One thing I would like to see on the S2 would be code menu right off of topology, like topdon has. It is an annoyance to have to enter the module to get the codes when on other scan tools you just click on the module and a popup menu comes up with the codes.
This scanner is what I’ve been telling my scanner makers for years I keep telling them that need to let us ping computers with packages like tel communication have been doing for years
I have. Setup is much faster with less, if not no, kneeling. Namely with FCW. Radar you can have centerline and distance set pretty fast on many vehicles with a plumbob and laser or string, but if you are doing multiple calibrations then it ends up faster because you already have the frame out and squared up. Then it will just have you mark the spot to set the target with a crosshair laser.
Like more videos on the software ?
One thing I would like to see on the S2 would be code menu right off of topology, like topdon has. It is an annoyance to have to enter the module to get the codes when on other scan tools you just click on the module and a popup menu comes up with the codes.
Finally Ultra S2 with new android next year. Screen size good, the bigger screen is better.
How does the Ultra compare to the 608pro2 as far as programming and coding?
This scanner is what I’ve been telling my scanner makers for years I keep telling them that need to let us ping computers with packages like tel communication have been doing for years
Hey Matt! Its Chandler down here in Winona. Have you had hands on experience with the IA700? Have you performed any radar or blind spot calibrations?
I have. Setup is much faster with less, if not no, kneeling. Namely with FCW. Radar you can have centerline and distance set pretty fast on many vehicles with a plumbob and laser or string, but if you are doing multiple calibrations then it ends up faster because you already have the frame out and squared up. Then it will just have you mark the spot to set the target with a crosshair laser.
OS too old ! VCI too large size is too big too bad