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Honda Diagnostic System (HDS)Pocket Tester

User Guide

XXX26767 (0402)REV020204ENG

Contents1 Safety Precautions .................................................................................. 3

1.1 Basic Safety Precautions...................................................................................... 31.2 Proper Installation and Use of This Equipment .................................................... 41.3 Warnings and Cautions ........................................................................................ 5

2 Introduction to the HDS Pocket Tester .................................................. 62.1 Kit Contents .......................................................................................................... 72.2 Details of Parts .................................................................................................... 8

3 Setting Up the HDS Pocket Tester........................................................ 113.1 Changing a Rugged Case Membrane ................................................................ 113.2 Fitting the Hand Strap ........................................................................................ 11

4 Using the HDS Pocket Tester .............................................................. 12

5 Battery Charging.................................................................................... 135.1 General Information About Charging .................................................................. 135.2 Checking Battery Status .................................................................................... 135.3 Battery Charging Using the AC Charger ............................................................ 145.4 Battery Charging Using the Vehicle DLC Cable ................................................ 14

6 Recovery of Software Using the SD Card .......................................... 15

7 Troubleshooting .................................................................................... 167.1 Initial Checks ...................................................................................................... 167.2 Simple Checks.................................................................................................... 177.3 Reset Procedures .............................................................................................. 18

8 Care and Maintenance .......................................................................... 198.1 Cleaning the HDS Pocket Tester ........................................................................ 198.2 Care of the CD Software Installation Disc .......................................................... 198.3 Using the Controls .............................................................................................. 198.4 Care of Cables.................................................................................................... 198.5 Connector Covers .............................................................................................. 198.6 Rugged Jacket.................................................................................................... 19

9 Warranty.................................................................................................. 20

10 Specifications ........................................................................................ 20

11 Glossary.................................................................................................. 21

1 Safety Precautions

1.1 Basic Safety PrecautionsWhen using your equipment, follow these basic safety precautions:

1. Read all instructions.2. Take care to avoid burns from touching hot parts.3. Do not operate equipment with a damaged cord.4. If the equipment has been dropped or damaged, do not operate it until it has been examined by

qualified service personnel.5. Do not let the cord hang over the edge of a table, bench, or other counter surface or come in

contact with hot manifolds or moving fan blades.6. If an extension cord is necessary, a cord with a current rating equal to or more than that of the

equipment should be used. Cords rated for less current than the equipment may overheat. Takecare to arrange the cord so that it will not be tripped over or pulled accidentally.

7. To keep the battery fully charged, leave the HDS Pocket Tester connected to a suitable powersupply when not in use. When not in use for an extended period, however, unplug the equipmentfrom the electrical outlet. Never use the cord to pull the plug from the outlet. Grasp the plug andpull it to disconnect.

8. Let the equipment cool completely before putting it away. Loop the cord loosely around theequipment when storing it.

9. To reduce the risk of fire, do not operate the equipment near open containers of flammableliquids.

10. When working on operating internal combustion engines, make sure you have adequateventilation

11. Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers, and all body parts away from moving parts.12. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not use the equipment on wet surfaces or expose it to rain

or any other fluid.13. Use the equipment only as directed in the manual. Use only the equipment supplier's

recommended attachments. Use of non-recommended parts may invalidate the equipmentwarranty.

14. ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY GLASSES. Everyday eyeglasses only have impact-resistant lenses;they are NOT safety glasses.

15. While using the HDS Pocket Tester, ensure that the auto DLC cable does not get trapped betweenthe door and the vehicle body; always use the window area.

1 Safety Precautions (Cont.)

1.2 Proper Installation and Use of This EquipmentThis equipment has been designed, manufactured, and tested to meet the requirements of internationalstandards; however, like any apparatus, care must be taken in its installation and use.

The HDS Pocket Tester has a 230/110 AC volts connection to the charger unit and is supplied with a1.8 m (6 ft) long power cord. The electrical power source outlet socket must be located adjacent to theequipment, and it must be easily accessible and readily identifiable to the operator as the means ofdisconnection of the electrical power source to this equipment.

For continued protection against electric shock, certain parts of this equipment, including the PC-compatible signal interface connections, have been designed such that the voltage is limited to a safevalue. To maintain this level of protection, equipment connected to this equipment must have interfaceconnections that are similarly protected.

DO use this equipment in accordance with the operating procedures. For further details on theoperation of this equipment or any details relating to the use of it, contact the equipment manufacturer.

DO switch this equipment off (unplug the HDS AC charger power cord at the electrical socket outlet ifnecessary) before carrying out maintenance and cleaning operations (refer to the Care and Maintenancesection). Use only a well diluted, mild, nonabrasive cleaning agent applied by using a soft, lint-free cloth.

DO NOT allow the HDS Pocket Tester to operate below or within 460 mm (18 in) of the garage floorlevel.

DO NOT use equipment outside the supplier specification.

DO NOT use or apply undiluted cleaning agent directly to the equipment surface, and do not soak thecloth. Take care that cleaning fluid does not enter electrical connector receptacles.

DO NOT immerse equipment in water.

DO NOT continue to use this equipment if you have ANY doubt that it may not be working properlyor it is damaged in any way. Remove the power source to the equipment, and contact the service hotline.

DO NOT connect any equipment to the PC-compatible signal interface connections of the HDSPOCKET TESTER until you are satisfied that the equipment is safe.

DO NOT remove any fixed covers unless you are authorized/qualified to do so for the preparation ofthis equipment.

DO NOT expose this equipment to spilled liquids or any type of fluid.

DO NOT replace detachable power cords with a different type (or fuse rating) from that detailed in thedocumentation or supplied with this equipment.

1 Safety Precautions (Cont.)

1.3 Warnings and Cautions

WARNING – This indicates the presence of a hazard that can cause personal injury if thehazard is not avoided.

CAUTION – This indicates the presence of a hazard that can cause damage to a vehicle orother equipment, or that might corrupt software if the hazard is not avoided.

WARNING – The HDS Pocket Tester is NOT to be used by the operator of a moving vehicleor vessel.

CAUTION – Use of this equipment in a manner not specified by the manufacturer may impairthe protection provided by this equipment.

CAUTION – Do ensure that only those cables which are required by the diagnostic procedurein use are connected to the HDS Pocket Tester while the diagnostic is running.

CAUTION – There are no user-serviceable parts under the covers unless specifically indicated.Always isolate this equipment from the 230/110V AC electrical power source (unplug thepower cord at the electrical socket outlet) before removing any covers, and ensure that allcovers are replaced and correctly secured before reconnecting this equipment to the electricalpower source.

CAUTION – If the HDS Pocket Tester battery is allowed to discharge fully, the HDS softwarewill be erased from the memory. If this happens, the HDS software can be restored from thesecure digital (SD) card, as described in section 6.

CAUTION – Never clean CDs with abrasive cleaning agents.

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2 Introduction to the Pocket TesterThe Honda Diagnostic System (HDS) Pocket Tester is a diagnostic tool for use on Honda products.The tool enables technicians to read and clear diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) and to do other datamonitoring and control functions using the serial communications interface.

The HDS Pocket Tester contains an integrated Honda Interface Module (HIM).

The HDS Pocket Tester is for use in three product lines: automotive, motorcycle, and marine. Thedifference in kit content between the product lines is in the software and physical cable kits.

The tester is designed as an intelligent vehicle diagnostic system and allows communication to vehiclecontrol modules (CMs) for Honda or other EOBD/OBDII equipped automobiles.

SD Memory card (under top cover)

Flip-up protective screen

Power indicator(amber flash = charging;amber solid = charged;green = alarm)

Power button (On/Off)

Color display with water-resistant membrane

Lift-up point for replacingmembrane

Reset button (behind water-resistant cover)

2 Introduction to the Pocket Tester (Cont.)2.1 Kit Contents

[NOTE: XX denotes Operating System Language (O/S lang.) variations]01-US, 21-EU, 31-UK, 41-Ger, 51-Fr, 61-It, 71-Spn, 91- Jpn[NOTE: YY denotes AC Charger Variants]01-US / International, 21-EU, 31-UK[Reorder Part No. identifies North American Market reorder part numbers]

2.1.1 Automotive Kit Contents (3557-0110-XX) Generic Part No. Reorder Part No.• HDS Pocket Tester (3557-1104-XX) TDS35571104XX• 64MB Secure Digital Memory Card (9021-1849-00) TDS9021184900• AC Charger (8410-3578-YY) TDS84103578YY• Active Sync Cable (3557-1080-00) TDS3557108000• User Self-Test Adaptor (3557-1108-00) TDS3557110800• User Self-Test Power Adaptor (3557-1119-00) TDS3557111900• Rugged Case Membrane (2 spares) (9021-1853-00) TDS9021185300• Charger Adaptor (3557-1111-00) TDS3557111100• Carrying Case (3557-1023-00) TDS3557102300• Automotive DLC Cable (3557-1081-00) TDS3557108100• Automotive 3-Pin DLC Adaptor (3557-1022-00) TDS3557102200• 12V Accessory Socket Power Cable (3557-1082-00) TDS3557108200

2.1.2 Motorcycle Kit Contents (3557-0112-XX) Generic Part No. Reorder Part No.• HDS Pocket Tester (3557-1104-XX) TDS35571104XX• 64MB Secure Digital Memory Card (9021-1849-00) TDS9021184900• AC Charger (8410-3578-YY) TDS84103578YY• Active Sync Cable (3557-1080-00) TDS3557108000• User Self-Test Adaptor (3557-1108-00) TDS3557110800• User Self-Test Power Adaptor (3557-1119-00) TDS3557111900• Rugged Case Membrane (2 spares) (9021-1853-00) TDS9021185300• Charger Adaptor (3557-1111-00) TDS3557111100• Carrying Case (3557-1023-00) TDS3557102300• Short Motorcycle/Marine (MC/M) DLC Cable (3557-1084-00) TDS3557108400• Trigger Switch (3557-1086-00) TDS3557108600• 5 Velcro Cable Tapes (5231-3210-00) TDS5231321000

2.1.3 Marine Kit Contents (3557-0111-XX Generic Part No Reorder Part No.• HDS Pocket Tester (3557-1104-XX) TDS35571104XX• 64MB Secure Digital Memory Card (9021-1849-00) TDS9021184900• AC Charger (8410-3578-YY) TDS84103578YY• Active Sync Cable (3557-1080-00) TDS3557108000• User Self-Test Adaptor (3557-1108-00) TDS3557110800• User Self-Test Power Adaptor (3557-1119-00) TDS3557111900• Rugged Case Membrane (2 spares) (9021-1853-00) TDS9021185300• Charger Adaptor (3557-1111-00) TDS3557111100• Carrying Case (3557-1023-00) TDS3557102300• Short MC/M DLC Cable (3557-1084-00) TDS3557108400• Marine DLC Extension Cable (3557-1083-00) TDS3557108300• 5 Velcro Cable Tapes (5231-3210-00) TDS5231321000• Grommet (3 off) (3557-1113-00) TDS3557111300

2 Introduction to the Pocket Tester (Cont.)2.2 Details of Parts

2.2.1 HDS Pocket Tester (3557-1104-XX)This is the HDS Pocket Tester.

2.2.2 64MB Secure Digital Memory Card (9021-1849-00)The memory card is used to store software for the HDS Pocket Tester and also files saved by the user.

If the battery of the HDS Pocket Tester becomes fully discharged, then you canreinstall the HDS software from the SD Memory card.

2.2.3 AC Charger (8410-3578-YY)This is the original manufacturer's power charger that is supplied with theHDS Pocket Tester.

Variants are supplied in different markets:US/International 8410-3578-01Europe 8410-3578-21UK 8410-3578-31

2.2.4 Active Sync Cable (3557-1080-00)This cable is used to transfer software and data between the HDS PocketTester and a host PC.

2.2.5 User Self-Test Adaptor (3557-1108-00)This "null cable" is used in the situation where an error has occurred.

2 Introduction to the Pocket Tester (Cont.)2.2 Details of Parts (Cont.)

2.2.6 User Self-Test Power Adaptor (3557-1119-00)This cable is used in conjunction with the User Self-Test Adaptor (3557-1108-00).

2.2.7 Rugged Case Membranes (9021-1853-00)These are replacement membranes supplied as spares (Quantity 2).

2.2.8 Charger Adaptor (3557-1111-00)This adaptor allows the battery to be charged without connection to avehicle or host PC.

NOTE: It is attached to the AC Charger (8410-3578-YY).

2.2.9 Automotive DLC Cable (3557-1081-00)This cable connects the HDS Pocket Tester to a vehicle with a 16-pindata link connector (DLC).

2.2.10 Automotive 3-Pin DLC Adaptor (3557-1022-00)This adaptor enables the automotive DLC cable to be connected to avehicle with a 3-pin diagnostic connector.

2.2.11 12V Accessory Socket Power Cable (3557-1082-00)This cable connects the HDS Pocket Tester to the vehicle power via thevehicle accessory connector.

2 Introduction to the Pocket Tester (Cont.)2.2 Details of Parts (Cont.)

2.2.12 Carrying Case (3557-1023-00)The case stores the HDS Pocket Tester and its cables.

2.2.13 Short MC/M DLC Cable (3557-1084-00)This cable connects the HDS Pocket Tester to a motorcycle or marineproduct.

2.2.14 Marine DLC Extension Cable (3557-1083-00)This cable extends the length of the connection to a marine product by 3 m(10 ft).

2.2.15 Trigger Switch (3557-1086-00)For use with the motorcycle application software.

2.2.16 Velcro Cable Tape (5231-3210-00)These are used for securing cables to the vehicle frame during testing.

2.2.17 Grommet (3557-1113-00)These are for use with marine products on either the DLC or extension cables. Theyare split bungs that fit around the cables (Quantity 3).

2.2.18 Stylus The stylus is provided for use on the touch screen. Suitable replacements can bepurchased from your local computer supplies store.

3 Setting Up the HDS Pocket Tester

3.1 Changing a Rugged Case MembraneLift the rugged case membrane (9021-1853-00) from the bottom ofthe screen, and peel it off gently. Then press the replacementmembrane into the groove that runs along the outside of the windowto seal the membrane into the groove. Failure to create a completeseal may reduce water and dust resistance.

3.2 Fitting the Hand StrapFirst, push the two thinner strips of the hand strap through the smallapertures located on each side of the unit as shown. Then make surethey are tight across the top before folding back and fastening theVelcro tabs.

Next, feed the other end of the hand strap under the metal bar,(located above the two cables towards the bottom of the unit), fold itback on itself, and then fasten the Velcro tab so that the hand strap isin a position that feels comfortable when in use.

4 Using the HDS Pocket Tester

Press the Power button at the top right to turn on the HDS Pocket Tester. Then use the stylus, stored onthe hand strap, to “tap” the words and icons displayed on the screen.

On the HDS Switchboard, tap the HDS icon.

The screen display prompts “Is this the first time using the ‘HDS’software?” Tap Yes or No. Complete the “tutorial” if appropriate, or tapNo again.

The HDS starts up with a “welcome screen” showing these icons:• Vehicle communication• DLC locator• Stored files• Exit

Connect the 34-pin connector of the DLC to the socket on the rear of the HDS Pocket Tester whileensuring that the orientation of the connector is correct:

• Locate the DLC on the vehicle by following the prompts.• Use the HDS to determine the location of the connector for the vehicle being worked on.

Return to the “welcome screen,” and select the icon located at the top right. Then enter the vehicledetails. This enables you to select the system to diagnose.

NOTE: Help is available at all times on the HDS. For example, you can determine the meaning oficons by tapping Tools, and then Help.

5 Battery Charging 5.1 General Information About ChargingThe HDS Pocket Tester has a built-in Lithium-Ion battery that needs to be charged. The battery can becharged• By connecting to a vehicle using the correct DLC.• By the AC Charger (8410-3578-YY) and the Charger Adaptor Cable (3557-1111-00).• By using the 12V Accessory Socket Power Cable (3557-1082-00) supplied only in the Automotive Kit.

CAUTION – If the HDS Pocket Tester battery is allowed to discharge fully, the HDS softwarewill be erased from the memory. If this happens, the HDS software can be restored from thesecure digital (SD) card, as described in section 6.

To keep the battery fully charged, leave the HDS Pocket Tester connected to a suitable power supplywhen not in use.

5.2 Checking Battery StatusTo check the amount of charge available in the battery, do this:

1. Press the Power button to turn on the HDS Pocket Tester.2. From HDS Switchboard, tap the Exit icon.3. Tap the Start icon located at the top left of the screen.4. Tap the Settings icon located in the drop-down.5. Tap the System tab.6. Tap the Power icon.

After a few seconds, the Battery Power Remaining bar graph updates and shows the percentage ofpower available in the battery. If the Battery Power Remaining is less than 40%, you should charge thebattery immediately. A full charge takes approximately 2 hours.

Once the Battery Power Remaining has been checked, press the OK icon located at the top right of thescreen, then press the cross (X) icon also located at the top right of the screen to return to the Start menu.

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5 Battery Charging (Cont.)

5.3 Battery Charging Using the AC Charger5.3.1 Charging Using the Active Sync CableTo charge the HDS Pocket Tester using the AC Charger and the Active Sync Cable, do this:

1. Connect the Active Sync Cable (3557-1080-00) to the 34 pin connector located on the rear of theHDS Pocket Tester.

2. Connect the AC Charger (8410-3578-YY) to the DC jack located on the 9 pin 'D' connector onthe Active Sync Cable.

3. Plug the AC Charger into a suitably rated AC power outlet. After about 10 seconds, the amberLED located to the right of the Standby switch starts to flash.

4. Once the battery is fully charged, the amber LED comes on and stay on.5. To disconnect the charger and the cable, first disconnect AC Charger from the AC outlet, next

disconnect the AC Charger from the DC jack, and then disconnect the Active Sync Cable fromthe rear of the HDS Pocket Tester.

5.3.2 Charging Using the AC AdaptorTo charge the HDS Pocket Tester using the AC Charger and the Charger Adaptor, do this:

1. Connect the AC Charger (8410-3758-YY) to the Charger Adaptor (3557-1111-00).2. Plug the AC Charger into a suitably rated AC power outlet.3. Connect the Charger Adaptor to the 4-pin connector located on the rear of the HDS Pocket Tester.4. After about 10 seconds, the amber LED located to the right of the Standby switch starts to flash.5. Once the battery is fully charged, the amber LED comes on and stays on.

5.4 Battery Charging Using the Vehicle DLC CableTo charge the HDS Pocket Tester using a vehicle DLC cable, do this:

NOTE: The HDS Pocket Tester battery will charge only when the vehicle battery power is greater than+11 volts.

1. Connect the applicable vehicle DLC cable to the 34-pin connector located on the rear of the HDSPocket Tester:

• Automotive DLC Cable = (3557-1081-00)• Short Motorcycle/Marine DLC Cable = (3557-1084-00)

2. Connect the 16-pin DLC cable to the vehicle's 16-pin DLC.3. After a few seconds, the amber LED located to the right of the Standby switch starts to flash.4. Once the battery is fully charged, the amber LED comes on and stays on.

6 Recovery of Software Using the SD CardIf the HDS Pocket Tester battery becomes fully discharged, or a hard reset has been performed, thenthe HDS software can be recovered from the SD card.

To recover the HDS software, do this:

1. Ensure that the battery is charged (see section 5).2. Press the Power button to turn on the HDS Pocket Tester. 3. From HDS Switchboard, tap the Exit icon.4. From the Start menu, tap Programs, followed by File Explorer.5. Tap the screen on the row beneath the File Explorer title bar. When the folder list drops down, tap

My Documents, then My Device.6. Then tap Storage Card.7. Tap InstallHDS.8. Tap the InstallHDS program. Follow the on-screen instructions to recover the HDS software.

To recover the Control Module (CM) Update software, do this:

1. Ensure that the battery is charged (see section 5).2. Press the Power button to turn on the HDS Pocket Tester. 3. From HDS Switchboard, tap the Exit icon.4. From the Start menu, tap Programs, followed by File Explorer.5. Tap the screen on the row beneath the File Explorer title bar. When the folder list drops down, tap

My Documents, then My Device.6. Then tap Storage Card.7. Tap InstallCMUpd... .8. Tap the InstallCMUpd... program. Follow the on-screen instructions to recover the CM Update

software.

7 TroubleshootingTo resolve complex problems, do the routine shown in 7.1, Initial Checks. To resolve other problemsor concerns, do the troubleshooting described in 7.2, Simple Checks. To reset the system of the HDSPocket Tester, do the actions described in 7.3, Reset Procedures, as needed.

7.1 Initial ChecksThe system diagnostics software interrogates the communication hardware (and cables) automatically.If you suspect that a failure has occurred, the user self-test utility will display an error. Before callingthe hotline, make sure you write down any error codes displayed on the screen.

7 Troubleshooting (Cont.)

7.2 Simple Checks7.2.1 Change the Backlight SettingTo conserve power the backlight setting can be adjusted. From the Start menu, tap Settings, tapSystem, and then tap Backlight.

The Battery Power tab shows settings used when the tester is on battery power.

The External Power tab shows settings used when the tester is on external power.

On the Brightness tab, select the level of brightness for the backlight.

NOTE: You can only change the backlight setting for battery when the HDS Pocket tester is beingpowered by the battery. The external backlight setting can be adjusted only when the HDS PocketTester is powered by an external power supply.

7.2.2 Backlight Keeps Turning OffThe backlight is designed to turn off to conserve power. Tap the Battery Power tab, tap the displayedtime, and then select the time setting for the backlight. Select to have the backlight turn on when youtouch the screen.

7.2.3 Blank ScreenIf the screen is still blank after carrying out Initial Checks (section 7.1), call the service hotline.

7.2.4 Difficulty in Operating the Touch Screen (Misaligned)The screen alignment process can be activated at any time by tapping Start, Settings, and then System.Scroll down, and tap the Screen icon to begin. To realign the screen, tap Align Screen, then tap thecross precisely at each location.

7 Troubleshooting (Cont.)

7.3 Reset ProceduresIf you encounter problems with the tester, you may need to do asystem reset. Two types of reset are possible: "soft reset" and "hardreset.”

7.3.1 Soft ResetA soft reset returns the tester to the HDS Switchboard. To do a softreset, insert the stylus through the hole at the bottom of the tester, asshown, to press the small reset button inside.

7.3.2 Hard ResetA hard reset resets the tester to its original factory settings. Anysoftware installed on the tester is deleted, and the software will have tobe reinstalled as detailed in section 6. A hard reset should be doneonly if a soft reset fails to return the tester to a useable state.

To do a hard reset, remove all external cables from the Pocket Tester.Press and hold the two outside buttons on the front of the HDS tester.Insert the stylus through the hole at the bottom of the tester, press thesmall reset button inside, and hold all three buttons pressed for 5seconds. To reactivate the tester, insert the stylus into the hole, press the reset button, and hold for 1second; or connect the tester to the AC Charger. Reinstall the HDS software as detailed in section 6.

8 Care and Maintenance

8.1 Cleaning the HDS Pocket TesterSwitch OFF the power and unplug all electrical cables from the HDS Pocket Tester before cleaning theequipment. Clean the HDS Pocket Tester only with a nonabrasive, mild cleaning agent. Do not use anyform of polish on the unit.

NOTE: Lightly brush dust and other particles from the surface of the unit. Apply cleaner to a soft, lint-free cleaning cloth, and never apply cleaner directly to the HDS Pocket Tester. Do not soak thecleaning cloth, and take care not to allow cleaning fluid to enter the electrical connectors.

8.2 Care of the CD Software Installation DiscEnsure the disc is free from dirt or contamination before use. Avoid exposing the disc to direct sunlightor high temperatures. If necessary, clean the CD with an approved cleaner and a smooth, clean, lint-free cloth, wiping from the center to the edge.

CAUTION – Never clean CDs with abrasive cleaning agents.

8.3 Using the ControlsThe Power ON, Shutdown, and contrast control buttons on the HDS Pocket Tester are easily operatedwith light finger pressure. DO NOT use any implement on these buttons.

In addition to light finger pressure on the touch screen, the supplied stylus can be used.

NOTE: Using any implement other than the supplied stylus may damage the screen.

8.4 Care of CablesAlways return the cables to their appropriate storage place. The cables have been manufactured to highstandards, but they would be damaged if they were driven over or exposed to excessive temperatures.To avoid damage to the connectors, DO NOT pull on the cables.

8.5 Connector CoversThe top of the unit includes a plastic cover over the SD memory card slot. For protection againstmoisture and dust, always ensure that this cover is properly fitted.

8.6 Rugged JacketTo avoid damage to the HDS Pocket Tester, DO NOT open the red rugged jacket or remove the cableconnectors at the bottom of the tester.

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9 WarrantyThe warranty of the HDS Pocket Tester will be null and void if the tester has been damaged by misuse,liquid, or heat. Full terms and conditions of the warranty, including the limitations, are defined separately.

10 SpecificationsAC Adaptor Universal AC input – 100 to 240V ~ 0.4A 50 to 60Hz DLC Cable +7V to +18V, 0.5A DCUST Power Adaptor +7V to +18V, 0.5A DCRechargeable Battery 1400 mAh Lithium-IonOperating Temperature 0 to +35°C (32°F to 95°F)Weight 700 g (1.54 lb)Processor Intel 400 MHz XscaleRAM 64 MbROM 32 MbSD Memory Card 64 MbDisplay 16-bit color Transflective TFTOperating System Microsoft Pocket PC 2002Connectivity USB, RS232

11 GlossaryAC alternating current

CD compact disc

CM control module

DC direct current

DLC data link connector

DTC diagnostic trouble code

EOBD European Onboard Diagnostics

HDS Honda Diagnostic System

HDS PT Honda Diagnostic System Pocket Tester

HIM Honda Interface Module

HTML hypertext markup language

LED light-emitting diode

MC/M motorcycle/marine

OBDII Onboard Diagnostics

O/S lang. operating system language

PC personal computer

RAM random-access memory

SD card secure digital (non-volatile memory) card

s/w software

USB universal serial bus

UST user self-test

VGA video graphics array