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GODIAG GT100+ GT100 Pro New Generation AUTO TOOLS OBD II Break Out Box ECU Connector with Electronic Current Display

GODIAG GT100 + New Generation AUTO TOOLS OBD II Break Out Box ECU Connector
Including All the functions of GODIAG GT100
Add Current Display for ECU Module
Support more protocols like CANBUS, K-Line, PWM, VPW+, KWP2000
Support All Key Lost for Porsche, VW,Mitsubishi,etc

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GODIAG GT100+ is the latest testing platform for OBDII protocol communication detection and ECU maintenance/ diagnosis/ programming/ coding And after all the keys are lost, the instrument and the anti-theft system are forced to activate by short-circuiting.

GT100+ has a voltage and current display. It is convenient for maintenance engineers to judge the current working status of ECU.

It can convert the car OBD2 interface into 16 pin for signal detection. Able to connect the single modules or multiple modules of the vehicle. It can be connected with any diagnostic tool to tell whether the car communication is good or not. It can also supply power to the car when you change the battery to avoid the vehicle control module data being lost, automatically locked, the key remote control fails and the fault light turns on.

  1. GT100+includes all the functions of GODIAG GT100.
  2. GT100+add a  Current Display on the Main Unit. You can intuitively see the current display of the ECU by Connecting the ECU module with the Banana interface or the DB25 cable, which can make your work much easier.
  3. GODIAG GT100+ can also support non-standard can protocal.
  • By connecting the vehicle and diagnostic tool via OBDII, Godiag GT100+’s LED will indicate whether the OBDII diagnostic interface has a good communication with the car.
  • Monitor the voltage of vehicle OBDII interface and display it in real time. If it is less than 11V, please stop the diagnosis and programming to avoid the vehicle being unable to start/data loss/module locked.

Indicator Meaning:

  1. Manufacturer custom
  2. SJE1850 wire
  3. Manufacturer custom
  4. Power grounding
  5. Signal grounding
  6. SAEJ2284《CAN》high
  7. ISO9141-2&iso, DIS4230-4K wire
  8. Manufacturer custom
  9. Manufacturer custom
  10. SJE1850 wire《bus->
  11. Manufacturer custom
  12. Manufacturer custom
  13. Manufacturer custom
  14. SAEJ2284《CAN》low
  15. ISO9141-2 & ISO/DIS 4230-4L wire
  16. Car battery positive

GODIAG GT100+, connected to a single ECU module, is convenient for a user to do the single-module diagnosis and programming.

A. To program VW 4th generation / 5th generation Lost all keys (for example: new A6L Touareg A4 Q5 A7), please use GT100+ to short-circuit banana connector PIN 16—-PIN 1 to lit up the dashboard, aft that use the key programmer tool to connect with the female adapter of GT100+ for data collection. Some vehicle dashboards won’t be lit up, but data can also be collected, for example: A6L Q7.
B. To replace the engine ECU of Toyota or to use some key programmer to program Toyota when all keys lost, it needs to short-circuit PIN13-PIN4
C. To program Mitsubishi key with all keys lost or to set OBDII when all remote key lost, please short-circuit PIN1-PIN4.
D. To program Porsche Cayenne key with all keys lost or with all remote key lost, please short circuit PIN3-PIN7.

On bench connect the ECU module by using the banana connector or db25 dedicated ECU interface, and Godiag GT100+ will display the voltage / current value.
The user can intuitively see the current status of the ECU. There is no current display or The actual displayed current is inconsistent with the engineer’s expected current, then you can immediately check whether the wiring is wrong, if the wiring is correct, he can judge that the ECU may be broken, so there is no need to perform diagnostic communication and can directly repair the ECU.
 
If it shows too much current, then you can also determine if the cable is wrongly connected or the ECU is broken.

GT100+ Pin 1, 9, 3, 11 12, 13, 8 (corresponding to the yellow banana connector on the machine), these non-standard obd2 protocol interface may display CAN BUS or K-Line communication protocol. GT100 can only display K- Line, Pwm, Vpw+, KWP 2000 protocol.

It allows the engineers or technicians to complete the job on bench, also keep away the risk of data loss in other modules when directly testing on the vehicle.

It’s aimed at solving the problem of engineers and technicians who need to connect multiple ECU during programming a module, such as connecting to multiple ECU modules for key programming.

Since there’s failure or missing antitheft remote control data of some vehicles when the battery is dismantled, the auxiliary power supply aims at supplying power to the vehicle through GT100+ before replacing the battery to sustain the power supply to the vehicle. It guarantees the vehicle ECU is power connected during replacement of the battery.

Please connect GT100+ first, turn on the power switch and you will see the voltage on the screen which can tell whether the power supply of the vehicle is normal. [Which keeps away the risk of burning out the diagnostic & programming tool due to the modified vehicle OBD2 port.]

For old OBD1 vehicles or special diagnostic port, please connect GT100+ through the banana plug and DB25 jumper.

It’s used to test whether the programmed key works with CAS4 normally.

ItemSpecification
Diagnostic portOBDII
Working voltageDC 9V-24V
Work and power0.5-0.6W
Adapter powerInput AC100v-240v, Output DC12V 1A
Operating temperature range-20 to 70 °C ( -4 to 158 °F )
Storage temperature range-40 to 85 °C ( -40 to 185 °F )
DimensionL: 23cm, W:18cm, H:7cm

1pc x Host
1pc x OBD 2-in-1 extension cable
1pc x Colored jumper cable
1pc x Power supply 12V
1pc x Resistance 120 ohm
6pcs x Banana plug
24pcs x Wire accessories, Dupont 2.54mm connector female pins

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GODIAG GT100+ GT100 Pro New Generation AUTO TOOLS OBD II Break Out Box ECU Connector with Electronic Current Display

GODIAG GT100+ GT100 Pro New Generation AUTO TOOLS OBD II Break Out Box ECU Connector with Electronic Current Display