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KAL 3840
Automotive Scope / GMM
User’s Man
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Automotive Scope / GMM

KAL 3840Automotive Scope / GMMUser’s Manual

Page 2 - Menu Overview

• Press the SAVE key to save the present screen in the next memory location.• Press the RECALL key to recall the screen last saved in memory.• Press t

Page 3 - Contents

4.4 MEASUREMENT CONNECTIONSINPUT A (Red)INPUT A is used for all single channel measurements, sometimes combined with use of the other inputs, Varioust

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3. Measurement faults or short circuit with the DUAL INPUT SCOPE mode. This occurs when you perform floatingmeasurements with grounding at different p

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4-11CHANGE VEHICLEMakes you be able to obtain the pin numbers and wire colors for both PCM and the other component connector fromHELP ( ) o

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CONTINUTYOHMOPENCLOSEIGNITION DI SECONDARYVEHICLE WFM CYLINDERBACK

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4.7 SCOPE MODESCOPE mode provides a display of signal patterns fromeither CH A or CH B over times ranging from 1 µs to 50seconds per division, and for

Page 8 - 4. GETTING STARTED

5.1 INSTRUMENT TEST MODESFrom the MAIN MENU, you can choose 3 independent instrument test modes:• COMPONENT TESTS• SCOPE• GRAPHING MULTIMETERThe faste

Page 9 - 4.2 QUICK TOUR

SCOPE displays are defaulted in “Glitch Detection” mode. This means that all signals are sampled at the full samplerate of the instrument and the

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AUTO versus NORMAL acquisitionsIf you select AUTO, the instrument always performs acquisitions, i.e., it always displays the signals on the input. IfN

Page 11 - Function Key Labels

For VOLTS CURSORS,Reading Test Results on the SCOPE (Component Tests only) DisplayMeasurement results can be displayed as numeric values (referred to

Page 12 - 4.5 GROUNDING GUIDELINES

Menu Overview MAIN MENU CHANGE VEHICLECOMPONENT TESTSSCOPEGRAPHING MULTIMETERVEHICLE DATAINSTRUMENT SETUP VEHICLE DATA ME

Page 13 - MENU ( )

Using Graphing Multimeter (GMM)Making ConnectionsINPUT A is used for all GMM tests just except the RPM measurement. The probes and test leads to be us

Page 14 - DI Primary

Testing Frequency, Duty Cycle, or Pulse WidthTesting Secondary Ignition Peak Volts, Burn Volts, and Burn Time5-11Press to test the signalfrequency in

Page 15 - 4.7 SCOPE MODE

Testing CurrentUse this menu option to test current with a current probe. (optional accessory)Don’t forget to set the Current Probe to zero before usi

Page 16 - 5. INSTRUMENT OPERATION

DISPLAY OPTIONS MENUUSER LAST SETUP: You can change the Power-On display from VEHICLE DATA MENU (default) to the lastdisplay having been displayed j

Page 17 - Figure 12. Scope Display

5-175.6 FREEZING, SAVING, AND RECALLING SCREENSHold ModeThe HOLD key enables you to freeze the current display. This makes it possible to examine occa

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5-19What’s more, by enabling the Auto Save option, each new event to be detected is automatically saved to Memory 1to Memory 4. By setting the Auto Sa

Page 19 - 5.3 GMM DISPLAYS

5-206.1 COMPONENT TESTSPreset OperationThe instrument provides predefined setups for a variety of vehicle sensors and circuits. To choose a preset tes

Page 20 - RESET TEST

• Troubleshooting TipsIf the amplitude is low, look for an excessive air gap between the trigger wheel and the pickup.If the amplitude wavers, look fo

Page 21 - GMM PULSE WIDTH

• Symptoms [OBD II DTC’s : P0420 ~ P0424, P0430 ~ P0434]Emissions test failure, poor fuel economy.• Test Procedure1. Connect one shielded test lead to

Page 22 - BURN TIME

4. Press the HOLD key to freeze the waveform on the display for closer inspection.5. To measure resistance, disconnect the sensor before changing to t

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Vehicle manufacturers have helped you locate a driveability problem by designing Electronic Control Units withtrouble-code generating capabilities.

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• Symptoms [OBD II DTC’s: P0110 ~ P0114]Poor fuel economy, hard start, high emissions, tip-in hesitation• Test Procedure1. Backprobe the terminals on

Page 25 - 5.7 GLITCH SNARE OPERATION

Throttle Position Sensor (TPS)•Theory of OperationA TPS is a variable resistor that tells the PCM the position of the throttle, that is, how far the t

Page 26 - 6.2 SENSOR TESTS

• Reference Waveform VEHICLE INFORMATION YEAR : 1987MAKE : ChryslerMODEL : Fifth AvenueENGINE:5.2 LFUELSYS:Feedback Carbu

Page 27 - P-P = 3.00 V

Optical CranKshaft Position (CKP) Sensor•Theory of OperationThese CKP sensors are classified as “CKP Sensors - High Resolution” in industry.The optica

Page 28 - Dual O2 Sensor

• Reference Waveform VEHICLE INFORMATION YEAR : 1989MAKE : AcuraMODEL:LegendENGINE : 2.7 LFUELSYS : Multiport Fuel Inject

Page 29 - Fuel Temp Sensor

Optical Camshaft Position (CMP) Sensor• Theory of OperationThese CMP sensors are classified as “CMP Sensors - High Resolution” in industry.The optical

Page 30 - INTAKE AIR TEMP (IAT) Sensor

•Reference Waveform VEHICLE INFORMATION YEAR : 1988MAKE : Nissan/DatsunMODEL : 300 zx non-turboENGINE : 3.0 LFUELSYS : Mu

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Analog Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) Sensor• Theory of OperationAlmost all domestic and import MAP sensors are analog types in design except Ford’s

Page 32 - (Defective TPS Pattern)

3. Make sure that the amplitude, frequency and shape are all present, repeatable, and consistent. Amplitude shouldbe close to 5 V.Frequency should var

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• Troubleshooting TipsIf overall voltage is low, be sure to check for cracked, broken, loose, or otherwise leaking intake air ducts.IMPORTANT:0.25 V c

Page 34 - FREQ = 33.1 Hz

WARNINGREAD “SAFETY INFORMATION” BEFORE USING THIS MANUAL.This instrument is designed to be used only qualified personnel who are (properly trained)

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4. Make sure that the sensor generates the correct frequency for a given RPM or airflow rate.5. Use the Glitch Snare mode to detect dropouts or unstab

Page 36 - FREQ = 131 Hz

Differential Pressure Feedback EGR (DPFE) Sensor• Theory of OperationAn EGR (Exhaust Gas Recirculation) pressure sensor is a pressure transducer tha

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Saturated Switch Type (MFI/PFI/SFI) Injector•Theory of OperationThe fuel injector itself determines the height of the release spike. The injector driv

Page 38 - Key On Engine Off (KOEO)

• Test Procedure1. Connect the CH A lead to the injector control signal from the PCM and its ground lead to the injector GND.2. Start the engine and

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• Reference Waveform VEHICLE INFORMATIONS YEAR:1990MAKE : JeepMODEL : CherokeeENGINE : 4.0 LFUELSYS : Multiport Fuel Inje

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• Reference Waveform VEHICLE INFORMATIONS YEAR:1986MAKE : Nissan/DatsunMODEL:Stanza WagonENGINE : 2.0 LFUELSYS : Multipor

Page 41 - Karman Vortex MAF sensor

How much and when EGR flow occurs is very important to emissions and driveability. To precise control EGR flow,the PCM sends Pulse Width Modulated sig

Page 42 - 6.3 ACTUATOR TESTS

IMPORTANT :Before diagnosing IAC motor, several things must be checked and verified; the throttle plate shouldbe free of carbon buildup and should ope

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• SymptomsSlow and improper shifting, engine stops running when vehicle comes to a stop• Test Procedure1. Connect the CH A lead to the transmission sh

Page 44 - PNP Type Injector

Diesel Glow Plug• Theory of OperationStarting cold diesel engines are not easy because Blowby past the piston rings and thermal losses reduce the

Page 45 - Mixture Control Solenoid

• Disconnect the live test lead before disconnecting the common test lead.• Do not perform internal service or adjustment of this instrument unless yo

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3. Exercise the sensor, device, or circuit while watching for the amplitude of the signal. The amplitude should stay ina predetermined voltage range f

Page 47 - IAC (Idle Air Control) Motor

• Test Procedure1. Connect the CH A lead to the GND pin of the grounded device or the one side of the suspect junction and itsground lead to the chass

Page 48 - Transmission Shift Solenoid

Alternator Field/ VR (Voltage Reference)• Theory of OperationA voltage regulator (in the PCM) controls alternator output by adjusting the amount of cu

Page 49 - Diesel Glow Plug

• Reference Waveform VEHICLE INFORMATIONS YEAR:1986MAKE : OldsmobileMODEL : ToronadoENGINE : 3.8 LFUELSYS : Multiport Fue

Page 50 - Power Supply Circuit

3. Exercise the switch while paying attention to the amplitude of the signal. It should stay in a predetermined voltagerange for a given condition. In

Page 51 - Ground Circuit

• Reference Waveform VEHICLE INFORMATIONS YEAR:1993MAKE : FordMODEL : F150 4WD PickupENGINE : 5.0 LFUELSYS : Multiport Fu

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Look for the burn line to be fairly clean without a lot of hash (“noise”). A lot of hash can indicate an ignition misfire inthe cylinder due to over-a

Page 53 - P-P = 373 mV

1. Connect the capacitive type ignition secondary probe to the CH A input terminal.2. Connect the Inductive Pickup to the COM/TRIGGER input terminals

Page 54 - DC Switch Circuits

• Reference Waveform VEHICLE INFORMATIONS YEAR:1994MAKE : FordMODEL : ExplorerENGINE : 4.0 LFUELSYS :Multiport Fuel Injec

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1. Connect the capacitive type ignition secondary probe to the CH A input terminal.2. Connect the COM input of the test tool to vehicle ground by usi

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3.1 PRIMARY SIGNAL TYPES FOUND IN MODERN VEHICLESOnce you become familiar with basic vehicle waveforms it will not matter how new or old the vehicle i

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Some tips to keep in mind : • Always position the piezo pickup on the fuel line at about the same distance from the injector.• Place the pickup on a s

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Diesel AdvanceDiesel pump testers are used to calibrate pumps exactly to the engine’s requirements. The testers monitor thesignals from the refer

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General SpecificationsOperation temperature : 32 ˚F to 104 ˚F (0 ˚C to 40 ˚C)Storage temperature : -4 ˚F to 140 ˚F (-20 ˚C to 60 ˚C)Relative Humidity:

Page 60 - Measurement Conditions

TriggerTrigger Source : CH A, CH B, TRIGGER (External trigger)Sensitivity (CH A) : < 1.0 div to 5 MHzSensitivity (Trigger) : 0.2 V p-pModes : Singl

Page 61 - ADV = 12.9 ˚

Continuity TestDiode TestTemperature MeasurementDC Ampere Measurement (Current Probe Output)AC Ampere Measurement (Current Probe Output)8-5(AC+DC) Vol

Page 62 - 8. Specifications

ABS Antilock Brake SystemAC Alternating CurrentAC Coupling A mode of signal transmission that passes the dynamic (AC) signal component to theinput (IN

Page 63 - Scope Specifications

Function Key Labels Labels shown on the bottom display that indicate the function of the function keysto .Function Key Menu The function key labe

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Scan Tool A device that interfaces with and communicates information on a data link.Sample A reading taken from an electrical signal. A waveform is c

Page 65 - GLOSSARY

Menu OverviewVoltage Drop Voltage lose across a wire, connector, or any other conductor.Voltage drop equals resistance in ohms times current in ampere

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To minimize this possible interference with the oscilloscope, keep these tips and suggestions in mind:Most interference will be picked up by the oscil

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4.1 PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONThis instrument is a battery-operated 2-channel lab scope, advanced true rms graphing multimeter (GMM) designedexpressly for us

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• GRAPHING MULTIMETER• VEHICLE DATA• INSTRUMENT SETUPThe fastest way to set up the instrument to test most automotive devices(sensors, actuators...) a

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