Associated Equipment GM LS1 Scanner User Manual


 
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Select which vehicle you intend to scan by clicking on the appropriate box on the screen, as shown above. (Note
that support for the L67 is only available with a combo LS1/L67 cable. Cables purchased before July 2003 may not
have the new chip installed.) You can also click the Units button to change from default English units to Metric
units.
Click the “Cable Test” button while the cable is connected to the car and the car’s key is in the “run” position. A
dialog box will pop up telling you which cable was detected and will poll the vehicle for all available parameters.
This can be useful when troubleshooting connection problems.
Other items that can be configured on the Config screen are:
Scan Timeout: How many milliseconds the scanner will wait for a response from the vehicle before giving
up.
Pause between scans: How many milliseconds the scanner will wait after receiving a reply, before polling
the vehicle again.
Power off after: How many minutes the PDA will stay on with no user input, while running LS1M
Vehicle weight: Enter approx vehicle weight here. Used for estimated horsepower on the Accel Test
screen. See “Using the Keyboard” above for how to enter numbers here.
Automatically save logs: Click this to have your logged data automatically saved every time you switch off
of the Scan screen. This can prevent logged data from being accidentally lost. Also consider using the
Auto-Log screen to automatically record data.
Retry on Timeout: If the car’s computer doesn’t respond within the configured timeout period, LS1M will
display “T.O.” instead of a number for that scan. This can happen especially during wide-open throttle
when the computer may be too busy to answer a request from a scan tool. Click this retry option to have
the scanner retry once after getting no response from the vehicle.
Barometer: Enter the current barometric pressure here. This is used in the Boost calculation for
supercharged engines (L67). You can also select the vehicle’s BARO sensor as the source of this
information, if your vehicle supports it. Use the “Test Sensor” button to see if your vehicle’s BARO sensor
is compatible with LS1M.
Click on Defaults to set config parameters to factory values.