ANSED FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions

i. Please allow 1-2 business days for your order to be processed for shipping. We make every effort to fulfill orders within this time frame.

i. Credit Card: only Visa, Mastercard or American Express.

ii. PayPal: standard or PayPal credit (4 interest-free payments)

iii. Afterpay: 4 interest-free payments

iv. ShopPay: 4 interest-free installments

e. How do I check the status of my order?

i. When your order has shipped, you will receive an emails notification from us which will include the method of shipping and the tracking number, so you can check the status.

ii. If you have not received your order within five (5) business days of receiving your shipping confirmation email, please contact us at sales@anseddiagnostics.com with your name and order number, and we will immediately look into it for you.

f. What do I do if the tool(s) arrived damaged?

i. If your order arrives damaged in any way, please email us at sales@anseddiagnostics.com with your order number and a photo of the package, the tools and the item’s condition. We address these on case-by-case basis but will do our best to work towards a satisfactory solution.

  • Our policy lasts 30 days. If 30 days have gone by since your purchase, unfortunately, we can’t offer you a refund or exchange.
  • To be eligible for a return, your item must be unused and in the same condition that you received it. It must also be in the original packaging.
  • Additional non-returnable items: 
    • Gift cards 
    • Downloadable software products
  • To complete your return, we require a receipt or proof of purchase.
  • Please do not send your purchase back to the manufacturer.
  • Any item not in its original condition is damaged or missing parts for reasons not due to our error is non-refundable. 
  • Any item that is returned more than 30 days after delivery


Refunds (if applicable)

  • Once your return is received and inspected, we will send you an email to notify you that we have received your returned item. We will also notify you of the approval or rejection of your refund.
  • If you are approved, then your refund will be processed, and a credit will automatically be applied to your credit card or original method of payment, within a certain amount of days.

Late or missing refunds (if applicable)


  • If you haven’t received a refund yet, first check your bank account again.
  • Then contact your credit card company, it may take some time before your refund is officially posted.
  • Next contact your bank. There is often some processing time before a refund is posted.
  • If you’ve done all of this and you still have not received your refund yet, please contact us at sales@anseddiagnostics.com.


Sale items (if applicable)

  • Only regular priced items may be refunded, unfortunately, sale items cannot be refunded.

Exchanges (if applicable)

  • We only replace items if they are defective or damaged. If you need to exchange it for the same item, send us an email at sales@anseddiagnostics.com and send your item to: ANSED Diagnostic Solutions LLC, 1528 Walnut Street, Suite 1600, Philadelphia PA 19102, United States.

Gifts

  • If the item was marked as a gift when purchased and shipped directly to you, you’ll receive a gift credit for the value of your return. Once the returned item is received, a gift certificate will be mailed to you.
  • If the item wasn’t marked as a gift when purchased, or the gift giver had the order shipped to themselves to give to you later, we will send a refund to the gift giver and he will find out about your return.
  • Shipping:  To return your product, you should mail your product to: ANSED Diagnostic Solutions LLC, 1528 Walnut Street, Suite 1600, Philadelphia PA 19102, United States
  • You will be responsible for paying for your own shipping costs for returning your item. Shipping costs are non-refundable. If you receive a refund, the cost of return shipping will be deducted from your refund.
  • Depending on where you live, the time it may take for your exchanged product to reach you, may vary.
  • If you are shipping an item over $75, you should consider using a trackable shipping service or purchasing shipping insurance. We don’t guarantee that we will receive your returned item.

i. Within the USA, your choices are FedEx Ground/Home Delivery, FedEx Standard Overnight, and FedEx Priority Overnight.

ii. For Canada, choices are FedEx International Economy and FedEx International Priority. Canadian import duties and Provincial taxes are calculated and included.

iii. For the World, choices are FedEx International Economy and FedEx International Priority.

iv. Shipping costs for your orders will be calculated

ANSED offers a limited warranty on its products to be free of defects in materials and workmanship. See warranty information for each product in SUPPORT & FAQs.

ANSED offers a limited warranty on its products to be free of defects in materials 

and workmanship. See warranty information for each product in SUPPORT & FAQs.


Please allow 1-2 business days for your order to be processed for shipping. We make every effort to fulfill orders as quickly as possible.

You will receive another notification when your order has shipped, with carrier and tracking information.

When your order has shipped, you will receive an email notification from us which will

include a tracking number you can use to check its status.


If you have not received your order within five (5) days of receiving your shipping

confirmation email, please contact us at sales@anseddiagnostics.com with your name

and order number, and we will immediately look into it for you.

In the event that your order arrives damaged in any way, please email us at

sales@anseddiagnostics.com with your order number and a photo of the package and

item’s condition. 


We address these on a case-by-case basis but will try our best to work

towards a satisfactory solution.

You can identify problems in a system BEFORE OBDII can set a code. You will know something is starting to fail, or getting weaker, before you have a light on the dash (and the resulting diagnostics which MAY be more pinpoint.  MAY, because a trouble code typically takes you down a diagnostic trouble tree to check out all of a system…. the same trouble tree you would use if you did not have the code. Most codes do not say “Replace xxxxx”…they say you have a misfire on a particular cylinder (or group of cylinders) – and then leads you differently by each manufacturer to determine whether it is coil / plug / wire / injector / compression, intake leak or whatever – in the order of most likely).  The fact is, without a code – OBDII is helpless.  If you already have a code – that’s where you start.  If you do NOT have a check engine light / code set – then Exhaust Diagnostics is the only way to identify a potential fault.


Because you can identify problems before a code is set – you are in better position to offer services before additional damage is done.  Waiting for a code to set, and the resulting drive time before getting it serviced can cause damage to things like the catalytic converter, O2 sensors and so forth.  Not to mention poorer fuel economy and performance.   The fact is, using Exhaust Diagnostics on every car is the best way to sell preventative maintenance services.  OBDII readers are the quick way to deal with cars that ALREADY HAVE A KNOWN PROBLEM. 

The standard AUTOPLUS5 Kit Includes 5 Gas Analyzer, EPAUTO7 Hi-Temp Probe, AC Charger, 12V DC Charger, 5 Replacement Filters, User Manual & Quick Start Guide, CL5 USB Cable, KANE Live Graphing Software, the ANSED Exhaust Diagnostics Software, all in a Soft Shoulder Bag.

There are other kit configurations available; Kindly enquire

Registering your new ANSED AUTOPLUS5 Kit within 30 days of purchase is very important. Product updates and warranty validation are based on receipt of this registration. You can register it online by completing this online Product Registration Form

How long do you have to warm up the vehicle before putting in the probe?

  • Engine should be at normal operating temp and in closed loop verified by scan tool.  If computer doesn't go into closed loop proper exhaust measurements can't be taken.

How long do you wait before after you insert the probe?

  • It typically takes 1-2 minutes after probe insert.  The numbers will ALWAYS change, but when they appear to STABILIZE (typically moving in small increments)

Is it normal that the HC level will fluctuate dramatically between cooled down engine and warmed up engine? 

  • HC will always be dramatically higher during start-up (cool engine), both due to efficiency and due to the converter kicks in and burns the rest of the fuel (HC is unburnt fuel).

If during the measurement, the tube falls loose, what are the procedures to again obtain accurate numbers? plug and remeasure?  Manually zero again? shut down and start over?   

  • Just put the tube back and wait for the readings to stabilize again

Does the tube need to be blown out with air compressor after every test? 

  • It is good practice to blow out the hose / tube to eliminate moisture which is harmful to the accuracy.  

What is Car Exhaust Diagnostics?

  • The gas concentrations that are measured in a car exhaust can be used to diagnose problems or faults within the engine or its management system. The difference in exhaust readings between cars with and without catalytic converters is huge.
  • Note that NOx is only created when an engine is under load. To test for NOx the car must either be driven on the road or use be made of a dynamometer. When using a dynamometer for NOx testing the exhaust gases are extremely hot (the engine is under heavy load and there is no slipstream ventilation) so a high temperature exhaust probe must be used. NOx levels of 3000 to 4000 ppm are common even for new well-tuned engines when under load.
Why is monitoring exhaust emissions important?

  • Gas analysis provides an instant assessment of the engine, the condition of the exhaust and catalytic converter – It’s the easiest diagnostic test to perform.  To reduce fuel consumption, improve vehicle drivability and protect the environment.

What can AUTOplus5 be used for?

  • Measuring exhaust emission on petrol/gasoline, LPG & CNG vehicles, making it ideal for: Pre-compliance testing, vehicle servicing & diagnostic work.

What is included in the AUTOplus5 kit?


  • The standard AUTOplus5 Kit Includes 5 Gas Analyzer, EPAUTO7 Hi-Temp Probe, AC Charger, 12V DC Charger, 5 Replacement Filters, User Manual & Quick Start Guide, CL5 USB Cable, KANE Live Graphing Software, the ANSED Exhaust Diagnostics Software, all in a Soft Shoulder Bag. There are other kits, please enquire.

Is the AUTOplus5 portable?

  • AUTOplus5 handheld analyzer can be powered by AC, DC 12v power supply or its own internal rechargeable battery which can give up to 120 minutes use on a full charge.  This means you can go anywhere and use anywhere – even road testing.
  • Compact design means a small pump which reduces the moisture content in the sample – Larger more expensive gas analyzers use larger pumps which improves response time but can cause issues with water ingress. This isn't a problem with AUTOplus5.

Is the AUTOplus5 easy to use?

  • The AUTOplus5 is controlled using a simple keyboard. The large easy to read graphic display shows all gas readings and can be customized if required to suit a particular requirement. A fast warm up of less than 2 minutes ensures you are ready to use quickly

What does the AUTOplus5 measure?

  • AUTOplus5 measures vehicle exhaust systems for 5 gases; Carbon Monoxide % (CO), Hydrocarbons PPM (HC), Carbon Dioxide % (CO2), Oxygen % (O2), Oxides of Nitrogen PPM (NOx) & Air Fuel Ratio (AFR) or Lambda.

Does the AUTOplus5 have an internal memory?

  • The AUTOplus5 will log up to 100 tests these can be stored manually or automatically. These can then be transferred to a PC if required.

Can I print the readings?

  • You are able to print both live and stored readings using the optional InfraRed printer, p/n# KMIRP2-BLU.

Does the AUTOplus5 have Bluetooth?

  • Yes, the AUTOplus5 has Class1 Bluetooth and the KANE LIVE software can be downloaded free.

What should the readings be?

  • For a gasoline engine at normal operating temperature, depending on the vehicle and the efficiency of the catalytic convertor the following are expected results:
  • CO = 0.05% or less
  • HC = 100ppm or less
  • CO2 = 14-15%
  • O2 = 0.1- 1%
  • NOx = 100-200ppm or less
  • AFR 14.7:1 /Lambda = 1

What is the Hydrocarbon Measurement?

  • Hydrocarbons are a family of compounds with a combination of hydrogen and carbon molecules HxCy.  When using infra-red absorption as the measurement technique the particular calibration gas needs to be specified because different types of hydrocarbons are absorbed at different levels. The hydrocarbon sensor used in the KANE Automotive analyzers is specifically set for the hydrocarbon compound known as hexane.

What does NOx mean?

  • NOx is a general term pertaining to oxides of nitrogen, the most common being nitric oxide (NO) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2).  Nitrogen oxides are typically created in the combustion process when burning fuels at high temperatures.

Does cold weather affect my analyzer?

  • Yes, it is vital that analyzers are kept in a warm, dry place overnight.  If an analyzer is left in a vehicle on a cold night the next morning it may display "-----"O2 and not the expected 20.9% O2, (other readings taken by the analyzer can also be affected).  This happens because condensation can form on the oxygen sensor's inlet or even on the circuit board. This prevents correct operation and may cause damage to the analyzer.  If you experience this condition, it may be possible to rectify the problem yourself. Leave the instrument in a warm place for a few hours with the pump running. This may dry out the oxygen sensor enough to get a reading.

When do I know that the readings, I am seeing are the ones I should record or print?

  • As a general rule of thumb, you should wait until all the readings are stable - approximately 1 minute after inserting the sampling probe into a vehicle that has reached full operating temperature.

What readings can I expect from a diesel exhaust?

  • The exhaust gas readings from diesel exhausts very widely depending on the type of engine management system.  A five-gas analyzer will accurately measure the following gases: Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide, Carbon Monoxide and Oxides of Nitrogen (NOx). It will also measure Hydrocarbons (HC) but because the analyzer’s response is optimized for hexane, the HC readings from a diesel's exhaust will be inaccurate (very low maybe only 5% or so of true HC reading) and should be discounted.   Note: To create representative levels of NOx, the engine must be under load.
  • Catalytic Converter and Exhaust System Codes P420-P439
  •  The exhaust system plays a significant role in the performance of the engine.  Damage to the system (crushing), leakage or any problem that causes a catalytic converter failure requires extra attention. 
  • A good rule of thumb:  The catalytic converter should last the life of any car – meaning anytime you set these series of codes and have a catalytic converter failure, something has likely happened to damage or contaminate the catalytic converter.  
  • Please read the following section carefully for a series of quick and simple tests to insure you correct the underlying problem.
  • Although many technicians automatically replace a catalytic converter when they see these codes, they often correct only a symptom – not the underlying cause.  In some situations, the catalytic converter may be perfectly good, but may not operate efficiently due to an imbalanced fuel mixture, or an exhaust leak or other problems as outlined below.
  • Before automatically replacing the converter, you can easily verify the performance of the converter with the following manual tests with your 4 or 5-gas analyzer:
  • First, verify that you have a LAMBDA reading between .995 and 1.005 after any repairs.   This step is critical, as consistent readings outside this range will reduce the catalytic converter's efficiency:
  • Look closely for any indicators of a lean condition. This could be a LAMBDA reading higher than 1.005 – or situations where the O2 value exceeds the CO value, or when fuel trim numbers from your scanner indicates a correction for lean condition.  If any of these conditions are present, you likely have a small vacuum leak, weak fuel pressure, restricted fuel filter or something similar.  Note: The on-board computer may be making corrections to offset a lean condition, if undiagnosed and repairs are not made, the result could be reduced converter performance and durability.
  • High hydrocarbons are often an indicator of other potential problems.  If Lambda is good, and hydrocarbons exceed 65 ppm, you may still have an issue with spark or compression.  If left unchecked this can result in reduced converter performance and durability, and eventually carbon contamination of the converter and O2 sensors.
  • Second, verify that the converter is functional with this simple test:
  • Make sure there are no exhaust leaks and that the engine is in good fuel control.
  • Allow the engine and exhaust system to cool off.
  • Start the engine, and note the CO2 reading once it stabilizes after approximately one minute of idling.
  • Once you have recorded the CO2 reading, raise the engine rpm to a fast idle (between 1500 and 2000 rpm) for 1 minute – and then return to idle and observe the CO2 reading again once stabilized. If your CO2 reading is at least .5% point higher after the fast-idle period – your converter is functional and has "lit off". Please note that a catalytic converter can't "light off" unless Lambda is between .98 and 1.02.
  • If the readings are virtually the same, you likely have a contaminated or damaged catalytic converter.
  • If the test indicates a contaminated or damaged catalytic converter, a more in-depth assessment of the engine and all related systems is required, as replacing a catalytic converter that failed due to contamination without finding the underlying cause will lead to a second failure.  Common causes of failure due to contamination are:
  • Cooling system (head gasket, intake gasket) leakage
  • Use of non-catalytic converter safe gasket sealants
  • Excess oil consumption 
  • Use of improper fuels.
  • Often, common causes of converter failure such as problems with the ignition system, sensors, EGR system or fuel system components will often have other trouble codes (multiple codes are possible) set at the same time as the P420 – 439 series of codes, making diagnostics much easier.
  • A third test is designed to determine if the catalytic converter is capable of performing its job by checking the inlet and outlet temperatures with an infrared thermometer:
  • Make sure there are no exhaust leaks and that the engine is in good fuel control.
  • Measure the temperature of a fully warmed up converter (engine at normal operating temperature, and after a 1 minute at fast idle), by pointing your infrared thermometer at the Front Weld Ring (not the shielded area of the converter) and at the Rear Weld Ring.   There should be a difference of at least 150 degrees F (65 degrees C), with the Rear Weld Ring being at the higher temperature, indicating that the converter has “lit off” and is capable of doing its job.
  • It is important to note that normal converter temperatures rarely exceed 1200 degrees F (650 degrees C) on a properly running car.  If you see temperatures higher than that, there is very likely a problem in the ignition, fuel or engine systems.
  • Periodic or repeated temperatures exceeding 1600 to 1700 degrees F (870 to 925 degrees C) will likely damage a catalytic converter’s precious metals and substrate leading to a total failure.
  • The last step is to verify the repairs by test-driving the vehicle:
  • Use a scan tool to verify that the converter has passed the PCM monitors.   If it does not, revisit the steps listed above.
  • During the test drive, monitor the misfire counter during various speed and load conditions.   Misfires introduce both excessive oxygen and fuel into the exhaust.   This combination will quickly cause the catalytic converter temperature to rise excessively, which can cause rapid damage (melting) of the substrate.

What is the software?

  • The new KANE LIVE software is a great way to connect to a PC via Bluetooth, allowing the user to view readings in “real time” on their PC.
  • All data is viewed either digitally or in graph form so you can easily track parameters over time as they change. If required, the live data can be saved and stored on your PC as a .CSV file which is the standard file for importing/exporting data.
  • Other features could include:
    • Printing
    • Update user details
    • Toggle pump on/off
    • Save and download data
    • Customized graphing

  1. What is ANSED Exhaust Gas Diagnostics?

    1. ANSED Exhaust Gas Diagnostics is a unique software package. Upon input of the measured and calculated values from a Gas Analyzer, it will produce a diagnosis to help the technician identify and solve problems fast and effectively. 

  2. What do I get for my license subscription?

    1. Every ANSED software license sold includes a lifetime license for use, access to all updates, instructional training of the program and the ability to store all test reports. 

  3. What are system requirements to run ANSED Exhaust Gas Diagnostics?

    1. To use ANSED software you will need the following:

      1. An internet connection, at least 512k, although we recommend a minimum of 1 MB

      2. A web browser. The following browsers* are supported (or newer versions):

        1. Chrome© version 30.0

        2. Firefox© version 25.0

        3. Internet© Explorer version 9

        4. Safari© version 6

  4. What types of vehicles can be tested with ANSED?

    1. ANSED software is designed to test virtually any gasoline or flex fuel-powered vehicle with a spark generated ignition system, from automobiles to motorcycles, either on or off road.

  5. Why can’t I test Diesel fueled vehicles?

    1. The primary reason that diagnostics for diesel-fueled vehicles were not included in the software is the high particulate levels in the tailpipe samples.  The “soot” will clog the analyzers filter systems very quickly.  Diesel fueled vehicles are commonly tested with an “opacity meter”, as well as a NOx analyzer – or a multi-gas analyzer with a special filtration system. 

  6. Can I use ANSED for LPG and CNG powered vehicles?

    1. Yes.  The emissions of these vehicles are quite similar to the various gasoline blends, and the ANSED software was designed to include diagnostics for these vehicles.

  7. How do different gas types affect the outcome (i.e. Super vs. Regular)?

    1. Whether the vehicle is running on Super, Regular, Plus, Gasohol, or E-85 brands of gasoline, you will find there is absolutely no impact on the diagnostic results.   Correct AFR ratios vary widely with these different fuels, making AFR a potentially unreliable method to use for diagnostics.  ANSED software is designed to utilize Lambda (which is unaffected by different fuel types) readings instead of AFR, allowing you to test virtually any gasoline blend and get accurate results.   

  8. Why isn’t NOx being used in the diagnostics?

    1. NOx can be an important variable for vehicles that fail in LOADED testing.  Although NOx testing was considered during the development of the software, it was determined that the proper course was to design the software specifically for static testing.  In static testing, it is virtually impossible to create NOx.  

    2. If NOx is present during LOADED testing, there WILL typically be a failure in the other 4 gas readings.  The diagnostics in the ANSED software will still point to the same answer. The presence of NOx at unacceptable levels is merely another proof of a problem that is diagnosed with the other 4 gases or a trouble code. 

    3. Testing for NOx requires a dynamometer, which adds significant costs for the repair shop. 

    4. There are liability issues in many states regarding test drives and insurance costs for the workshop of requiring test drives for the software to work properly. 

    5. The state of internal diagnostics (onboard computer systems) for NOx related problems are actually quite good.  Since NOx is an indicator of a significant problem with cylinder temperature that can lead to catastrophic engine failure and huge warranty expenses, the manufacturers have paid close attention to making sure trouble codes are set once NOx is being created in the engine.

  9. Why do I have to clear the MIL / Check Engine Light before testing?

    1. When a vehicle with an on-board computer detects a fault, the on-board computer goes into a “default” mode of operation.  In that mode, the onboard computer is using a set of values for fuel delivery and timing to make up for a known problem.  The best thing for a technician to do is correct the known problems before attempting the advanced diagnostics with the ANSED software.  Having a known trouble code is similar to opening the hood and seeing a wire unplugged or seeing or hearing a major vacuum leak.   The technician needs to correct the obvious problems before looking deeper.

  10. What does an efficient catalytic converter (CAT) do to our readings?

    1. Analyzing the CAT was very important in the software design process.  An efficient CAT cleans up a bit of the excess HC, CO, O2 (but not enough to impact the diagnosis at the levels of each gas we are using) but has zero impact on Lambda. ANSED Diagnostic Software utilizes all four gases, the Lambda reading and certain information about the vehicle, in combination, for diagnostics that are superior to diagnostics made on the four gases alone.  In addition, the ANSED software incorporates tests that look for an inefficient CAT operation, so that ANSED can be utilized by the CAT manufacturers for warranty purposes.

    2. NOTE:  every car after 1981 is equipped with computerized engine controls.  ANSED is primarily designed for these vehicles.

What kind of maintenance should I expect to perform in normal day-to-day operation of the KANE Gas Analyzer?

  • The two most important maintenance items for the user to perform:
    • Check filters are clean and the water trop is empty before use.
    • Ensure the analyzer is purged with fresh air after every use.
    • Check that the batteries have enough charge to complete the test.
    • Replace the filters when they are restricted – or on a monthly basis.

Can water damage my analyzer?

  • Yes, if water is sucked into the analyzer the inlet to the oxygen sensor can become blocked and it stops working. It will then display "-----" O2. Water can also damage the CO sensor.  If you experience this condition, it may be possible to rectify the problem yourself. Leave the instrument in a warm place for a few hours with the pump running. This may dry out the oxygen sensor enough to get a reading.

I've had my analyzer for a couple of years - I have hardly used it and now it doesn't work - why?

  • The reason the Gas Analyzer has failed may be because the sensors have become exhausted; the electro-chemical sensors have an operational life.  The batteries may also be at a low voltage even if the unit has not been turned on, this is due to the internal memory and clock being powered all the time and most common batteries self-discharge over time, lead acid batteries in particular.

How long should the sensors and other parts last in normal use?

  • Items like the pump and water trap could easily last up to 4+ years, as long as the daily maintenance procedures of removing water from the water trap and changing the filters as needed.  
  • The Battery, Oxygen Sensor and NOX Sensor each have a more limited lifespan that is dependent upon usage.  Most users can expect about 18 months use before a replacement is required.  The typical life of a NOX Sensor is often about 2 years.

What can I do to extend the useful life of the Oxygen and NOX Sensors?

  • There are several things you can do that make a big difference in the life of the sensors:
    • Keep the water trap drained and never leave the probe on the garage floor where it may pick up water/antifreeze/oil/dirt or other debris.  
    • Shut the pump off when not in use.
    • Use your analyzer frequently!  The more you use the analyzer, the longer the life of the Oxygen sensor as it degrades over time in the presence of oxygen – and there should be little to no oxygen in the tailpipe sample of a running vehicle

Why shouldn't I replace my own sensors?

  • As with all safety related products, there is a need to demonstrate the traceability of a product's calibration to National Standards and where appropriate to comply with IS09000 protocols. This can only be accomplished using 'live' traceable calibration gasses in accordance with manufacturing specifications and often requiring the use of bespoke test and calibration equipment.

Why do I need to send the unit in for Calibration and Service?

1. The unit is designed to perform a calibration check and automatic zero procedure at pre-determined times to ensure accuracy. During the Calibration and Service performed at an approved service center, all components are tested and adjusted to ensure that flow rates and sensors have the proper settings to allow this procedure to take place. As certain sensors age, the service center can make adjustments to bring those sensors back into the center of the calibration range, often extending their useful life and accuracy.

ii. What is the Calibration and Service for the Gas Analyzer?

1. The unit is designed to perform a calibration check and automatic zero procedure at pre-determined times to ensure accuracy. During the annual calibration performed at an approved service center, all components are tested and adjusted to ensure that flow rates and sensors have the proper settings to allow this procedure to take place. As certain sensors age, the service center can make adjustments to bring those sensors back into the center of the calibration range, often extending their useful life and accuracy.

3. The full service and calibration will include replacement of the O2 sensor, NO sensor, filter, batteries, and pump as required, complete calibration with documentation, and return shipping no charge with an extra filter pack.

4. Excludes parts damaged due to physical damage or abuse as described in the Limited Express Warranty statement.

iii. What is the cost?

1. The cost for a full service & calibration on the AUTOplus5 analyzer is $499.00, effective through 31 December 2022.

After you purchase the service and calibration service, please complete the form on the checkout page, the form is also sent via email.

If you did not receive the form, you can complete the form by clicking here.

 

The KANE Gas Analyzer is delivered with a full 12-month warranty on parts and labor that automatically starts on the date of shipment of the unit. TO ENSURE MAXIMUM WARRANTY COVERAGE – you must register the Product within 30 days of receipt of the unit. The warranty coverage will then start from that date.

ii. ANSED Diagnostic Solutions, LLC. (“ANSED”) makes every effort to insure that the KANE Gas Analyzer, manufactured by Kane International Ltd. (UK), is the highest quality, and warrants all new products it sells to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one (1) year, from date of shipment.

iii. Should any product fail due to defects in materials or workmanship during the warranty period, return the product requiring warranty consideration in the original protective case, freight or transportation pre-paid, together with a written explanation of the defect or complaint, and written proof of purchase (units properly registered with ANSED do not need to include proof of purchase for warranty

iv. This warranty shall NOT apply to defects due, directly or indirectly, to abuse, misuse, negligence, improper maintenance or storage. This warranty does NOT apply to consumables (such as filters, hoses and other items that are considered expendable in normal operation), nor to broken accessories including the exhaust probe, water trap, oil probe, RPM clamp, battery charger and leads. In addition, this warranty does NOT cover physical damage that may occur at any time due to accidents, natural disasters, or any event possibly foreseen or not foreseen by either party.

v. ANSED shall in no event be liable for injury or death, damage to persons or property, or for consequential, incidental or special damages of any nature, including loss of use that may arise from the sale or use, inability to use, or any activity related to the use of its products.

vi. ANSED makes no other warranty, expressed or implied – and expressly disclaims any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.

vii. Please complete the online Registration Form.

viii. SPECIAL CARE TO BE TAKEN WHILE WORKING AROUND MOTOR VEHICLES:

1. ANSED strongly recommends that special care be taken when working around motor vehicles and/or internal combustion engines. Motor Vehicles and internal combustion engines are a source of dangerous exhaust gases, components that may cause burns or other injuries, moving parts that may cause serious injury, and the operation of which entails certain risks of accidents due to inattention of the operator or another party.

2. ANSED recommends that all possible care be taken when taking exhaust samples – including but not limited to: Never operate an internal combustion without proper ventilation systems in place, never attempt to touch the sample probe without protective gloves to prevent possible burns, never attempt to operate a motor vehicle and operate the test equipment at the same time (always have a dedicated driver of the vehicle and a second technician to operate the test equipment when attempting to

take samples from a vehicle under load – whether on a street or traffic way, or while operating the vehicle in a stall with a dynamometer or similar equipment)  service) to an ANSED Service Facility. ANSED will repair or replace any product found upon our examination to be so defective.

A flexible Video Scope or Video Borescope is an advanced type of borescope that houses a very small image sensor embedded into the tip of the scope. The video image is relayed from the distal tip and focusable lens assembly back to the display via internal wiring. This is unlike a traditional rigid borescope and flexible fiberscope. Rigid borescopes use hard optical relay components to transfer the image from the tip to an eyepiece and flexible fiberscopes use coherent image fiber optics to relay the image to one's eye through an eyepiece. The image quality of a videoscope is superior to that of a fiberscope and can be compared to that of an intermediate camcorder.

What is Hyperion® technology?

  • With Hyperion® technology, a touch of the button will give a Light Boost, Change the Image by Mirroring and Rotating, and create a Particle-Free with Anti-Reflection image.

What are the key features of the Video Monitor?

  • Shock Resistant glass screen (not plastic)
  • Large 3.5" TFT LCD QVGA
  • Full-featured compact design
  • Date/Time Stamp
  • USB Port
  • Photo & Video Recording
  • 8GB SD Card

Are Probes resistant to dust and fluids?

  • All probes (except the 28FLX) are rated IP67 for dust and fluids.  Probes are resistant to all fuels, water, coolants, oils, brake fluid & transmission fluid.

What are the key features of the Probes?

  • All probes (except the 28FLX):
    • Depth of Field
      • Horizontal Field Angle – 45
      • Vertical Field Angle - 34
      • Diagonal Field Angle - 56
    • Field of View: 1-6cm (0.4-2.4")
    • Operating Temperature:  0-55C (32-131F)

All probes

  • Do not bend the probe end from less than 3cm of the lens
  • Do not bend over ±70º under the first 5cm
  • Do not bend over ±90º on the full length of the cable.
  • Do not bundle the insert probe less than a 15cm internal diameter circle when using and storing
  • Vide scope probe
  • Do not crash the connector and do not pull the probe after the connection is made with the monitor
  • If using a probe with a mirror attachment, do not tighten any more when it is completely screwed in.
  • Do not crash the tip where the light and camera are located.
  • Do not immerse the insert probe in water deeper that 1m depth and for more 30 minutes
  • Do not immerse the insert probe in oil deeper that 6cm depth and for more 10 minutes

Articulation Probes

  • DO NOT TURN WHEEL IN LOCKED POSITION - Never bend the neck by hand; use only the control wheel. Keep insert probe as straight as possible while in use. Never insert or bend the bending neck by force and never over-bend any part of the probe.  

Articulation Probes  DO NOT TURN WHEEL IN LOCKED POSITION -- ANSED Diagnostic Solutions

  • DO NOT OVER-ROTATE THE CONTROL WHEEL - Stop rotating the control wheel when the bending neck reaches its maximum angle.
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  • Articulation Probes  Indtructions - ANSED Diagnostic Solutions
  • Operating Temperature:  0-55C (32-131F)
  • Do not touch acidic, corrosive or hot material or the camera head will be ruined. When inspection a vehicle, shut off the engine. Metal and liquid under the hood may be hot. Do not get hot oil or gas on the camera head.
  • Use clear water or mild fluid detergent and swab provided in the cleaning kit to clean camera head after using. Do not use any corrosive liquid – such as alcohol to clean the probe or camera head.

  • ANSED Diagnostics Solution LLC warrants only to the original purchaser, that under normal use, care and service, the ANSED Video Scope, Probes and Accessories shall be free from defects in material and workmanship for one year from the date of the original purchase.  Proof of Purchase is required.  
  • Defective ANSED Video Scope, Probe and or Adaptor Warranty consideration will be reviewed by ANSED before repair or replacement is authorized.   This warranty is non-transferable.  

Do I need to buy anything else besides the scan tool?

  • When you buy a MS6050R17 scan tool, you may only need additional OEM-level connector cables. Each scan tool comes with a battery, master and universal cables. OEM-level cables for different models are available here. Use our convenient Online Configurator to determine what cables you will need and see the functions that are covered or view the full Vehicle List.

Is this a code reader?

  • Yes, but to call this unit a code reader is an injustice. Yes, the unit will read codes, but it is much more than that. This unit is a complete bi-directional diagnostic tool capable of diagnosing errors and in many cases making adjustment to the system to eliminate the errors.

What manufacturers will this unit work with?

  • The ByteRD MS6050R17, with software V14, covers 70+ brands, 4000+ models, and 14000+ applications:
    • ADIVA, AEON, AJP, APRILA, ARCTIC CAT, BAJAJ, BENELLI, BETAMOTOR, BIMOTA, BMW, BOOM TRIKES, BRIXTON, BRP CAN-AM, BUELL, CAGIVA, CF MOTO, COLEMAN, CSC, DAELIM, DAFRA, DERBI, DUCATI, GARELLI, GAS GAS, GEON, GILERA, GOES, HARLEY-DAVIDSON, HISUN, HONDA, HUSABERG, HUSQVARNA, HYOSUNG, KAWASAKI, KEEWAY, KSR MOTO, KTM, KVN MOTOR, KYMCO, LAMBRETTA, LANCE, LAVERDA, MACBOR, MALAGUTI, MASH, MBK, MH, MINSK, MONDIAL, MOTO GUZZI, MOTO MORINI, MV AGUSTA, MZ, PEUGEOT, PIAGGIO, POLARIS, QUADRO, RIEJU, RIYA, SHERCO, SUZUKI, STELS, SYM, TGB, TRIUMPH, VERVEMOTO, VESPA, VICTORY, VOXAN, ZONGSHEN, YAMAHA.

How do I know if the scan tool works on a particular bike model?

  • Refer to the latest Vehicle Application Guide to determine the applications available by brand and model.  Not all functions are available for all models.

What languages does MS6050 scan tool support?

  • The MS6050 scan tool interface is available in 9 different languages: English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Greek, Polish and Russian.

How do I print diagnostics reports from the MS6050 scan tool?

Anytime the F2 key is pressed a snapshot is taken of all items displayed in the screen. To create a printable report with a selection of the screenshots saved, select the REPORT software icon using the arrow keys and confirm with ENTER. 

The menu shown below appears in the scan tool:Screenshots are stored in the internal SD memory folders labelled with the date format YYYY_MM_DD. 

The label indicates the date of the image creation. In each folder, the images are saved using bmp format. 

The file name contains date and time of creation, according to the standard YYYY_MM_DD-HH_MM_SS.bmp. 

After selecting the desired folder, the following screen appears: Select the screenshots to be added to the printable report using ENTER key and confirm multiple selections with F3 key. 

The file Report@HH_MM_SS.ps (PostScript standard) will be generated in the SD sub-folder “YYYY_MM_DD” of the “Print” folder. 

The complete path of the report generated is: Print\YYYY_MM_DD\Report@HH_MM_SS.ps. A confirmation message appears in the scan tool display.

To print the report, install free GSview software (http://www.gsview.com/downloads.html) on your computer connected by USB cable to the MS6050 scan tool. 

Open GSview application and access the desired PS file, then go to "File" menu and save it as PDF file. The following image is an example of a printable report:

How do I know which OEM Connector Cable to use?

  • Each scan tool comes with a master cable, battery cable and a universal connector cable. OEM-level cables for different models are available here.  View the complete Vehicle Application List or use our convenient Online Configurator to determine what cables you will need.

Does the 6050 cover Indian motorcycles?

  • As of V14 of the software, not yet.

What cable do I use for Ducati?

  • The cable MS499 is for the ABS system only.  All other systems (injection, immobilizer, body computer, dashboard and service) require cable MS508.

Does the 6050 cover the newest Ducati V4?

  • As of V14 of the software, not yet.  It is a priority for V15, expected release Spring 2020.

What slave cable to use if motorcycle has an OBD connector?

  • Use the cable MS481 OBDII TRIUMPH

What does “ON” mean in the Cable #1 column in the Vehicle Application Listing?

  • The “ON” indicates that you need to switch on the device and select the brand, the system and finally the vehicle. You don’t need to connect the 6050 to the vehicle because the specific system on the vehicle has onboard diagnostics. In this case the 6050 helps you with the instruction for activating the onboard diagnostics and sometimes for decoding the blinking light or fault codes displayed on the dash.

What is the correct procedure to connect the Battery Cable (MS051)?

  • Follow this procedure
    • Connect the master cable MS520 (and the brand specific slave cable) or the universal cable MS522 to the 6050.
    • Connect the battery cable to the jack socket of the universal cable MS522 or of the brand specific slave cable.
    • Connect the black clamp to the vehicle battery GND.
    • Connect the red clamp to the vehicle battery +12V.
    • Connect the slave cable or universal clamps to the vehicle diagnostic socket.

Why isn’t the Battery Cable (MS051) not working?

  • It could be a blown fuse.  The MS051 uses a fast-blow fuse, 2 AMP, 5mm x 20mm.  Replace the fuse.

FIRST-TIME MEMOBIKE6050 SOFTWARE REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS: 

  • This is to register your unit and synchronize with the software server for updates. Go to the download section at the top of the home page.  Here you can also click on ENGLISH. At downloads, go to Private Area. Register
  • Please keep in mind that when it asks for Serial Number, this is the HW ID on the back of the unit, which is a 32 alphanumeric string. After you register, you will receive an email confirming your log-in credentials (username and password).

DOWNLOAD OPERATIVE SUITE SOFTWARE & INSTALL/UPDATE MEMOBIKE6050 SOFTWARE

  • After you receive the email with the confirmation of your password, go back to Download, then to Private Area, and log in. Now, you must download the latest version of the Operative Suite onto your PC desktop. Once this is completed, you can now download the software updates

FUTURE UPDATES PROCEDURE

For support, please email to: support@byterd.it

How do I clean the MS6050?

  • When necessary, the outer surfaces of the instrument should be cleaned: never use cleaning products containing spirits, ammonia or gasoline. Only use neutral detergents and a soft, slightly moistened cloth. 

How do I keep the MS6050 working properly and safely?

  • Never allow the instrument to be exposed to the sun for long periods of time or to allow it to stand near hot equipment (stoves, heaters, etc.): the maximum operating temperature is 40 °C/105 F.
Do not move the instrument from a hot place to a cold place and vice versa. The formation of condensation inside the device may damage the electronic circuits. 
  • Protect the instrument from rain or from excessive moisture. 
  • All connections should be made when the vehicle engine in question is off. 
  • Check that all cables are far away from hot parts (over 50°C/130°F) or moving parts. Disconnect all engine connections before moving the vehicle in question. 
  • NEVER CONNECT THE TWO CLIPS (RED AND YELLOW) ON THE 522 CABLE TO THE BATTERY. 
  • WHEN STARTING A DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE ON A MOTORCYCLE, THE VCC CLAMPS ON THE 051 CABLE MUST BE CONNECTED ONLY TO THE BATTERY ON THE MOTORCYCLE BEING TESTED. 
  • NEVER USE CABLES OTHER THAN THOSE SUPPLIED WITH THE TOOL. 
  • USE THE EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY ONLY FOR UPDATING SOFTWARE OR FOR REFERING TO DATA STORED IN THE SCAN TOOL. 
  • ANSED Diagnostic Solutions LLC. (“ANSED”) makes every effort to ensure that the ByteRD Motorcycle Scan Tools, manufactured by EOS S.r.l. – ByteRD Division (Italy), are of the highest quality, and warrants all new products it sells to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one (1) year, from date of shipment to the original purchaser. The ByteRD Motorcycle Scan Tool is delivered with a full 12-month warranty on parts and labor that automatically starts on the date of shipment of the unit. TO ENSURE MAXIMUM WARRANTY COVERAGE – you must register the product within 30 days of receipt of the unit. The warranty coverage will then start from that date.
  • Should any product fail due to defects in materials or workmanship during the warranty period, return the product requiring warranty consideration in the original protective case, freight or transportation pre-paid, together with a written explanation of the defect or complaint, and written proof of purchase (units properly registered with ANSED do not need to include proof of purchase for warranty service) to an ANSED Service Facility. ANSED will repair or replace any product found upon our examination to be so defective. This warranty shall NOT apply to defects due, directly or indirectly, to abuse, misuse, negligence, improper maintenance or storage. This warranty does NOT apply to broken accessories including the cables, battery charger and leads. In addition, this warranty does NOT cover physical damage that may occur at any time due to accidents, natural disasters, or any event possibly foreseen or not foreseen by either party. ANSED shall in no event be liable for injury or death, damage to persons or property, or for consequential, incidental or special damages of any nature, including loss of use that may arise from the sale or use, inability to use, or any activity related to the use of its products.
  • ANSED makes no other warranty, expressed or implied – and expressly disclaims any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Registering your new ByteRD Motorcycle Scan Tool within 30 days of purchase is very important. Product updates and warranty validation are based on receipt of this registration. Please complete the online Registration Form.

How do I charge the SkinnyLight?

  • Use the USB cable provided and connect to either your computer or connect with your phone charger’s USB to the wall socket.

What is the Warranty?

  • ANSED Diagnostics Solution LLC warrants only to the original purchaser, that under normal use, care and service, the SkinnyLight Ultra Slim Inspection Light shall be free from defects in material and workmanship for one year from the date of the original purchase. Proof of Purchase is required. All returned SkinnyLight Ultra Slim Inspection Light for Warranty consideration will be reviewed by ANSED before repair or replacement is authorized. This warranty is non-transferable. 

ANSED SLB SkinnyLight Ultra Slim Inspection Light

All HUBITOOLS diagnostic tools are delivered with a full 12-month warranty on parts and labor that automatically starts on the date of shipment of the unit. 


ANSED Diagnostic Solutions, LLC. (“ANSED”) makes every effort to ensure that the HUBITOOLS diagnostic tools, manufactured by HUBITOOLS, Belgium, are the highest quality, and warrants all new products it sells to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one (1) year, from date of shipment.


Should any product fail due to defects in materials or workmanship during the warranty period, return the product requiring warranty consideration in the original protective case, freight or transportation pre-paid, together with a written explanation of the defect or complaint, and written proof of purchase (units properly registered with ANSED do not need to include proof of purchase for warranty service) to an ANSED Service Facility.  ANSED will repair or replace any product found upon our examination to be so defective.


This warranty shall NOT apply to defects due, directly or indirectly, to abuse, misuse, negligence, improper maintenance or storage.  This warranty does NOT apply to consumables, nor to broken accessories.  In addition, this warranty does NOT cover physical damage that may occur at any time due to accidents, natural disasters, or any event possibly foreseen or not foreseen by either party. 


ANSED shall in no event be liable for injury or death, damage to persons or property, or for consequential, incidental or special damages of any nature, including loss of use that may arise from the sale or use, inability to use, or any activity related to the use of its products.
ANSED makes no other warranty, expressed or implied – and expressly disclaims any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.

They work complementary. 

The scan tool will use the vehicle’s sensor to let you know the pressures but these sensors, the wiring harness or the actuator can be faulty! 

The HU35025 uses its proprietary, so that you know for sure that the particular test you’re doing on the vehicle is accurate. 

With the HU35025, not only can you measure the real and accurate pressure in the system, but you can even compare the results with the diagnostic tool to know if the vehicle’s sensor has a problem. 

Language can be chosen between English, Spanish, French, German and Italian.

Yes, it is, and was designed to be very user friendly.

  • Gasoline and Diesel compression
  • DEF (ADblue) pressure
  • Oil pressure
  • Turbo pressure
  • Cooling system pressure
  • Fuel low pressure
  • Vacuum pressure
  • Particle Filter pressure
  • Optional – Fuel high pressure

This single innovative adaptor, will fit diesel common rail engines for European cars, as well as Chevy/GMC Duramax (2011 and up), Dodge Cummins (2014 and up), and Ford Powerstroke 6.7L (2011 and up).

Those adaptors allow you to take the measurements using the OEM-style quick couplers. Disconnect the line on the vehicle, place the “T+ Adaptor in between, and take the measurement. It’s that simple, and no modification is needed to the car.

They are very flexible, which makes them usable in any situation. 

Yes, it is. The tool is continuously improved, and options are added. When that happens, when connecting the main screen system to your PC, the software will tell you there’s an update available and how to «inject it» in the tool. 

One is a vacuum and low-pressure sensor, and the other one is a high-pressure sensor. The main screen system will advise you as to which sensor to use prior to making any test. 

  • es. Each mode has a «save» option.  Download the free PC software (link in the last page of the user’s manual). Make a test, save it, connect the tablet to your computer using the included cable and there you have the result that you can print or share or download as PDF. 

A 2000 bars sensor with measuring block, 2 high-pressure hoses (M12x150), and a diesel retrieving reservoir. 

As outline in the user manual, when only using one hose from the pump sensor, you are testing the full pressure of the pump. The engine will not run since there is no fuel to the engine. It will be a very high pressure. 


Learn what you can measure with Hubitools


You can also measure the engine running pressure, by connecting the 2nd hose from the sensor block to the common rail. Now the engine has fuel and will run. The pressure will be much lower.


Hubitoools screen software




You will be able to see if both pressures are good.  Please refer to the OEM’s data.

To know if it is the sensor, or the wiring harness or the actuator is faulty

  • Any voltage, any frequency, any resistance desired 

  • Remove the original sensor on the vehicle, connect the sensor simulator, then chose the right mode. 
  • By generating a signal that is the same as what the sensor is supposed to emmit (both Voltage and frequency) the car will recognise the signal and translate it to be read on the diagnostic tool 
  • For example, when making an ABS test, the signal sent will be read as a MPH data on the diagnostic tool. Well… If you have that info on the OBD tool, that will mean the wiring harness and actuators are fine => The sensor of the car is faulty. If you don’t have that info, that means there is a signal loss somewhere. Now starts the search for this signal loss along the wiring harness using the Scope+. 

Our tool has preset modes (in the menu «sensor simulator») to avoid any vehicle damage. In these modes, you cannot control the voltage, only the frequency. Thus, there is no risk to the vehicle’s expensive components. 

Other tools on the market don’t have these preset modes. BE CAREFUL if you have one of those units!!! 

If you don’t find the right mode for the test you want to do, there is a fully manual mode in which you’ll be able to set the signal as you wish (both voltage and frequency). When doing that, MAKE SURE you’re setting the right signal for your application. The tool will warn you about this when selecting the manual mode, which is called «oscilloscope» mode. 

  • Specially designed for vehicles, it will measure: 
  • Amps draw without removing the fuses (Mini, ATC or Maxi) from the Fuse Box
  • Voltage (max. 50VDC)
  • Cranking volts with auto HOLD function
  • Resistance [Ohms] (from 0.0 Ω up to 1.0 MΩ)
  • Frequency with peak to peak volts (up to 20 kHz)
  • Duty cycle (%)
  • Continuity test + Diode/ LED test

No. It was designed to be as user’s friendly as possible and as accessible to non-electrical experts as possible. It even has color coded screens (red, orange, green) to let you know if for example, your battery is still good or not. 

It’s in your hand!  You will have all the information you need and will be able to measure anything a regular oscilloscope will measure.

YES! The Sensor Simulator will emit a signal. If the signal gets lost somewhere on the vehicle, the SCOPE+ is the perfect reader for wiring harness troubleshooting! 

The SCOPE+ is designed to be used on vehicles. This means it has special mode solely for vehicles, such as cranking volt test or alternator test. 

It is also able to read the frequency and the voltage at the same time, which is needed to work on vehicles and is not possible with a regular multimeter.