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Integrated Measurement Interface Box

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Introduction .3

Workshop Trolley .8

Initial Print Date: 06/08 Revision Date:

Integrated Measurement Interface Box (IMIB)

Model: All

Production: All

After completion of this module you will be able to:

• Identify the controls/inface of the IMIB

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Introduction

The Integrated Measurement Interface Box gives access to the measuring technology in
the new workshop system. The compact shape of the Integrated Measurement Interface
Box makes it a versatile tool fortesting signal transmitters, data lines and electronic com¬
ponents of vehicles.

The Integrated Measurement Interface Box offers the following functions:

• Voltage measurement

• Current measurement with current clips up to 1,800 A

• Resistance measurement

• Pressure measurement

- Low-pressure measurement down to 2 bar onboard

- Up to 100 bar with external sensor

• Temperature measurement with external sensor

• Use of

- RZV cable (static ignition voltage distribution)

- kV clip (kilovolt clip)

-Trigger clip

• Two-channel oscilloscope

• Stimuli function

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Index

Explanation

Index

Explanation

1

Button

11

USB Connection

2

ON / OFF Button

12

2.5 bar pressure sensor

3

3.5 inch LCD Display

13

Power Connection

4

Voltage measurement earth (-)

14

Trigger clip or temperature sensor connection

5

Voltage measurement connection

15

Connection of old Sensors: 25 bar pressure
sensor, kV clip, RZV cable

6

2A current measurement connection

16

Connection of new sensors: e.g. 100 A current
clip, 1,800 a current clip, 100 bar pressure
sensor, temperature sensor

7

Voltage, current and resistance measurement
earth (-)

17

Indicator for power supply source:
external or battery

8

Connection for voltage, current, and resistance
measurement

18

Indicator for battery charge and
temperature warning

9

Stimuli connection

19

Indicator for WLAN mode

10

Workshop Network LAN connection

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The measuring cables and sensors used with the Measurement Interface Box (MIB)
to date, can for the most part, continue to be used. For oscilloscope measurements,
standard measuring cables are used. These cables can also be used for voltage
measurements.

If a measurement is carried out during a diagnostic procedure, the result determined by
the Integrated Measurement Interface Box is automatically evaluated in the diagnostics
program and therefore influences the next diagnostics stage. In addition to its use in
diagnostic procedures, the Integrated Measurement Interface Box can also double as
a stand-alone and portable digital multimeter.

The measured values are shown on the display screen. It is possible to measure voltage,
current, pressure and resistance. Temperature and freguency, however, can only be
measured as part of diagnostics, i.e. in the procedures of the Integrated Service
Technical Application. Measured values are not displayed on the display screen if the
Integrated Measurement Interface Box is being controlled by the Integrated Service
Technical Application.

The results are displayed in the Integrated Service Technical Application under
"Measuring eguipment". Registration and configuration (e.g. of the display language)
is carried out using the Workshop System Management. Software updates are similarly
managed using the Workshop System Management and are implemented automatically
when necessary.

Other important features include:

• Hard drive capacity: 20 GB

• RAM: 512 MB

• Rechargeable battery life: Up to 3 hours

• Connection to workshop network by:

- Cable
-Wireless

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The Integrated Measurement Interface Box also has a USB interface, which will be used
for vehicle diagnostics in the future.

Using the Integrated Measurement Interface Box inside a vehicle

Index

Explanation

1

ICOM A

2

V adapter cable

3

Measurement box

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Workshop Trolley

Workshop trolley with Integrated Service Information Display
and Integrated Measurement Interface Box

Index

Explanation

1

Integrated Service Information Display (ISID)

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The workshop trolley used for Group Tester One, or GT1, can continue to be used for
the new workshop system. It is simply a case of having to exchange the brackets for
GT1 with the brackets for the Integrated Service Information Display. The brackets were
delivered with the Integrated Service Information Display (ISID).

Top view of ISID mounting brackets Bottom view of ISID mounting brackets

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