Autel ADAS ADVANCED Package Includes All Components of the ADASCOMPLETE and LDWTARGET2 Packages & the ADASTABLET

Autel came out with the advanced package to make it easier for the buyer to purchase, plus giving you a discount for buying everything all together. This does not include the oversize AVM. There’s a lot of information below, please take the time to look at all of it. Believe us it’s will be a great investment for your shop.

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The MaxiSys ADAS Calibration Tablet

Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) is becoming standard equipment on today’s new vehicles. These systems are designed to assist drivers to prevent collisions by displaying alerts, providing camera images or by taking instantaneous control of the vehicle. The Autel MaxiSys ADAS provides the original complete diagnostic functionality, comprehensive and precise ADAS calibration. With MaxiSys calibration tools and accurate software, Autel MaxiSys ADAS is an ideal calibration tool for collision repair, glass replacement and repair shops.

• Overview:
• Precise: crossbar's minor adjustment knob and laser positioning provide millimeter-level accuracy.
• Flexible: lift can be adjusted by power; pattern cloth and pattern board are portable and easy for storage.
• Integrated: modular frame assembled with accessory tools for calibration; pattern board holder, pattern cloth and pattern board are easy to move.
• Smart: calibration procedure; compatible use with leveling lift adjustment
• Accurate: regular updates of latest OE-level diagnostic and calibration software; correct calibration
• Intuitive: tutorial graphics and step-by-step instructions; Pre-Scan & Post-Scan Reports (ADAD module identification, Calibration)
• Complete: Wide vehicle coverage; Seven Calibration Functions; Fixed & Mobile Calibrations

• Potential usage:
• Glass Replacement, Specialty Repair, Collision Repair, Wheel Alignment

• Adjustable Calibration Frame and Tools
• The large automatic screw mechanism provides compatible use with vehicle leveling lifts by offering a taller than average extended adjustable height.
• Easily Interchangeable and flexible calibration components
• Precise fine-tuning hand knob and laser positioning for millimeter ruler accuracy

• Calibration Tooling Kit
• Easily Interchangeable Calibration Components
• Exceptional Vehicle Coverage
• Made of durable stain resistant material and easily cleaned.
• Easy to store and transport

• Calibration Software:
• Step-by-step instructions display exact OE-calibration specifications and videos
• Pre-SCAN and Post-SCAN diagnostic report directly presents the existing problems, diagnostic results and repair suggestions
• J2534 Maxiflash Elite for OE Level programming
• Faster 1.3GHz + 1.7GHz hexa-core processor, double the speed with our revolutionary multitask-capable Android Operating System
• AutoVIN / AutoSCAN all modules in all systems
• The best possible OE-level diagnostic coverage to offer complete ADAS and diagnostic solutions for smarter repair and calibration.

Tablet Operating System		AndroidTM 4.4.2, KitKat
Tablet Processor		Samsung Exynos Six-core Processor (1.3GHz Quad-core ARM Cortex-A7 + 1.7GHz Dual-core ARM Cortex-A15)
Tablet Memory		2GB RAM & 64GB On-board Memory
Tablet Display		9.7 inch LED capacitive touch screen with 1024x768 resolution
Tablet Connectivity		Wi-Fi (802.11 a/b/g/n/ac) USB: 2.0 BT v.2.1 + EDR SD Card (Support up to 32GB) HDMI
Tablet Camera (rear)		8.0 Megapixel, AF with Flashlight
Tablet Sensors		Gravity Accelerometer, Ambient Light Sensor (ALS)
Tablet Audio Input/output		Microphone Dual Speakers 3-Band 3.5 mm stereo/standard headset jack
Tablet Power and Battery		11000 mAh 3.7 V lithium-polymer battery Charging via 12 V AC/DC power supply with the temperature between 0°C and 45°C
Tablet Input Voltage		12 V (9-24 V)
Tablet Power Consumption		6.5 W
Tablet Operating Temp.		0 to 50°C (32 to 122°F)
Tablet Storage Temp.		-20 to 60°C (-4 to 140°F)
Tablet Dimensions (WxHxD)		300 mm (11.81”) x 220 mm (8.66”) x 50 mm (1.97”)
Tablet Weight		NW: 1.42 kg (3.13 lb.) GW: 8.655 kg (19.08 lb.)
Tablet Protocols		ISO 9142-2, ISO 14230-2, ISO 15765-4, K/L-Line, Flashing Code, SAE-J1850 VPW, SAE-J1850 PWM, CAN ISO 11898, Highspeed, Middlespeed, Lowspeed and Singlewire CAN, GM UART, UART Echo Byte Protocol, Honda Diag-H Protocol, TP 2.0, TP 1.6, SAE J1939, SAE J1708, Fault-Tolerant CAN
Calibration Frame Dimensions (WxDxH)		2510mm(98.82”)X 714mm(28.11”)x1480-2105 mm(58.27-82.87”)
Calibration Frame Weight		NW: 74.5 kg (164.24 lb.) GW: 152kg (335.1 lb.)
Pattern Board Size (LxW)		1360mm (53.54”) x 960mm (37.80”)
Crossbar Length		2510mm(98.82”)
Measurement Range of Crossbar's Height		Height min=350mm (13.78”) Height max=950mm (37.40”)
Measurement Range of Pattern Board 's Height		Height min=1000mm (39.37”) Height max=1600mm (62.99”)
Rated Power		24 V,3A
Laser Rated Power		3V,25mA
Laser Battery Type		AA 2x1.5V
Calibration Frame Working Temp.		0? to 50?
Calibration Frame Storage Temp.		-20? to 60°C
Laser Class		Class 2
Certification		CE, FCC, RoHS

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

• What is ADAS?

  The Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) uses image processing cameras, radar, light detection and ranging and other sensors to monitor vehicle surroundings and detect potentially dangerous situations. Purpose: to increase safety through advanced situational awareness and reduce collision possibilities.

  Sensors used in ADAS include cameras, radars, lasers and ultrasound. They can detect light, heat, pressure and other variables used to monitor the state of vehicle. Usually they locate in the front and rear bumpers, side mirrors, vehicle cab and wind shield glasses.

• What are the applications of ADAS?

  ADAS usually includes Traffic Message Channel (TMC), Intelligent Speed Adaptation (ISA), Vehicular Communication Systems and other driver assistant systems. The specific systems are as follows:

  • Vehicle Cab:

  1) Lane Departure Warning System

  2) Lane Keeping Assist

  3) Traffic Sign/Signal Recognition

  4) Night Vision System

  5) Driver Status Monitor

  6) Electric Vehicle Warning

  7) Hill Descent Control

  • Front:

  1) Parking Assist

  2) Adaptive Front/Lighting System

  3) Adaptive Cruise Control

  4) Pedestrian Detection

  5) Emergency Brake

  • Rear:

  1) Reverse Image

  2) Parking Assist

  3) Rear Collision Warning

  • Side:

  1) Surround View

  2) Blind Spot Detection

• When to use ADAS?

  Under normal circumstances, after repair in an accident, calibration of the relevant auxiliary systems need to be performed. When disassembling or reinstalling monitoring components such as cameras, radars, and sensors, replacing the vehicle ECU, or the vehicle height has been changed, auxiliary and other systems need to be calibrated.

  For example: ACC calibration needs to be performed in the following cases.

  1. Repair or replace the Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) radar sensor control unit

  2. ACC radar sensor deviation angle out of normal range

  3. Adjust position of the ACC radar sensor on the vehicle body

  4. Repair or replace bumper or radiator grill

  5. Adjust chassis

• How to use MaxiSys ADAS?

  Perform the following steps prior to setting-up calibration toolset.

  ? Park the vehicle on a flat and level surface with its front wheels pointing straight and ensure there are no objects

  in front of the vehicle.

  ? The vehicle’s coolants and engine oil should be at recommended levels and the gas tank full. The vehicle should

  not be carrying any load (passengers or cargo).

  ? Attach the VCI to the vehicle and connect the diagnostic tool to the vehicle (if connected through cable, please

  pass cable through window).

  ? Close the vehicle doors.

  ? Adjust the tire pressure to the recommended value.

  ? The preparation measures vary by vehicle and system. Please follow the instructions on the MaxiSys ADAS

  tablet to ensure accurate calibration.

• What is ADAS Front-view Camera?

  The front-view camera captures what is in front of the vehicle. It is used in a number of ADAS systems, including Lane Departure Warning (LDW), Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) and Traffic Sign/Signal Recognition (TSR) systems, often in conjunction with other sensors, cameras or sensing systems to provide input data.

• What is ADAS 360°Camera?

  The 360° or Surround View Camera System uses multiple camera views to create one 360° top-down (bird’s eye) view surrounding the vehicle. This system is used in both passive (displayed instructions) and active (autonomous) vehicle parking assist systems.

• What is ADAS Radar Sensor?

  ADAS radar sensors detect fixed and moving objects at different distances around the perimeter of a vehicle. Different Radar types and frequencies are used in various ADAS systems. Ultra short-range radar (USRR) and short-range radar (SRR) provide data for blind-spot detection (BSD) and lane-change assist (LCA), while systems including adaptive cruise control (ACC) use longer range radar.

• How can I get the ADAS software?

  To get the valuable ADAS calibration software, you can purchase the MaxiSys ADAS tablet or purchase the ADAS calibration software upgrade for your existing MaxiSys tablet.

• What are the technology tools of ADAS and where are they in my vehicle?

  Cameras, sensors, ultrasound, radar and LIDAR are some of the systems used to capture the driving environment data, including travelling or static vehicles position, pedestrian location, road sign, driving lane and intersection detection, road (curves) and driving conditions (poor visibility or evening driving), use that information to instruct the vehicle to take its predetermined action. Cameras, sensors and sensing systems are typically location in front and rear bumpers, windshield, front grill and side and rear view mirrors.

• What if my car is not in a horizontal position?

  ADAS calibration procedures should be performed on a level floor. If an alignment lift is used for leveling, the Autel calibration software can provide adjustment information and the calibration frame can be easily raised or lowered to be level with the vehicle.

• Which areas does Autel MaxiSys ADAS support?

  The MaxiSys ADAS currently supports calibrations for most today’s ADAS-enabled vehicles in the USA, Asian, European markets.

• What are the requirements for the calibration shop?

  1.Perform calibration procedures indoors without object obstructions

  2.No exterior light sources to cast uneven surface shadows

  3.Some procedures require bright background light alignments

• What are the requirements for the calibration surface?

  Park the vehicle on a flat and level surface with its front wheels pointing straight and ensure there is room around the vehicle (generally there should not be objects within three meters or ten feet of the front of the vehicle).

• Why is MaxiSys ADAS a comprehensive solution?

  Based on the powerful MaxiSys platform, Autel presents the MaxiSys ADAS. The MaxiSys ADAS not only provides the original complete diagnostic functionality but also offers comprehensive and precise ADAS calibration.

  Combined with the best possible OE-level diagnostic coverage, the MaxiSys tablet has evolved far beyond our original tool capabilities to offer complete ADAS and diagnostic solutions for smarter repair and calibration.

  A: Comprehensive Functionality

  1.The MaxiSys ADAS offers all diagnostic and maintenance services of the MaxiSys tool.

  2.The MaxiSys ADAS’s ADAS module covers many vehicle makes, including Benz, BMW, Audi, VW,

  Porsche,Infiniti, Lexus, GM, Ford, Volvo, Toyota, Nissan, Honda, Hyundai and Kia.

  3.The MaxiSys ADAS supports the calibration of multiple driver assistant systems, including Adaptive Cruise

  Control (ACC), Night Vision System (NVS), Lane Departure Warning (LDW), Blind Spot Detection (BSD),

  Around View Monitoring (AVM), Rear Collision Warning (RCW) and Heads-up Displays (HUD).

  4.The MaxiSys ADAS supplies graphic illustrations and step-by step instructions.

  5.The MaxiSys ADAS provides demos to guide the technician through the calibration.

  B: Complete Tools

  While the calibration procedures vary by make and the tools differ by driver assistant system, the MaxiSys ADAS calibration toolset can fulfil the flexible installation and precise calibration for a wide range of vehicle makes and systems.

  1.The calibration toolset allows flexible assembly for different driver assistant systems and vehicle models.

  2.The calibration frame is equipped with a sliding board for easy movement and positioning.

  3.The toolset provides calibrations with millimeter accuracy via the precise marks on rulers and

  the laser positioning.

• Which vehicle actions require ADAS system diagnostics or ADAS sensor calibration?

  Sensor Replacement / Accident Repair / Wheel Alignment / Windshield Replacement / Diagnostic Service

• What is the easiest way to check the vehicle to confirm which ADAS modules are active?

  During the Pre-SCAN procedure, the MaxiSys software will scan all modules in all systems and list on a single screen, then provide visual ADAS icons next to the active ADAS modules. This shows technicians which ADAS systems are active and helps prepare a more detailed repair plan which includes the required ADAS calibration procedures after the repairs are complete.

• How do I know if the ADAS recalibration was successful?

  The technician can review the post-calibration scan to confirm if the module DTC is cleared. The ADAS module calibration will not complete if the calibration steps were not followed correctly.

• What are the different types of ADAS calibrations and are they brand specific?

  Depending on vehicle type, either a Stationary or Dynamic calibration procedure is required (in some vehicle types both are required) to calibrate ADAS sensors to vehicle modules.

  • Stationary calibrations are completed in a shop environment and requires the use of targets or patterns to complete.

  • Dynamic calibrations require the vehicle to be driven on roadways for a certain amount of time with well maintained road markings.

• What are the shop environment requirements for calibration procedures?

  • Flat and level surface with enough room around the vehicle to complete calibration procedures. (generally, there should not be objects within the 15 foot by 30 foot calibration area)

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