Trailer ABS Suite Application User's Guide

Trailer ABS Suite
Application
User’s Guide
Pro-Link iQ™ Trailer ABS Suite Software Application
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Part No. 982021 Revised: 10/17/2012


Chapter 1:
Using this Guide ....................................................1
Activation Requirement for All Trailer ABS Users .........................2
Guide Overview .............................................................................3
Guide Contents ..............................................................................4
Conventions................................................................................... 5

Chapter 2:
The FAULTS Tab ....................................................7
Using the FAULTS Tab .................................................................8
Getting Started ..............................................................................9
Faults: Active and Inactive ...........................................................10
Viewing Active Faults ......................................................................... 11
Viewing More Information on Active Faults ........................................ 12
Viewing Inactive Faults ....................................................................... 13
Viewing More Information on Inactive Faults ...................................... 14
Clearing Inactive Faults ...................................................................... 15

Chapter 3:
The PARAMETERS Tab ......................................... 17
Using the PARAMETERS Tab ....................................................18
Viewing the Data List .......................................................................... 19
Managing Quick Lists ..................................................................20
Creating and Viewing a Quick List ...................................................... 21
Removing Parameters from the Quick List ......................................... 24
Trailer ABS Suite Application User’s Guide iii


Chapter 4:
The CALS Tab ..................................................... 27
Using the CALS Tab ....................................................................28
Viewing the Calibration Categories .................................................... 29
Selecting a Calibration Category ........................................................ 31
Calibrating a Datapoint ....................................................................... 32

Chapter 5:
The TESTS Tab ................................................... 39
Using the TESTS Tab ................................................................. 40
Selecting a Special Test ..................................................................... 41
Example: The Sensor Sequence Test .........................................44
iv Trailer ABS Suite Application User’s Guide

1
Using this
Guide
Activation Requirement for All Trailer ABS Users, page 2

Guide Overview, page 3
Guide Contents, page 4
Conventions, page 5
This chapter provides an overview of this guide’s organization, as well as the graphic
symbols and typographical conventions used throughout.
Trailer ABS Suite Application User’s Guide 1

Chapter 1 • Using this Guide
Activation Requirement for All Trailer ABS Users

IMPORTANT:
ä Please read the following notice before activating your Trailer ABS Suite
applications.
To use the Trailer ABS Suite applications (i.e., Eaton ABS, Haldex ABS, Wabash
ABS), you need to activate all three of the applications in the suite. To enable you
to activate the applications, you will be provided with three sets of product keys/
product serial numbers. These codes are printed on stickers on the packaging for
the Trailer ABS Suite software and documentation.
You must register all three applications before beginning to use the application
specific to your service department.
NOTE:
i If you require assistance with either of these tasks, please refer to the Pro-
Link iQ™ Hardware and Software User Manual or contact NEXIQ Technol-
ogies™ product support at (800) 639-6774.
2 Trailer ABS Suite Application User’s Guide

- Guide Overview
Guide Overview
This guide provides detailed information to support you in using the Trailer ABS
Suite with the Pro-Link iQ™. The Trailer ABS Suite is comprised of the following
applications:
• Eaton ABS
• Haldex ABS
• Wabash ABS
The CALS (Calibrations) tab, is available with the Haldex ABS application only.
For more information on the CALS tab, see Chapter 4 of this guide.
IMPORTANT:
ä For the purposes of illustration, this guide employs screen captures from
the Haldex ABS application. These may differ somewhat from the screens
displayed if you are running the Eaton ABS or Wabash ABS applications
that are also part of the Trailer ABS Suite.
The next section in this chapter, “Guide Contents,” provides a description of the
contents of each chapter.

Guide Contents
This guide is comprised of the following sections:
• Table of Contents—helps you to find the information you are looking for
quickly and easily.
• Chapter 1: Using this Guide—provides an overview of this user’s guide.
• Chapter 2: The FAULTS Tab—provides instructions and illustrations on
how to view the active and inactive faults detected by the Pro-Link iQ™.
• Chapter 3: The PARAMETERS Tab—provides instructions and illustra-
tions on how to view datalists and create a Quick List for easy access to
commonly-monitored parameters, along with their values.
• Chapter 4: The CALS Tab—provides detailed instructions for performing
calibrations on datapoints used in the Haldex ABS application. The
Eaton and Wabash applications do not support calibrations.
• Chapter 5: The TESTS Tab—provides instructions and illustrations to
help you perform special tests available with the Trailer ABS Suite. It
also includes a list of supported tests.
Each chapter and appendix begins with an “at-a-glance” list of the chapter con-
tents, along with corresponding page numbers.

- Conventions
Conventions
This section provides descriptions of the conventions used throughout this guide.
Special Messages
Notes
NOTE provides explanations, comments, or tips related to the subject matter that
is being discussed.
Example:
NOTE:
i For further details on each described component, refer to the page number
provided.
Important
IMPORTANT indicates a situation which, if not avoided, may result in damage to
the test equipment or vehicle.
Example:
IMPORTANT:
ä Keep all cables clear of moving or hot engine parts.

Cautions
CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may
result in moderate or minor injury to the operator or to bystanders.
Example:
CAUTION:
ä Do not use the unit to perform tests on household or industrial sources.

Warnings
WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could
result in death or serious injury to the operator or bystanders.
Example:
WARNING:
ä Use appropriate hand protection when handling hot engine components.
Troubleshooting
Information intended to help you to address or anticipate potential issues are pre-
sented in the following manner:
If the “No ECMs found...” message appears, check to make sure

that your iQ is connected to the vehicle, and that the key is in the on
position.
Specialized Text
The following specially formatted text is used to help you to differentiate certain
elements discussed within this manual:
• Emphasis: Used to draw your attention to particularly important

information.
• Feature: Used to highlight the name of a specific feature.

Example: “Press the Back button to return to the previous screen.”
• Field/Line: Used to highlight the name of a field or a line of text from a

display.
Example: “A check mark is placed in the check box next to the Total
Fuel Used parameter.”
• Menu Items: Used to highlight a series of menu selections.
Example: “From the Main Menu, select HD Scan CALSBrakes,

Trlr 1 HaldexABS...”.
• Screen titles: Used to highlight the title of a screen displayed.
Example: “The display shows the Available Categories menu, which

lists the special tests available for this engine.”

2
The FAULTS Tab
Using the FAULTS Tab, page 8

Faults: Active and Inactive, page 10
Viewing Active Faults, page 11
Viewing More Information on Active Faults, page 12
Viewing Inactive Faults, page 13
Viewing More Information on Inactive Faults, page 14
Clearing Inactive Faults, page 15
This chapter introduces you to the functions available on the FAULTS tab of the Trailer
ABS Suite.
NOTE:
i For the purposes of illustration, this guide employs screen captures from the Haldex
ABS application. These may differ somewhat from the screens displayed if you are
running the Eaton ABS or Wabash ABS applications that are also part of the Trailer
ABS Suite.

Chapter 2 • The FAULTS Tab
Using the FAULTS Tab

From the FAULTS tab, you can do the following:
• View active faults (pg. 11)
• View more information on active faults, including any available Freeze

Frame data (pg. 12)
• View inactive faults (pg. 13)
• View more information on inactive faults, including and available Freeze

Frame data (pg. 14)
• Clear inactive faults (pg. 15)

- Getting Started
Getting Started
After the vehicle and fault scanning process is complete, the FAULTS tab is dis-
played on top of a number of other tabs, making it the active tab.
NOTE:
i The Pro-Link iQ™ Hardware and Software User’s Manual describes vehi-
cle and fault scanning in detail.
The FAULTS tab displays how many active and inactive faults were detected
during scanning. You can click the FAULTS tab at any point (an exception being
when you are in the midst of an actively running calibration or test) to bring it to
the top of the tab stack and make it the active tab.
Figure 2.1 FAULTS Tab in Default Top Position

Faults: Active and Inactive

The FAULTS tab displays the fault codes detected on the vehicle for all modules.
Fault codes are separated into two lists:
• ACTIVE
• INACTIVE
The iQ displays the active faults in a list on the left side of the screen and the
inactive faults in a list on the right side of the screen.
NOTE:
i The name of the module is in the top line of each fault found for that
module (e.g., Brakes, Trailer #1).

- Faults: Active and Inactive
Viewing Active Faults
The header of the active faults list displays the number of faults in the list (for
example, ACTIVE - 2).
Figure 2.2 Active Faults
Use the Up and Down buttons to navigate the list to view all the fault codes found
during scanning.
The following table describes the information displayed for each fault code:
Line Number Contents

1 (top, gray) The name of the module where the fault was found
(e.g., Brakes, Trailer #1 - HaldexABS)
2 A short description of the fault (e.g., Speed Sensor Red
S1B)
3 Parameter information associated with the fault (e.g., No
Associated Parameter)
4 (bottom) SAE/DTC information about the fault (e.g., SID 1 - FMI
5)

Viewing More Information on Active Faults

The More Info button is displayed at the bottom left of each fault code in the list.
To view more information on active faults:

1 Click More Info to view more detailed information on the fault.
Figure 2.3 More Information on an Active Fault
NOTE:
i Freeze Frame data may not be available for certain faults when they
occur. The data available is dependent on the module and the specific
fault.
If there are multiple pages of data, you can use the Next Page and
Previous Page buttons to navigate through the data. You can also use the
Print button to print the data or to save the information to a file for printing at
a later time.
2 After you have examined the information, click the Back button to return to the
FAULTS tab.

Viewing Inactive Faults
The header of the INACTIVE faults list displays the number of faults in the list (for
example, INACTIVE - 2).
Figure 2.4 Inactive Fault List
Use the Up and Down buttons to navigate the list to view all the fault codes found.
NOTE:
i Parameter information (the third item in each fault code in the active code
list) is not displayed for inactive faults.
The following table describes the data provided for each fault code:
Line Number Contents

1 (top, gray) The name of the module where the fault was found (e.g.,
Brakes, Trailer #1 - HaldexABS)
2 A short description of the fault (e.g.,Incorrect Exciter)
3 (bottom) SAE/DTC information about the fault (e.g., SID 22 - FMI 8)

Viewing More Information on Inactive Faults

The More Info button appears at the bottom left of each fault code in the list.
To view more information for an inactive fault:
1 Click More Info to view more detailed information on the fault.
Figure 2.5 More Information on an Inactive Fault
NOTE:
i Freeze Frame data may not be available for certain faults when they
occur. The data available is dependent on the module and the specific
fault.
If there are multiple pages of data, you can use the Next Page and
Previous Page buttons to navigate through the data. You can also use the
Print button to print the data or to save the information to a file for printing at
a later time.
2 Once you have examined the information, click the Back button to return to
the FAULTS tab.

Clearing Inactive Faults

For the Trailer ABS Suite applications, inactive faults can be cleared by clicking
the Clear All Faults button located in the lower right of the FAULTS tab.
NOTE:
i When you Clear All Faults, both active and inactive faults are cleared.
Then the iQ rescans the vehicle and re-lists the active faults found during
scanning.
To clear inactive faults:
Figure 2.6 Clearing All Inactive Faults
1 Click Clear All Faults

A confirmation message is displayed.
Figure 2.7 Confirmation Message
2 Click Yes to confirm.

3
The PARAMETERS
Tab
Using the PARAMETERS Tab, page 18

Viewing the Data List, page 19
Managing Quick Lists, page 20
T his chapter introduces you to the functions available through the PARAMETERS tab
of the Trailer ABS Suite for the Pro-Link iQ™.
NOTE:
ABS Suite.

Chapter 3 • The PARAMETERS Tab
Using the PARAMETERS Tab

From the PARAMETERS tab on the Pro-Link iQ™ you can:
• View the Data List (pg. 19)

• Manage Quick Lists (pg. 20)
The Pro-Link iQ™ creates a PARAMETERS tab for each module (e.g., Brakes,
Trlr 1 HaldexABS) detected on a vehicle. On each PARAMETERS tab, the Pro-
Link iQ™ displays the name of the module to help you distinguish one module
from another.
Figure 3.1 The PARAMETERS Tab
The Parameters Tab

- Using the PARAMETERS Tab
Viewing the Data List

The first time you select the PARAMETERS tab, the Pro-Link iQ™ prompts you to
select a parameter category. There is only one parameter category in the Trailer
ABS Suite (i.e., Data List).
NOTE:
i The View Quick List button is always at the top of the category list. This
button and its use in creating and managing Quick Lists will be explained
later in this chapter.
To view the Data List:
1 Click the PARAMETERS tab (e.g., Brakes, Trlr 1 HaldexABS).
The Pro-Link iQ™ displays a message telling you to pick one of the catego-
ries listed on the left side of the screen (Figure 3.1).
2 Click the name of the category you want to view (e.g., Data List).
Figure 3.2 List of Parameters in the Data List
If the parameters cannot all be listed on the same screen, use the Previous
Page and Next Page buttons to move up and down in the Data List.

NOTE:
i The Graph Page and Record Mode buttons displayed on the PARAME-
TERS tab are described in the Pro-Link iQ™ Hardware and Software
User’s Manual.
Managing Quick Lists

The Quick List is a convenient place for storing parameters across different cate-
gories and different modules. There can be only one Quick List for the Trailer ABS
Suite, which is used by all modules; the Quick List is limited to eight parameters.
If your Quick List is currently empty (as it would be during your first use of the
Trailer ABS Suite), the Pro-Link iQ™ prompts you to create a Quick List.
Click the View Quick List button, which is the top button in the list of parameter
categories at the left side of the screen.
Figure 3.3 Beginning the Quick List Creation Process

- Managing Quick Lists
Creating and Viewing a Quick List

A Quick List is created by selecting individual parameters from the Data List. If no
parameters are yet in the Quick List, iQ displays a screen explaining how to add
parameters to the list.
To add parameters to the Quick List:

1 Click the View Quick List button at the top left of the screen above the list of
categories.
Figure 3.4 Data List
2 Select a parameter to be included by clicking in the box to the left of the param-
eter name (e.g., ABS Light).

A red checkmark appears to the left of the parameter to indicate that the
parameter has been added to the Quick List.
Figure 3.5 Parameter Selected
NOTE:
i The View Quick List button at the top left of the screen displays the
number of parameters currently in the Quick List.
3 Continue to add parameters (up to a total of eight) that you want to add to
the Quick List.
4 Click View Quick List in the upper left corner of the screen to view the
result of your selections.

The Quick List is displayed.
Figure 3.6 The Resulting Quick List

Removing Parameters from the Quick List

You can remove parameters from the Quick List at any time.
To remove parameter from the Quick List:
1 Click the View Quick List button.

2 Click on the parameter or parameters you wish to remove.
A red checkmark appears to the left of your selection.
Figure 3.7 Removing Parameters from the Quick List
3 Click the Remove Selected Items button.

The Quick List is displayed again with the parameter you removed not
longer on the list.
Figure 3.8 The Selected Item Removed
4 (optional) To remove all parameters from the Quick List, click the Clear
Quick List button.

The Create a Quick List screen is displayed.
Figure 3.9 Create a Quick List Screen
You may create a new Quick List, or select another tab.

4
The CALS Tab
Using the CALS Tab, page 28

Viewing the Calibration Categories, page 29
Selecting a Calibration Category, page 31
Calibrating a Datapoint, page 32
T his chapter provides detailed instructions for performing calibrations on datapoints

used in the Trailer ABS Suite. The CALS (Calibrations) tab is available only with the
Haldex ABS application. CALS is not supported by the Eaton ABS or Wabash ABS
applications.
NOTE:
ABS Suite.

Chapter 4 • The CALS Tab
Using the CALS Tab

From the CALS tab on the Pro-Link iQ™, you can:
• View the calibration categories (pg. 29)

• Select a calibration category (pg. 31)
• Calibrate a datapoint (pg. 32)
Figure 4.1 The CALS Tab

- Using the CALS Tab
Viewing the Calibration Categories

A calibration category is a collection of related parameters available for calibra-
tion. For the Haldex ABS application, there is only one category, Calibrations.
To view the calibration categories:

1 Click the CALS tab.
If you have not used the CALS tab during the current session, the Pro-Link
iQ™ displays a message asking you to select a module from the left side
list.
Figure 4.2 Picking the Module
2 Click the module you want (e.g., Brakes, Trlr 1 HaldexABS).

A list of the Available Categories is displayed.
Figure 4.3 Available Categories
NOTE:
i In a multi-page list, you could use the Previous Page and Next Page but-
tons to navigate up and down the list.

Selecting a Calibration Category

When you select a calibration category, the Pro-Link iQ™ lists the calibration data-
points for that category.
To select a calibration category:
1 Click on the category you want (e.g., Calibrations).
The iQ displays the Datapoints you can calibrate for this category.
Figure 4.4 Available Datapoints
For the Haldex ABS application, there are four datapoints available for
calibration:
• Tire Scale Factor
• Distance to Service
• Reset Trip Distance
• Clear Configuration
• Change ECU Units

The Datapoints list contains two columns.
• Datapoints—displays a descriptive name for the calibration.

• Value—displays the current value, which will change to reflect any
changes made during the calibration.
NOTE:
tons to navigate up and down in the list.
Calibrating a Datapoint
When you select a datapoint to calibrate, the Pro-Link iQ™ starts the calibration
process for that datapoint.
To select a datapoint:
1 Click on the datapoint you want to calibrate (e.g., Distance to Service).
The iQ™ informs you that calibration is starting and displays the calibration
screen for that calibration.
Figure 4.5 Distance to Service Screen

NOTE:
i Each calibration screen is unique to the type of module and the type of cal-
ibration being performed. There is a screen title at the top of the page
(e.g., Distance to Service).
2 Click inside the New Value: data entry box.
A pop-up keyboard is displayed so that you can enter the new value.
Figure 4.6 Pop-up Keyboard
3 Use the keyboard to enter the new value (e.g., 50000).
4 Click OK.

The Distance to Service screen is displayed again.
Figure 4.7 Distance to Service Screen with New Value
5 Click UPDATE to process the new value.

A confirmation message is displayed.
Figure 4.8 Confirmation Message
6 Click Yes to proceed with the change.

An information message is displayed.
Figure 4.9 Information Message
7 Click OK.

The Distance to Service screen is displayed again.
Figure 4.10 Distance to Service Screen Showing New Value
8 Click CLOSE to return to the Datapoints list.
9 Do one of the following:
—Click on an additional datapoint (e.g., Reset Trip Distance) to calibrate

values for that datapoint.
or
—Click on any of the tabs on the right side of the screen to move to another
display.

5
The TESTS Tab
Using the TESTS Tab, page 40

Example: The Sensor Sequence Test, page 44
T his chapter introduces you to the special tests available through the TESTS tab of the
Trailer ABS Suite.
The following special tests are supported:
Eaton ABS Haldex ABS Wabash ABS

Test Valves Test Valves ABS Warning Lamp Test
Test Warning Lamp Test Sensor Sequence Test Backup Lamp Test
Trailer Warning Lamp Test
Sensor Sequence Test
NOTE:
ABS Suite.

Chapter 5 • The TESTS Tab
Using the TESTS Tab

From the TESTS tab on the Pro-Link iQ™, you can:
• Select a special test to run (pg. 41)

• Run a special test (pg. 43)
Figure 5.1 The TESTS Tab

- Using the TESTS Tab
Selecting a Special Test

The first time you select the TESTS tab during the current session, the Pro-Link
iQ™ prompts you to select module. If a module does not contain any special tests,
a message box is displayed.
To view the available tests:
1 Click the TESTS tab to bring it to the top of the tab stack.
Figure 5.2 Caution Screen
2 Read the Caution screen carefully, and make sure you are able to follow all
its instructions before proceeding with the test.
3 Click OK.

The module selection screen is displayed.
Figure 5.3 Select a Module
4 Select the module from the list on the left (e.g., Brakes, Trlr 1 HaldexABS).
NOTE:
i The Pro-Link iQ™ asks you to select a module only if you have not yet
selected one during your current session with the Trailer ABS Suite.

- Using the TESTS Tab
The iQ displays the available tests for the module you selected.
Figure 5.4 Available Tests
NOTE:
tons to navigate up and down the list.
5 Click on the test you want to run (e.g., Test Valves).
The appropriate special test screen is displayed; there may be multiple

screens per test. Follow the directions on the screen. While a special test is
running, the TESTS tab is locked and navigational buttons are disabled.
Once the test is complete, click QUIT TEST to return to the list of available
tests (Figure 5.4).

Example: The Sensor Sequence Test

The following screens illustrate a typical special test for the Trailer ABS Suite, the
Sensor Sequence Test. This section is for illustrative purposes only. Most special
tests for the Trailer ABS suite operate the same way or in a similar way.
The purpose of the Sensor Sequence Test is to check that the harness is connect-
ed to the correct sensors and that the sensors work. To perform the test, you must
raise the vehicle so that the wheels are not touching the ground. Once the test
begins, you manually rotate the wheels and note the results on the test screen.
To perform the Sensor Sequence Test:

1 Click the TESTS tab.
Figure 5.5 Test Warning Screen
2 Read the Caution screen carefully, and make sure you are able to follow all
its instructions before proceeding with the test.
3 Click OK.

- Example: The Sensor Sequence Test
Figure 5.6 Select a Module
4 Click on a module in the list (in this example, Brakes, Trlr 1 HaldexABS).
NOTE:
i Depending on the ECU and the vehicle, there may be more than one
module in the list on the left.

A list of available tests is displayed.
Figure 5.7 Available Tests
5 Select Sensor Sequence Test from the list.

The Pro-Link iQ™ starts the test and displays a Caution screen.
Figure 5.8 Before starting the test...
6 Carefully read the Caution screen and follow the instructions before starting
the test.
7 Click OK.

The Sensor Sequence Test screen is displayed.
Figure 5.9 Sensor Sequence Test Screen
8 Click START.
9 Manually rotate the first wheel.
The Max Speed and the Order Number for the wheel you rotated are dis-
played on the screen.
NOTE:
i The wheel must rotate at a speed higher than one mph for the result to be
recorded.

Figure 5.10 Results of the First Rotation
10 Rotate the remaining wheels in order.

Figure 5.11 Results following Rotation of All Four Wheels
Confirm that the Order Number matches the sequence in which you rotated
the wheels.
11 Click QUIT.

The Sensor Sequence Test screen is displayed again.
Figure 5.12 Sensor Sequence Test Screen
The following message is displayed “Please wait. Exiting Test Mode,” and
you are returned to the list of available tests (Figure 5.7).

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Trailer ABS Suite Application User’s Guide iii

iv Trailer ABS Suite Application User’s Guide

Activation Requirement for All Trailer ABS Users, page 2

Trailer ABS Suite Application User’s Guide 1

Activation Requirement for All Trailer ABS Users

2 Trailer ABS Suite Application User’s Guide

Trailer ABS Suite Application User’s Guide 3

4 Trailer ABS Suite Application User’s Guide

ä Keep all cables clear of moving or hot engine parts.

ä Do not use the unit to perform tests on household or industrial sources.

Trailer ABS Suite Application User’s Guide 5

If the “No ECMs found...” message appears, check to make sure

• Emphasis: Used to draw your attention to particularly important

• Feature: Used to highlight the name of a specific feature.

• Field/Line: Used to highlight the name of a field or a line of text from a

• Menu Items: Used to highlight a series of menu selections.

Example: “From the Main Menu, select HD Scan CALSBrakes,

• Screen titles: Used to highlight the title of a screen displayed.

Example: “The display shows the Available Categories menu, which

6 Trailer ABS Suite Application User’s Guide

The FAULTS Tab

Using the FAULTS Tab, page 8

Trailer ABS Suite Application User’s Guide 7

Using the FAULTS Tab

• View active faults (pg. 11)

• View more information on active faults, including any available Freeze

• View inactive faults (pg. 13)

• View more information on inactive faults, including and available Freeze

• Clear inactive faults (pg. 15)

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Figure 2.1 FAULTS Tab in Default Top Position

Trailer ABS Suite Application User’s Guide 9

Faults: Active and Inactive

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Viewing Active Faults

Figure 2.2 Active Faults

Line Number Contents

Trailer ABS Suite Application User’s Guide 11

Viewing More Information on Active Faults

To view more information on active faults:

Figure 2.3 More Information on an Active Fault

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Viewing Inactive Faults

Figure 2.4 Inactive Fault List

Line Number Contents

Trailer ABS Suite Application User’s Guide 13

Viewing More Information on Inactive Faults

To view more information for an inactive fault:

1 Click More Info to view more detailed information on the fault.

Figure 2.5 More Information on an Inactive Fault

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Clearing Inactive Faults

To clear inactive faults:

Figure 2.6 Clearing All Inactive Faults

1 Click Clear All Faults

Trailer ABS Suite Application User’s Guide 15

A confirmation message is displayed.

Figure 2.7 Confirmation Message

2 Click Yes to confirm.

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