Phoenix Lite Quick Guide V3 (EN)

VCI (Vehicle Communication Interface) 1. Register & Update 1.1 Network Setting Phoenix / Phoenix Lite Tap [Settings] -> [Wi-Fi], select the desired Wi-Fi connection until “connected”. OBD II 16pin Connector (For connecting to vehicle's DLC port directly or OBD II extension cable) There are two main components to the Phoenix / Phoenix Lite system: 1.Phoenix / Phoenix Lite Display Tablet 1.2 Launch the Phoenix / Phoenix Lite application, and register an account: r 2.VCI (Vehicle Communication Interface) —_—ooo) o The VCI works as a vehicle communication interface device, which is used to read the vehicle data and then send it to the tablet via Bluetooth communication.

Rear Camera e Snapshot the view behind the screen. i A Slot for voir For housing the VCI device. Phoenix @ Software Upgrade 7-inch Touchscreen R Username a Password Clogin) » |g w@ Display the test result. Diagnostic History Mode Indicator Carry Strap For easily holding the tablet. —————Y O ¢ RED indicates the VCI is plugged into the vehicle’s DLC port. e BLUE indicates the VCI is connected to the Phoenix / Phoenix Lite via Bluetooth. ae WE a Local Diagnostics Register | Install the VCI Access vehicle data. ¥ Microphone Convert voice into an electrical signal. L_, I SIo1 manoler=x6[ 0] ¢215) Intelligent Diagnostics Speakers Convert an electrical audio Signal into a corresponding sound.

sos My Report Charging/Data 1/0 Port Access vehicle data. IMPORTANT: Read the instruction carefully and use the unit properly before operating. Fail to do so may cause damage and/or personal injury, which will void the product warranty. * Note: This Quick Start Guide is subject to change without written notice. Possible DLC Location 1. Locate the vehicle's DLC port. See “Possible DLC Location". 2. Plug the VCI into the vehicle’s DLC port. *For non-16 pin DLC socket, refer to “Preparation & Vehicle Connection" for details. Remember to unplug the VCI from the vehicle while being idle, and exit all diagnostic processes before unplugging. \ a) Select Country Vv

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r Oo -¢- @ 2. Preparation & Vehicle Connection e Via battery clamps cable (optional): Connect one end of the battery clamps cable to vehicle's battery, and the other end to the power jack of the OBD | adaptor. | To Vehicle's Battery |-« re | 2.1 Preparation Activate Connector Finish Registration . —s 7 >> | vcl OBD | Adaptor | pom >| Non-16pin Connector | 2.2 Working Principle e Via cigarette lighter cable (optional): Connect one end of the cigarette lighter cable to vehicle's cigarette lighter receptacle, and the other end to the power jack of the OBD | adaptor. To Cigarette Lighter Receptacle >> _Skip vel Tap "Yes" to navigate to the update center to update all available software.

i ~ >| Vv | To Vehicle's DLC Port Congratulations! You have registered successfully. Do you download vehicle software ? | A e The ignition is turned on. e The vehicle battery voltage is 9-18 volts. e The throttle is in the closed position. 2 Battery Clamps Cable Vehicle's DLC port | | Non-16pin Connector | To Vehicle's DLC Port Tap "No" to ignore it. In this [gBreereresgg |_| case, follow Step 3 Update to check for updates. Accessing t *NOTE: Non-OBDII adapters are not included in Phoenix Lite package. J Password Envelope XN 3. Start Diagnostics —_—> Communicating the data / Three diagnostic methods are available: ——— 1.3 Update All software is updated periodically.

It is recommended to check regularly for updates and install the latest software version for the best service, functions and experience. Tap [Software Upgrade] on the main menu. * NOTE: Make sure the Wi-Fi connection is strong and stable while upgrading. vcl Phoenix Lite Tablet 2.3 Vehicle Connection 1) OBD II Vehicle Connection Plug the VCI into the Vehicle's DLC port directly, or use the OBDII extension cable to connect the VCI with the Vehicle's DLC port. 2) Non-OBD II Vehicle Connection For non-OBD I! vehicle, proceed as follows: a, Locate vehicle's DLC port (refer to Section “VCI"). b. Connect one end of the OBD | adaptor to the VCI, and the other end to the non-16 pin connector. c.

Plug the other end of the non-16pin connector into the DLC port. d.To supply power to the OBD | adaptor by one of the following ways: For new users, the Local Diagnostics is recommended as follows: ¢ Intelligent Diagnostics: The system will automatically guide you | Tap “Local Diagnostics” | Select vehicle model directly to the fix and help you eliminate guesswork, without step-by-step manual menu selection. e Local Diagnostics: You need : to manually select the menu-driven command. Remote Diagnostics: This helps repair shops or mechanics to diagnose a remote vehicle, and launch instant messages, allowing for improved efficiency and faster repairs.

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