Hickok NGS Mach II Manuel utilisateur

NGS Mach II User Guide v1.1

IMPORTANT!—Before You Begin

Activate/Register Your NGS Mach II

The first time you power up NGS Mach II you will be prompted to go to our website at

www.hickok-inc.com to activate/register the unit. Once you have completed the registration, you will be

given an unlock code to enter into NGS Mach II. This procedure must be completed before you can begin

to use NGS Mach II. To activate, power up the NGS Mach II and follow the on-screen instructions. When

entering the unlock code:

• Use the numbered 2 and 5 keys or the dial to move the cursor to the right or left.

• Use the numbered 3 and 4 keys to increase or decrease the number/letter.

• Press ENTER to activate. NGS Mach II saves the code to memory and then displays the Main menu.

Check for Updated Software

After you activate/register your NGS Mach II, be sure to visit the DOWNLOAD CENTER at our

website www.hickok-inc.com to ensure you have the most recent software available.

IMPORTANT!

• If an update is available, make sure to download the installation instructions

and the software update.

• If you need to install Microsoft® .Net Framework 1.1 Software (see the

update installation instructions) a copy is included on your NGS Mach II

Documentation CD.

About This Guide

This user guide provides you with instructions on setting up and operating NGS Mach II. However,

information in this guide is subject to change without notice. Please check our website at

www.hickok-inc.com for any possible changes that were made to this guide after printing.

In addition to the bookmarks to the left of the screen, links are provided for your convenience

throughout this manual. They are red in color and underlined for easy identification. You can also

use the listings in the table of contents as links.

NGS Mach II Documentation CD Contents

The NGS Mach II Documentation CD includes the following documents:

• NGS Mach II User Guide

• Microsoft® .Net Framework 1.1 Software

• Driver Software for use with the Computer Interface Cable with USB Adapter

NGS Mach II User Guide v1.1

Contents

Saftey Information ................................................................................................ 5

Getting Started ..................................................................................................... 6

Components ............................................................................................................................ 6

Using the NGS Mach II Controls ............................................................................................. 7

Numbered keys (screen buttons 1–6) ...........................................................................................................................................7

Cancel buttons ....................................................................................................................................................................................7

Arrow buttons .....................................................................................................................................................................................7

Trigger buttons ...................................................................................................................................................................................7

Dial .........................................................................................................................................................................................................7

Blue LEDs ................................................................................................................................ 8

12V PWR ................................................................................................................................................................................................8

DATA LINK .............................................................................................................................................................................................8

PC LINK ..................................................................................................................................................................................................8

VPWR LOW ............................................................................................................................................................................................8

Vehicle & Power Connections ................................................................................................. 9

DATA LINK ........................................................................................................................... 9

AUX POWER ......................................................................................................................... 9

PC LINK ................................................................................................................................ 9

Vehicle Hookup Procedures .................................................................................................... 9

Selecting a Vehicle, Module and Action ............................................................................... 10

Selecting a Vehicle .......................................................................................................................................................................... 10

Selecting a Module ..........................................................................................................................................................................11

Selecting an Action ..........................................................................................................................................................................12

To Begin a Test ...................................................................................................................................................................................12

Service Bay Functions ......................................................................................... 13

Procedure .............................................................................................................................. 14

Adjusting Fields .................................................................................................................... 14

Recording Data ..................................................................................................................... 14

Viewing Data ......................................................................................................................... 14

Diagnostic Functions .......................................................................................... 15

Basic Procedure for Can Vehicles .......................................................................................... 16

Basic Procedure for Non-Can Vehicles .................................................................................. 16

Test Descriptions .................................................................................................................. 17

PID/Data Monitor .............................................................................................................................................................................17

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Retrieve/Clear Continuous DTCs ................................................................................................................................................. 20

Diagnostic Trouble Code Library ................................................................................................................................................. 20

Active Command Modes ............................................................................................................................................................... 21

Module Identification ..................................................................................................................................................................... 22

Function Tests .................................................................................................................................................................................. 22

View Recorder Areas ........................................................................................... 23

Procedure .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 23

Reviewing Recorded Information ............................................................................................................................................... 24

Power Balance ..................................................................................................... 26

EVAP Testing ....................................................................................................... 28

Generic OBDII Functions ..................................................................................... 30

Basic Procedure .................................................................................................................... 30

Function Descriptions ........................................................................................................... 31

Pid Data Monitor ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 31

Freeze Frame PID Data ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 31

Oxygen Sensor Test Results ........................................................................................................................................................................... 31

Diagnostic Monitoring Test Results ............................................................................................................................................................. 32

Diagnostic Trouble Codes ...............................................................................................................................................................................32

Clear Diagnostic Codes .................................................................................................................................................................................... 32

Pending Trouble Codes .................................................................................................................................................................................... 32

On Board Device Control ................................................................................................................................................................................. 32

On Board System Readiness ........................................................................................................................................................... 32

PATS Functions .................................................................................................... 33

About PATS Programming ....................................................................................................33

General Guidelines ............................................................................................................... 33

Add New Keys (Ignition Key Code Program) ........................................................................ 34

Programming Without NGS Mach II ...................................................................................... 35

Single Key Procedure ...................................................................................................................................................................... 35

Dual Key Procedure ......................................................................................................................................................................... 35

Erasing & Reprogramming Keys ........................................................................................... 36

(Ignition Key Code Erase) ...................................................................................................... 36

Setting the Spare Key Switch (PATS II only) ......................................................................... 37

Resetting the Security ID (Parameter Reset) ........................................................................ 37

Reprogramming After a PCM Module Replacement ............................................................ 38

Before You Begin ............................................................................................................................................................................ 38

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Accessing Vehicle Information ..................................................................................................................................................... 38

Procedure for PATS I Systems with SCIL or PATS Module ...................................................................................................... 38

Procedure for PATS II Systems with PCM Module .................................................................................................................... 38

Procedure for PATS II Systems with HEC, VIC, ICM, or PATS Module .................................................................................. 39

Programmable Module Installation ................................................................... 40

Inhale Data —CAN Vehicles .................................................................................................. 40

Retrieve Data —Non-CAN Vehicles ....................................................................................... 43

Restore Data —Non-CAN Vehicles ........................................................................................ 44

Software Updates ............................................................................................... 46

Connecting NGS Mach II to a PC ........................................................................................... 46

Installing the Software Driver .............................................................................................. 46

Procedure for Windows®XP Professional with Service Pack 2 or Higher ......................................................................... 46

Procedure for Windows®2000 Professional with Service Pack 4 ...................................................................................... 47

Procedure for Windows®Vista ...................................................................................................................................................... 47

Troubleshooting ................................................................................................. 48

General Error Messages ........................................................................................................ 48

LCD Contrast Needs Adjusted ............................................................................................... 49

Vehicle’s OBD II Pin 16 is Not Functioning ........................................................................... 49

Blank Screen at Start-Up ...................................................................................................... 49

Specifications ..................................................................................................... 50

Warranty ............................................................................................................. 51

Legal Information ............................................................................................... 52

Contact Information ........................................................................................... 53

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Saftey Information

Before using this equipment, carefully read, understand and follow instructions and safety messages

on equipment and in this guide.

The guide cannot anticipate or provide advice and cautions for all situations encountered by

technicians. With this in mind, always follow and refer to the manuals provided by the manufacturer

or the vehicle or equipment being tested or used for all information and testing procedures

whenever diagnosing, repairing or operating such vehicle or equipment.

Failure to follow the instructions, cautions and warnings provided here as well as those provided by

the vehicle and equipment manufacturers can result in fire, explosion, bodily injury and property

damage.

In addition to the information listed below, additional warnings and cautions are listed throughout

the guide. Please read them carefully.

Fuel vapors are toxic and explosive, which

can cause severe injury or death.

• Use proper ventilation to avoid breathing

fuel vapors.

• Minimize contact with the skin with the

use of gloves (such as nitrile gloves) when

there is possibility of getting methanol

fuel on your hands.

• If the skin is directly exposed, wash the

area immediately and change any clothes

that have become wet with fuel.

• Always wear approved safety glasses when

testing. Should fuel get into eyes, flush

eyes immediately with water and consult

your physician.

Vehicles emit ﬂammable vapors which can ignite.

• Keep flames, sparks, cigarettes and other ignition sources away from the vehicle at all times.

• In case of fire, never use water to fight flames caused by methanol or methanol blended gasoline.

This will cause the flames to spread instead of extinguishing them.

• Use a dry chemical extinguisher to fight flames (preferably one marked ABC, though BC is

acceptable). A foam extinguisher is acceptable only if it is ARF grade, which is resistant to

alcohol.

Before beginning any tests, make sure the

test environment is safe and the vehicle

meets these testing conditions:

• Test area should be well ventilated.

• Vehicle should be in park.

• Wheels should be blocked.

• Engine should be at normal operating

temperature.

• Vehicle should have normal exhaust flow.

• Keep all tester cables clear of exhaust

manifolds and radiator fan blades.

• Use caution when testing on a vehicle

while the engine is running (surfaces may

become hot, electric cooling fans may turn

on unexpectedly, etc.)

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Getting Started

Components

NGS Main Unit

Use to diagnostically test Ford vehicles.

OBDII/EEC V Adapter Cable

Use when connecting NGS Mach II to a vehicle with an

OBDII connector.

EEC-IV Adapter Cable

Use when connecting NGS Mach II to a vehicle with an

EEC-IV (VIP) connector. Also requires using the Auxiliary

Power Cable.

Computer Interface Cable with USB Serial Port Adapter

Use when connecting NGS Mach II to your PC to update

the NGS Mach II software. Also requires using the

Auxiliary Power Cable.

Auxiliary Power Cable

Use to supply power to NGS Mach II when using either the

EEC-IV Adapter cable, the Computer Interface Cable, or when

the VPWR is missing from the vehicle’s OBDII connector.

Software and Documentation CD

Contains USB driver software for your PC (one time

installation required when using the Computer Interface

Cable).

The CD also contains a copy of the User Guide in PDF

(Portable Document Format). Requires Adobe Acrobat

Reader 6.0 or higher.

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Getting Started

Using the NGS Mach II Controls

NGS Mach II has a variety of options for navigating through the software and selecting menu items.

Numbered keys

(screen buttons 1–6)

Use for various functions

depending upon the active screen.

Trigger buttons

Use to begin highlighted

functions and to select screens.

• To select or begin a

highlighted function, press

TRIGGER.

Cancel buttons

Use to end functions and exit

screens.

• To quit a function and return

to a previous screen, press

CANCEL.

Note: In some circumstance, you

will need to highlight RETURN TO

MAIN MENU on the screen and then

press TRIGGER instead.

Arrow buttons

Use to page up or down within a

screen.

• Press the p button to move to

the previous screen.

• Press the q button to move to

the next screen.

Dial

Use to quickly scroll through the menu items.

• To move up, rotate the dial counterclockwise.

• To move down, rotate clockwise.

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Getting Started

Blue LEDs

NGS Mach II turns on automatically when connected to power (via the OBDII/EEC V Adapter Cable

or the Auxiliary Power Cable). When powering on, NGS Mach II beeps and the LEDs flash. Once the

unit is powered on and the Main menu is displayed, some LEDs stay on to alert you to the status of

NGS Mach II.

12V PWR

12 Volt Power—Lights when NGS Mach II is

operating under normal conditions. Turns

off when the vehicle’s battery becomes low

(approximately 10 volts).

DATA LINK

Lights when NGS Mach II is communicating

with the vehicle. Also lights when an active

vehicle data link is detected.

PC LINK

Lights when NGS Mach II is communicating

with a PC.

VPWR LOW

Vehicle Power Low—Lights when the vehicle’s

battery becomes low (approximately 10 volts).

Note: The 12V PWR LED turns off when the VPWR

LED is on.

• If you are in the middle of a test, you

should have enough battery power to

complete the test.

• If you have not started testing, disconnect

NGS Mach II from the vehicle and fully

charge the vehicle’s battery before

beginning any tests.

12V PWR

DATA LINK

PC LINK

VPWR LOW

FOR FUTURE USE

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Getting Started

Vehicle & Power Connections

Use the connector panel for power and communications.

DATA LINK

Connect either the OBDII/EEC-V Adapter Cable

or the EEC-IV Adapter Cable to this port to allow

NGS Mach II to communicate with the vehicle.

AUX POWER

Connect the Auxiliary Power Cable to this

port to provide power to NGS Mach II when

using the EEC-IV Adapter Cable, the Computer

Interface Cable, or when the VPWR is missing

from the vehicle’s OBDII connector.

PC LINK

When updating the NGS Mach II software,

connect the Computer Interface Cable to this port

to allow NGS Mach II to communicate with a PC.

Vehicle Hookup Procedures

Before you begin, make sure the vehicle’s ignition key is in the OFF position, and that NGS Mach II is

not connected to power.

1. Connect the appropriate adapter cable to

the Data Link port.

• OBDII/EEC V Adapter Cable—Use to

connect NGS Mach II to a vehicle with an

OBDII connector. Note: Power is supplied

through the cable via the OBDII connector,

the auxiliary power cable is not required.

• EEC-IV Adapter Cable—Use to connect

NGS Mach II to a vehicle with an EEC-IV

(VIP) connector. Requires the Auxiliary

Power Cable.

2. Connect the other end of the cable

connector to the vehicle at the

appropriate port depending on the

cable adapter used (EEC-IV port or OBDII

Connector port).

DATA LINK AUX

POWER

PC LINK

Auxiliary Power Cable

To vehicle’s power outlet

To NGS Mach II

EEC-IV

Adapter Cable

To NGS Mach II

To vehicle’s

EEC-IV connector

OBDII/EEC V

Adapter Cable

To NGS

Mach II

To vehicle’s

OBDII connector

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Selecting a Vehicle, Module and Action

Before you can begin testing, you will need to select the test vehicle, the available modules for the

vehicle and the type of test you wish to run.

2. Highlight SELECT NEW VEHICLE YEAR &

MODEL, and then press TRIGGER.

NO VEHICLE SELECTED

SELECT NEW VEHICLE YEAR & MODEL

DESELECT CURRENT MODEL

SELECT ITEM AND PRESS TRIGGER TO START

3. Highlight the model year and VIN for the

vehicle you are testing and then press

TRIGGER.

2008 - VIN #10 : 8

2007 - VIN #10 : 7

2006 - VIN #10 : 6

2005 - VIN #10 : 5

2004 - VIN #10 : 4

2003 - VIN #10 : 3

2002 - VIN #10 : 2 THRU 1999 VIN #1

1998 - VIN #10 : W THRU 1994 VIN #1

SELECT ITEM AND PRESS TRIGGER TO START

3. Highlight the vehicle you wish to select

and then press TRIGGER.

2008 CROWN VICTORIA 4.6L

2008 ECONLOLINE 6.0L DIESEL

2008 ECONLOLINE 4.6L

2008 ECONLOLINE 5.4L

2008 EDGE 3.5L

2008 ESCAPE 2.3L

2008 ESCAPE 3.0L

2008 ESCAPE HYBRID 3.0L

2008 EXPEDITION 5.4L

2008 EXPEDITION EL 5.4L

SELECT ITEM AND PRESS TRIGGER TO START

Selecting a Vehicle

Accurate selection is important. If you select a

vehicle and engine that doesn’t match the vehicle

you’re testing, your results may be incorrect.

Before you begin, you’ll need the following

information about the test vehicle:

For All Vehicles:

• Model year • Engine size

For Some Vehicles:

• Transmission type

• State where manufactured—California’s

standards differ from the other 49 states

• Under or over GVW weight criteria—indicated

by a + or – in the column after engine size

For flexibility, NGS Mach II allows you to

choose a vehicle that is different from the

one you’re testing. This is useful if you want to

look up a code in the Diagnostic Trouble Code

Library for a vehicle other than the one you’re

testing. However, remember to reselect the

correct vehicle before you resume testing.

Procedure

To choose a vehicle, follow these steps:

1. Highlight MODEL and then press TRIGGER.

1 )MODEL : _ _ _ _

2)MODULE: _ _ _ _

3)ACTION : _ _ _ _

4)GO ->

SELECT

ITEM

AND

PRESS

TRIGGER

START

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