Dynojet Data Link Module - OBDII - Manual (Page 13)

D A T A L I N K M O D U L E - O B D I I
Dynojet DLM-OBDII Dialog Box—Config Tab
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Version—displays the software .dll version used by the DJDLM-OBDII hardware. This
.dll version must be the correct one for your WinPEP software version. If your versions
do not match, contact Dynojet technical support or check for an update on
www.dynojet.com.
PCM Vin—displays the vehicle identification number (VIN) detected from the PCM if
it is available.
Export Info—creates a text file for debugging purposes and may be requested by
technical support.
Serial Number—the serial number for your DJDLM-OBDII identifies it as a unique
device on your computer network. Before selecting Update Firmware or Network
Configuration, specify the serial number of the DJDLM-OBDII to update. Otherwise
the software will find the first available DJDLM-OBDII on the network.
Update Firmware—displays a window used to update your DJDLM-OBDII if
necessary.
Network Configuration—displays a window used to configure your DJDLM-OBDII
to connect to your computer network if necessary. When the DJDLM-OBDII is
properly connecting to your computer system, the Status area will indicate the
DJDLM-OBDII is connected.
VIN—usually the seventeen digit identification number specific to your vehicle; any
text or digits is a valid entry.
Make—use the drop down list to select the vehicle manufacturer, such as Ford or
GMC. You must select Ford or GM to view enhanced channels.
Model—use the drop down list to select the model, such as Mustang, or Bronco.
Year—use the drop down list to select the manufacture year for your vehicle.
Type—when there are variations among the models for a year, the type will be listed
so that you may select it from the drop down list.
Subtype—if further variations (often engine size) exist, the subtype will be listed so
that you may select it from the drop down list.
Note: Because the OBDII standard is used for data from many types of vehicles,
you may be able to retrieve data using your DJDLM-OBDII even when you have
not configured for your specific vehicle. It is generally better to configure for your
vehicle using as much specific information as you have available.