Compact 3 star 2000

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Product Name:compact 3 star 2000 Part No.: A18 Net Weight: 6kg Mercedes STAR DAS V2010, can work on more car models of Mercedes Benz such as trucks, car models with 24V diagnostic power etc. Introduction MB Compact3 STAR realizes all the functions of official factory BENZ Star2000: reading out and erasing trouble code; reading the real-time data of sensor and actuator; coding and programming. It applies the latest high-tech central gateway system of car model 221/211 and 203 with software version which is updated to 2010/01. Can enter all the Benz cars, such as autobus truck, saloon car, sports car, smart car and so on. Configuration - MULTIPLEXER - 16+PIN OBD II cable - 38+PIN cable - 14+PIN cable - 4+ pin cable - RS232 communication cable (navigation port) Optional Configuration: 1. IBM laptop: such as 600E,T20, T21, T22, T23, T30...with COM. - Testable system - ENGINE - AUTO-SPEED - AIR CONDITIONAL SYSTEM - SRS - ABS - ASR - MPL - GM - BENZ ORIGINAL ANTI-THEFT DASX SYSTEM - KEYLESS ENTERING SYSTEM - OBD-II SYSTEM............ other new system ,100% as same as original diagnostic Star 2000 . FUNCTION: Reading trouble code erasing trouble code live-data, adaptation component testing maintenance information consultation component location diagram wiring diagram. Coding the new ECU....... DAS: Concise interface and straightforward operation with IBM high-quality computer can realize the quick and accurate code reading and the whole car system testing. WIS net: Supply the whole view of the wiring diagram in a car, component location diagram and maintenance method. What you do is to enter the chassis number, and then you will get the manufacture data, engine configuration and the car model -----all in detail. star finder: component location diagram for colorized. software: 2010.01 english, for other languages, kindly contact our sales person.

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