Q) I have a new version that uses a license file, How do I register it?
The latest versions use a license file, the format for
registering was changed because there were too many problems with the previous
registration model.
For instructions on how to register, read the PDF file
Installing and Registering located either on the CD or in the ZIP file you
downloaded. It will explain what file you need to send to PF Support to
register the software.
Q) I
bought PF-Diagnose from a friend, how do I register it?
PF-Diagnose licenses are not transferable, you
must purchase your own copy from an AUTHORISED reseller.
Q) I
am not getting much data, what is wrong?
A) Nothing is wrong, you will se a limited amount
of data by default, With PF-Diagnose, you can request any listed PID and if it
is available, it will be displayed. This is done by checking the box to
the left of the PID. As long as the box remains checked, PF-Diagnose will
continue to request that data. In OBD-II editions, while connected in
OBD-II mode, if the box is unchecked, the data stops updating. In J1708 or
J1939, Data is updated until the key is turned off therefore you should only
keep the box checked until you see data appear then uncheck it to reduce CPU
Usage.
There is a checkbox in the header, it selects
all checkboxes. If you want to see the maximum amount of data, after
you connect to the vehicle, select this box. It will check off all boxes
and a request will be sent for ALL PIDs, This will slow down the response
time however. In J1708 or J1939 mode, uncheck the box after 30 seconds to
reduce CPU Usage. In OBD-II Mode check only the boxes next to the data of
interest, usually the same as the graph PIDs.
TIP:
J1939 or J1708
Check this box for 30 seconds

OBD-II Mode, select the 6 boxes that you need
and select the same PIDs for the graph

Q )
I entered my Key, select I
AGREE and exit but it is not
registered when I restart?
A )
POSSIBLE REASONS WHY A KEY
DOES NOT REGISTER
-
The Machine ID and or Serial
number was given
incorrectly. This number is
case sensitive and if any
digits are missing or
incorrect, the key then too
will be incorrect. A common
error is placing an O (oh)
where a 0 (zero) should be
or an I (eye) where a 1
(one) should be.
-
Adding a space before or
after the key when entered.
The copy and paste option
sometimes adds a space after
the word copied, you need to
make sure there are no
spaces in the key at all
including after the key.
-
Selecting APPLY or OK after
entering the key, you need
to select I AGREE
then exit by selecting OK,
exit PF-Diagnose then
restart the program. If the
CONNECT button is no longer
gray or disabled, it has
registered.
-
UAC (User Account Control)
in Windows Vista and Windows
7 is a built in security
that blocks any software
from accessing the registry
or common folders, if this
security is set too high,
PF-Diagnose will not be able
to save the key to the
registry and therefore it
will not register. This
will be evident by no key in
the key box after you
restarted. You need to
either log in as
Administrator when
installing or using
PF-Diagnose or turn down the
UAC level, or, use a laptop
without such high security.
Diagnostic laptops are
generally used for
diagnostics, accessing
manuals and accessing known
safe websites, extreme
security is not usually a
concern. Because
PF-Diagnose access data on
an external port, You don't
want security software
monitoring that and slowing
things down.
-
PF-Diagnose is designed for
32bit systems, it will run
on 64bit systems however
drivers may not. Also note
that Windows 7 or Vista
64bit has a higher UAC. To
avoid UAC problems, log in
as the Administrator when
installing or using
PF-Diagnose.
Q. I get an ERROR "heavy truck
diagnostics has stopped
working..." What do I do?
A. This is usually because you
are running a Windows 32 program
on Windows 64 bit or an XP
program on Windows 7
For VISTA ISSUES
CLICK
HERE

To correct this use
compatibility Mode. Here
is how:
1) Right click on the
PF-Diagnose
icon
2) Select Compatibility Mode
3) Select Windows XP and Run as
Administrator

WINDOWS
VISTA
Windows Vista security (UAC
User Account Control ) is
preventing some of the new
functions. We made a few
changes to authorize those
functions in Vista.
Download the update 1.1.0.17 or
newer from the
VERSIONS
PAGE.
If you need a new key, please
contact support and a
replacement key will be emailed
out to you right away.
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Q.
What are the system
Requirements?
PF-Diagnose will work on a
variety of PCs from Tablets

To Laptops

as long as these basic
requirements are met:
A.
Software:
-
Windows XP, Vista, or
Windows 7, 32 bit or 64bit
if your drivers support it.
Windows XP Recommended
-
VC++ 2005 Runtime (Included
with software) must be
installed for PF-Diagnose to
run
-
Windows XP Service Pack 3
and all updates must be
instaled
-
1.0 gHz processor or better,
dual core
or Hyperthreadding 1.6gHz or better preferred for
speed of response
-
MINIMUM
1024x768 screen Resolution or higher
-
PF-Diagnose Software
-
at least 1 USB port
-
If using an adapter other
than the PFD-Adapter,
additional requirements may
be specified by the
supplier.
TESTED COMPUTERS
PF-Diagnose Diagnostic Adapter
-
Serial Port set to COM1, 2,
3 or 4
-
If your PC has no serial
ports, a Serial to USB
Adapter can be used
Must be
configured to com 1, 2, 3,
or 4
-
Serial extension cable
NOT A NULL
MODEM CABLE
-
15-9 PIN Deutsch Diagnostic
connector (Included with
adapter)
-
9
PIN - 6 PIN Deutsch Adapter
connector (Included with
adapter)
-
RP1210 a or b 32bit Adapter Driver
for your adapter
-
Use Nexiq or Puma adapters
for Truck and OBD-II
PFD100A3 Adapter does not
support OBD-II Pass-Thru
Also see
Adapter Protocol List.
THIS ILLUSTRATION SHOWS A
TYPICAL SETUP

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Q. Why
is the response so slow?
A.
Several things can cause a lag
time or slow response. Computer
Speed is the main one because it
can cause buffer overflows in
your adapter simply because the
messages are coming into the
laptop faster than your laptop
can process them., we recommend a dual core
processor and 2 megs of ram min.
Another factor is the video
processor, since it is
impossible to change the video
processor in your laptop,
changing settings to reduce
overhead can also lessen the
problem.
In the
Settings under Measurements,
Turn Off Wide Lines, if
available, Wide lines
eat up Video RAM. Try
turning Legend on and off and
reduce the number of lines you
display can all help. Also
uncheck PIDs in the Data View,
You should only check the PID or
SPNs you need and once they
appear, uncheck the box unless
in OBD-II, if they
don't appear after 10-15
seconds, uncheck the box anyway
as they are either in error or
unavailable. Also the datalink
adapter can cause slow response,
The specifications needed are
met with the adapter we supply, the SU Enterprises IC4,
or the Dearborn DPA4/4+. Other
adapters may exceed these
specifications or not quite live
up to them and therefore slow
down the data because of buffer
overflows. Try another
adapter. In our next
release we will be adding Buffer
Flushing in the RP1210 section
and that will help a lot for
slower PCs
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Q. I
can't connect my Nexiq USB-Link?
A.
The
Nexiq USB-Link works quite well
as long as you select "NEXIQ
Technologies USB-Link USB-Link"
Also see
Adapter Protocol List.
.
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Q. Why
are the needles off-center in
Windows Vista?
A.
There is a setting in windows
vista for large icons and screen
fonts, set this back to normal,
if you changed it to see web
pages, Internet explorer has a
feature to enlarge fonts that
does not affect other software.
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Q. Can
I change Road Speed?
A.
Not
in this version, Version 1.0 is a
diagnostic tool only, it does
not write any permanent changes
to the ECM, you can view all
available parameters but not
change them. You can erase
fault codes... We are
working on adding limited
parameter change features to
future updates but no timeline
has been set for these added
features.
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Q. Will
it work on my Dodge Pickup Truck
with a Cummins?
A.
Vesions
1.0 through 1.1 of PF-Diagnose does
not support OBD-II therefore the
answer is No. YES
If you have Version 1.2 and
later (Full edition) will
connect to your pickup truck as
long as you have a J2534 adapter
Also see
Adapter Protocol List.
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Q.
Why does my data or fault code
screen look different, why are
columns missing?
A.
The
columns can be adjusted to suit
the individual user, in some
cases, after installing the
product, the columns are set too
wide or are one on top of
another, this can be easily
corrected by adjusting the
affected columns. To do
this follow these steps:

Slide bar A until you see the
column divider B
Left click and hold on the
divider and drag it to the
desired width

If a column is missing, it is
likely on top of another column,
you will see a double bar cursor
when you place the cursor over
the divider

Click with the left mouse button
and hold while dragging to the
right to expand the overlapped
column, continue until the
desired width is obtained, your
columns will be remembered after
this is done

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Q.
Does your adapter work with
other RP1210 Software such as
OEM Software?
A. Our adapter is RP1210A, That
is the standard we use to
connect with it. It has
been tested on a variety of OEM
programs however we do not make
the adapter, adapter driver, or
other OEM Software therefore we
only guarantee that the
PF-Diagnose adapter will connect
on J1708 and J1939 with
PF-Diagnose Software. Our
Adapter is similar to the Eaton
MD-100 Adapter made by the same
company
The drivers for the Eaton MD-100
or MD-300 will also work on our adapter
and can be obtained from here.
Eaton MD-100 Communication
Driver
This driver may improve
connectivity with other
software, simply install it and
select the Eaton MD-100 driver
while using the
PFD-100A3 adapter... it is
not required for use with
PF-Diagnose and is not covered
by our support therefore use at
your own discretion.
Q.
What is the warrantee on your
adapters?
A. We will replace a defective
adapter within 90 days of
purchase, If the defective
adapter has been damaged through
abuse, it will be shipped back
collect. We do not offer
refunds, exchange only.
Q.
When I use a Serial to USB
adapter, PF-Diagnose can not
find my datalink?
ERROR MESSAGE
RP1210_READMESSAGE
ERR_INVALID_CLIENT_ID Check your
adapter 129
A. PF-
Diagnose needs to be told where
to find your adapter, this is
done by the driver settings for
your device. If you
selected a driver that is
incorrect or if you selected a
COM port for a serial type
adapter and the com port is
incorrect, or if the vehicle key
is not in the RUN position and
finally if there is a problem
with your datalink, this error will
occur.
RESOLUTION:
Make sure the key is in the RUN
position. If PF-Diagnose
connects to other vehicles just
not this one, check the vehicle
datalink and power at the data
port.
Select the correct Adapter again
in Setup or if you have the
correct adapter, confirm that
the serial port is set up
correctly when using a Serial to
USB adapter. (SEE BELOW)
or see the section on this page
for Serial to USB adapter
for Windows 7
Do not use the Serial to USB
Adapter if your Laptop already
has a serial port for COM1 and
or COM2, use the built-in ports
instead.
Datalink
adapters can sometimes only be
set to COM1 or COM2, when a
Serial to USB adapter is first
installed it selects a com port
that is usually 5 or higher.
You need to set the adapter to
COM1 or COM2, to do this enter
Control Panel, Select System

Then
select Hardware, Then Device
Manager

Select Com
Ports then select Prolific
USB-to-Serial Comm Port

Right
click on it and select
Properties

Select
Port Settings then Advanced

Select the
Com Port Number combo box and
change the port to COM1 or COM2
(Only if your laptop does not
have a serial port already) If
you PC has a legacy serial port,
use it and not the adapter.

Select OK
and exit out, your adapter
should now be seen by
PF-Diagnose.
IF you are
using a serial Protocol adapter
connected to a USB-to-Serial
adapter, you must select COM1 or
COM2 and not USB in PF-Diagnose
for that adapter

Finally, Check your datalink,
The RED light on the adapter
indicates power but does not all
adapters indicate data on the
data bus. If the bus is
damages or if the ECU is not
powering up, you will get this
error.
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Q.
Why do I get an error
Sorry —
your last action could not be
completed when I try to
buy the software?
A.
This is a
security issue with PayPal, We
recently moved our website to
another server, you need to
connect directly to that server
so the links will connect
properly, you can do that by
changing your favourites to
connect to
http://www.pocketfleetdiagnosticsolutions.com/
or by clicking
HERE
to go back
to the download page and retry.
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Q. I do not have a PayPal
Account, is there another way to
pay?
A.
PayPal also accepts most major
credit cards without you having
to setup an account with PayPal
and that is why we use them.
contact
for
alternative arrangements
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Q. I am supposed to get OEM
Codes but I have a fault code
that reads "Unknown Fault", why?
A.
The database determines what the
code definition is based on the
code value and the manufacturer,
in some cases, the manufacturer
is not retrieved from the module
so we provided a drop-down box
where you can select it.
Once selected, wait 5-10 seconds
and the code should change if it
is in the database.
For
example, when hooking to a
Freightliner with a Mercedes
engine, and you see a fault
Multiplex, unknown fault. and
you look in the engine model box
and it has MRCBN
or is empty, select a model that
has FRGHT
in it and then select the fault
tab again and wait, the fault
should change to the correct
description.
If not,
Although we have thousands of
code definitions in the
database, there are always codes
we will not have definitions
for, these codes are not
assigned by the society of
automotive engineers and are
what is referred to as
proprietary. you may have to
contact an authorized dealer for
the module to get the definition
of that code.
Last, if
you purchased the less expensive
SAE Only version, the OEM
specific codes will not be
available, you will need to
upgrade to get them. The
SPN, PID or SID and FMI will be
correct and can be looked up in
the Maintenance manual in some
cases.
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Q. Why are there no counts for
the fault code?
A.
If you are seeing the first
occurrence of a code, the counts
may read 0 or 1, in some cases,
counts data is not recorded by
the module so for example in a
Pre-2009 International engine,
counts may not be available and
therefore you will always see
000 as the counts
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Q. Why
do engine or ABS codes not
erase, I hit erase codes, a
couple boxes pop up but the
codes come back?
A.
Because PF-Diagnose reads from
all modules at the same time,
those modules have priority as
specified by the SAE standards,
this sometimes causes
PF-Diagnose to not be able to
send the erase command before a
new series of faults are sent by
the module. Try again, You
can always try the ERASE ALL
command and erase all faults on
all modules as this has a higher
priority. Note, Active
Codes can be erased but will
return instantly and also be
aware that when ABS codes are
erased, the ABS warning lamp
stays illuminated until you drive
the vehicle a short distance.
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Q. Why is the ABS light on in
the dash after I erased all the
codes?
A.
When you erase ABS codes, the
vehicle needs to be driven a few
hundred feet at 5 MPH or so
before the ABS light will go
out. This is because the
ABS module needs to see wheel
speed from all sensors before it
can confirm all is OK. If
you erase ALL FAULTS and even
though you had no ABS faults,
the ABS light will come on and
the unit will need to be driven
to get it to go out.
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Q. I selected the adapter,
protocol and then CONNECT, why
is noting happening?
A.
Make sure the key is on, Make
sure the Datalink adapter is
properly connected, If you are
using a USB to Serial adapter,
Make sure the com port settings
in Control Panel System Devices
is correct. If any module is
responding at all, the module
you are trying to connect to may
be faulty or the fuse could be
blown. An example would be
no engine data at all but I do
see ABS data in the data view
tab... This would suggest
that the engine, engine data
link wiring, or engine ECM Fuse
is defective
If you
have connected to other vehicles
previously and no settings were
changed, and the fuses and
wiring is OK, Try disconnecting
and switching to another
protocol, The module may not
support J1708 or J1939.
look at
the bottom of the PF-Diagnose
screen for an error message,
Email that message to
and
include the session log file
PFDiagnoseSession.log
found in the Diagnostics folder
in My Documents
HINT:
A good indicator that the ECM is
powered and communicating OK, is
the check engine light.
When you turn the key on, the
check engine light should
illuminate for 2-5 seconds and
go out. If it does, the
ECM is powering up and has
passed the self test. If
it never lights or stays on
constantly, you have a problem.
The same holds true for most
modules such as ABS or
Transmission.
Try
connecting to another vehicle.
NOTE:
6 PIN datalink ports are
J1708 ONLY, do not select J1939.
9 PIN Datalink Ports
support both J1708 and J1939 but
not all modules support both,
for example, if you want to look
at the engine on a 2004
International 4000 series DT466,
use J1708 for basic engine and
J1939 for emissions related
modules, if you want to look at
the Body Controller, it is J1939
ONLY, you need to switch
protocols. Another case
would be a John Deere, it has a
9 PIN adapter but only supports
J1939, there are no J1708
datalink wires in the port
because there may not be any
J1708 compatible modules on the
equipment. Also note that
the 9 PIN diagnostic port may
also support other protocols
such as second CAN or J1850
If you
still have a problem, contact
Support at

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Q. PF-Diagnose CRASHES right
after I select Connect, Why?
A.
In Late
August 2010, a Microsoft Update that
addressed Database security
caused a problem with
PF-Diagnostics Database Engine
used to look up descriptions and
codes. This was corrected
immediately by Pocketfleet and a
newsletter was sent out to all
registered users at the time. If you
have a registered version and
you are having issues with the
program crashing just after you
select CONNECT, email us and get
a link to the updated version
1.0.9.23 or later ASAP. This version
may also have new features.
Be sure to
Go into Setup and reselect the
Adapter and Protocol as updating
may change the adapter
back to default.
If you
find PF-Diagnose only quits only on
J1939 applications just a few
seconds after connecting,
contact PF-Support for an
updated version ASAP that should
eliminate this problem.
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Q. Do I need to select the
engine or the vehicle types in
the drop-down boxes?
A. You do
not need to select them, they
should select themselves once
the program can read the data
however, in some cases, mainly
with off-road equipment, there
is no serial number or engine
make programmed into the ECM.
In that case you are able to
choose the correct make and
model. This is necessary
for proper code interpretation
in the OEM versions.
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Q. Is this program only good for
Trucks?
A. No, it will work on any
system that uses the supported
protocols currently J1587,
J1708, and J1939. The
system could be in a Wood
Chipper, a Backhoe, A Sidewalk
Plow, or any type of industrial,
Marine, Agricultural system provided the above
protocols are used. Keep
in mind that some systems that
use the datalink may not
communicate because they do not
use SAE standards such as
Sauer-Danfoss or Pran. In
one case, there is a utility
vehicle that has a Cummins QSB,
a Sauer-Danfoss Hydro-Static
drive and a Pran Hydraulic
controller for hydraulic
functions and attachments.
PF-Diagnose will work on the
engine just fine but will not
read the hydraulic controllers.
One make of Industrial Wood
Chipper uses a John Deere with
J1939, it works just fine but
there is no VIN so see the
question above.
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Q. Why will my USB-Link from
Nexiq not connect?
A. The
Nexiq USB-Link has had a number
of problems with many programs
and so quite a few updates have
come out, you should update the
firmware to the latest version
and update the drivers to
version 6. Check the Nexiq
website for free downloads of
the updated drivers and
firmware. Also check the
adapter using the test program
provided by Nexiq, in some cases
the USB plug in the bottom of
the adapter gets broken, this is
because the adapter hangs from
the dash and the plug is
touching the floor in such a way
that when the mechanic gets into
the cab and pushes against the
adapter or bangs it, the plug
gets jammed into the floor an it
becomes damaged. To avoid
this, use longer cables to the
data-port so the adapter lies
flat or hook the adapter so it
does not hang straight down. the
USB plug in the adapter has no
real strain relief and is
soldered directly on the circuit
board making it the weak point
on the adapter. Use the
clips to secure the cable
therefore protecting the USB
port from stress or use in
Bluetooth mode... As to
the actual functioning, with the
latest drivers it worked great!
see the earlier FAQ regarding the
USB-Link
In PF-Diagnose select
NEXIQ Technologies USB-Link
USB-Link
or
NEXIQ Technologies USB-Link
BlueTooth USB-Link
for both J1708 and J1939
Also make
sure that your USB-link drivers
and firmware are up-to-date!.
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Does your Adapter work on both
On and OFF road applications?
In many
cases the connectors are the
same, however some applications
may require special adapters
that we do not supply. You
can make up your own or search
the internet for a source.
Below is the common 9 Pin Truck
Datalink Port
Industrial
pinA= +battery
pinB= -battery
pinC= J1939 shield
pinD= cdl+
pinE= cdl-
pin F= J1939-
pinG= J1939+
pins H and J are not
normally used
Truck connectors there
are two different ones
black and gray the only
difference between them
is that pins A and B are
reversed. This is the
gray one
pinA = + battery
pinB = - battery
pinC= J1939+
pinD= J1939-
pinE= J1939 shield
PinF= J1587+
pinG= J1587-
These are the most
common configurations
but some oems vary them
up a bit.
Read more:
http://www.justanswer.com/questions/1wnpf-i-have-serval-c10-cat-industrial-engins-and-a-c9-and-a-c12#ixzz0co0m9y1S
Industrial
pinA= +battery
pinB= -battery
pinC= J1939 shield
pinD= cdl+
pinE= cdl-
pin F= J1939-
pinG= J1939+
pins H and J are not
normally used
Truck connectors there
are two different ones
black and gray the only
difference between them
is that pins A and B are
reversed. This is the
gray one
pinA = + battery
pinB = - battery
pinC= J1939+
pinD= J1939-
pinE= J1939 shield
PinF= J1587+
pinG= J1587-
These are the most
common configurations
but some oems vary them
up a bit.
Read more:
http://www.justanswer.com/questions/1wnpf-i-have-serval-c10-cat-industrial-engins-and-a-c9-and-a-c12#ixzz0co0m9y1S


Pin 7 is J1708 - for CAT or
Allison or 9141 K Line for
other vehicles
NEXIQ Cable
444009 Has only J1708
also known as the Allison / CAT
cable
NEXIQ Cable
448013
Has all OBD-II protocols except
J1708 known as the Pro-Link
448013 16-Pin J1962 (OBD II)
The yellow engines for example has a
lug to prevent the use of the
industrial connector on trucks
but the supply an adapter with
the correct end and the A and B
wires may be switched.
Some newer vehicles may have
dual channel CAN and require a
dual channel adapter such as the
Noregon or Nexiq. See
manufacturer details for CAN
adapter requirements.
PFDiagnose Adapters are single
channel. This OEM Also uses a PIN on
the OBD-II port that is normally
reserved for another protocol,
just another way to confuse
diagnostic tools and increase
costs... There are other
spare pins that could have been
used so that a normal cable
would work but CAT elected to
swap pins around so that a
special cable is needed in light
duty vehicles also.
Pocketfleet recommends that you
only use proper connectors and
only experienced technicians
should connect to vehicles.
The pin outs above are from
Pinouts.com and Pocketfleet does
not guarantee them to be
accurate. Modifications
are done at your own risk.
Pocketfleet assumes no
responsibility for injury or
damages that may occur should
your configuration differ.
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Why do I get a "Side by Side
Configuration error" and
what is that?
The Side
by Side Configuration error is
because the Visual C++ Libraries
were not installed during setup. The VC++
Libraries can be installed at
any time, in either the
downloaded file or the Disc if
one was ordered, locate the
folder vcredist_x86 and
run the file
vcredist_x86.exe, if you
have the 64 bit operating
system,
CLICK HERE
to
download the 64 bit edition or
they can be downloaded from
Microsoft
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Can I change parameters such as
Horse Power or Max RPM?
No,
PF-Diagnose is a diagnostic tool
not a dealer tool although
several dealerships do use
PF-Diagnose. To
change parameters you need to
use the OEM software.
PF-Diagnose is safe and can not
change parameters or harm the
ECM. It makes requests to
see data and can request several
tests or to have the codes
erased, The ECM will respond
only if it is safe to do so.
PF-Diagnose does not interact
directly with the modules
operation. Dealer software
if not used correctly can cause
engine or ECM damage and usually
requires OEM training to gain
access to. Updating or
changing an ECM incorrectly can
render the ECM useless so
PF-Diagnose will not support
such features and recommends you
take the vehicle to the dealer
if parameter changes are
required.
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What is the support subscription
and what if I need help after
the first year?
The
support subscription is an
annual subscription that gives
you free updates and support
for each year you subscribe.
Because updates require many
hours of work and research and
because support questions slow
the development process,
Pocketfleet charges an annual
fee for those services after the
initial year and is a common
practice in the industry.
We provide Email Support Only
and may call you to facilitate a
resolution but please do not
demand we call you without
emailing first.
If you
elect to not subscribe and find
you have a question not listed
here or discover that the latest
update has the feature you need
and it has been over 1 year from
the date you purchased the
software, you will have to
purchase the new version at the
going retail price. With
that you will get whatever
support and service is available
at that time. Please
note that 80% of the questions
we get asked can be answered by
reading the product page,
checking this page or by reading
the manual.
Also note
that our support staff can
answer questions about the
software as well as offer
suggestions about fault codes
and what may be the cause.
All support questions are passed
to a qualified diesel technician
that has several expert
certifications and 30 years
experience.
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Will this software work on
European or Asian Trucks?
That is
not known, there have been
reports of limited success from
England and Germany on DAF, MAN
and Paccar but for the most part
UK trucks use J1939
and in North America, J1587,
J1708, and J939 is common in
class 8 trucks.
PF-Diagnose supports
J1587/J1708/J1939 and our
adapter has 2 cables, Deutsch
On-Highway 6 PIN and 9 PIN.
We do not guarantee connectivity
on any other protocol or on
European vehicles because of the
simple fact that we have not had
the opportunity to test
connectivity.
Pocketfleet is looking into a
source for low cost special
cables, currently these cables
can cost well over $100 each
from the adapter supplier if
they have them at all.
The list
of tested
vehicles can be found on the
product
page These are vehicles that
we have connected to and were
able to view data and retrieve
fault codes.
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Q. I keep getting an error
message "Incorrect Parameter" or
"Invalid Parameter" What
do I do?
A. This
may be caused by a non-standard
ecm identification string, to eliminate this error
message please contact
for an updated version of
PF-Diagnose.
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Q. Does PF-Diagnose perform Cyl
Balance or cut-out tests?
A. PF-Diagnose can perform
standard and injector (buzz) tests
on International DT series
engine but for other engines,
not at this time, These tests are OEM
Specific and the codes to
activate them are not published,
for safety and security concerns
we have not included these
features. If you need to
perform such tests, you will
need to use the OEM software for
the engine you need tested.
We may add some test procedures
for some engine families in the
future but only if it is safe to
do so.
Q.
What adapter can I use with
PF-Diagnose?
A. PF-Diagnose Heavy Duty Only
Edition is designed to
work with any RP1210 compliant
adapter however we only
guarantee connectivity with the
adapter we sell PF-Diagnose
J1708/J1939 PFD100A3 Adapter, as
many factors can affect
connectivity. We have
tested the following adapters
-
PF-Diagnose J1708/J1939
PFD100A3 Adapter
(Recommended)
-
International or SU
Enterprises IC4
-
Nexiq USB-Link with latest
drivers update
Supports Dual
Protocol and Dual CAN
-
Cummins InLine II Adapter with
Dearborn Drivers
-
Cummins Inline 5
-
DDDL Detroit Adapter
Old White Box
-
Dearborn DPA-4
Supports Dual
Protocol
-
Puma 2
-
NAV-Link
-
NAV-COM
-
WVL2
Also see
Adapter Protocol List.
If your adapter is not working,
check to make sure the com port
settings are correct, including
a serial to USB adapter
setting,, if the adapter is set
to COM5 and the program is
trying for an adapter on COM1,
it will fail with Bad Client or
the program may hang or freeze.
Also ensure that your adapter
has the latest firmware and the
latest drivers. Some
drivers that are packaged with
your adapter may cause problems
and need updating. Please
refer to the manufacturer of
your adapter for the latest
firmware and drivers.
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Q.
Why is this software so
inexpensive?
A. This software was
developed because of expensive
software. What's that you
ask? Before
PF-Diagnose, in order to read
parameters and codes, you had to
pay big dollars for software, We
looked for such a package and
found noting, in this day and
age software can be developed
and distributed in a cost
effective manner and there is no
need to charge thousands of
dollars so we developed a
solution that meets or exceeds
the competitions software, and
we did it at a price that is in
our view, reasonable and
affordable. The software
may increase in cost but only as
our costs increase.
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Q.
Why does PF-Diagnose need to
connect to the Internet and is
it safe to allow it through my
firewall?
A. PF-Diagnose connects
to the PFD-Server to check for
critical updates. It is
safe to allow this to pass your
firewall. PF-Diagnose does
not send any data whatsoever to
our server. What happens
is PF-Diagnose accesses a file
on the server that has the
latest version number and it
reads that file only. It
then compares that number to the
version you have installed and
tells you that the version you
have is out-dated or is
up-to-date. This is the
major version only
(1.0.9.23),
sub version numbers are not
checked so please get into the
habit of checking our
versions
page to see if any bug fixes
or new features have been released .
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Q.
What type of warrantee do I get?
A.
SOFTWARE: There is no
warrantee either expressed or
implied on the software or on
any damages either real or
imagined resulting from the use
of this product, use it at your
own risk, see the terms under
the user agreement that must be
agreed to before the software
will work. You
will get 12 months of support
and updates, and during that
time, we will make every effort
to resolve any problems with
your software. If you
subscribe to Updates and
support, that support will
continue for the life of the
subscription. Pocketfleet
does not refund software because
once the key is issued, we can
not withdraw the key. This
is standard practice with
software throughout the
industry. Update
subscriptions are also
non-refundable and you can
cancel at any time, once
cancelled, you will still
receive support until the expiry
of your current subscription
HARDWARE: Our Adapters
have a 90 day replacement warrantee.
Should your adapter fail, you
will need to contact
, then you
would send us the defective
adapter at your cost, be sure to
request a signature and
insurance, we are not
responsible for any adapters not
in our possession, after examination,
should we find that no abuse or
physical damage is present, we
will repair or replace the
adapter then send it back to
you. If the adapter has
been physically damaged or
abused, You will have the option
of purchasing a new adapter or
paying the freight to have the
old one back. Testing or repair
may take 6-8 weeks if the
adapter has to be sent back to
the manufacturer for repair, it
will be shipped to you as within
5 business days of our getting
it back.
SHIPPING: Pocketfleet ships via
Canada Post or, if you wish to
pay the difference, we will ship
via Purolator Courier or UPS.
You must request this prior to
shipping. Once shipped, we
have no more control over the
speed that it is shipped at and
will not take any action until
it is clear that the parcel was
lost, for Mail that is at least
6 to 8 Weeks for destinations
outside Canada. A Tracking
number will be provided to you
when shipped, this will give you
the same information we have as
to the status of the shipment.
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Q.
When I connect to an
International DT466 the PID List
Changes a bit, Why?
A. PF-Diagnose uses SAE PIDs
however, some manufacturers do
not, in that case, where
possible, PF-Diagnose will
change the name of the PID to
match the OEM use for that PID.
For example,
This is a list of SAE PIDs as
set out by the Society of
Automotive Engineers recommended
practices, the left column is
the PID number

When
connected to a DT466, PID 134
becomes Injection Control
Pressure Desired. Aux. Gauge
pressure 1 becomes EGR Position
Desired.

When possible, PF-Diagnose will
remap the PIDs to match the
engine. On some cases, we
do not know what remapping was
done and so if you get a totally
strange reading, this is why,
the manufacturer has likely used
that PID for another purpose we
don't know about
EXAMPLE:

it
is not possible for Aux Vacuum
to be 818.6 PSI so it is likely
that this is a remapped PID.
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Q. Is there someone I can call
to speak to directly?
A. To keep the cost as
low as possible we do not have
telephone support. Support
is via e-mail and is usually
replied to within several hours
or that same evening depending
on the question. If you
absolutely require a phone call,
please provide your phone number
and someone will call you in the
evening or on the weekend.
Please provide a specific time
after 5pm eastern or during the
weekend between 9am and 11PM
eastern. All support is in
English Only.
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Q.
Does PF-Diagnose show everything
that the OEM software shows?
A. No, PF-Diagnose has access to
published PID, SID, SPN, and
faults only. Some data is
either sent on a proprietary
protocol or using PID, SID, or
SPNs set aside for proprietary
use. Only the OEM Software
has access to most of these.
For example, Engine Oil
Pressure is published and
will display however Oil
Pressure Sensor Volts is
Proprietary and is not available
in PF-Diagnose. Some Body
controller and electrical system
codes are proprietary as well,
PF-Diagnose will display a large
number of values in most cases
however, and is a great,
inexpensive, alternative to the
OEM Diagnostic packages, if they
will even sell it to you.
In short, PF-Diagnose will show
more data than any other 3rd
party software package we tested
and many technicians report that
the data available is more than
enough to troubleshoot most
failures. With thousands
of code definitions, about 90%
of the available fault codes are
supported and we are adding more
as they come available.
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Q.
What version of Windows do I
need?
A. PF-Diagnose works in Windows
XP, Vista, or Windows 7.
It has been tested in both 32bit
and 64bit editions without
issues however the adapter
drivers, MDAC Database access
drivers, and other device or
application drivers you have may not be
compatible and therefore you may
experience lockups and other
connection issues.
All drivers were intended for
Windows XP 32 bit so this is the
best choice for that reason.
If you have the proper device
drivers, you can use any version
of windows from XP to Windows 7
Here are a few Protocol Adapter
Driver compatibility notes
PF-Diagnose Adapter Driver Windows XP, 32 bit only
Nexiq MagiKey (PDM) and USBPDM adapters are not compatible with Windows Vista
Nexiq USB Link 8.0.5.0
Compatible with Windows 7 &
Vista - 32bit and 64bit.
Nexiq USB Link 4.2 Compatible
with Windows Vista - 32bit only.
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Q.
My copy was working and was
registered, I tried it today and
it is not registered! What do I
do?
A. This is a bug caused by the
Daylight Savings Time clock
change. Unfortunately when
windows sets the clock back, it
changes the date and time files
were created also and that
caused PF-Diagnose to think it
was being hacked so it changed
the serial number, we apologise
for the inconvenience and will
issue a new key right away, just
send the machine ID and
new Serial number to
along
with the name you used to
register and a new key will be
sent. Please allow a few
hours to process. This bug
has been corrected in the next
release, and that will be in
plenty of time before the next
clock change. To speed
up processing, Please include
your current key...
if the problem persists, update
to the latest version that
should correct this issue.
We regret having to put such
strict locks on the software, it
makes more work for us too,
unfortunately a lot of people
feel that stealing software is
acceptable because it can be
done in the privacy of their own
home.... We want to protect our
investment so we can continue to
improve and support the product.
Thank-You for understanding.
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Q.
Will the PFD Adapter you sell
work with the OBD-II Protocols
in the next release of
PF-Diagnose?
A. No, Our PFD100A3
adapter is J1587, J1708, and
J1939 Only and is a low cost
adapter that we found to have
great performance and low cost.
The Next release of PF-Diagnose
will support all of the previous
protocols plus all OBD-II
protocols such as:
J1850, J1850VPW, J1850PWM,
ISO9141, ISO15765(OBD-II CAN),
and ISO14230
Any RP1210A or RP1210B
adapter will work for J1587,
J1708 and J1939 provided the
adapter also supports J1708
and J1939
Here are a few, Not all of
these support OBD-II, look
for the protocol support
list.
|
API |
RP 1210 A/B |
J2534 PASS THRU |
|
ADAPTER |
J1587/J1708 |
J1939 |
J1850PWM |
J1850VPW |
ISO 9141 |
ISO 14230 |
ISO 15765 |
Multiple |
Dual CAN |
3 CAN |
|
Movimento NAVLink |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
|
Movimento NAVCoM |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
|
Movimento PUMA 2 US |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
|
Nexiq USB-Link |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
|
Nexiq WVL2 |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
|
International IC4 |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
No |
No |
No |
No |
No |
No |
No |
|
Cummins Inline 4 / 5 |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
No |
No |
No |
No |
Yes |
Unknown |
No |
|
CAT Adapter |
Yes |
Yes |
Unknown |
Unknown |
Unknown |
Unknown |
Unknown |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
|
PFD-100A3 Adapter |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
No |
No |
No |
No |
No |
No |
No |
|
Dearborn DPA 4 |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
No |
No |
No |
No |
No |
|
Dearborn DPA 4+ |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
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Multiple = More than
one protocol at a
time supported |
|
THIS IS A GUIDE NOT
FACT, PLEASE CHECK
WITH THE
MANUFACTURER FOR A
COMPLETE |
|
LIST OF SUPPORTED
PROTOCOLS AND API
J2534 SUPPORT and
REQUIRED CABLES |
NAV-Link or NAV-COM by
Movimento for HD
Applications or
Medium-Light duty CAN
Protocol
(RECOMMENDED) Movimento
Puma 2 (US VERSION)
ALL Protocols including
all OBD-II
Nexiq
USB-Link Bluetooth and
USB, Nexiq WVL2 Wireless
and USB, BlueLink
ALL Protocols
including all OBD-II
Price Varies by
distributor and
model
Dearborn DPA4 +, DPA4,
DPARF, DPA III Plus
J1708, J1939, CAN,
J1850 (OBD-II CAN
ONLY)
IC4 Adapter (Lowest
Cost) Will not support
OBD-II
J1587, J1708 and J1939
Windows XP and Vista
Cost $498USD
Noregon JPRO Adapter
Supports CAN/J1939 and
J1708/J1587 concurrently
or individually
http://www.jprofleetproducts.com/resellers/
EATON MD-100 Adapter
J1708 and J1939
Drivers available
here
http://www.roadranger.com/Roadranger/trainingsupport/ServiceRanger/Downloads/index.htm
Q.
I keep getting a
database error when I
run PF-Diagnose, what
can I do?
A. PF-Diagnose
uses Microsoft's
database engine that is
apart of Windows XP
Service Pack 3 as well
as Vista and Windows 7.
If your version of
windows is missing the
database drivers or if
they were not installed,
you can install them by
downloading and
installing the file
below.

If you are running
WIndows 64bit, you may
have the 64bit database
drivers installed.
PF-Diagnose is a 32bit
program and required the
32 bit Database Drivers,
please consult Microsoft
on how to use 32 bit
MDAC in a 32 bit system,
it can be done.
What we did was simply
install Windows Office
2003 (32 bit) and that
seems to work.
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Q.
Will the HD-OBD and
OBD-II version work with
my adapter?
A. It depends on your
adapter, OBD-II and
HD-OBD require a pass-thru adapter that
supports the J2534 API,
see the specs of your
adapter. The J2534 API
includes the following
protocols:
-
J1850VPW (GM and
Chrysler)
-
J1850PWM (Ford)
-
ISO 9141 Asian and
European
-
ISO 14230 (KWP2000)
-
ISO 15765 (CAN) All
2010 or newer
light vehicles and trucks
after 2012 Model
Year
The RP1210 API includes
the following protocols
-
J1587
-
J1708 Heavy Diesel
and Industrial prior
to 2010
-
J1939 Heavy Diesel
and Industrial after
2007 and before 2012
MY
The following Adapters
have been tested and
work with both RP1210
and J2534 APIs when used
with the proper cable
-
Movimento Puma 2 US
Version
-
Navistar NAV-Link
-
Navistar NAV-CoM
-
Nexiq USB-Link
-
Nexiq WVL2
Other adapters my work
equally as well but have
not been tested and
therefore we can not
comment on connectivity
See the list of
supported protocols
below to verify your
requirements when
choosing an adapter
Also see
Adapter Protocol List.
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Q. Does PF-Diagnose read
International Injection
Control Pressure?
A. YES, PF-Diagnose will
read and chart Injection
control pressure for
International DT series
engines and it will also
show Desired pressure
which is key to
diagnosing hard start/no
start conditions.
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Q. When I
connect to an International with
J1939 I get Unknown Body
Controller codes, Why?
A. To properly evaluate
the codes PF-Diagnose
needs to know that it is
an International, often
codes come before the
VIN so before you
connect, select
International in the
Engine Make and Body
Controller Make
drop-down boxes.
Then when you connect,
any codes will be
properly matched to the
OEM Descriptions.
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Q. I have a Nexiq
and don't know what
device to select, there
seems to be about 30
Nexiq devices to choose
from.
A. There are only 2
selections that
you need to choose from
NEXIQ Technologies
USB-Link USB-Link
This is the one you
select when using the
USB Cable
NEXIQ Technologies
USB-Link Bluetooth
USB-Link -
This is the one used
with your Bluetooth
adapter
The other selections are
listed because
PF-Diagnose reads and
displays all choices
from the manufacturers
ini file but many of
these choices are for
OEM applications only
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Q.
Where can I get the OBD Cable or
other cables to use with my
Nexiq?
A. For
cables that we do not sell, see
your adapter manufacturer for
cable options
Q.
How do I know what
Protocol I have?
A. PF-Diagnose Version
1.0 and 1.1 works with
Most CLASS 8 and 9
and some class 7 Trucks.
Version 1.2.xxx works
with all classes 1-9.
Below is a detailed list
Also see
Adapter Protocol List.
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J1587/J1708
&
J1939
Heavy-Duty
Standard
What
does
it
mean? |
|
SAE
J1587/J1708
SAE
J1587
is a
diagnostic
protocol
standard
developed
by
the
Society
of
Automotive
Engineers
(SAE)
for
heavy-duty
and
most
medium-duty
vehicles
built
after
1985.
Up
to
1995,
individual
OEMs
used
their
own
connectors.
From
1996
to
2001,
the
6-pin
Deutsch
was
standard.
Beginning
in
2001,
most
OEMs
converted
to
the
9-pin
Deutsch.
Some
OEMs
still
use
the
6-pin
Deutsch.
SAE
J1708
is
an
SAE
physical
specification
developed
especially
for
heavy
duty
vehicles
(trucks
and
busses).
The
protocol
promoted
a
standard
for
serial
communication
between
modules
with
microcontrollers.
J1708describes
the
physical
and
data
link
layer.
Almost
always
used
in
conjunction
with
the
application
layer
protocol
SAE
J1587.
SAE
J1939
In
the
early
90's,
the
SAE
Truck
and
Bus
Control
and
Communications
Sub-committee
started
the
development
of a
CAN-based
application
profile
for
in-vehicle
communication
in
trucks.
In
1998
the
SAE
published
the
J1939set
of
specifications.
A
J1939
network
connects
electronic
control
units
(ECU)
within
a
truck
and
trailer
system.
The
J1939
specification
-
with
its
engine,
transmission,
and
brake
message
definitions
- is
dedicated
to
diesel
engine
applications.
J1939
IS
SUPPOSED
TO
REPLACE
J1587
/
J1708
NETWORKS.
SAE
J1939
has
been
adopted
widely
by
diesel
engine
manufacturers.
One
driving
force
behind
this
is
the
increasing
adoption
of
the
engine
Electronic
Control
Unit
(ECU),
which
provides
one
method
of
controlling
exhaust
gas
emissions
within
US
and
European
standards.
Consequently,
SAE
J1939
can
now
be
found
in a
range
of
diesel-powered
applications:
vehicles
(on-
and
off-road),
marine
propulsion,
power
generation
and
industrial
pumping.
H-OBD
H-OBD
is
On
Board
Diagnostics
for
Heavy
Duty
Applications
In
2012
we
will
see
a
change
from
J1939
and
J1708
over
to
H-OBD
and
possibly
the
same
can
be
said
for
Agricultural
and
industrial
by
2014
as
the
California
Air
Board
has
passed
these
deadlines
to
meet
the
Harmonized
OBD
targets. |
|
VEHICLE
CLASSIFICATIONS |
|
Category
|
Class
|
GVWR2
|
Example Vehicles
|
|
Light
OBD-II
|
1
|
0 - 27 kN
(0 - 6,000 lbs.)
|
cars,
pickup
trucks,
ambulances,
parcel
delivery,
Dualies |
|
2
|
27 - 45 kN
(6,001 - 10,000 lbs.)
|
|
3
|
45 - 62 kN
(10,001 - 14,000 lbs.)
|
|
Medium-Duty
H-OBD and OBD-II
|
4
|
62 - 71 kN
(14,001 - 16,000 lbs.)
|
city
cargo
van,
beverage
delivery
truck,
small
wrecker,
school
bus,
utility
vans |
|
6
|
71 - 87 kN
(16,001 - 19,500 lbs.)
|
|
Medium
Duty
OBD-II
J1939/J1708 |
7
|
87 - 116 kN
(19,501 - 26,000 lbs.)
|
|
8
|
116 - 147 kN
(26,001 - 33,000 lbs.)
|
|
Heavy-Duty
J1587/J1708/J1939
OBD-II CAN
|
9
|
147 kN and over
(33,00 lbs. and over)
|
truck
tractor,
concrete
mixer,
dump
truck,
fire
truck,
city
transit
bus,
Heavy
Equipment |
|
Q. Some Wabco ABS ECUs show up
and some do not? What am I
doing wrong?
A.
Nothing, Wabco makes ABS
units and other modules but they
seem to cater to all of the
individual brands and therefore
use many different protocols.
Most use a proprietary Waco
Protocol called JED 677 and
unless they share the structure
of that protocol, the generic
tools will not have access.
Most ECUs do however support
another diagnostic protocol.
For PF-Diagnose 1.1.0.17, these
ECUs can be easily diagnosed.
WABCO D
Series Serial Numbers
446 004 3xx 0
446 004 4xx 0
446 003 4xx 0
Common in North America
for Heavy Duty Air ABS
What do I do if my
program is no longer
registered?
This can happen
unfortunately, We have
taken steps to correct
this in the latest
release, the first time
was caused by Daylight
savings time issues in
Windows, and then a
Microsoft Update caused
an issue that we
compensated for.
We apologise for the
inconvenience and will
provide you with a fix
and replacement key if
you are affected by
these windows updates
You will not require a
support Ticket.
Please send an email
with:
- your
Machine ID
- Serial Number
- The name the
software was
purchased under
- and The Edition,
Basic, FULL HD, or
FULL HD with OBD-II
as long as the
software is still on the
same PC and is the same
edition, we will send
out a replacement key.
Here is what you do.
You will get a link from
PF-Support to download
the latest version for
your edition, install
that update on your PC
and run it, You may
have to uninstall the
current copy off your PC
using control Panel's
Add or remove software
option, Once
installed, open the
setup in the tools menu,
go to the Registration
tab, copy the machine ID
and Serial Number very
carefully, send it to
Pocketfleet Support
along with the name the
software was purchased
under, within several
hours you will get a
reply with a key, enter
the key and select I
AGREE, exit and restart
PF-Diagnose and your
registration will be
restored and you will
have the latest database
and features for your
edition.
If you purchased
PF-Diagnose less than 1
year ago :
Go to the Versions page,
Download and install the
latest update then email
PF-Diagnose with the new
Machine ID and Serial
Number along with your
name and company name if
applicable.
If You Have had
PF-Diagnose for more
than 1 year and
subscribed to the annual
support and updates:
Go to the Versions page,
Download and install the
latest update then email
PF-Diagnose with the new
Machine ID and Serial
Number along with your
name and company name if
applicable.
If you
purchased PF-Diagnose more than
one year ago and did not
subscribe to annual support and
updates: Go
to the Downloads page,
Purchase a support ticket at the
bottom left side of the page,
wait for Pocketfleet Support to
contact you, Explain the problem
and Pocketfleet Support will
provide you with an updated
executable only. Do not
install the update from the
versions page as it will not
register and you will have to
uninstall everything and
reinstall then get the updated
executable from support.
ERROR CODE -6003 DURING
INSTALL
THIS IS DUE TO A PROBLEM WITH
THE ADAPTER DRIVER,PF-DIAGNOSE
WILL INSTALL NORMALLY, WITHOUT
AN ADAPTER DRIVER, YOU CAN
INSTALL YOUR ADAPTER DRIVERS
NORMALLY AFTER OR BEFORE
INSTALLING PF-DIAGNOSE AND IF
YOU HAVE OUR PFDIAGNOSE ADAPTER,
YOU WILL FIND THE ADAPTER
DRIVERS ON YOUR CD UNDER
PFD100A3 DRIVER OR IT IS
AVAILABLE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE
VERSIONS PAGE ON THIS WEBSITE.
ERROR UNABLE TO CONNECT
Please check your adapter and
protocol settings SCAN
FAILED Movimento Adapter
Movimento Adapters. The NAV-LINK
comes with a blue adapter and 9
PIN Deutsch Cable for Heavy Duty
applications. This cable
supports Dual CAN / J1939 /
J1587 / J1708 When used
with our PFD-201 J1962 cable,
you will be able to connect to
OBD-II vehicles that support CAN
(ISO15765) for newer vehicles
only. Please refer to the
list of CAN vehicles up to 2008
ALL light and Medium vehicles
newer than 2008 support CAN
(ISO15765) and will work also.
For
legacy protocol coverage get
Puma J1962 Cable 120-0124-001
1011 with the Black 40 PIN Molex
to 25PIN DSUB adapter and use
with the Movimento Puma 2 US
Version only


Movimento NAV-LINK
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