YAMAHA DIAGNOSTIC TOOL

OPERATION MANUAL
■ Introduction ■ Essential information
This OPERATION MANUAL aims at supplying Yamaha dealers with all the In this document, information that is needed for safety and proper handling, in-
necessary information on how to handle the Yamaha Diagnostic Tool to trou- spection and maintenance is flagged with the following symbols.
bleshoot Yamaha vehicles.
Before installing Yamaha Diagnostic Tool, make sure that you read “Yamaha
End-User License Agreement”, “System Requirements”, and “YDT installa- A WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could
tion”. result in death or serious injury.
YAMAHA END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT (P221)
System Requirements (P20)
YDT Installation (P24)
A NOTICE indicates special precautions that must be taken to avoid dam-
This is intended for people who have the basic knowledge and skills for work age to the vehicle or other property.
on Yamaha vehicles. All the necessary information is presented in a clear and
concise manner.
TIP:
This manual does not provide detailed vehicle maintenance information.
A TIP provides key information to make procedures easier or clearer.
For more information on maintenance, please refer to the appropriate service
manual.
Also, all information in this document is subject to change for improvement.
Please always use the latest version of the operation manual.
The latest version of the manual is available from the FAQ menu. (P201)

Windows and .NET Framework 4.5.1 are either registered trademarks or trade-
marks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
In addition, all company and product names mentioned herein are trademarks
or registered trademarks of their respective owners.

The following abbreviations are used in this OPERATION MANUAL.

Yamaha Diagnostic Tool: YDT
Freeze frame data: FFD
Adapter interface: A/I

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 Table of Contents

■ Table of Contents
Introduction............................................................................................... 2 Home screen ..................................................................................... 41
Essential information ............................................................................... 2 Register the YDT .................................................................................... 42
Table of Contents ..................................................................................... 3 ■ Whether the online functions can be used if the Register
the YDT has not been performed .....................................................43
Introduction............................................................................................... 6
Registering dealer and A/I information............................................ 44
Features ............................................................................................ 6
Changing dealer and A/I information............................................... 46
■ Features of Version 3 ........................................................................ 6
Updating the authentication key...................................................... 47
Quick operation guide ....................................................................... 7
■ Home ................................................................................................. 7
Displaying the online status and the expiration date....................... 48
■ Data viewer........................................................................................ 9 Connect the vehicle ............................................................................... 49
■ System maintenance ....................................................................... 10 Temporarily unlocking the ECU ...................................................... 50
■ Screen navigation ............................................................................ 11 Permanently unlocking the ECU ..................................................... 53
Using YDT ....................................................................................... 13 Registering a VIN ............................................................................ 55
Function table.................................................................................. 15 Registering the vehicle information ................................................. 56
System requirements ............................................................................. 20 Adding scan records ....................................................................... 57
Specifications ......................................................................................... 21 Browse records ...................................................................................... 59
System configuration....................................................................... 21 Opening a maintenance record file ...................................................... 60
■ Conditions for microSD card............................................................ 22 ■ Maintenance records........................................................................61
■ Conditions for wireless..................................................................... 22 ■ Malfunction history / Trouble Information / FFD data /
■ Bluetooth dongle conditions............................................................. 22 FFD graph ........................................................................................62
■ A/I (adapter interface) ...................................................................... 22 ■ Static inspection ...............................................................................64
■ LED display...................................................................................... 23 ■ Dynamic inspection / Inspection history ...........................................66
Supported languages ...................................................................... 24 ■ Monitoring data.................................................................................68
YDT Installation ............................................................................... 24 ■ ECU information / CO adjustment History /
ECU reprogram records ...................................................................71
How to use YDT................................................................................. 32 ■ Editing the basic information ............................................................73
■ Printing the maintenance record files ...............................................75
Connection to vehicle (wired) ............................................................... 32 ■ Adding a note ...................................................................................77
Connection to vehicle (wireless)........................................................... 33
About the vehicle connection .......................................................... 34 Select function .................................................................................. 78
Sub-harness 1 ................................................................................. 34 Diagnosis of malfunction ...................................................................... 78
Sub-harness 2 ................................................................................. 35 Trouble List ..................................................................................... 78
Sub-harness 3 ................................................................................. 36 Trouble Information ......................................................................... 80
YDT Startup............................................................................................. 37 Service Manual Linking Function .................................................... 82
Starting YDT.................................................................................... 37 OBD readiness status (readiness) .................................................. 84
■ If you forgot your password ............................................................. 38 FFD Data......................................................................................... 86
Automatic Update................................................................................... 39 FFD Graph ...................................................................................... 90
Communication buttons ........................................................................ 39

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Diagnosis of function............................................................................. 91 Monitoring data .................................................................................... 162

Diagmode ........................................................................................ 91 Monitoring graph ........................................................................... 162
Static Inspection .............................................................................. 95 Monitoring graph2 ......................................................................... 165
Dynamic inspection................................................................................ 98 Logging data......................................................................................... 167
Dynamic inspection ......................................................................... 98
Inspection data .............................................................................. 101 System maintenance ...................................................................... 170
Inspection history .......................................................................... 103 System maintenance............................................................................ 170
Active test ............................................................................................. 105 Option setting ....................................................................................... 171
Injection time correction ................................................................ 106 ■ Unit settings....................................................................................172
ISC reference idling engine speed adjustment / ■ Language setting............................................................................173
ETV reference idling engine speed adjustment............................. 108 ■ Change the password ....................................................................174
AI solenoid valve/FID solenoid valve............................................. 110 ■ Change the Secret question and answer .......................................175
Maintenance records............................................................................ 112 ■ Set the destination for saving the maintenance record and
basic information ............................................................................177
Recall Search ........................................................................................ 113 Enter the dealer information.......................................................... 178
Monitoring ............................................................................................. 115 File management .................................................................................. 180
Selecting monitoring items ............................................................ 115 Definition file update...................................................................... 181
Monitoring (Monitoring list) ............................................................ 117 Standard file update ...................................................................... 183
Monitoring (Monitoring chart) ........................................................ 119 Importing the ECU program .......................................................... 184
■ Graph settings ............................................................................... 122 Importing, saving a backup copy of, and migrating
Logging ................................................................................................. 127 the Maintenance record files ......................................................... 186
Selecting logging items ................................................................. 128 Version information ............................................................................. 189
■ Insert a marker in the data during logging ..................................... 131
Adapter Interface reprogram............................................................... 191
View logs ............................................................................................... 131 ■ Program update..............................................................................191
Transferring the logging data from the adapter interface .............. 131
■ Displaying logging data.................................................................. 134 Open operating manual ....................................................................... 194
CO volume adjustment ........................................................................ 137 Import operating manual ..................................................................... 195
Adjust CO concentration ............................................................... 137 Network setting .................................................................................... 197
Re-programming ECU .......................................................................... 141 Check software update ........................................................................ 199
Re-programming ECU................................................................... 142 FAQ........................................................................................................ 201
Writing Frame Number......................................................................... 145 Bluetooth settings................................................................................ 204
ECU status ............................................................................................ 148
Diagnosis of EV battery ....................................................................... 150 Troubleshooting.............................................................................. 210
Adjustment of aiming........................................................................... 155 Troubleshooting ................................................................................... 210
Installation ..................................................................................... 210
Data viewer ...................................................................................... 158 Application..................................................................................... 211
Communication ............................................................................. 212
Data viewer............................................................................................ 158
Tool functions................................................................................ 214
FFD......................................................................................................... 159 Display functions ........................................................................... 216
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Diagnosis system and database system ....................................... 217

■ USB driver installation ................................................................... 218
■ YDT uninstallation.......................................................................... 220
YAMAHA END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT ................................... 221
EU Declaration of Conformity ............................................................. 225
FCC Declaration of Conformity ........................................................... 226
UK Declaration of Conformity ............................................................. 227

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■ Introduction

Features

YDT allows faster and more reliable diagnoses than traditional troubleshooting methods.
Using this software, ECU and sensor data, as well as fault diagnosis, vehicle maintenance, and any necessary information can be recorded and displayed on your
computer screen by connecting the adapter interface by wireless or to the USB port of your computer with a USB cable and to the vehicle’s ECU using the vehicle
communication cable.
Data obtained by the software’s various functions can be saved and accumulated as vehicle history.
■ Features of Version 3
This new version features a re-designed interface ensuring excellent operability thanks to large and intuitive menu buttons.
Moreover, the menu hierarchy has been simplified, and the transition from the current menu to another menu is displayed. As such, access to each menu and
menu navigation have become easier.
“Select” and “Execute Command”, previously performed with the mouse, can now be executed using the arrow and function keys on the connected computer's
keyboard. Version 3 requires an Internet connection for downloading files, automatic data update, and receiving information. Connect to the Internet if avail-
able.

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Quick operation guide

YDT consists of three different main menus.

■ Home

Main menu
Connect the vehicle Quick check
The basic menu that is corresponding to all functions to create new maintenance Starts the diagnosis instantly without creating a new maintenance record file.
record files and to record the diagnostic results. Certain functions are disabled such as printing the maintenance records.

Browse records
Menu for viewing the maintenance records for all the vehicles that are stored in the
computer.
Vehicle connection is not required.

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Select function (The menus marked with “*” are not available for quick check.)
Diagnosis of malfunction Diagnosis of function Dynamic inspection Active test
Retrieves the fault codes that are Diagmode: Diagnoses the functions Automatically diagnoses if the Tests the actuator operation with
recorded in the ECU, FFD data, of the sensors and actuator, with values of each sensor are within the engine idling.
and trouble information corre- the engine stopped. the standard range, with the vehi-
sponding to the fault code. Dis- Static Inspection: Automatically di- cle idling.
plays the FFD data and S/M. agnoses if the indicated value of
each sensor is within the standard
range while the engine is stopped.
Scan records* Recall Search Monitoring Logging
Displays the maintenance re- Checks if any recall has been is- Performs real-time monitoring of Records the conditions of sensors
cords of the connected vehicle. sued for the vehicle registration the status of sensors and actua- and actuator, with the vehicle
number. tors using numbers and graphs. traveling, to the adapter interface.
CO volume adjustment* Reprogram ECU* Writing Frame number* View logs
Adjusts the CO concentration in Without replacing the ECU, re- Changes the VIN number regis- Transfers the logging data to a
the exhaust gas at idling. programs the ECU using the re- tered in the ECU. computer and displays it in a
programming data provided by graphical view.
Yamaha.
ECU status* Diagnosis of EV battery Diagnosis of aiming
Functions to confirm status of Function to confirm status of EV Functions to confirm status of
ECU battery aiming

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■ Data viewer

FFD Monitoring data Logging Data

Displays the FFD data of a vehicle not registered Displays the monitoring data of a vehicle not reg- Displays the logging data of a vehicle not regis-
in the maintenance record file. istered in the maintenance record file. tered in the maintenance record file.

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■ System maintenance
Items marked with “*” require an Internet connection.

Option setting File management Version information

Sets the unit, language, password, folder defini- Manages various files. Displays the versions of the active application,
tion, and edits dealer information. Imports and updates the definition file. adapter interface, and definition file.
Imports and updates the standard file.
Imports and updates the reprogram files.
Backs up, restores, and migrates the mainte-
nance record files.
Adapter Interface reprogram Open user manual Import operating manual
Replaces the adapter interface firmware. Opens the operation manual in a separate win- Imports and updates the operation manual.
dow.

Network setting Check updates* FAQ*

Configures the network for connecting to the serv- Checks and updates to the latest versions of the Provides answers to the questions regarding
er. application, adapter interface, and definition file, YDT.
etc., that are currently available on the server.
Bluetooth setting
Do pairing of the A/I and computer (registering de-
vices to connect)

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■ Screen navigation

1
2 2
10 4 5 6 7
3 9
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No. Elements Description

1 Navigation area Displays screen pages and screen transitions, accessible by clicking the corresponding locations.
2 Back and forward buttons Move back to the previous page or forward to the next page.
Maintenance record files informa-
3 Displays the VIN/PID (vehicle identification number), model type, and mileage.
tion
4 Vehicle connection indicator Indicates that YDT is connected to the ECU of the vehicle.
5 Bluetooth connection indicator Indicates that Bluetooth is connected
6 USB connection indicator Indicates that YDT is connected to the adapter interface.
7 Server connection indicator Indicates that YDT is online and connected to the server.
8 Note input column For entering notes (displayed only on pages allowing note entry).
9 Enlarge note column Enlarges the Note field for easier entry.
10 Note save Saves the notes entered.
11 Command area Command buttons corresponding to the function keys of the computer.

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TIP:
Some item selection and button clicking operations can be performed not only by using the mouse, but also with the arrow keys, function keys, and the Enter
key of the computer.

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Using YDT

YDT is useful for performing fault diagnosis as well as daily vehicle management and inspection tasks. It helps dealers improve the quality of their inspection
work and offer better work proposals to their customers, strengthening both their reputation and efficiency.

Predelivery check

1. Setting up a new vehicle 2. Predelivery check 3. Delivery to the customer

• ECU activation • Reviewing the vehicle registration information

Temporarily unlocking the ECU  (P50) Printing the maintenance record file (P32)
Permanently unlocking the ECU  (P53)
• Registering a VIN
Registering a VIN  (P55)
• Creating a new maintenance record file
Registering vehicle information (P56)
• Diagnosis of malfunction
Checking malfunction records (P61)

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Inspection and repair

1. Reception 2. Inspection and repair 3. Report to the customer

• Maintenance recorded files - unregistered • Periodic inspection / other check / replace- • Explaining the inspection and diagnostic re-
Creating a new maintenance record file (P56) ment of consumables sults
Check Maintenance records of other shops us- Inspection works Printing the maintenance recorded file (P32)
ing YDT (P61) Diagnosis of malfunction (check and delete mal-
function history) (P61)
• Maintenance recorded file - registered
Dynamic inspection (P24)
Checking the maintenance records (P61) Diagmode (P56)
Check Maintenance records of your and other Static inspection (P24)
shops using YDT (P61) Recall Search (P113)
Check for ECU reprogram record, reprogram
ECU (P141)
• Malfunction repair
Inspection works
Diagnosis of malfunction (check malfunction
history) (P61)
Recall Search (P113)
Check for ECU reprogram record, reprogram
ECU (P141)
Dynamic inspection (P24)
Confirming the faulty parts
Static inspection (P24)
Monitoring/Logging (P115)/(P61)
Active Test (P105)
Verification after repair
Diagnosis of malfunction (delete malfunction
history) (P61)
OBD readiness status (readiness)(P84)
Dynamic inspection (P24)

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Function table

The YDT version 3 is equipped with the following functions:

New functions are marked as “New” in the “New functions” column.
New
Layer 1 Layer 2 Layer 3 Layer 4 Description
functions
Registers the YDT on the YDT server and displays the
Register the YDT
edit screen.
Retrieves the fault records from the ECU to display
Trouble List
the list of fault codes.
Trouble Information Displays the information related to the fault codes.
Displays the condition of the engine and detection
Diagnosis of malfunction FFD data time when the malfunction/event codes were detect-
ed.
Displays the data in graphical view when there are
FFD graph multiple FFD data having time difference with respect
to the time of occurrence.
Checks the functionality of each sensor/actuator with
Diagmode
the engine stopped.
Diagnosis of function Checks the functionality of each sensor/actuator with
Static inspection the engine stopped and displays the inspection re-
Home sults (OK or Fault).
Connect the vehicle Checks the functionality of each sensor/actuator with
Dynamic inspection
the engine idling and displays the inspection results.
Dynamic inspection Inspection data Displays a list of the dynamic inspection results.
Displays the records of the results from the dynamic
Inspection history
inspections in graphical view.
Active test Checks the actuator operation.
Maintenance records Displays the maintenance record files.
Retrieves and displays recall information correspond-
Recall Search
ing to vehicle identification number.
Choose Monitor Items Selects an item to be monitored.
Displays a list of the values from each sensor and ac-
Monitoring list
Monitoring tuator.
Displays the values from each sensor and actuator in
Monitoring chart
graphical view.

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New
Layer 1 Layer 2 Layer 3 Layer 4 Description
functions
Records the operating conditions of each sensor and
Logging Logging item setting actuator to the adapter interface with the vehicle trav-
eling.
Adjusts the CO concentration in the exhaust gas at
CO volume adjustment
idling.
Displays and selects a list of the corresponding ECU
Choose Reprogram File reprogramming files based on the vehicle identifica-
Reprogram ECU tion number.
ECU reprogram Re-programs the ECU with countermeasure program.
Home Connect the vehicle Rewrites the vehicle identification number pro-
Writing Frame number Record frame number
grammed in the ECU.
Transfers logging data saved in the adapter interface
Logging data
to a computer and delete the adapter interface data.
View logs
Displays the log files that are recorded during monitor-
Graph
ing or logging in graphical view.
Displays the status and basic information about ECU
ECU status ECU information
programs.
Diagnosis of EV battery EV battery diagnosis results are displayed.
Adjustment of aiming Shows the diagnosis results for adjustment of aiming New

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New
Layer 1 Layer 2 Layer 3 Layer 4 Description
functions
Displays a list of the faults stored in the maintenance
Malfunction history
record files.
Displays a description of the fault codes (faulty parts)
Malfunction information
selected from the malfunction history.
FFD data Displays the FFD stored in the malfunction history.
Displays the data in graphical view when there are
FFD graph multiple FFD data having time difference with respect
to the time of occurrence.
Browse records Maintenance records Static inspection Displays the static inspection records.
Dynamic inspection Displays the dynamic inspection records.
Displays the dynamic inspection records in graphical
Inspection history
view.
Monitoring data Displays a list of monitoring data.
ECU information Displays the ECU information per ECU.
CO adjustment History Displays the CO adjustment results.
ECU reprogram records Displays the results of re-programming the ECU.
Home
Retrieves the fault records from the ECU to display
Trouble List
the list of fault codes.
Displays a description of the selected fault codes
Trouble Information
(faulty parts).
OBD readiness status (readiness)
OBD readiness status
Displays the history of when troubleshooting was
Diagnosis of malfunction (readiness)
done as set by OBD Ⅱ
Displays the condition of the engine and time when
FFD data
Quick check the malfunction/event codes were detected.
Displays the data in graphical view when there are
FFD graph multiple FFD data having time difference with respect
to the time of occurrence.
Checks the functionality of each sensor/actuator with
Diagmode
the engine stopped.
Diagnosis of function Checks the functionality of each sensor/actuator with
Static inspection the engine stopped and displays the inspection re-
sults (OK or Fault).

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New
Layer 1 Layer 2 Layer 3 Layer 4 Description
functions
Checks the function of each item with the engine
Dynamic inspection
idling and displays the inspection results.
Dynamic inspection Inspection data Displays a list of the dynamic inspection results.
Displays the records of the results from the dynamic
Inspection history
inspections in graphical view.
Active test Checks the functionality of actuators.
Retrieves and displays recall information correspond-
Recall Search
ing to vehicle identification number.
Home Quick check Choose Monitor Item Selects an item to be monitored.
Monitoring list Displays each sensor/actuator value in a list.
Monitoring
Displays each sensor/actuator value in graphical
Monitoring chart
view.
Records the engine conditions to the adapter inter-
Logging Logging item setting
face with the computer disconnected.
Transfers logging data saved in the adapter interface
Logging data
View logs to a computer and delete the adapter interface data.
Graph Displays the logging data in graphical view.
Displays the FFD data of a vehicle not registered in
FFD data Option setting
the maintenance record file.
FFD Displays the data in graphical view when there are
FFD graph multiple FFD data having time difference with respect
to the time of occurrence.
Data viewer
Displays the monitoring data of a vehicle not regis-
Monitoring data
tered in the maintenance record file.
Logging Data Selects the logging data.
Logging Data Displays the logging data of a vehicle not registered in
Logging Graph
the maintenance record file.

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New
Layer 1 Layer 2 Layer 3 Layer 4 Description
functions
Sets the unit, language, password, and folder defini-
Option setting
Option setting tion.
Dealer information Edits the dealer information.
Definition files Imports and updates the definition files.
Standard files Imports and updates the standard files.
File management Reprogram files Imports and updates the reprogram files.
Backs up the maintenance record files and restores to
Maintenance record files
the backup data.
Version information Displays the program version.
Adapter Interface re-
Re-programs the adapter interface firmware.
System mainte- program
nance Open operating manu-
Opens the operation manual in a separate window.
al
Import operating manu-
Imports and updates the operation manual.
al
Sets up the server URL and displays information of
Network setting the adapter interface that has been connected to a
computer.
Displays the application update/history information
Check updates
and updates the software.
FAQ Displays the frequently asked questions.
Sets wireless connections between the A/I and com-
Bluetooth settings
puter.

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System requirements

■ System requirements
Before installing this application, please confirm that the computer you use meets the following specifications.
Please note that Yamaha does not offer any guarantee that the program will work on all computers with the following specifications.

OS Screen settings
Comply with OS supported by Microsoft. Resolution: 800 x 600 or more
Font size: Standard (100%)
CPU Icon size: Standard
1 GHz or faster processor that supports PAE, NX, SSE2
.NET Framework
System memory .NET Framework 4.5.1
1 GB or more (32 bit) or 2 GB or more (64 bit)
Other recommendation
HDD Internet access
At least 16 GB (32 bit) or 20 GB (64 bit) of free space
* Version 3 requires an Internet connection for downloading files, auto-
matic data update, and receiving information. Connect to the Internet
Graphics card if you have access.
Microsoft DirectX9 graphics device
When using the wireless
Web browser
Microsoft Edge (latest version) * Operates using a computer with a built-in Bluetooth function or on a
Firefox (latest version) standard Microsoft driver. Also by connecting a Bluetooth dongle.
Google Chrome (latest version) Communication troubles may occur if the Bluetooth dongle of a differ-
ent device is connected. If this happens, remove the Bluetooth dongle
Connecting port or use wired communications.
USB2.0 port (2 or more)

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■ Specifications

System configuration

1 2 3 4

5 6

7 8 9 10

MICRO
Micro

SD

1. USB cable 6. Sub-harness 3

2. A/I (adapter interface) 7. Marker Switch *1
3. Vehicle connection cable 8. USB memory *2
4. Sub-harness 1 9. microSD card *3
5. Sub-harness 2 10. Bluetooth dongle *4
*1. The marker switch is sold separately (Part number:1C3-83976-00).
Please purchase it separately.
*2. The USB memory contains the YDT application and A/I update program.
One USB memory is required per A/I (adapter interface).
*3. The Bluetooth communication compatible A/I has no memory device, so you need to purchase a commercially available SD card and install it.
The A/I does not operate unless a microSD card is installed. To use the cards, if you are using an “SD” standard card, format to “FAT16”; if you
are using an “SDHC” standard card, format to “FAT32”.
*4. If you are using wireless, purchase and install a commercially available Bluetooth dongle.

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■ Conditions for microSD card

Shape microSD card

Standard SD
Capacity 2 GB
Standard SDHC
Capacity 4 GB to 32 GB*

* A capacity of 32 GB or higher can be used, but the A/I can only recognize (use) a capacity of 32 GB.
■ Conditions for wireless
A/I that are equipped with a Bluetooth function support wireless connections to vehicles via Bluetooth communications in addition to the wired connections
that have been used until now. However, the Bluetooth communication compatible A/I is not equipped with the actual hardware for Bluetooth communications,
so a Bluetooth dongle must be mounted.
■ Bluetooth dongle conditions
Supported I/F USB 2.0
Connector format Type-A, male
Bluetooth supported specifications Ver. 4.0 or later
Supported profile SPP

■ A/I (adapter interface)

• Power: DC 5 V • Operating temperature: 0 – 50°C (Non-condensing)
• USB bus power: 500 mA • Dimensions: 68 mm × 104 mm × 24 mm
• Current consumption: 280 mA (Maximum) • Weight: 100 g
• Vibration resistance: 5 G • Internal memory/none (purchase a commercially available microSD
• Dust-proof: No card)
• Waterproof: No

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Supplying power to the adapter interface

1. Connection to a computer only: power is supplied from the computer.
2. Connection between a computer and the vehicle: power is supplied from the battery of the vehicle.
3. Connection to the vehicle only: power is supplied from the battery of the vehicle.

TIP:
Even when the vehicle’s main switch is off, power is supplied from the battery of the vehicle to the adapter interface. Make sure to disconnect the adapter
interface from the vehicle immediately after malfunction analysis is finished.

■ LED display
The adapter interface has an integrated LED (1) that indicates the status of the adapter through various colors and flashing patterns.
1

Color/flashing pattern Indication Response

Green light Power up status —
Orange light Being processed —
Alternating green and orange lights During logging or ECU re-programming —
Flashing red pattern (1 time) Abnormal voltage Check the battery voltage.
Flashing red pattern (2 times) Abnormal temperature Check the ambient temperature.
Inter-vehicle communication (General purpose K- Check the communication cable connection.
Flashing red pattern (3 times)
Line) line connection error Check if the ECU is recognized by the software.
Inter-vehicle communication (CAN) line connection Check the communication cable connection.
Flashing red pattern (4 times)
error Check if the ECU is recognized by the software.
Red light Adapter interface error Consult with your distributor.

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Supported languages

This application is available in the following 16 languages.

• English • Thai
• Japanese • Vietnamese
• Spanish • Simplified Chinese
• French • Traditional Chinese
• Italian • Hindi
• German • Greek
• Portuguese (Brazil) • Polish
• Indonesian • Finnish

TIP:
If you use Windows in a language that is not supported by the application, English will be displayed as the default language.
To change the language setting, refer to “Graph settings” (P122).

YDT Installation

Install the YDT application and USB driver, and update the adapter interface firmware as follows. Prepare a USB cable and the adapter interface.

1. Connect the USB memory to the computer.

2. Double click [[Link]] on the USB drive.
3. The Installation wizard screen of the Yamaha diagnostic tool is displayed.
Click [Next].

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4. The “YAMAHA END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT” screen is displayed.

Select the desired language from the pull-down menu.

TIP:
You must accept the “Yamaha End-User License Agreement” before using the Yamaha Diagnostic Tool. Please read the terms in the “Yamaha End-User
License Agreement”. If you accept the terms, proceed with the installation. If you do not accept the terms, click [Cancel] to abort the installation process.
Any translation of the agreement in other language than the English language is provided for your convenience only.
This agreement shall be executed in, and controlled in all respects by, the English language. In the event of any discrepancies between the English version
and any translation, the English version shall prevail.

5. Select [I accept the terms in the License Agreement.] and click [Next].

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6. Enter the user information, and click [Next].

7. Click [Install].

8. Install the USB driver following the instructions on the screen.

9. The Adapter Interface Update wizard is displayed.
Click [Next].

TIP:
Without updating the adapter interface firmware, the YDT Ver. 3 cannot be used. Furthermore, once the adapter interface firmware update is complete, the
logging function of the earlier versions of YDT become unusable.

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10. Click [Install].

11. Connect the adapter interface and USB cable to the computer and click [Next].

Do not connect the adapter interface to the vehicle when updating the program. If you do so, the update will fail and the adapter interface will be-
come unusable.
Do not disconnect the adapter interface from the computer while updating the program. If you do so, the adapter interface will malfunction and will
become unusable.

12. Once the adapter interface firmware update is complete, click [Close].

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13. Once the installation process is complete, click [Finish].

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Usage Caution
Please carefully read and observe the following safety instructions.

If smoke comes out, or if you notice a strange smell or any other abnormal conditions, please stop usage immediately.
• Failure to do so may cause a fire.
Do not disassemble or modify.
• This may cause a malfunction or fire.
Do not use any cables with torn covers.
• This may cause a malfunction or fire.
Make sure that there are no unwanted metal parts caught in the coupler.
• This may cause a malfunction or fire.
Never start the engine indoors and in places with poor ventilation.
• The exhaust gas contains harmful substances such as carbon monoxide, and there is a risk of gas poisoning.
Only start the engine outdoors in a place with adequate ventilation.

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Only use a certified computer.

• Failure to do so may result in failure or data corruption.
Only use a fully charged battery.
Check the charging voltage when using the battery charger.
• Failure to do so may result in failure or data corruption.
Do not use or store the YDT in extremely hot, cold, or humid places.
Do not leave it in a place exposed to direct sunlight or in the helmet box under extremely hot weather.
• This may cause deformation or a malfunction.
Do not store the YDT in dusty or sandy places.
• Sand and dust may get inside the YDT, causing damage.
Do not store or use the YDT near water.
• This may cause a malfunction.
Do not store or use the YDT near magnets.
• This may cause a malfunction.
Do not drop the YDT or subject it to a strong shock.
• This may cause damage, deformation or a malfunction.
Keep the YDT away from engine oil, gasoline, brake fluid, antifreeze and battery fluid. If the YDT gets soiled with such liquids, wipe them off immediately.
Do not use solvents such as thinner or benzene to wipe off those liquids.
• Contact with such products may cause deterioration or corrosion of the cable or body surface.
Disconnect the YDT from the vehicle if you do not plan to use it for an extended period of time.
• Failure to do so may cause the vehicle battery to drain.
Do not use a modified car.
• There is a possibility of failure, malfunction, or data corruption.
Make sure the plug and coupler are correctly and securely connected.
• An incorrect connection may result in failure or data corruption.
Always turn the vehicle main switch OFF before removing a connection.
• Failure to do so may result in failure or data corruption.
After removing the YDT, return all connections, etc. to their original condition. Refer to the vehicle’s service manual for the wiring connections.
• Failure to do so may cause a malfunction of the vehicle.
• This may also cause the meter to malfunction.
Do not remove the coupler or plug during transmission.
• This may result in failure or data corruption.
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If condensation occurs, immediately stop using the YDT. Remove the adapter interface from the vehicle and wait until all the condensation has disappeared.
• Failure to do so may result in failure or data corruption.

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Connection to vehicle (wired)

How to use YDT

■ Connection to vehicle (wired)

TIP:
Before using the YDT, check the following points.
• The computer's battery is fully charged or a power source is connected.
• There is no rust on the connector.
• No other program is running (close all other programs).

1. Start your computer.

2. Connect the USB cable to the adapter interface communication port and the USB port on your computer.
3. Connect the vehicle communication cable to the adapter interface communication port.
4. Connect the vehicle communication cable to the sub-harness.
5. Connect the sub-harness to the vehicle service coupler. Refer to “About the vehicle connection” (P34).

3
1
2 5

1. Computer 4. Vehicle connection cable

2. USB cable 5. Sub-harness 1, 2 or 3
3. Adapter interface 6. Vehicle

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■ Connection to vehicle (wireless)

TIP:
Before using the YDT, check the following points.
• The computer's battery is fully charged or a power source is connected.
• There is no rust on the connector.
• No other program is running (close all other programs).

1. Start your computer.

2. Mount the Bluetooth dongle on the A/I, and then confirm communications with the computer. Refer to “Bluetooth settings” (P204).
3. Connect the vehicle communication cable to the adapter interface communication port.
4. Connect the vehicle communication cable to the sub-harness.
5. Connect the sub-harness to the vehicle service coupler. Refer to “About the vehicle connection” (P34).

3
1 5

2 4

1. Computer equipped for wireless

2. Bluetooth dongle
3. Adapter interface
4. Vehicle connection cable
5. Sub-harness 1, 2 or 3
6. Vehicle
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TIP:
• Please use the appropriate coupler on the included sub-harness and vehicle communication method.
• For details on the communication method, service coupler eject position and shape, please check the vehicle's service manual.
• After disconnecting the YDT from the vehicle, return the vehicle’s service coupler to its original location.

About the vehicle connection

The method of connection to the vehicle's service coupler depends on the communication method.
Refer to the service manual for information on the communication method before connecting to the vehicle.

Make sure to turn the vehicle's main switch to OFF first, and then connect the vehicle's service coupler and the sub-harness. Otherwise, a malfunc-
tion may occur.

Sub-harness 1

This harness is used for CAN communication, dedicated K-Line, and general purpose K-Line coupler connections.

1. CAN communication coupler: Connect to the vehicle’s ser- 4. Marker switch coupler: Connect to the marker switch (sold
vice coupler to establish a CAN communication. separately).
2. Dedicated/General-purpose K-Line coupler 1: Connect to
the vehicle’s communication service coupler.
3. Dedicated/General-purpose K-Line coupler 2: Connect to
the vehicle’s communication service coupler (may not be
required on some models).
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Sub-harness 2

This harness is used for general purpose K-Line coupler connection.

1
2

1. General-purpose K-Line connector 1: Connect to the vehi-

cle’s communication service connector.
2. General-purpose K-Line connector 2: Connect to the vehi-
cle’s communication service connector.
3. Round terminal (red): Connect to the battery positive termi-
nal.
4. Round terminal (black): Connect to the battery negative ter-
minal.
5. Marker switch coupler: Connect to the marker switch (sold
separately).

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Sub-harness 3

Use with OBD II connector type connections.

1. Connector for OBD II: Connect to the vehicle’s communica-

tions connector.
2. Marker switch coupler: Connect to the marker switch (sold
separately).

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■ YDT Startup

Starting YDT

1. Double click the [YAMAHA DIAGNOSTIC TOOL 3] icon on the desktop.

TIP:
• If you are using Windows 8.1 or 10, you can also start YDT by selecting [YAMAHA DIAGNOSTIC TOOL] from the application screen.
• If you are using Windows 7, you can also start YDT by clicking [Start] and selecting [YAMAHA DIAGNOSTIC TOOL] from the program folder.

2. Enter your password and click [Logon] at the bottom right.

TIP:
• The default password is set to “0000”.
• When using YDT for the first time, change the password. Refer to “Active test” (P105).
• If the password is entered incorrectly three times in a row, “YAMAHA DIAGNOSTIC TOOL” becomes unusable.

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■ If you forgot your password

1. Click [Forgot your password?] at the bottom left of the logon screen.

2. Enter your secret answer, and click [Password confirmation].

TIP:
The default secret answer is set to “YAMAHA”. When using YDT for the first time, change the initial secret question and answer. Refer to “Active test” (P105).

3. The password is displayed.

Click [Cancel] and return to the logon screen. Enter the correct password.

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 Automatic Update

■ Automatic Update
* Version 3 requires an Internet connection for downloading files, automatic data update, and receiving information. Connect to the Internet if available.

1. When starting the application, if updates for Definition files or Standard value files are available, a message will be displayed. Click [OK] to update the files.
When starting the application, if a firmware update is available, a message will prompt you to download the new firmware. Update the firmware from the
“Reprogram Adapter/Interface” menu.

TIP:
Automatic update may take additional time, depending on your network environment, line speed, time of day, and network congestion.

■ Communication buttons
The ECU and YDT communicate with each other to read the vehicle information for each function. Follow the on-screen instructions and turn the main switch
ON or OFF.

1. The following instruction is displayed.

Check that the main switch of the vehicle is OFF and then click [OK].
If the main switch is not OFF, turn it OFF, and then click [OK].

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2. Turn ON the main switch, and then click [Continue] (1).

Once the connection is established with the vehicle, YDT starts reading the vehicle information.

TIP:
• If any communication error occurs, turn OFF the main switch and wait for at least 3 seconds before redoing the above step.
• To cancel the connection, click [Abort] (2).
• Depending on the vehicle, the connection may be established without the need to click [Continue] after the main switch is turned to ON.

3. If your computer and ECU communicate with each other using different methods, the following instruction is displayed.
Turn OFF the main switch, and then click [OK].

4. Turn ON the main switch, and then click [Continue] (1).

Once the connection is established with the vehicle, YDT starts reading the vehicle information.

TIP:
• If any communication error occurs, turn OFF the main switch and wait for at least 3 seconds before redoing the above step.
• To cancel the connection, click [Abort] (2).
• Depending on the vehicle, the connection may be established without the need to click [Continue] after the main switch was turned to ON.

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Home screen
After launching the YDT program, the [Home] screen is displayed.
For the vehicle connection, depending on the vehicle registration status, the following tasks will be available as transitions.
Vehicles that have an ECU lock function need to have their ECU activated (have their ECU unlocked).
The [Quick check] does not store any vehicle records and available menus are limited in the [Select function] screen.

No ECU lock function

Connect the Register vehicle Add maintenance
Home VIN writing Select function
vehicle information record

VIN already Temporary Activation

written Register vehicle Add maintenance
record
Select function
Permanent Activation
information

VIN already No ECU lock function

written Register vehicle Add maintenance
record
Select function
information

VIN already No ECU lock function

Vehicle information
written already registered Add maintenance
record Select function

Open maintenance
Browse records record file

Quick check Select function

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Register the YDT

■ Register the YDT

This function is used to register information about the dealer that uses the YDT, as well as A/I information, on the YDT server.
If you have performed Register the YDT, you can change the registration information.
To perform Register the YDT, you need an Internet connection.

TIP:
If Register the YDT is not displayed, update the software to the latest version. Refer to “Check software update” (P199).

If you have not performed Register the YDT, you cannot use some of the online functions.
If you select an online function you cannot use, a message appears.

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Restricted

This function is restricted. Please register your

YDT to use this function.

Okay

■ Whether the online functions can be used if the Register the YDT has not been performed
Function Usability Description
Record function, maintenance record Yes Records and maintenance records can be used.
Basic functions Yes
Usable functions: Diagnosis of malfunction, Diagnosis of function, Static/Dynamic inspection,
Active test, Monitoring, Logging, View logs, Reprogram ECU, Write VIN, Recall Search
Can be used for 30 days from the new purchase or the new installation of the YDT application.
Update YDT software Restricted
Cannot be used after that.
Can be used for 30 days from the new purchase or the new installation of the YDT application.
Update A/I firmware Restricted
Cannot be used after that.
Can be used for 30 days from the new purchase or the new installation of the YDT application.
Update definition file Restricted
Cannot be used after that.
Can be used for 30 days from the new purchase or the new installation of the YDT application.
Update STD file Restricted
Cannot be used after that.
Rewrite ECU program Yes in some cases The usability depends on what to rewrite.
Browse service manual No The service manual (HTML) cannot be browsed with the YDT.
Import operating manual Yes The YDT operating manual can be imported.
ECU activation Yes The ECU activation function can be used.

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Registering dealer and A/I information

1. Connect the A/I and computer.

2. Start YDT.
3. On the [Home] screen, click [YDT registration]. If the YDT is not registered, the registration message shown in the figure below appears.

TIP:
• If the message appears, select “Register now” and click [Select].
• Even after you have selected “Register later” or “Don't register”, you can perform registration from [YDT registration].
• If the A/I is to be connected via Bluetooth, a message appears after the completion of a Bluetooth connection.

YDT is not registered on the YDT server.

Register now
1
Register later (next program start)
2
Don't register (message will appear again after 30 days)
3

Select

1. Register now:
Registration will be started immediately.
2. Register later
Registration is not performed now, but Register the YDT will be performed the next time the YDT is started.
3. Don't register:
Registration is not performed now, but the message will appear again in 30 days.

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4. Move to the AI registration and authentication screen. Enter and register information as instructed on the screen.

TIP:
For details of registration, refer to the guide from Yamaha.

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Register the YDT

Changing dealer and A/I information

1. Connect the A/I and computer.

2. Start YDT.
3. On the [Home] screen, click [YDT registration].

4. The “Do you want to change your YDT registration information?” message appears.
Click [Yes].

YDT is not registered on the YDT server.

Yes No

5. Click the “Edit” button and change registration information.

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Updating the authentication key

The authentication key remains valid for 12 months except in some countries. The dealer is requested to update the authentication key every 12 months.
60 days before the expiration of the authentication key, a message appears on the [Home] screen.
The update operations are the same as those described in “Registering dealer and A/I information”. The previous dealer code and dealer name are displayed.
Refer to “Registering dealer and A/I information” (P44).

YDT registration will expire soon.

Renew registration now

Renew registration later (next program start)

Don't renew registration (message will appear again after 30 days)

Select

TIP:
• When the authentication key expires, a message appears on the [Home] screen.
• The update operations are the same as those described in “Registering dealer and A/I information”. The previous dealer code and dealer name are displayed.
Refer to “Registering dealer and A/I information” (P44).

YDT registration has expired.

Renew registration now

Renew registration later (next program start)

Don't renew registration (message will appear again after 30 days)

Select

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Displaying the online status and the expiration date

Position the mouse cursor on the server connection indicator at the upper right of the screen to display the online status and the expiration date of the authen-
tication key as below.

Display Description
Server connection indicator: red

The YDT is registered on the server, and the online functions can be used.

Server connection indicator: yellow

The YDT is not registered on the server, and the online functions are restricted.
The functions can be used for 30 days from new installation, but the indicator is yellow.
Server connection indicator: white

The YDT is not connected to the Internet.

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■ Connect the vehicle

Register the vehicle information and save the maintenance records to the maintenance record file for vehicle management.

1. From the [Home] screen, click [Connect the vehicle].

TIP:
• If the VIN is already registered in the ECU, go to [Vehicle registration].
• If the VIN and vehicle information are already registered, go to [Add maintenance record].

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Temporarily unlocking the ECU

You can temporarily unlock the ECU before registering the warranty.

TIP:
After temporarily unlocking the ECU, the engine can be started until the vehicle’s power is turned off. If the vehicle’s power is turned off at this time, the ECU
must be temporarily unlocked again.

1. Click [Temporary Activation].

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2. The “Temporary activation succeeded. Do you want to continue diagnosis by YDT?” message appears.
Click [Yes].

3. The “Please register "Add maintenance record" to complete permanent activation.” message appears.
Click [Okay].

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4. Add the maintenance record, and then click [Save/F12].

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Permanently unlocking the ECU

You can permanently unlock the ECU after registering the warranty.

TIP:
• The warranty registration, etc., must be set up in advance.
• After doing advance setup of the warranty registration, etc., permanently unlock the ECU within the specified period.
• Connect to the internet before executing permanent activation.

1. Click [Permanent Activation].

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2. Input vehicle information.

B4S1-JYARN655000000110

2020/12/25

B4S1

3. Input the vehicle’s maintenance record, and then click [Save/F12].

The “Permanent unlock succeeded.” message appears.

4. Confirm that the engine can be correctly started, stopped, and restarted.

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Registering a VIN

If the VIN number is not registered in the vehicle's ECU, register it now.
On some models, VIN numbers cannot be written into the ECU.

1. When the following screen is displayed, check the vehicle identification number, and enter the VIN under [Vehicle Identification Number - VIN] or [Primary
ID Number - PID].

2. Enter the VIN under [Vehicle Identification Number - VIN] or [Primary ID Number - PID] again for confirmation.

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Registering the vehicle information

Enter the vehicle information to create a maintenance record file. The data can be managed per vehicle.

TIP:
• If the vehicle information is not registered yet, register it now.
• Online: Information from “6” to “10” is acquired automatically.
• Offline: Check that your information is correct and enter it. If an Internet connection is established during the process, clicking [Update] “11” automatically
acquires information from “6” to “10”.
• To inspect the vehicle without registering the vehicle information, go to the [Home] screen and select [Quick check].

1 4

2 5

3 6
9
7
10
8

11
1. Dealer 7. Model name
2. Sales Person 8. Model type code
3. Date sold 9. Model year
4. Frame number, Vehicle Identification Number 10. Engine number
5. License plate number 11. Update
6. Category

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TIP:
• Fields (1) and (2) are filled automatically from the [Dealer information] screen.
• For fields (4) through (10), cross-check the vehicle information with your vehicle documentation before entering any data.
• Fields marked with “*” are mandatory. Make sure to enter information for all mandatory fields, or otherwise, an error message appears when you click [OK].
• For field (4), use half-width alphanumeric characters and the following symbols.
• Available symbols: @, #, -, _, =, (, ), [,], {, }
However, note that the following strings cannot be used by themselves (unless combined with other alphanumeric characters).
• Unavailable strings: CON, PRN, AUX, NUL, COM, LPT

Adding scan records

Use this menu to create a maintenance record file where the maintenance records of the vehicle are added.

1. Enter information for “Type of Service Needed” (1), “Date” (2), “Technician” (3), and “Mileage” (4) and click [Save/F12] (5).

TIP:
• Fields (1) and (4) are mandatory.
• Field (2) can be selected from the calendar by clicking on the icon.
• Field (3) can be selected from the pull-down menu. The dealer information needs to be entered to allow selection of a technician. Refer to “Active test” (P105).

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5

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2. Click [Select function].

Refer to “Maintenance records” (P61) for more details on this menu item.

Select function

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■ Browse records
This menu displays the maintenance record files of the vehicle.
This menu is available even when the vehicle and/or adapter interface is not connected.

1. From the [Home] screen, click [Browse records].

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■ Opening a maintenance record file

Existing maintenance record files can be displayed per vehicle.

1. Select the basic information of the vehicle, and click [Open] (1).

TIP:
• Use a keyword to narrow down the search results if there are multiple vehicles with the same information.
• Enter the model type code, model name or VIN/PID under the field (3) and click the [Search] button (2). The search results that contain the keyword are
displayed.
• Field (4) is for category selection.

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■ Maintenance records
This menu displays a list of the maintenance records of the vehicle.
The checkmark  indicates a diagnosis available for the item.

3 4
2 5
1 6

10
11
12
7

8 9

1. Maintenance record: 7. Sort:

Maintenance date, Mileage, Type of Service Needed Sorts the data by old date or new date
2. Malfunction: 8. Print:
Records of malfunction diagnosis Prints the diagnosis
3. Static inspection: 9. Open:
Records of static inspection Displays the selected records
4. Dynamic inspection: 10. Cloud icon:
Records of dynamic inspection Data stored on the server
5. Monitoring data: 11. Computer icon:
Records of monitoring Data stored on the computer
6. Reprogram, CO, adjust, etc.: 12. Download icon:
ECU information when the maintenance record was en- Data stored on the computer from the server
tered

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■ Malfunction history / Trouble Information / FFD data / FFD graph

1. Select the checkmark  for the item, and click [Open/F12].

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2. The [Malfunction history] screen is displayed.

TIP:
• If there are multiple Malfunction history records within the same vehicle records, the date and time (1) when the diagnosis information was received in the
system is displayed along with the trouble records received at that time. Refer to “Maintenance records” (P61) for more details on the Malfunction history.
• To check the Trouble Information, select the item, and click [Malfunction information] (2). Refer to “Maintenance records” (P61) for more details on the Trouble
Information. The items (2) are not displayed if there is no malfunction history.
• To check the FFD data, select the item with the FFD data mark, and click [FFD data] (3). Refer to “FFD Graph” (P90) for more details.
• To check the FFD graph, select the item with the FFD data mark, and click [FFD graph] (4). Refer to “FFD Graph” (P90) for more details.

FFD graph

3 5
1 4
2
a b

* Code types [Link]:

[Link]: Not necessarily indicate a malfunction but a certain event related to
A fault has been detected and is still present (not recovered yet). the control has been detected.
[Link]: (This may be detected even when the control system is functioning
A fault was detected in the past but it is recovered now. properly.)
[Link] abnormality: Example:
Abnormal condition that is detected but not yet determined to be a • A momentary open circuit that cannot be determined as a fault
malfunction. has been detected in sensors/actuators.
• An unexpected engine stall or starting problem was detected.
• The learning control function has reached its limit of learning.

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■ Static inspection

1. Select the checkmark  for the item, and click [Open/F12].

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2. Static inspection results are displayed.

TIP:
Field (1) displays the date and time when the static inspection results were saved. Use the pull-down menu if there are multiple results. Refer to “Supported
languages” (P24) for more details.

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■ Dynamic inspection / Inspection history

1. Select the checkmark  for the item, and click [Open/F12].

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2. A list of the dynamic inspection results is displayed.

TIP:
• Simple inspection (simple dynamic inspection) does not evaluate the engine speed (r.p.m), the engine temperature and coolant temperature, and the ignition
timing. Values measured for the engine speed (r.p.m), coolant temperature, and engine temperature are shown for reference.
• Refer to “Supported languages” (P24) for more details.
• To check the inspection records, click [Inspection history] (1). Refer to “Inspection history” (P103) for more details on inspection records.

Inspection results display

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Simple inspection results display

■ Monitoring data

1. Select the checkmark  for the item, and click [Open/F12].

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2. Select the data, and click [Open/F12].

TIP:
• [Upload]: With this function, you can upload monitoring data to the server.
• [Download]: With this function, you can download monitoring data from the server.

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3. The monitoring data is displayed in a graphical view.

TIP:
Field (1) displays the date and time when the monitoring was performed. Use the pull-down menu if there are multiple results. Refer to “Monitoring (Monitoring
chart)” (P119) for more details.

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■ ECU information / CO adjustment History / ECU reprogram records

[ECU information], [CO adjustment History], and [ECU reprogram] can be accessed from [Reprogram, CO, adjust, etc.].

1. Select the checkmark  for the item, and click [Open/F12].

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2. The ECU information is displayed.

TIP:
• To check the CO adjustment records, click [CO adjustment History] (1). The CO adjustment History is displayed.
• To check the ECU re-program records, click [ECU reprogram] (2). The ECU reprogram records are displayed.

CO adjustment
ECU reprogram
History

1 2

3. When the ECU reprogram records are displayed, click [Certification /F12] to export the certification of ECU reprogram completion in PNG.

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■ Editing the basic information

Use this menu to edit the basic information of the displayed vehicle.

1. Open the maintenance record file to be edited, and click [Edit] (1).

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2. Edit the basic information, and click [Save] (1).

TIP:
The items (2) are the editable fields, which are [Dealer], [Sales Person], [Date sold], and [License plate number].

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■ Printing the maintenance record files

Use this menu to print out the trouble records and dynamic inspection results.

1. Select the maintenance records to be printed, and click [Print/F4].

2. Select the printer icon (1) to print.

You can also store the data as an image file by clicking the download icon (2).

1
2

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3. The diagnosis is printed.

TIP:
• The first page contains the vehicle information and dynamic inspection results, the 2nd page the inspection history (if applicable), and the 3rd page the di-
agnosis of malfunction (if the fault code was detected).
• For simple inspection, the second page is not printed unless there is a record of past inspections (full dynamic inspection).

Inspection results display Simple inspection results display

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■ Adding a note
Use this menu to add a note to the vehicle records. A note can be added when the note field (1) is available for each function screen.
The memo you wrote in Maintenance records (P61), Diagnosis of malfunction (P61), Dynamic inspection (P24) will be inclueded in the printed maintenance
record files (P32).

1. Place the cursor on the note field (1).

2. Click the note save button (2) to save.

TIP:
Enlarge the note field as needed. Click the enlarge button (3), and click the same button (4) to restore to the original size.

1
2 4
3

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Select function
This menu can be accessed by selecting [Connect the vehicle] or [Quick check] on the [Home] screen.
All functions are available if [Connect the vehicle] was selected; Selecting [Quick check] implies certain function limitations.

■ Diagnosis of malfunction
The Diagnosis menu displays the following items:
• Trouble List
• Trouble Information
• Shows the OBD readiness status (readiness)
• FFD data*
• FFD graph
* FFD data (freeze frame data): driving data when a fault code and/or event code was detected. This is useful to analyze the engine and driving conditions
and the time the code was detected.

Trouble List

This menu allows you to retrieve the fault information recorded in the ECU.

1. Click [Diagnosis of malfunction] on the [Select function] screen.

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2. The YDT retrieves the fault code and event code recorded in the ECU.

5 4

3
10
8
9
7 6

1. Code: 3. Code types:

Fault code or Event code “Malfunction”, “Pending abnormality”, “Recover”, and
2. Item: “Event”
If a fault code is detected, symptoms are displayed along 4. FFD mark:
with the item name. This mark is displayed when FFD data is available
5. ECU:
Type of control units (FI, YCC-S, ABS, etc.)

TIP:
• To save the result of diagnosis of malfunction, click [Save/F12] (6).
• Make sure that the data is saved before deleting the fault codes.
• To delete the selected fault codes, click [Delete selected items/F1] (7).
• To delete all of the fault codes, click [Erase All/F2] (8).
• To run the diagnosis of malfunction again, click [Update/F11] (9).
• To view the service manual, click [Service Manual/F10] (10).
• Double-clicking an item on the list of troubles displays the relevant places in the service manual that correspond to the DTC. Refer to “Service Manual Linking
Function” (P82).

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Trouble Information

This menu displays information related to the fault codes.

1. Select the item from the [Trouble List], and click [Trouble Information].

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2. The details of the diagnosis are displayed.

Click [Service Manual/F10] to open the service manual and check the details of the fault.

TIP:
Note that certain faults may not match the details provided under the item as those faults may change according to the model.

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Service Manual Linking Function

Displays the relevant places in the service manual that correspond to the DTC. You can do troubleshooting by following the procedure in the service manual.
(Supported manuals only)

1. Double-click an item on the list of problems.

TIP:
The “Please use the service manual that will be up right now.” dialog box message appears for 2 seconds.

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2. Opens the relevant place in the service manual that corresponds to the DTC.

TIP:
Follow the procedure in the service manual and click the [Execute] button to be able to select and delete DTC and move to the OBD readiness status screen.
However, the [Execute] button in the service manual is only enabled for DTC that move you from the list of troubles to the service manual.

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OBD readiness status (readiness)

Communicates with the ECU and shows the OBD readiness status (readiness) in a list form based on the answer results.

1. Select OBD readiness status on the list of troubles, and then click [OBD readiness status].

2. Shows the OBD readiness status (readiness) in a list form.

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TIP:
• If the vehicle that is connected is a model that does not support this function, then a “Readiness status function is not available in this ECU.” dialog box
message appears.
• If the value is incomplete, then the troubleshooting determined by OBD II is not executed, and it is unclear whether it is normal or abnormal.
• If the value is complete and the DTC or the potential abnormality determined by OBD II has not been saved, the vehicle is normal.
• If the value is complete and the DTC or the potential abnormality determined by OBD II has been saved, an abnormality has been detected.
• If “Not Applicable” appears, then there is not related diagnosis. However, if all the values appear as “Not Applicable”, then the definition file may not have
been updated from an older version, so you should update to the latest version. Refer to “Definition file update” (P181).
* Refer to the service manual for the relevant DTC and troubleshooting methods.

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FFD Data

An FFD mark is displayed when FFD data is available for the fault item.

1. Select the fault item with an FFD mark from the [Trouble List], and click [FFD data].

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2. The FFD data is displayed.

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7 7

2 4 6

1. Total energizing time to ECU: (hour/min./sec.) 4. Number of times the main switch was turned on since the
Displays the total energizing time (the total amount of time fault or event occurred:
elapsed with the vehicle’s main switch ON) at the time the Displays the number of times the main switch was turned
fault or event code was read from the ECU. ON from the time the fault or event code was detected until
2. Total energizing time when abnormality occurred: the time the code was read.
Displays the total energizing time of the ECU (the total 5. Mileage from abnormal occurrence:
amount of time elapsed with the vehicle’s main switch ON) Displays the distance travelled after the fault was first de-
at the time the fault code or event code was detected. tected. This item may not be available depending on the
3. Number of occurrences: model.
Displays the number of fault occurrences, between the time 6. Elapsed time from the abnormality:
the fault was first detected and the time the code was read. Displays the energizing time of the ECU (the amount of time
with the vehicle main switch ON) since the fault was first de-
tected. This item may not be available depending on the
model.
7. Selecting an FFD determined by YAMAHA or an FFD deter-
mined by OBD displays each of them. If there is only infor-
mation for one of them, you cannot select the other one.

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TIP:
• The 0msec data column shows the operation data at the time of the fault detection.
• For some models, the operation data before and after the fault detection can be displayed.
• The number of data columns and the time intervals before and after the fault detection vary according to the model.
• With the YAMAHA-FFD, the latest data is saved (overwrite), with the OBD-FFD, the first data acquired is saved and kept.

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3. To save the FFD data by itself, click [Output/F12].

TIP:
To view the data, go to [Data viewer] - [FFD Data].

4. When the file destination is displayed, click [Save].

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FFD Graph

The FFD data, which records the driving data before and after the malfunction, can be displayed in graphical view (only on applicable models).

1. Select the fault item with an FFD mark from the Trouble List, and click [FFD graph].

FFD graph

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■ Diagnosis of function
The [Diagnosis of function] menu displays the following items:
• Diagmode
• Static inspection

Diagmode

Use this mode to check the function of each sensor/actuator with the engine stopped.

1. Click [Diagnosis of function] on the [Select function] screen.

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2. Select the ECU to perform the diagnosis and click [Select].

3. The diagnosis code is read from the ECU of the vehicle, and the diagnosis items are displayed.

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4. Select one of the items, and follow the instructions in [Help/Detail] to operate the vehicle.

TIP:
• If no diagnostic procedure is provided in the [Help/Detail] field, exit the diagnosis mode and update the definition file.
Refer to “Definition file update” (P181).
• If the communication with the vehicle was interrupted, connect the cable again, and then click [Connect/F10].

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5. The checkmarks () in the [Actuator] (1) column indicate that the actuator check can be performed for the corresponding items.
Select the item, and then follow the instructions under the [Help/Detail] field (2) and click [Actuator Check/F9] (3) to check the operation.

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Static Inspection

Diagnoses the functionality of each sensor/actuator, etc. while the engine is stopped, and displays the inspection results.

1. Click [Static inspection] in the menu.

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2. Click [Playback/F3] and operate the vehicle following the instruction in [Help/Detail].

TIP:
• Click [Stop/F2] to stop the inspection.
• To perform inspection of a particular item, click [Next/F4] or [Prev/F1] to select the desired item, and then click [Playback/F3].
• If the communication with the vehicle was interrupted, connect the cable again, and then click [Connect/F10].

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3. The inspection results are displayed.

• If the measured value is within the standard range, “OK” is displayed.
• If the measured value is out of the standard range, “NG” is displayed.

TIP:
• Click [Save/F12] to save the inspection results.
• The standard value file is required for evaluating the diagnostic results. Refer to “Inspection history” (P103). However, if the registered type is not entered
correctly into the basic information, or if the vehicle type in the basic information does not match the registered type of the standard value file, the standard
values will not be displayed.
• If the standard value is not entered, or the standard value does not exist for the diagnostic item, the diagnostic results cannot be analyzed.

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■ Dynamic inspection
Automatically diagnoses the functionality of each sensor/actuator, etc. while the engine is idling.

Dynamic inspection

1. Click [Dynamic inspection] in the [Select function] screen.

2. Start the engine.

TIP:
• Dynamic inspection has two functions: the “Inspection (full dynamic inspection)” that you can use to evaluate the engine when it is hot and the “Simple In-
spection (simple dynamic inspection)” that you can use for a diagnosis regardless of the engine temperature or coolant temperature.
• When warming up is compete, the [Inspection] button is enabled.

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3. To do an inspection (full dynamic inspection), click [Inspection/F11]. To do a simple inspection (simple dynamic inspection), click [Simple Inspection/F10].

TIP:
If the communication with the vehicle was interrupted, connect the cable again, and then click [Connect/F9].

4. The measured data are compared to the standard values, and the evaluation results are displayed.
• If the measured value is within the standard range, “” is displayed.
• If the measured value is out of the standard range, “” is displayed.
* Simple inspection (simple dynamic inspection) does not diagnose the engine speed (r.p.m), the engine temperature and coolant temperature, and the ig-
nition timing.

TIP:
• The standard value file is required for evaluating the diagnostic results. Refer to “Inspection history” (P103). However, if the model code is not entered cor-
rectly into the basic information, or if the vehicle type in the basic information does not match the registered type of the standard value file, the standard
values will not be displayed.
• If the standard value is not entered, or the standard value does not exist for the diagnostic item, the diagnostic results cannot be evaluated.

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5. Save the inspection results by clicking [Save/F12].

TIP:
• If you do an inspection (full dynamic inspection), save the results and then go on to do a simple inspection (simple dynamic inspection), the Save button is
disabled. Inspection (full dynamic inspection) results cannot be overwritten by simple inspection (simple dynamic inspection) results.
• The results of the same type of inspection (simple or full dynamic inspection) will be overwritten, and the results of an inspection (full dynamic inspection)
will overwrite a simple inspection (simple dynamic inspection).
• Click [Print/F4] to print the inspection results.

Inspection results display Simple inspection results display

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Inspection data

Displays the result of the Dynamic inspection in a list.

1. Click [Inspection data] in the menu.

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2. The results of the Dynamic inspection will be displayed in a list.

TIP:
• Inspection (full dynamic inspection) results are indicated by “F”. Simple inspection (simple dynamic inspection) results are indicated by “S”.
• If you do an inspection (full dynamic inspection) in the same record after doing a simple inspection (simple dynamic inspection), then the results are over-
written.
• Measured value: Displays the results of the diagnosis in the current maintenance record.
History (right side): Displays the results of the previous diagnosis in the maintenance record.
History (left side): Displays the results of the diagnosis one before the previous one in the maintenance record.

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Inspection history

Some of the Dynamic inspection history data is displayed on a trend graph.

1. Click [Inspection history] in the menu.

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2. The inspection history is displayed in graphs.

TIP:
• The history for simple inspection is not displayed.
• Display the values of “ISC valve” in graphs, and check the deterioration of the ISC.
• For information on how to setup the graphs, refer to “Graph settings” (P122).

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■ Active test
This mode is used for testing the function of actuators.
Only for supported models. Available test items differ depending on the model.
Active Test has the following functions:
• Injection time correction
• ISC reference idling engine speed adjustment (IDLE SPEED CONTROL)
• ETV reference idling engine speed adjustment (ERECTRONIC THROTTLE VALVE)
• AI solenoid valve (AIR INDUCTION SYSTEM)
• FID solenoid valve (FAST IDLE DEVICE)
This function is not intended to modify and tune-up the ECU. This function does not allow settings such as ignition timing adjustment.

TIP:
If the [Emergency Stop!] button is clicked during the test, the adjusted values for testing will be set back to the default values and the test process will end.

1. Click [Active test] on the [Select function] screen.

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Injection time correction

1. Start the engine and select the cylinder to check.

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2. Check the actuator for proper operation following the instructions under [Help/Detail].
To increase the fuel injection duration, click [Step up/F9].
To decrease the fuel injection duration, click [Step down/F12].
To stop fuel injection, click [Stop injection/F4]. To resume fuel injection, click [Start injection/F4].
If the [Emergency Stop!] button is clicked during the test, the adjusted values for testing will be set back to the default values and the test process will end.

TIP:
• The engine speed will increase or decrease in accordance with the injection time correction. By analyzing the changes in engine speed, the operating status
of the injectors can be checked.
• When the [Reset/F1] button is clicked, the test will end and the screen will go back to the top of the Active Test menu.
• When the [Revert/F2] button is clicked, the adjusted values for testing will be set back to the default values.

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ISC reference idling engine speed adjustment / ETV reference idling engine speed adjustment

1. Start the engine and select a test item.

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2. Check the actuator for proper operation following the instructions in [Help/Detail].
To increase the reference idling engine speed, click [Step up/F9].
To decrease the reference idling engine speed, click [Step down/F12].
If the [Emergency Stop!] button is clicked during the test, the adjusted values for testing will be set back to the default values and the test process will end.

TIP:
• The engine speed will increase or decrease in accordance with the adjustment of reference idling engine speed. By analyzing the changes in engine speed,
the operating status of the ISC or ETV can be checked.
• When the [Reset/F1] button is clicked, the test will end and the screen will go back to the top of the Active Test menu.
• When the [Revert/F2] button is clicked, the adjusted values for testing will be set back to the default values.

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AI solenoid valve/FID solenoid valve

1. Start the engine and select a test item.

TIP:
When performing the “AI solenoid valve” test, connect the CO/HC tester to the vehicle.

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2. Check the actuator for proper operation following the instructions under [Help/Detail].
To open the valve, click the right side “1”.
To close the valve, click the left side “2”.
If the [Emergency Stop!] button is clicked during the test, the adjusted values for testing will be set back to the default values and the test process will end.

TIP:
• During the “AI solenoid valve” test, CO/HC level will fluctuate according to the valve opening/closing. By analyzing the changes in CO/HC level, the operating
status of AIS can be checked.
• During the “FID solenoid valve” test, the engine speed will change according to the valve opening/closing. By analyzing the changes in engine speed, the
operating status of FID can be checked.
• When the [Reset/F1] button is clicked, the test will end and the screen will go back to the top of the Active Test menu.
• When the [Revert/F2] button is clicked, the adjusted values for testing will be set back to the default values.

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■ Maintenance records
This function is used for viewing the maintenance history of the vehicle connected to YDT.
This function is not available in the Quick check mode.

1. Click [Maintenance records] on the [Select function] screen.

2. The Maintenance records list is displayed.

The items viewable in the Maintenance records are the same as the ones shown with “Opening a maintenance record file”.
Refer to “Opening a maintenance record file” (P60).

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■ Recall Search
This function is used for obtaining information on recalls matching the connected vehicle.
An Internet connection is required for getting the recall information.
All recall information related to the connected vehicle are displayed, regardless of whether a recall campaign has been implemented or not.

1. Click [Recall Search] on the [Select function] screen.

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2. If there is recall information, it can be displayed by clicking [Update/F11].

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■ Monitoring
Displays in real-time the current status of each monitoring item, including sensor output values based on vehicle operating conditions, in figures or in a graph.

Selecting monitoring items

1. Click [Monitoring] on the [Select function] screen.

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2. Select the items to monitor.

TIP:
• For models using CAN or dedicated K-LINE communication, if ECU (1) is selected for monitoring, the monitoring items are automatically selected.
• For models using general K-LINE communication, choose monitor items according to the purpose of the monitoring.
• “Engine speed (rpm)” and “Vehicle speed sensor pulse” are monitored automatically.
• Click [Select all/F9] (2) for selecting all items.
• Click [Deselect/F1] (3) for cancelling all the selected items.
• If the communication with the vehicle is cut off, click [Update/F11] (4).

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Monitoring (Monitoring list)

Displays the monitor items in figures.

1. After selecting the monitor items, click [Monitoring list].

2. Click [Start/F1].
Monitoring starts.

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3. Click [Stop/F11] to stop monitoring.

TIP:
Click [Stop], and then turn the vehicle's main switch OFF, to finish the monitoring. If the vehicle's main switch is turned OFF before [Stop] is clicked, commu-
nication will be forcibly cut off, and the data cannot be saved.

TIP:
• Click [Save/F12] to save the monitoring data.
• Click [Export file/F9] to view the monitoring data in the [Data viewer].

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Monitoring (Monitoring chart)

Displays the monitor items in graphs.

1. After selecting the monitor items, click [Monitoring chart].

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2. Click [Start/F1].
Monitoring starts.

TIP:
The display range and settings of the graph can be changed. Refer to “Graph settings” (P122).

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3. Click [Stop/F11] to stop monitoring.

TIP:
Click [Stop], and then turn the vehicle's main switch OFF, to finish the monitoring. If the vehicle's main switch is turned OFF before [Stop] is clicked, commu-
nication will be forcibly cut off, and the data cannot be saved.

TIP:
• Click [Save/F12] to save the monitoring data.
• Click [Export file/F9] to view the monitoring data in the data viewer.

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■ Graph settings
In the [Monitoring chart] menu, graphs can be configured.
1. Emphasized display of selected graphs 5. Capture
2. Display range 6. Clipping
3. Enlarged display 7. Configuring graphs
4. Data

1. Emphasized display of selected graphs

Click an item in the left section of the screen to display graphs for relevant items (1) in thick lines.
Click the item again to turn the item column (2) gray and hide graphs for relevant items.
Every time the item is clicked, the display of the graph changes from “Standard” to “Emphasized”, “Emphasized” to “Hidden”, or “Hidden” to “Standard”.

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2. Display range
This menu is used for selecting the range of the graph displayed on the main screen of the [Monitoring chart].
The range of the graph displayed on the main screen will match the range within the frame set in the sub screen.
The frame size in the sub screen can be changed, and the frame can be moved.

TIP:
Sub screens are displayed after the data is stored or the engine is stopped.

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3. Enlarged display
Enlarges the graph screen.
Click the enlarged display icon (1) to enlarge the graph display. Click the reduced display icon (2) to restore to the standard display size.
If the graph was enlarged during monitoring, use the mouse wheel of your computer to reduce the graph size.

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4. Data
Click the data icon (1) to display the time base line (2) and the measured time (3) on the graph screen.
As the time base line moves, the values of the items (4) on the left change to the measured values at the corresponding time.

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5. Capture
Click the capture icon (1) to save an image of the graph display in .PNG format.
Specify the destination, and click [Save] (2).

6. Clipping
Select the required range of the graph data, and clip and save the selected data.
Select the clipping range (1) in the sub screen, and click the clipping icon (2).
Specify the destination, and click [Save].

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7. Configuring graphs
Click the icon (1) to display the [Graph setting] screen.
Configure the following items in the [Graph setting] screen, and click [Save/F12].
• Display: Selects the items to be displayed in graphs.
Check the items to be displayed in graphs.
Uncheck the items not to be displayed in graphs.
• Minimum value/Maximum value: Changes the lower limit value/upper limit value of the graph.
Enter directly the lower limit values and the upper limit values of the graphs.
• Line color: Changes the line color.
Select the color of the displayed graph from the pull-down menu.

TIP:
• [Item] and [Unit] cannot be changed.
• Multiple sets of graph configurations can be saved, and the saved sets of configurations can be loaded.

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■ Logging
The current status of monitor items, including sensor output values during the actual run of the vehicle, can be recorded in the adapter interface.

When placing the adapter interface onto the vehicle, be careful not to let the communication cables get caught by moving parts such as the steering
wheel. A cable getting caught may cause the vehicle to fall over.

When using the Logging mode, a malfunction or data corruption may occur if the following cautions are not observed.
• The adapter interface case is not waterproof. When operating the vehicle in the rain, protect the adapter interface from raindrops.
• The adapter interface case is not dust-proof. When operating the vehicle in a sandy or dusty environment, protect the adapter interface from sand
and dust.
• Do not subject the adapter interface to a strong shock by jumping during the run, or by dropping the adapter interface from the vehicle.
• Do not remove the coupler or terminals while the adapter interface is communicating.
• Do not load the adapter interface on a spot subject to excessive vibration, such as on top of the steering wheel.
• Do not forcibly bend the communication cables, or let them twine around a vehicle part.
• Do not start the vehicle using an external power supply in the Logging Mode.
• If a communication radio is installed on the vehicle, place the adapter interface away from the radio.
• The Bluetooth communication compatible A/I has no memory device, so you need to purchase a commercially available SD card and install it.
The logging data is not saved unless a microSD card is installed. If you are using an “SD” standard card, format to “FAT16”; if you are using an
“SDHC” standard card, format to “FAT32”.

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Selecting logging items

1. Click [Logging] on the [Select function] screen.

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2. Select the items to log.

TIP:
• For models using CAN or dedicated K-LINE communication, if ECU (1) is selected for logging, the logging items are automatically selected.
• For models using general K-LINE communication, determine the logging items according to the purpose of the logging.
• As “Engine Speed” and “Vehicle speed sensor pulse” are logged automatically, they are not displayed among the items to be selected.
• Click [Select all/F9] (2) for selecting all items.
• Click [Deselect/F1] (3) for cancelling all the selected items.
• “Logging possible time” (4) will be displayed for the selected item.

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3. Click [Start/F3].
4. Disconnect the USB cable between the computer and the adapter interface, and click [OK].
* Not needed for wireless communications with A/I that supports Bluetooth communications.

5. When logging starts, the LED of the adapter interface turns alternately green and orange.
Run the vehicle in this state, and collect the data.

TIP:
Using the optional marker switch, you can insert marker points on the logging data by pressing the switch. Refer to “Insert a marker in the data during logging”
(P131).

6. Turn the vehicle’s main switch OFF to finish logging.

TIP:
• When the main switch is turned OFF, a logging data file is created. The data file created by the logging mode is saved in the adapter interface memory.
• When logging is started again, a new data file is created. Turn the vehicle’s main switch ON, and run the vehicle while checking that the adapter interface
LED turns alternately green and orange.
• The logging settings are cancelled if the adapter interface is disconnected from the vehicle or connected to a computer. When performing logging again,
restart from the selection of logging items.

7. Reading and display of the logging data are performed under [View logs] on the [Select function] screen.

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■ Insert a marker in the data during logging

1. Before starting logging, connect the marker switch to the sub harness.
Refer to “Connection to vehicle (wired)” (P32).
2. Start logging.
3. Press the marker switch where you want to insert a marker (when a failure occurs).
4. The point when the marker switch was pressed will appear as a yellow broken line, when the log data is displayed.
Refer to “Inspection history” (P103).

■ View logs
The following operations can be performed in [View logs].
• Transferring the logging data from the adapter interface.
• Deleting the logging data.
• Displaying the recorded logging data in graphs.

Transferring the logging data from the adapter interface

TIP:
• Transfer the logging data saved in the adapter interface to a computer on a regular basis for backup.
• When the internal memory is full, no more data can be saved.
• When transferring a file containing a large amount of data, or transferring multiple files at once, transfer time may be longer.

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1. Click [View logs] on the [Select function] screen.

2. Click [Logging Data] in the menu.

3. The drive tool (1) of the adapter interface is displayed. Close it.

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4. Select the logging data to be transferred to the computer, and click [Transfer/F11] (1).

Do not disconnect the USB cable while the data is being transferred. Doing so may cause a malfunction or data corruption.

TIP:
Click [Delete/F1] (2) to delete the data on the adapter interface.

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5. The transferred logging data is saved on the local disk of the computer.

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■ Displaying logging data

The logging data transferred from the adapter interface is stored in a local file.

1. Select a logging file to display, and click [Open/F12] (1).

TIP:
• Click [Upload/F9] (2) to upload the logging data to the server.
• Click [Delete/F1] (3) to delete the logging data.

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2. The logging data is displayed. The graphs’ appearance is the same as for the monitoring function.

TIP:
For information on how to change the graph settings, refer to “Graph settings” (P122).

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3. A yellow broken line is displayed at the marker point, if the marker switch was used during the logging.

TIP:
If there are multiple marker points, you can move between marker points by clicking [Marker Before/F9] and [Marker Next/F12].

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■ CO volume adjustment
This function adjusts the CO concentration of the exhaust gas while the engine is idling.
This function is not available in the [Quick check] mode.

Adjust CO concentration

1. Click [CO volume adjustment] on the [Select function] screen.

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2. The following screen is displayed.

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5

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6
3

1. Engine speed: Displays the engine speed in a graph. 5. Warning lamp: Lights up when an abnormality is detected in
2. Help/Detail: Displays the procedure for adjusting the CO the engine.
concentration. If the warning lamp lights up, stop using YDT, and service
3. Cylinder up/down buttons: Select the cylinder to be adjust- the vehicle following instructions in the Service Manual.
ed. 6. CO adjustment buttons: Adjust the fuel injection step.
4. Adjustment results: Indicates which cylinder was adjusted,
and displays the CO concentration values before and after
adjustment.
3. Adjust the CO concentration while checking it with a CO/HC tester.

TIP:
Be sure to read the operation manual of the CO/HC tester before using it.

4. Start and warm up the engine.

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5. Select the cylinder number (1) of the cylinder to adjust, using the button (2).

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6. Click the [Step up] or [Step down] button (1) to adjust the CO concentration.

TIP:
• Clicking [Step up/F9] increases the CO concentration, and clicking [Step down/F12] decreases it.
• The previous (before-adjustment) and the current (after-adjustment) CO concentration adjustment amounts (2) are displayed.
• The adjustment range varies depending on the model.

7. Choose another cylinder number, and repeat steps 5 and 6.

TIP:
• No [Save] button is provided because the ECU is automatically updated in real-time when the step setting is changed.
• The settings are automatically saved. When the adjustment is complete, turn the ignition switch to OFF.

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■ Re-programming ECU
The ECU program can be re-programmed using the data provided by Yamaha Motor Company in this function.
This function is not available in the [Quick check] mode.

This function is not intended to modify and tune-up the ECU.

This function does not allow ignition timing adjustment settings.

• Re-programming ECU will take a certain amount of time. Make sure the vehicle’s battery is fully charged.
Do not turn the main switch OFF during re-programming.
• Turn off the screen saver function of the computer before re-programming. Also, do not use the power-saving mode or power off the computer
during re-programming, as this may result in a malfunction of the ECU.

TIP:
The ECU reprogram file is supplied in different ways according to countries or regions. Details will be provided when the ECU reprogram file is made available.
The following information items are required for re-programming the ECU. If there are any missing items, enter them first before moving to the next step.
• Dealer information: Dealer code, Dealer name
Refer to “Active test” (P105).
• Basic information: Model type code, Frame number, VIN
Refer to “Editing the basic information” (P73).

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Re-programming ECU

1. Click [Reprogram ECU] on the [Select function] screen.

2. If there is a file requiring ECU reprogramming, select the file. If no files require ECU reprogramming, an error message is displayed.

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3. Click [Start reprogram] (1).

Forbidden actions

4. The ECU reprogram process starts. The status (1) shows the progress of the ECU reprogramming process.

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5. “Reprogramming completed” is displayed when the reprogramming process is complete. Click [OK].

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The certification of ECU reprogram completion can be exported in .PNG format. Refer to “ECU information / CO adjustment History / ECU reprogram records”
(P71).

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■ Writing Frame Number

Using this function, the frame number written in the ECU can be modified.
This function is not available on the [Quick check] mode.
On some models, frame numbers cannot be written into the ECU.

1. Click [Writing Frame number] on the [Select function] screen.

2. Select [Vehicle Identification Number - VIN] or [Primary ID Number - PID] and enter the number.

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3. Click [Record/F12].

4. Enter the number again under [Vehicle Identification Number - VIN] or [Primary ID Number - PID] for confirmation.
5. Click [OK].

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6. Click [Update/F11] (1).

The “Current frame number” (2) is updated.

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ECU status

■ ECU status
Communicates with the server and diagnoses status of ECU.

1. Select ECU Status from the function selection, and then click [ECU Status].

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2. Displays the judgment results.

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Communicates with the server and diagnoses status of ECU. The diagnosis results show basic information (model, software version, etc.) acquired from ECU
along with the framed field on the left.

Terminology for judgment results

• When normal  True
• When abnormal  False
• When not connected to the internet (not communicating through YDT portal)  Verification failed (Network error)
• When the vehicle’s ECU does not support this function  The function is not supported by this ECU

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■ Diagnosis of EV battery
Use this function to diagnose the status of the EV battery.

1. On the [Select function] screen, click [EV battery inspection].

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2. EV battery diagnosis results are displayed.

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For a vehicle equipped with two EV batteries, go to step 3.

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3
6

4 7
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8 10

1. EV battery under diagnosis: 7. Number of charges

The EV battery under diagnosis is displayed. (for every EV battery temperature):
2. Basic information: The number of charges for every EV battery temperature is
The basic information for the EV battery is displayed. displayed.
For “EV battery purchase date” and “EV battery part num- 8. Print button:
ber”, you must enter data manually. Click it to print diagnosis results for customers.
3. Status of EV battery: 9. Rediagnosis button:
The SOC and SOH of the EV battery are displayed. Click it to start diagnosis again.
4. EV battery diagnosis results: 10. Save button:
EV battery diagnosis results are displayed. Click it to save diagnosis results.
5. Vehicle information:
Vehicle information is displayed.
6. Number of charges
(for every EV battery remaining amount):
The number of charges for every EV battery remaining
amount is displayed.

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3. To diagnose the second EV battery, click “EV battery #2 inspection” “1”.

4. Remove EV battery #1 first and then click [Okay].

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If you change the battery to diagnose, message “2” appears. At this time, be sure to remove the EV battery that will not be diagnosed.

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5. The “Diagnosis will start” message “1” appears.

Click [Okay].

6. Results of diagnosis of EV battery #2 are displayed.

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For details of diagnosis functions, refer to step 2.

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If the EV battery to diagnose is not mounted in the battery slot of the vehicle, “The battery is not mounted” message “1” appears.

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 Adjustment of aiming

■ Adjustment of aiming
Diagnose the state of MRR aiming.

1. On the Select function screen, click [MRR Aiming].

2. For the aiming method, click [Dynamic Aiming] or [Static Aiming].

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3. When [Dynamic Aiming] is selected

1. Connect YDT to the vehicle. 5. When the diagnosis is complete, reconnect YDT to the ve-
2. Click the [Start] button. hicle.
3. Remove YDT from the vehicle. 6. Click the [Reconnect] button.
4. Implement dynamic diagnosis. 7. The diagnosis results are displayed.

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• To stop, press the [Stop] button.
• Refer to the service manual for the relevant vehicle regarding vehicle controls during dynamic aiming.
• Refer to the service manual for the relevant vehicle regarding the method to adjust aiming.

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4. When [Static Aiming] is selected

1. Connect YDT to the vehicle.

2. Click the [Start] button.
3. The diagnosis results are displayed.

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Refer to the service manual for the relevant vehicle regarding the method to adjust aiming.

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Data viewer

■ Data viewer
This function can display the data for a vehicle without creating a maintenance record file. Using this function, the following types of data can be displayed:
• The FFD data output into a file
• The monitoring data output into a file
• The logging data

1. Click [Data viewer] on the [Home] screen.

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■ FFD
This function displays the FFD data output into a file during the fault diagnosis.

1. Click [FFD] on the [Data viewer] screen.

2. Click [Open/F12] (1).

3. Select a file, and click [Open] (2).

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4. The FFD data is displayed.

1 3 5
7 7

2 4 6

1. Total energizing time to ECU: (hour/min./sec.) 4. Number of times the main switch was turned on since the
Displays the total energizing time (the total amount of time fault or event occurred:
elapsed with the vehicle’s main switch ON) at the time the Displays the number of times the main switch was turned
fault or event code was read from the ECU. ON from the time the fault or event code was detected until
2. Total energizing time when abnormality occurred: the time the code was read.
Displays the total energizing time of the ECU (the total 5. Mileage from abnormal occurrence:
amount of time elapsed with the vehicle’s main switch ON) Displays the distance travelled after the fault was first de-
at the time the fault code or event code was detected. tected. This item may not be available depending on the
3. Number of occurrences: model.
Displays the number of fault occurrences, between the time 6. Elapsed time from the abnormality:
the fault was first detected and the time the code was read. Displays the energizing time of the ECU (the amount of time
with the vehicle main switch ON) since the fault was first de-
tected. This item may not be available depending on the
model.
7. Selecting an FFD determined by YAMAHA or an FFD deter-
mined by OBD displays each of them. If there is only infor-
mation for one of them, you cannot select the other one.

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• The 0msec data column shows the operation data at the time of the fault detection.
• For some models, the operation data before and after the fault detection can be displayed.
• The number of data columns and the time intervals before and after the fault detection vary according to the model.
• With the YAMAHA-FFD, the latest data is saved (overwrite), with the OBD-FFD, the first data acquired is saved and kept.

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■ Monitoring data
This function displays the monitoring data output into a file during monitoring.
Two items of monitoring data can be displayed side by side.

Monitoring graph

1. Click [Monitoring data] on the [Data viewer] screen.

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2. Click [Monitoring graph] in the menu.

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3. Click [Open/F12] (1).

4. Select a file, and click [Open] (2).

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For information on how to change the graph settings, refer to “Graph settings” (P122).

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Monitoring graph2

Two items of monitoring data can be displayed and compared side by side.

1. Click [Monitoring graph2] in the menu.

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2. Click [File1 Open/F12] (1).

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3. Select a file, and click [Open] (2).

4. Display the data for File 2 in the same way as for File 1.

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• File 1 is displayed in the upper pane and File 2 in the lower pane.
• For information on how to change the graph settings, refer to “Graph settings” (P122).

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■ Logging data
This function displays the logging data saved in the computer.
However, this function does not allow to transfer to or view on a computer the data saved in the adapter interface.
To transfer data stored in the adapter interface to a computer, refer to “Transferring the logging data from the adapter interface” (P131).

1. Click [Logging data] on the [Data viewer] screen.

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2. Select one of the files under [Local file] and click [Open/F12].

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• If there are logging data outside of the folder set in the application, click [Transfer/F11] and select the data.
• Click [Upload /F9] to upload the logging data to the server.

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3. The logging data is displayed. The graph appearance is the same as for the monitoring function.

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For information on how to change the graph settings, refer to “Graph settings” (P122).

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System maintenance

■ System maintenance
This menu is used for setting up the system and updating the program.

1. Click [System maintenance] on the [Home] screen. The [System maintenance] screen is displayed.

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■ Option setting
Using this menu, the settings for the following information items can be changed.
• Units (“Speed, Distance” and “Temperature”)
• Language
• Password
• Secret question and answer
• Saving destination for the maintenance record
• Dealer information

1. Click [Option setting] on the [System maintenance] screen.

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■ Unit settings
Set the units for “Speed, Distance” and “Temperature”.

1. Select the desired unit from the pull-down menu.

• Speed, Distance: “km/h, km” or “mph, mile”
• Temperature: “°C” or “°F”

TIP:
By default, “Speed, Distance” is set to “km/h, km” and “Temperature” to “°C”.

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■ Language setting
Use this function to change the display language of the application.

1. Click [Select language] to change the language and select the desired language from the pull-down menu.

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• The default setting is “Adopt the Operating System language of the computer (default)”.
• You can select one of 16 languages. Refer to “Supported languages” (P24).

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■ Change the password

Use this function to change the application’s password. Make sure to change the password when you first use the application.

1. Click [Change password].

2. Fill in the “Current password”, “New password” and “Re-input New password” fields, and click [OK].

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• The default password is “0000”.
• Use half-width alphanumeric characters for the password. The application recognizes both uppercase and lowercase entry.

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■ Change the Secret question and answer

Using this function, enter a secret question and answer only known to you, in order for confirming your password in case you forget it.

1. Click [Secret question and answer].

2. Fill in the “Secret question”, “Secret answer”, and “Password” fields, and click [OK].

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The default “Secret answer” is “YAMAHA”.
The “Secret question” will be asked if you forget your password, and you will have to enter the “Secret answer”. Please remember both your secret question
and its answer.

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3. To register the changed “Secret question and answer” click [OK], and then click [Save/F12].

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■ Set the destination for saving the maintenance record and basic information
Set any destination folder for saving the maintenance records.

1. Select [Custom setting] (1) for saving the maintenance record in any folder.

TIP:
By default, the “Default setting” option is used for the destination folder of maintenance records.

2. Click [Open] (2).

3. Specify the destination, and click [OK] (3).
4. Click [Save/F12] (4) to change the setting.

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Enter the dealer information

This function is used for entering the dealer information when YDT is first used. It is also used for changing the dealer information.
The dealer information entered with this function appears on maintenance record files – which will be shown to customers. Please make sure you enter the
correct information.

1. Click [Dealer information].

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2. Enter the dealer information, and click [Save/F12].

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• Items marked with “*” are required items. Enter other items as necessary.
• More than one person can be registered with the Staff (6) field.

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1 7
2 8

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3 10
4 11
5

1. Dealer code * 7. Country * (select from the pull-down menu)

2. Dealer name * 8. Postal code (Zip code)
3. Telephone number 9. State/Province *
4. E-mail 10. City
5. Homepage 11. Address
6. Staff

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■ File management
The File management function allows you to check or perform an offline update for the files stored in your computer. It is used for:
• Updating the definition file
• Updating the standard file
• Importing the ECU program
• Importing, saving a backup copy of, and restoring the maintenance record files, as well as migrating the maintenance record files.

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Online environment:
• When starting the application, if updates for Definition files or Standard value files are available, a message is displayed. Click [OK] to update the files.
• When starting the application, if a firmware update is available, a message prompts you to download the new firmware. Update the firmware from the “Adapter
Interface reprogram” menu.
Offline environment:
• Perform a manual update using the procedure described in the next page when obtaining offline update data.

1. Click [File management] on the [System maintenance] screen.

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Definition file update

Import the definition file and update the data.

1. Select [Definition files] (1) in the menu, and click [Import/F1] (2).

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2. Select the definition file, and click [Open].

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The definition file is supplied in different ways according to countries or regions. Details will be provided when the definition file is made available.

3. The definition file is updated.

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Restart the application after updating the definition file, in order to validate the updated data.

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Standard file update

Import the standard files, and update the data.

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The standard values will not be displayed if the registered type in the vehicle’s standard information does not match the model type code in the standard file.
Import the file whose model type code matches the model type code in the vehicle’s standard information.

1. Select [Standard files] (1) in the menu, and click [Import/F1] (2).

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2. Select the standard file, and click [Open].

TIP:
The standard file is supplied in different ways according to countries or regions. Details will be provided when the standard file is made available.

3. The standard file is updated.

Importing the ECU program

This function imports into the application the data required for re-programming the ECU program.

1. Select [Reprogram files] (1) in the menu, and click [Import/F1] (2).

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2. Select the program for re-programming, and click [Open].

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• The extension of the ECU reprogram file differs depending on the model. Select the file extension from the pull-down menu under [Reprogram file].
• In case of online update, the ECU reprogram file is downloaded automatically.
• In case of offline update, the program for re-programming the ECU is supplied in different ways according to countries or regions. Details will be provided
when the program for re-programming ECU is made available.

3. The program for re-programming the ECU is imported into the computer.

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Importing, saving a backup copy of, and migrating the Maintenance record files

Importing and creating a backup copy of the Maintenance record files in the system, and restoring to the backup data can be performed using this function.
It can also be used to migrate the Maintenance record files created and maintained with YDT version 2.

TIP:
The following data can be migrated from YDT version 2.
• Basic information on vehicle, history of Diagnosis of function, records of Diagnosis of malfunction, information on maintenance records
• ECU reprogramming records, logging data, monitoring data

1. Select [Maintenance record files] in the menu.

2. Click [Import/F11] (1), [Backup/F2] (2), [Restore/F1] (3), or [Migration/F3] (4) depending on the purpose.

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1. Import
Select the maintenance record file, and click [Open].

2. Backup
Select the destination folder for the backup copy of the maintenance record file, and click [OK].

3. Restore
Select the folder containing the backup copy of the maintenance record file, and click [Open].

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4. Migrate Maintenance record files

Click [Migration/F3]. The Maintenance record files migrate from YDT version 2.

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 Version information

■ Version information
The version information, copyright information and other information of YDT, adapter interface, and the definition file can be checked using this function.

1. Click [Version information] on the [System maintenance] screen.

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2. The version information is displayed.

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The vehicle’s battery voltage is displayed in the “Battery Voltage” field. Unless the program is connected to the vehicle, a correct battery voltage value cannot
be displayed. “Temperature” indicates the temperature around the adapter interface.

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■ Adapter Interface reprogram

This function is used for updating the adapter interface program.

• Do not connect the adapter interface to the vehicle when updating the program.
If the adapter interface is connected to the vehicle during the program update, it will fail and become unusable.
• Do not disconnect the adapter interface from the computer while updating the program. If the connection is cut during the program date, the
adapter interface will fail and become unusable.

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• In case of online update, when starting the application, a message prompts you to download an A/I program update. The downloaded data will be stored on
the computer. According to the program update procedure, select the downloaded update program and update the A/I.
• In case of offline update, an A/I program update is supplied in different ways according to countries or regions. Details will be provided when the update
program is made available.

■ Program update

1. Check the connection between the computer and the adapter interface. Do not connect the vehicle communication cable.
2. Click [Adapter Interface reprogram] in the [System maintenance] menu.

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3. Click [Connect/F11] (1).

The adapter interface information is read, and the information is displayed in the “Version” column (2).

4. Click [Open/F12] (1) and select the program to update.

5. Click [Open] (2).

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6. Click [Reprogram/F1].
The program update starts.

[Link] B4FE
[Link] B691

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Open operating manual

■ Open operating manual

This function displays the “YDT Operation Manual” (this document) in the set language in PDF format.

1. Click [Open operating manual] in the [System maintenance] menu.

2. The Operation manual is displayed.

YAMAHA DIAGNOSTIC TOOL

OPERATION MANUAL

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■ Import operating manual

The Operation Manual can be imported into YDT.
When installing the application through USB connection, the operation manual is automatically installed on the computer at the same time.
When the operation manual is updated, its updated contents is included in the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions). This section describes the process to down-
load and import the updated operation manual to YDT.

TIP:
Only .Zip files can be imported.

1. Click [Import operating manual] in the [System maintenance] menu.

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2. Select the file to import, and click [Open].

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■ Network setting
This function is used to set the connection destination in the Web and the proxy server.

1. Click [Network setting] in the [System maintenance] menu.

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2. Change the settings, and click [Save/F12].

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• Do not change [Server URL]. Otherwise, the connection to the server will not be established.
• The default setting is “auto update”. In this setting, the update file is automatically updated when YDT is connected to the Internet.
• The default setting is “Adopt the proxy of Internet Explorer (default)”. The setting process differs depending on the setting of LAN (Local Area network). Con-
tact your network administrator for details, and select “Enable the following proxy” when setting up the proxy server.

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■ Check software update

This function obtains the information on the latest version on the server.

1. Click [Check updates] in the [System maintenance] menu.

2. Click [Check update/F11].

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3. The current version and the latest version are displayed. Select the items to update, and click [Update/F12].

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■ FAQ
This function displays frequently asked questions and answers about YDT. Whenever you have a question, first look for an answer in the FAQ using this
function. An Internet connection is required. By connecting to the Internet, you can download the latest version of the Operation Manual.

1. Click [FAQ] in [System maintenance].

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2. An Internet browser is displayed.

Search for the question, and click [Detail] (1).

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Download the latest version of the Operation Manual from “Manual” (2).

YDT cannot communicate with the vehicle

The adapter interface is not recognized

Manual

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The adapter interface is not recognized

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3. Check the answer.

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Please answer the “Did it benefit you?” question to help us improve the FAQ tool.

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■ Bluetooth settings

TIP:
Before using YDT, check the following items.
• Is the computer’s battery sufficiently charged, or is the computer connected to a power source?
• Is there any rust on the connectors to which you are connecting?
• If any other programs are running, close all those programs.
• To use Bluetooth communications, you need to register the device being connected (pairing). However, with Bluetooth compatible A/I, a pairing method that
uses wired connection is used to clearly identify the device being connected. Because of this, you need to use the provided USB cable to create a wired
connection between the computer and the A/I, as shown in the following diagram.
• After pairing is complete, you can use wireless connection through Bluetooth to connect to the vehicle.
• The A/I and computer that have been paired do not need this procedure to be used in the future.

1. If you are using an “SD” standard card, format to “FAT16”; if you are using an “SDHC” standard card, format to “FAT32”.
2. Insert a microSD memory card into the Bluetooth communication compatible A/I.
3. Connect the Bluetooth dongle to the Bluetooth communication compatible A/I.
4. Connect the Bluetooth communication compatible A/I to the computer using the provided USB cable.

5. Start YDT.

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6. Click [Bluetooth setting].

7. Click [pairing].

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8. When a balloon notification requesting pairing appears on the OS, allow connection. If a balloon notification does not appear, select “Allow device con-
nection (L)” from the Bluetooth icon on the computer, and then allow connection.

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• Confirm that the pairing code that is shown in the window matches the one on the OS of the computer, and then do the operations according to the instruc-
tions.
• The pairing codes change each time they are executed.
• On Windows 7, pairing requests appear in a balloon notification, but there is no notification with Windows 10.

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9. The list of paired devices shows the name of the paired devices and the last date they were connected.

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10. Disconnect the USB cable, and then click [Connect]. The Bluetooth connection is enabled when the Bluetooth indicator lights orange and a “” mark
appears in the connection status.

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• If you cannot confirm that pairing is complete, click [Remove] and do the procedure again from step 7.
• When you finish working, click [Disconnect], and then disconnect the A/I and YDT connection to finish working.

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11. After pairing is complete, you can connect from the top page when you reconnect.

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• Connect the A/I to the vehicle.
• Click [Select Device (F12)], next, select a device and click [Connect].

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Troubleshooting

■ Troubleshooting
Whenever you need help, or some trouble occurs while operating YDT, please inspect it according to the following table. If you cannot fix the issue, or if the issue
is not listed in the table, please consult your distributor.

TIP:
The information below was gathered at the time YDT 3 was released. For additional information, please check the server connected from the [FAQ] function.

Installation

Error description Cause Action

The computer does not meet the system requirements Use a computer conform to the operating environment conditions.
The YDT installation screen of the application. Refer to “System requirements” (P20).
is not displayed. The USB memory for the YDT application is not config-
For details on the installation procedure, refer to “YDT Installation” (P24).
ured for automatic update.
The user account logged onto the computer does not Logon as the administrator. Then right-click the setup program ([Link]) in the USB
have the installation privilege (administrator privilege). memory, and select “Run as administrator”.
An error is displayed during The system requirement for .NET Framework, neces-
Refer to “System requirements” (P20).
the installation of YDT. sary for installing YDT, is not met.
The download of .NET Framework, necessary for in-
Check if the computer is connected to the Internet.
stalling YDT, failed.
Disconnect the adapter interface from the vehicle and computer. Connect the comput-
The dedicated USB driver for Yamaha Diagnostic Tool er and the adapter interface and check the status.
is not installed. Install the dedicated USB driver in the USB memory.
Refer to “USB driver installation” (P218).
The adapter interface is not
Disconnect the adapter interface from the vehicle and computer. Connect the comput-
recognized. The USB driver was installed while Yamaha Diagnostic
er and the adapter interface and install the USB driver. Refer to “USB driver installa-
Tool was connected to the vehicle.
tion” (P218).
No microSD card is installed on the A/I or it has not been If you are using a microSD card or an “SD” standard card, format to “FAT16”; if you are
formatted. using an “SDHC” standard card, format to “FAT32”. Refer to “Specifications” (P21).
The adapter interface cannot The USB memory you are using has been used once In order to update multiple Version 2.0 adapter interfaces, the same number of USB
be updated to version 3.0. before for updating another adapter interface. memories is required.

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Application

Error description Cause Action

The application is not installed. Install the application. Refer to “YDT Installation” (P24).
The application does not start normally. Re-install the application. Refer to “YDT Installation” (P24).
The application does not The computer does not meet the system requirements Use a computer conform to the operating environment conditions.
start. of the application. Refer to “System requirements” (P20).
.NET Framework is not installed. Install .NET Framework 4.5.1.
Another application is being used at the same time. Quit the program, and then start the application.
Connect the USB cable of the adapter interface to the computer, and check that the
A function of the application The adapter interface is not connected.
USB connection indicator shows ON. Refer to “LED display” (P23).
cannot be used.
The version of the adapter interface program is too old. Update the program to Version 3.
The adapter interface is not Install the dedicated USB driver in the USB memory. Refer to “USB driver installation”
The dedicated USB driver is not installed.
recognized. (P218).
Remove the harness connected to the vehicle, and insert and extract the USB cable.
-> Remove once the connection between the vehicle and the adapter interface. Then
YDT is connected to the vehicle.
connect only the adapter interface to the computer, and have it recognized. Then con-
nect the repeater to the vehicle.

The drive of the adapter inter- Change the drive letter to one different from all other drive letters.
face is not recognized. 1. Right-click [Computer] and select [Manage].
2. Select [Storage] -> [Disk Management].
The letter of the adapter interface drive is the same as
3. Right-click [YamahaMotor (X:)], and select “Change Drive Letters and Paths…”. (X:
that of another drive.
represents any network drive, meaning the Diagnostic Tool.)
4. Click [Change] and check “Assign the following drive letter:”.
5. Change the drive letter by choosing a letter different from all other drive letters.
The Program Update Screen
of the adapter interface does The program update of the adapter interface failed. Select [System maintenance] -> [Reprogram Adapter/Interface].
not open.
The adapter interface is not
The version of the adapter interface firmware is too old. Update the adapter interface firmware version to the one for Version 3.
recognized.
The application, definition file, Register/update the YDT.
etc. cannot be updated on- YDT is not registered. Refer to “Register the YDT” (P42).
line. Refer to “Check software update” (P199).

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Communication

Error description Cause Action

Connect the communication cables correctly between the computer and the adapter
YDT is not properly connected to the vehicle. interface), and between the adapter interface and the vehicle.
Refer to “Connection to vehicle (wired)” (P32).
A foreign object is stuck in the coupler. Remove the foreign object.
The main switch is turned OFF. Click [Connect], and then operate the main switch following the instruction.
The battery of the vehicle is not connected. Connect the battery.
The USB driver is not installed. Install the USB driver. Refer to “USB driver installation” (P218).
YDT cannot communicate The communication cable is broken. Replace the communication cable.
with the vehicle.
A cable longer than the USB cable supplied with YDT is
Use the USB cable supplied with YDT.
used.
The adapter interface and the computer are connected
Connect the adapter interface and the computer without a USB hub.
via an USB hub.
Connect a fully charged battery.
Use the battery while charging it.
The battery voltage of the vehicle is too low.
The battery voltage can be checked by selecting [Home] -> [System maintenance]->
[Version information].
Click [Connect the vehicle] and other functions of the application. Then turn the main
switch ON, following instructions. Then click [Continue].
[Continue] is not clicked in the Communication Screen.
Connection may be successful without clicking [Continue] in some communication sys-
A communication error is dis- tem.
played when communication
The communication cable or the USB cable was re- Do not remove the communication cable or the USB cable until all the functions’ win-
with the vehicle is started.
moved during communication with the vehicle. dows are closed.
The vehicle's main switch was turned OFF during the
Do not turn the main switch OFF until all the functions’ windows are closed.
communication with the vehicle.
Connect a fully charged battery.
The communication is cut off
Use the battery while charging it.
during the use of various The battery voltage of the vehicle is too low.
The battery voltage can be checked by selecting [Home] -> [System maintenance]->
functions.
[Version information].
Power is supplied from the vehicle battery to the adapter interface, even when the ve-
The battery voltage of the ve- hicle's main switch is OFF.
The adapter interface was left connected to the vehicle.
hicle drops significantly. Therefore, remove the adapter interface from the vehicle immediately, after fault anal-
ysis is completed.

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Error description Cause Action

Connect to a wired or wireless Internet.
YDT is not connected to a wired or wireless Internet.
Configure the Internet connection.
YDT cannot connect to the The network is not configured. Select [System maintenance] -> [Network setting] and configure the proxy server.
database. Register/update the YDT.
YDT is not registered. Refer to “Register the YDT” (P42).
Refer to Refer to “Check software update” (P199).
Pairing is not possible.
After pairing, wireless com- Multiple Bluetooth dongles are being used. Disconnect the other Bluetooth dongles that are being used, or use a wired connection.
munications are not possible.

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Tool functions

Error description Cause Action

[Connect the vehicle] or
The USB port of the computer does not have the adapt- Connect the USB port of the computer and the adapter interface using the USB cable.
[Quick check] in the [Home]
er interface connected to it. Refer to “Connection to vehicle (wired)” (P32).
screen are not enabled.
Various inspections cannot The engine stop switch is turned OFF. Turn the engine stop switch ON.
be performed in the Function Connect a fully charged battery.
Diagnosis Mode or the Dy- The battery voltage of the vehicle is too low. The battery voltage can be checked by selecting [Home] -> [System maintenance]->
namic Inspection. [Version information].
The definition file will be automatically updated while YDT is online.
“Not defined” is displayed in
The definition file is not updated. Import the definition file into the computer in the case of offline specification.
the fault diagnosis.
Refer to “Definition file update” (P181).
The evaluation in the Func-
The standard value file will be automatically updated while YDT is online.
tion Diagnosis Mode or the
The standard value file is not updated. Import the standard value file into the computer in the case of offline specification.
Dynamic Inspection is incor-
Refer to “Inspection history” (P103).
rect.
Set the language of the computer to the application support language.
The region setting of the computer is not adequate for
The log file does not open. 1. Select [Region and Language] in [Control Panel].
the operating conditions of the application.
2. Select the language from the [Formats] list.
Connect the adapter interface to the vehicle correctly.
The adapter interface is not connected to the vehicle.
Refer to “Connection to vehicle (wired)” (P32).
The amount of data has exceeded the data saving ca- Import the data of adapter interface (adapter interface) into the computer.
pacity of the adapter interface. Refer to “Transferring the logging data from the adapter interface” (P131).

The logging data is not Connect a fully charged battery.

saved. The battery voltage of the vehicle is too low. The battery voltage can be checked by selecting [Home] -> [System maintenance]->
[Version information].
Re-configure the logging from the beginning.
The adapter interface was removed from the vehicle af- Do not remove the adapter interface from the vehicle during the logging (The main
ter the logging had been configured. switch can be turned OFF).
Refer to “Maintenance records” (P61).
The control unit to be diag-
The communication connection between the adapter in- Go back to the [Select function] screen, and turn the vehicle main switch OFF. Then
nosed in the Static Inspection
terface and the control unit is cut off. perform the Static Inspection following the dialog message.
is not displayed.
The logging function cannot
Older YDT than Version 3, and the adapter interface This is not a malfunction.
be used, or the logging data
with the firmware updated for Version 3, are used in The adapter interface with the firmware updated to Ver. 3 must be used with YDT
cannot be read from the
combination. Ver.3.
adapter interface.

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Error description Cause Action

When moving to the next di-
Your action may be too fast.
agnosis or other function
After the main switch is turned OFF, it takes a few sec- Check that the vehicle connection indicator is OFF before performing the next menu.
menus, the screen does not
onds for the system to move to the next screen.
become active.
Mismatch between the ECU to be re-programmed and Install the file for re-programming appropriate for the model of the ECU to be re-pro-
the file for re-programming. grammed.
Connect a fully charged battery.
The battery voltage of the vehicle is too low. The battery voltage can be checked by selecting [Home] -> [System maintenance]->
The ECU cannot be re-pro- [Version information].
grammed. Perform re-programming in an environment with an ambient temperature of 5 to 30 ºC.
The atmospheric temperature around the control unit is
Besides, if the engine is heated due to operating perform the re-programming after the
too low or too high.
engine is cooled off.
Stop the engine, and turn the vehicle's main switch OFF. Then perform the re-program-
The engine is not stopped.
ming.
Permanent activation is
not possible because there
The computer is not connected to the internet. Check and correct the internet connection.
is no internet connection.
Connect to the internet.
Permanent activation is
not possible because the
Go to the dealer portal and confirm whether the warranty is correctly registered, or reg-
warranty has not been reg- The warranty is not registered.
ister it.
istered. Try again after reg-
istering the warranty.
Activation is not possible
because the term of validi-
ty from the warranty regis- After registering the warranty, permanently release the
Contact Yamaha and ask them to correct the warranty registration data.
tration date has ended. lock within the specified number of days.
Register the warranty
again.
Failed to acquire activation The VIN is not registered at the YDT portal.
status. YDT cannot acquire information from the server. Contact Yamaha.
Transmission between YDT and ECU failed.

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Display functions

Error description Cause Action

The text is garbled or out of The language of the computer is not suitable for the pro- Use a computer suitable for the operating environment conditions.
alignment. gram. Refer to “Supported languages” (P24).
Those messages may appear during the ECU Re-programming. They do not indicate
The ECU Re-programming function is in use. a malfunction.
The meters will be restored to normal after the ECU Re-programming is completed.
“Er_1”,“Er_2”, and alike are Those messages may appear while the Fault Diagnosis function is in use. They do not
displayed in the meters of the indicate a malfunction.
The Fault Diagnosis function is in use.
vehicle. Close the window of the Fault Diagnosis function, and turn the main switch OFF. Then
the meters will be restored to normal.
Connect the adapter interface to the vehicle correctly.
The adapter interface is not connected to the vehicle.
Refer to “Connection to vehicle (wired)” (P32).
This message may appear while those functions are in use. It does not indicate a mal-
“Er_4” is displayed in the me- The Function Diagnosis function or the CO Adjustment function.
ters of the vehicle. function are in use. Close the window of the function, and turn the main switch OFF. Then the meters will
be restored to normal.
The display of the fuel con-
sumption meter and/or other The Monitoring function or the Logging function are in The display may be different from the actual state of the vehicle, while those functions
meters of the vehicle is not use. are in use. It does not indicate a malfunction.
accurate.
“Er_1”, “Er_2”, and alike are
displayed in the meters of the The communication connection between the vehicle Those messages may appear when the communication connection starts. They do not
vehicle, and the warning lamp and the adapter interface has started. indicate a malfunction.
lights up.
The warning lamp may light up or go on and off, while the monitoring items or logging
The warning lamp of the vehi- The communication connection with the vehicle is start-
items are being read from the control unit.
cle meters goes on and off ed using the Monitoring function or the Logging func-
However, if the warning lamp stays on or keeps going on and off, that indicates an ab-
non-periodically. tion.
normality in the vehicle. Check the fault information using the Fault Diagnosis function.

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Diagnosis system and database system

Error description Cause Action

Use one of the following browsers.
The layout of the FAQ or the Microsoft Edge (latest version)
Service Manual (HTML edi- The Web browser being used is not supported.
Firefox (latest version)
tion) is broken, or the text is Google Chrome (latest version)
garbled.
The operating system being used is not supported. Use Windows 7, 8.1, or 10.
Connect to a wired or wireless Internet.
YDT is not connected to a wired or wireless Internet.
Configure the Internet connection.
The Service Manual (PDF
edition) cannot be viewed. Register/update the YDT.
YDT is not registered. Refer to “Register the YDT” (P42).
Refer to “Refer to “Check software update” (P199).”
Connect to a wired or wireless Internet.
YDT is not connected to a wired or wireless Internet.
Configure the Internet connection.
The Service Manual (HTML
edition) cannot be viewed. Register/update the YDT.
YDT is not registered. Refer to “Register the YDT” (P42).
Refer to “Check software update” (P199).

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■ USB driver installation

When the adapter interface is connected to the computer for the first time, an installation screen for general USB drivers will be displayed. However, the YDT
program does not work with general USB drivers. It is necessary to install the dedicated USB driver supplied with the USB memory.

1. Connect the USB cable to the adapter interface communications port and the USB port on your computer.
2. Select [System] in [Control Panel] of the computer.
3. Click [Device Manager].
4. Right-click [Adapter, Interface] and select [Update Driver Software].

5. Check that the USB memory for YDT is set, and select the [Browse my computer for driver software].
Select the USB memory for YDT.

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6. Click [Next].
USB driver installation starts.

TIP:
Warning and confirmation dialog boxes appear. Continue the installation process.

7. [YAMAHA Diagnostic System WinUSB Driver] will be displayed if the adapter interface is recognized correctly.

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8. Disconnect the A/I and the USB memory from the computer.
■ YDT uninstallation

1. Quit all running programs, and then start the uninstallation process.
2. Select [Programs and Features] in [Control Panel] of the computer.
3. Select [YAMAHA DIAGNOSTIC TOOL] and click [Delete].

TIP:
YDT Ver. 3 is listed on the top, and the next one is the previous version. YDT Ver. 3 shows larger file size than the previous version.

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■ FCC Declaration of Conformity

Manufacturer:
YAMAHA MOTOR CO., LTD
2500 Shingai, Iwata, Shizuoka, 438-8501 Japan

Importer:
YAMAHA MOTOR EUROPE N.V.
Koolhovenlaan 101, 1119 NC Schiphol-Rijk, 1117 ZN, Schiphol, the Nether-
lands

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must
accept any interference received, including interference that may cause unde-
sired operation.

FCC* CAUTION
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Note:
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class
A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful in-
terference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and,
if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful inter-
ference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his
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YAMAHA MOTOR CO.,LTD. 2500 Shinqai, Iwata, 438-8501, Japan

UK Declaration of Conformity (DoC)

We Manufacturer:
Company name: Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd YAMAHA MOTOR CO., LTD
Postal address: 2500 Shingai, lwata-shi, Shizuoka-ken, 438-8501 Japan
2500 Shingai, Iwata, Shizuoka, 438-8501 Japan
declare that the DoC is issued under our sole responsibility and belongs to the following product:
Object of the declaration
Apparatus product: DIAGNOSTIC TOOL (A/I) Importer:
Model: 90890-03264
YAMAHA MOTOR EUROPE N.V. BRANCH UK
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STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS 2016 No. 1091 Electromagnetic Compatibility (The

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Shizuoka, Japan November 19, 2021

Place of Issue: Date of Issue: Hiroyoshi Kato
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OPERATION MANUAL
Published: March 2023 All rights reserved.

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