Universal Serial Bus (Usb) - Bosch MTS 6512 VCI Notice Originale

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4.5 MTS 6512 VCI Connectors and Controls
A number of standard connectors and controls are
available on the MTS 6512 VCI to facilitate operation
and communication with vehicles and workshop net-
works. These connectors and controls are shown in the
following illustrations.
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Item Description
1 LED indicators
2 SD Card Slot
3 USB Port
4 Recovery Button
5 DLC Connector
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4.6
The MTS 6512 VCI has a fixed USB configuration which
cannot be changed. This ensures that the MTS 6512 VCI
can always be connected to a single PC running the
VCI Manager software so you can configure LAN or
WLAN settings required by your local network. In ad-
dition, it is important to note that a USB connection is
required to configure and update the firmware on the
MTS 6512 VCI.
4.7
The 802.11g WLAN connection on the MTS 6512 VCI
is set up and configured while the device is connected
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over USB to a PC running the VCI Manager software.
4.8
The VCI Manager software is a host computer applica-
tion which runs on the Microsoft Windows operating
system to configure and update VCIs. The VCI Manager
software is also used to set the J2534 identity VCIs.
The VCI Manager software allows the configuration of
VCI-to-host PC communications and facilitates VCI firm-
ware updates.
4.9
The MTS 6512 VCI works with an OEM supplied J2534
PC computer application (PC program) for testing spe-
cific vehicles and systems.
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The MTS 6512 VCI supports pass-thru programming of
the flash calibration files that are stored in a vehicle
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onboard controller (e.g., PCM, ABS, VTD). Refer to
specific operating instructions provided by the OEM
supplied J2534 PC application.
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4.10
4.10.1
Communication between the MTS 6512 VCI and the
vehicle's electronic systems is through the 16-pin to 26-
pin Data Link Connector (DLC) cable that is connected
to the bottom center of the MTS 6512 VCI. A 9-pin
Deutsche cable is also available.
4.10.2
The MTS 6512 VCI is intended to be powered from the
vehicle battery via the DLC Cable. The VCI may also be
powered using the USB cable connected to your PC.
Typically you use USB power when you are first config-
uring the VCI, updating software, and during testing of
the VCI. The VCI must be powered via the DLC cable
when you are configuring the VCI for wireless commu-
nication.

Universal Serial Bus (USB)

Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN)
VCI Manager Software
J2534 Pass-Thru Support
Additional MTS 6512 VCI Features
Data Link Connector and Cable
Power Source
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