention. Therefore regard
the following:
• Only the following qualified employees are allowed to de-energize the high-voltage system:
– High-voltage technician
– Skilled electrician for predetermined operations – Hy rid or rather electric vehicles
– Skilled electrician
• Place warning signs and warning tapes.
• Check the high-voltage system and the high-voltage lines for damage (visual inspection!).
• De-energizing the high-voltage system:
– Switch off ignition.
– Disconnect the service disconnect plug.
– Remove the fuse.
• Securing the high-voltage system against re-activation:
– Withdraw the ignition key and keep it safe.
– Keep the service disconnect plug safe or secure the attery master switch against re-
activation.
– Insulate the attery master switch, the plug connections etc. with dummy plugs, covering
caps or insulating tape with the corresponding warning notice.
• Check the de-energized state with a voltage tester. Even with disconnected high-voltage
system, residual voltage can still e present.
• Ground and short-circuit the high-voltage system (necessary only if voltage is higher than
1000 V).
• Voltage elow 1000 V: Cover the parts which are close to the system or which are energized e.
g. with insulating cloth, hoses or plastic coverings. Voltage higher than 1000 V: Cover the parts
with insulating plates/protective panels specially developed for this purpose so that sufficient
protection against contact to adjacent parts is ensured.
• Regard the following efore re-energizing the high-voltage system:
– All tools and utilities are removed from the hy rid/electric vehicle.
– Remove the grounding and short circuit of the high-voltage system. Do not touch any of
the ca les now.
– Attach the protective paneling that has een removed efore.
– Remove the protective measures at the switching system.
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Non-Lia ility
2.1.8 Safety recautions for Testing/Measuring Devices
• Perform measurements only on electric circuits that are not directly connected to the line
voltage.
• Never exceed the maximum permissi le voltage load of 30 V alternating voltage (AC) or 60 V
direct current voltage (DC) respectively.
• Do not exceed the voltage limits indicated on the connecting ca les.
• The voltage values to e measured must e shielded extra or even twice from dangerous line
voltage. The voltage limits printed on the test leads must not e exceeded. Pay attention that
the allowed measuring range of 60 V/DC / 42 V peak is not exceeded when measuring positive
and negative voltage at the same time.
• Never perform measurements on ignition systems.
• Regularly check the test and measuring devices for damage.
• Always connect the test and measuring devices to the measurement module (MT 56) first.
• Do not touch the connections/measurement points during the measurement.
2.2 Non-Liability
2.2.1 Software
2.2.1.1 Safety-Relevant Software Modifications
The present device software provides numerous diagnostic and configuration functions. Some of these functions affect
the ehavior of electronic components. These components also include components in safety-related vehicle systems,
e.g., air ag or rakes. The following notes and instructions also apply to future updates and related software
extensions.
2.2.1.2 erforming Safety-Relevant Software Modifications
• Work on safety-related areas, e.g. the occupant safety system and the rake system, is only allowed to e
performed if the user has read and accepted this note.
• The user of the diagnostic device must comply fully with all work steps and conditions given y the device and the
vehicle manufacturer, and follow the related instructions without fail.
• Diagnostic programs that make safety-related software modifications in the vehicle may and are only allowed to
e used if the related warning notes including the declaration given in the following are accepted without
reservation.
• It is imperative that the diagnostic program is used correctly, as programs, configurations, settings, and indicator
lamps can e deleted/cleared with it. These changes affect and modify safety-related data and electronic controls,
in particular safety systems.
2.2.1.3 rohibition of Safety-Relevant Software Modifications
Changes or modifications to electronic controls and safety-related systems are not allowed to e made in the
following situations:
• The ECU is damaged and it is not possi le to read out the data.
• The ECU and its allocation cannot e read out unam iguously.
• Reading out is not possi le due to data loss.
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• The user does not have the related training and knowledge necessary.
In these cases the user is not allowed to change programs, configurations, or to make other changes in the safety
system. To avoid any danger, the user has to contact an authorized dealer instantly. Only an authorized dealer can
guarantee the safe function of vehicle electronics together with the factory.
2.2.1.4 Waiver of the Use of Safety-Relevant Software Modifications
The user undertakes not to use any safety-related software functions if one of the following conditions arise:
• There are dou ts a out the specialized skills of third parties to use these functions.
• The user does not have the prescri ed training qualifications.
• There are dou ts a out the correct function of the safety-related software engagement.
• The device is transferred to a third party. Hella Gutmann Solutions Gm H is unaware of this fact and has not
authorized the third party to use the diagnostic program.
2.2.1.5 Offer for All
The Hella Gutmann Solutions Gm H uses open source software components in the mega macs 56 diagnostic device.
The open source software must e made generally availa le to all if needed. A standard data carrier should e used
for this purpose. The actual costs incurred are invoiced. The offer is valid for 3 years starting from the date the
diagnostic device is purchased or a change is made to the software specified a ove.
2.2.2 Non-Liability
2.2.2.1 Data and Information
The information in the data ase of the diagnostic program has een compiled ased on automotive and importer
information. Great care was taken to ensure the correctness of the information. The Hella Gutmann Solutions Gm H
accepts no lia ility for any mistakes and the resulting consequences. This statement also applies to the use of data
and information that are found to e incorrect or that were incorrectly displayed, also to errors that occurred
inadvertently during compilation of the data.
2.2.2.2 Burden of roof on the User
The urden of proof is on the user of the device, that he has paid attention to technical explanations, notes on
operation, equipment care as well as maintenance and safety without exception.
2.2.3 Data rotection
The Customer agrees that its data may e stored for implementing and executing the contractual relationship and that
technical data may e stored for performing data audits relevant to data security, statistical analysis and quality
control. The technical data shall e stored separately from personal data and shared only with our contractors. We are
o liged to treat all customer data that we receive confidentially. We may only disclose customer data if statutory
provisions permit or require such disclosure or if the Customer has agreed.
2.2.4 Documentation
The notes given in the device descri e the most common fault reasons. However, there are often further reasons for
existing faults, which cannot e listed here, or there are further sources of error, which are unknown yet. The Hella
Gutmann Solutions Gm H is not lia le for failed or unnecessary repair work.
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Non-Lia ility
The Hella Gutmann Solutions Gm H does not accept any lia ility for the usage of data and information that are found
to e incorrect or that were incorrectly displayed, also for errors that occurred inadvertently during the compilation of
the data.
Notwithstanding the a ove, the Hella Gutmann Solutions Gm H does not accept any lia ility for any losses in relation
to loss of profit, goodwill, or any other loss, including financial loss.
Hella Gutmann Solutions Gm H accepts no lia ility for damages or operating trou le resulting from failure to o serve
the "mega macs" user manual and the special safety precautions.
The urden of proof is on the user of the device, that he has paid attention to technical explanations, notes on
operation, equipment care as well as maintenance and safety without exception.
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mega macs 56 Bike Device Description
Delivery Contents
3 Device Description
3.1 Delivery Contents
QQuuaannttiittyy DDeessiiggnnaattiioonn
1mega macs 56 Bike
1 DT VCI
1Bluetooth® adapter
1USB ca le for connecting the DT VCI to the device
1USB ca le for connection to a PC
1 each Power adapter and power cord for the mega macs 56
Bike
1HGS data carrier
1Quick Start Guide
3.1.1 Checking Delivery Contents
Please check the delivery contents upon receiving your device so that complaints can e issued immediately regarding
any potential damage.
Proceed as follows to check the delivery contents:
1. Open the package supplied and check for completeness ased on the delivery slip.
Should you identify any damage to the package, then open the package in the presence of the delivery service and
check the device for hidden damage. Any transport damage to the package supplied and damage to the device
shall e registered in a damage report y the delivery service.
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Device Description mega macs 56 Bike
Intended Use
2. Take the device out of the packaging.
CAUTION
Danger of short circuit due to loose parts in or on the device
Danger of destruction of the device and/or the automotive electronics
Never put the device into operation if you suspect that there are loose parts inside or on the
device. In this case please contact the Hella Gutmann repair service or a Hella Gutmann trading
partner immediately.
3. Check the device for mechanical damage and shake it slightly to ensure that there are no loose parts inside.
3.2 Intended Use
The mega macs 56 Bike is a mo ile diagnostic device for detecting and rectifying faults in automotive electronic
systems.
It uses a diagnostic interface to esta lish a connection to the automotive electronics and to provide access to
descriptions of the vehicle system. A lot of this data is transferred to the device directly from the Hella Gutmann
diagnostic data ase via online connection. Therefore, the device must e permanently online.
The device is not suita le for repairing electrical machines and equipment or home electrics. Diagnostic devices from
other manufacturers will not e supported.
If the device is used in a way not authorized y Hella Gutmann, the safety of the device may e influenced.
3.3 Using the Bluetooth® Function
The terms of use of the Bluetooth® function may e restricted or prohi ited through law or corresponding legal
regulations in certain countries.
O serve the provisions in force in the respective country efore using the Bluetooth® function.
3.4 Range of Functions
The range of functions of the mega macs 56 Bike depends on the country, the licenses acquired, and/or the optionally
availa le hardware. This documentation may therefore descri e functions that are not availa le on the individual
device. Missing functions can e ena led y acquiring a corresponding license su ject to charge and/or additional
hardware.
3.5 Operating the Device
NOTICE
Damage or destruction of the display
Never touch the display using a tool or pointed metal o ject.
Always use your finger.
The device is equipped with a touch screen display. All menus and functions can e selected and or activated y
slightly touching with the finger or just y pressing the arrow keys .
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mega macs 56 Bike Device Description
Connections of the mega macs 56 Bike
3.6 Connections of the mega macs 56 Bike
DDeessiiggnnaattiioonn
1USB device interface
Use the USB device interface for data exchange etween the PC and the device.
22 USB host interfaces
Connect external devices such as a printer or the DT VCI through the USB host interfaces (USB
interfaces for short).
3Power supply socket
Voltage supply of the device and attery charge connection.
4ON/OFF button
Switch the device on and off.
5Measurement module MT 56
The module contains a 2-channel oscilloscope for the following measured varia les:
• Voltage
• Current (with amp clamp)
• Resistance
6Oscilloscope 1 connectors
Connect a test lead to Scope 1.
• lue = signal
• lack = ground
7ST3 connector
Here you can connect an amp clamp.
8Oscilloscope 2 connectors
Connect a test lead to Scope 2.
• red = signal
• lack = ground
9Additional module slot
Spare slot. Insert another module here.
Internal: 1x WLAN, 1x Bluetooth® module
All wireless connections are integrated in the device and are permanently switched on.
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Device Description mega macs 56 Bike
DT VCI Connections
3.7 DT VCI Connections
DDeessiiggnnaattiioonn
10 DT VCI for diagnostic connector in the vehicle
11 Retaining strap for mounting e.g. a lanyard
12 Green and blue indicator lamp (LED)
The indicator lamps show the operating status of the DT VCI.
13 Micro USB interface for USB ca le to USB interface of the PC
3.7.1 Meaning of the Flashing Frequencies
SSttaattuuss ddiissppllaayy MMeeaanniinngg
BBlluuee LLEEDD GGrreeeenn LLEEDD
LED switched off. LED switched off. • Software inactive/faulty.
• No voltage present.
• DT VCI faulty.
LED flashes quickly (1x per sec.). LED switched off. • Update failed.
• Update invalid.
• DT VCI faulty.
LED flashes slowly (every 3
sec.).
LED switched off. • Update failed.
• Update invalid.
• DT VCI faulty.
LED flashes slowly (every 3
sec.).
LED permanently on with
regular rief interruptions.
DT VCI ready for operation.
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