SISCO OBD2 car diagnostic scanner with Bluetooth 5.4/BLE, which is for fast and stable connections with no annoying dropouts. No wires, no fuss, just plug this Bluetooth obd2 scanner into your car’s OBD2 port (under the dash) and connect via Bluetooth, no extra power needed. No subscription fee, the diagnostic car code reader for cars and trucks has free iOS/Android app with 10-language support (English, Spanish, French, German, etc).
Wireless 5.4 Dual Band Memory Connection
- Wireless 5.4 Dual Band Connection: Supports both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands for faster data transmission, stronger stability, and reduced power consumption.
- Auto Memory Pairing: Automatically remembers previously connected devices for instant reconnection without setup hassles.
- Simple Plug & Play Setup: Just locate your vehicle’s OBD port, plug in the DA200, and start diagnostics via the mobile app.
- Stable Bluetooth Performance: Enjoy smooth, uninterrupted communication between the scanner and your smartphone.
- App Integration: Seamlessly works with an easy-to-use mobile app interface for diagnostics, real-time data, and reports.
Wireless One Key Connection
- One-Key Wireless Connection: Simply plug in the car code reader, open the app, and connect automatically—no manual setup or pairing steps required.
- Smart App Integration: The OBDII AI app displays real-time data such as fuel consumption, voltage, speed, and engine performance metrics.
- Instant Connection Success Notification: Confirms a successful connection on your phone interface for immediate diagnostics.
- Real-Time Driving Data: The automotive diagnostic scanner shows key driving stats like voltage (V), speed (km/h), average speed, mileage, and dashboards for data visualization.
- User-Friendly Interface: Clean layout with easy access to data stream, diagnostics, and dashboard tabs via the app.
- Compact & Modern Design: Small-sized and ergonomic with a sleek, durable finish that fits discreetly into any car’s OBD port.
Application
SISCO automotive code reader apps are primarily used in the automotive repair industry to help technicians diagnose issues in systems like engines and transmissions. These tools are also widely used in fleet management, vehicle manufacturing, insurance, emissions testing, and automotive education. They not only enhance repair efficiency and reduce repair costs but also provide consumers and fleet managers with real-time vehicle health monitoring, helping to extend vehicle lifespan and optimize operational costs.
Car Repair and Maintenance
Insurance Industry
Emissions Testing
Vehicle Manufacturing
| Model | SISCO-CR-DA200 |
| Operating Voltage | DC 9~16V |
| Operating Temperature | -20~60℃ |
| Storage Temperature | -20~60℃ |
| Supported Language | English/German/French/Spanish/ltalian/Russian/Chinese/Japanese/Portuguese/Korean |
| Size | 48.2*44*23.6mm |
| Weight | 80g |
Q1: What is a code reader?
A1: A code reader is a device used to quickly retrieve and display data encoded in specific formats. In the automotive field, it typically refers to a tool that connects to a vehicle's OBD-II port to read diagnostic trouble codes, helping identify issues related to the engine or emissions system. In retail or logistics, a code reader may refer to a scanner that reads barcodes and QR codes for inventory, checkout, or tracking purposes.
Q2: Does a car have to be running to use a code reader?
A2: No, a car does not have to be running to use a code reader, but the ignition usually needs to be in the "ON" position (engine off, but electronics on). This powers the vehicle's onboard computer system, allowing the code reader to communicate with it and retrieve diagnostic trouble codes. Some functions, however—like real-time data—may require the engine to be running.
Q3: What's the difference between a code reader and a scan tool?
A3: A code reader and a scan tool are both used to diagnose issues in vehicles, but they differ in functionality:
- A code reader is a basic device that reads and clears diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) and may turn off the check engine light. It's useful for simple diagnostics.
- A scan tool is more advanced. In addition to reading and clearing codes, it can show live sensor data, run system tests, access vehicle information, and sometimes even program modules.
In short, all code readers are scan tools, but not all scan tools are basic code readers-scan tools offer much more detailed and professional-level diagnostics.
Tips: What kind of data can OBD car diagnostic scanner read?
An OBD car diagnostic scanner can read a wide range of real-time and stored vehicle data. This includes:
- Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs): It retrieves error codes from the engine, transmission, and other systems.
- Live Sensor Data: Such as engine RPM, coolant temperature, throttle position, and fuel system status.
- Vehicle Speed and Mileage Data
- Oxygen Sensor Readings: Helps monitor fuel efficiency and emissions.
- Battery Voltage and Charging System Info
- Fuel Trim and Fuel System Status
- Readiness Monitors: Shows if vehicle systems are ready for emissions testing.
- Freeze Frame Data: Captures a snapshot of the vehicle's data when a fault occurr.
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- Routine cleaning or normal cosmetic and mechanical wear.
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