Scan Tool Data Definitions
SCAN TOOL DATA DEFINITIONS
Base Model Part Number: Information used during SPS programming to identify a unique combination of ECU hardware and all non-reprogrammable software (e.g. Boot software).
Battery Voltage Signal: The scan tool displays 0-25.5 volts. The displayed value is calculated from a circuit connected to source voltage.
CD H/W Level: The scan tool displays a numeric value that represents the hardware level the internal CD Changer contains.
CD S/W Level: The scan tool displays a numeric value that represents the software level the internal CD Changer contains.
Component Serial No. 13-16: The scan tool displays a numeric value that represents the modules serial number.
Digital Radio Antenna: The scan tool displays millivolts. This parameter indicates the amount of current being used by the digital radio antenna by measuring the voltage drop across an internal resistor. Typical value is 1200-1800 mV.
DRR: The scan tool displays Present/Not Present. The scan tool displays Present when the digital radio receiver (DRR) is connected to the radio.
End Model Part Number: Part number used in service to uniquely identify the combination of hardware/software/calibrations programmed into the ECU at the time the part is ordered.
Julian Date of Build: The scan tool displays 0-999. This represents the day of year the module was manufactured.
Phone Signal: The scan tool displays Present/Not Present. The scan tool displays Present when a phone is connected.
Power Mode: The scan tool displays what power mode the module is in.
Power Mode Config: The diagnostic state the radio is in.
Radio Signal Strength: The scan tool displays 0-300. The signal from the antenna is measured in dBuV.
Theft Armed: The scan tool displays Learned VIN/No VIN. The scan tool displays Learned VIN indicating the radio received a valid VIN.
Theft Lock Status: The scan tool displays Active/Inactive. The scan tool displays Inactive, indicating the radio received the correct VIN and the Theft Lock Mode is not enabled.