Detroit Diesel Diagnostic Link v8 & v6 Combo Professional NexIQ Toughbook

Detroit Diesel Diagnostic Link v8 & v6 Combo Standard License with NexIQ Scanner and Toughbook Dealer Package

Detroit Diesel Diagnostic Link Standard (DDDL) 8. X

Detroit Diesel Diagnostic Link 8. X otherwise known as DDDL 8. is the computer-based software for diagnosing Western Star 5700XE, Freightliner, Cascadia, and Detroit Powertrain vehicles systems. Diagnostic Link also supports DDEC 6 through GHG17 engine platforms. This software can display diagnostic fault codes, troubleshooting information, run services routines, and ECU information. This package contains the DDDL 8 series (2007 and newer) software and the 6.5 series (pre-2007) software. This software can perform injector cut-out tests, and change parameters,

Usability

• View information about the connected ECUs
• Perform standard fault code operations
• Perform traditional and advanced troubleshooting
• Read variable values in real-time and display them graphically.
• Configure and manage parameters
• Perform service routines
• Play backlogs of all connected activity.

Covered Features

• Cylinder Exhaust Temperatures
• Engine Speed
• Engine Smoke Control
• Boost Pressure
• Engine Load Percent
• Beginning of Injection
• Oil Temperature
• Fuel Temperature
• Air Inlet Temperature
• Turbo Compressor Outlet Temperature
• EGR Temperature A
• EGR Differential Pressure A
• EGR Temperature B
• EGR Differential Pressure B
• EGR DPS Counts
• EGR Mass Flow Rate
• Barometric Pressure
• Turbo Speed
• Accelerator Pedal Position
• Battery Voltage
• Active Governor
• Torque Reduction Percentage
• Vehicle Speed
• PWM 1 (% Grounded)
• PWM 2 (% Grounded)
• PWM 3 (% Grounded)
• PWM 4 (% Grounded)

DiagnosticLink Standard vs. DiagnosticLink Pro

DiagnosticLink 8. X Standard can do the following: provides ECU information, diagnostic fault codes, instrumentation information, service routines, the ability to run system tests, and edit ECU parameters.

DiagnosticLink 8. X Professional can do all that the Standard Edition can do plus these other functions: the ability to reprogram engine controllers.

THIS SOFTWARE IS A DIGITAL DOWNLOAD

USB-Link 2 Vehicle Interface Bluetooth Edition PN 124034

The USB-Link 2 is the best in available vehicle interfaces, and we ship it daily around the world. It is a rugged and dependable interface that is five times faster than its predecessor with sixteen times more random-access memory that the old USB Link.

Vehicle Network Protocol Support

• CAN /1939/ISO15765 – 250K, 500 k, 1M b/s with Auto Baud detection (S Channels)
• Single wire CAN (SWCAN)
• ISO 11898-3 Fault Tolerant CAN (FTCAN)
• J1708
• J1850 VPW (Class 2)
• J1850 PWM (SCP)
• ISO 9141 / KWP2000 (ISO 14230) K/L line
• ALDL 9600 and 8192 baud
• ATEC 160 Baud

Usability

• The USB-Link 2 use Bluetooth v. 2.1 is the fastest Bluetooth method for transferring data; it also provides single, secure pairing.
• Class 1 Bluetooth provides up to 100 feet of wireless freedom.
• Flexible configuration supports wireless or wired connectivity
• Compatible with applications that diagnose ABS, instrument panels, transmissions, engines, and more.
• Great reduction in programming time with a direct USB connection
• Broad protocol support
• Fast access to vehicle data for reports and maintenance
• Fast connection to the diagnostic connector of the vehicle
• Carrying case for fast portability and great flexibility
• Windows 10, and Windows 7 are compatible with either PC or Laptop

OEM Heavy Truck Compatible with NexIQ

• All Allison DOC Software
• Bendix ACom
• CAT Electronic Technician (ON-highway only)
• Cummins Insite
• Detroit Diesel Diagnostic Link
• Eaton ServiceRanger
• Freightliner Service Link
• Hino Explorer
• International – ServiceMAXX Fleet Pro
• International ABS
• International DLB
• International InTune
• International IPC v2.02
• PACCAR Davie4
• VCAD Elite Mack/Volvo
• V-Mac Service Tools
• WABCO Toolbox

Package Includes

• NexIQ USB-Link 2
• 9-pin cable for vehicle connection
• OBD II cable
• 12′ USB Cable
• Quick Start reference guide