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Hand Held Halo Serial OBDI Datalogger 1.92
Hand Held Halo Datalogging
The Hand Held Halo Serial OBDI Datalogger is an intuitive and powerful PC based datalogging program designed for diagnostic and performance monitoring of OBDI compliant Mitsubishi vehicles such as the 3000GT/GTO, Dodge Stealth, Galant, Lancer, EVO, DSM, CSM, Eclipse & Talon. With an appropriate cable the software behaves like an automotive scan tool and is capable of reading and clearing engine fault codes as well as logging and graphing engine parameters. Hand Held Halo Datalogging also supply the datalogging cables and provide free support for the program through their online forum.
Version 1.92 may include increased Data Rate. An earlier modification to decrease CPU loading was reversed to improve sample rate. This modification has significantly increased the sample rate which has improved both REV counter and graph tracing speed. Also reduced price to better position relative to our existing/new products for 2007.
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