The company also provides optional support for Bluetooth.
AutoEnginuity describes ScanTool as a "complete OBD-II implementation." It reads vehicle diagnostic trouble codes, live vehicle sensors (including wide-band O2 sensors), and inspection/maintenance system test results to quickly determine what service is requireed. Data logging can be done in two different formats -- XML for browsers, and CSV for spreadsheets. The company says its proprietary logging methods support logging of up to nine sensors with 1 ms accuracy.
Representative ScanTool screen shots
(Click each image for larger view)AutoEnginuity points out that many states in the US are now using OBD-II based emissions tests. With ScanTool, a vehicle owner can save time and money by determining ahead of time whether or not the vehicle will pass the test.
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