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Reading live parameters with "Data Display" ("List" and "Graph" views) and sending a "Custom Request"

Moto Interface Classic Diagnostics Medium ⏱ 20-40 min 7 steps

This is what you use to see the bike's real sensor values while it is running, both as a list and as a graph, and to send custom requests to the ECU. It is the right tool for tracking down a hidden fault or for checking how the vehicle behaves after a repair or a modification.

Required licences

Hardware / cables

  • AVDI

Procedure

  1. Go into diagnostics on the module you want from the "Vehicle selection" tab (double-click the unit name).
  2. Press "Data Display": the software collects the actual values from the vehicle's sensors, on one parameter, several parameters or all of them.
  3. In the "List" view tick the check boxes for the sensors you are interested in; you can customise the list and change its order so the values you actually need are in front of you.
  4. Switch to the "Graph" view to follow a parameter graphically and spot abnormal trends or changes in behaviour.
  5. In the "Graph" view pick the signal to monitor from the drop-down of available sensors.
  6. If you need to interrogate the ECU outside the standard parameters, use "Custom Request": send the custom command to the module and read the reply in the table view.
  7. Save the custom request so you can reuse it as a reference on later diagnostic jobs.

Reference screenshots

Reading live parameters with "Data Display" ("List" and "Graph" views) and sending a "Custom Request" — 1Reading live parameters with "Data Display" ("List" and "Graph" views) and sending a "Custom Request" — 2
Source: Manuale Abrites Diagnostics per moto, snowmobili e moto d'acqua (bikes), cap. II.1 Standard diagnostic functions (p.12-13) · ⏱ estimated time 20-40 min
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