Launch CRP919X BT

Launch CRP919X BT

The Launch CRP919X BT stands out in the market for vehicle diagnostic tools with several unique features and capabilities that make it both powerful and user-friendly for professionals in the automotive industry. Here are some aspects that truly make the device unique:

OEM level diagnostics with the CRP919X Bluetooth

OE-level (Original Equipment level) diagnostics refer to the in-depth diagnostic capabilities traditionally available through original manufacturer equipment. These systems provide comprehensive access to vehicle electronics, beyond what standard OBD-II diagnostic tools can offer. The Launch CRP919X BT sets itself apart by making these OE-level diagnostic features available in an aftermarket tool, allowing independent garages and technicians diagnostic capabilities comparable to those of dealerships.

Here are some key aspects of the OE-level diagnostic features of the Launch CRP919X BT:

In-depth system access: The CRP919X BT can communicate with all available electronic systems within a vehicle, such as the engine, transmission, ABS, airbags, instrument panel, climate control, electronics, and more. This allows technicians to obtain detailed diagnostic data that is normally only accessible to dealerships.

Advanced features: The tool provides access to advanced diagnostic features such as ECU coding, programming, and bi-directional control. For instance, ECU coding is essential for replacing, programming, or modifying vehicle components, while bi-directional control (active tests) allows for testing specific systems or components to verify they are functioning correctly.

Adjustments and service functions: The CRP919X BT also offers a range of service functions necessary for daily maintenance and repairs, such as oil service reset, steering angle sensor calibration, electronic parking brake reset, battery registration, and more. These functions ensure a complete and efficient service.

Extensive vehicle coverage: The tool is designed to work with a wide range of brands and models, making it a universal solution for workshops. This is especially important for OE-level diagnostics, as different brands and models may require specific approaches and tools.

With these OE-level diagnostic capabilities, the Launch CRP919X BT offers independent workshops a competitive advantage, allowing them to provide a level of service previously only offered by dealerships. This not only increases the efficiency and effectiveness of the service but also improves customer satisfaction through more comprehensive troubleshooting and maintenance.

31 "Hot functions" for performing routine maintenance

The Launch CRP919X BT has many service capabilities, also called "hot service" functions, essential for the routine maintenance and complex repairs of modern vehicles. These service functions, often required in various vehicle maintenance scenarios, enable technicians to address a wide range of issues with a single tool. Below is a description of the types of service functions you can expect, although specific functions may vary depending on the vehicle brands and models:

• Oil/Service reset: Resets the service intervals after changing the oil and performing routine maintenance
• Steering angle sensor calibration: Calibrates the steering angle sensor for accurate wheel alignment and maintains driving stability
• Electronic parking brake reset: Services and replaces the brake pads of the electronic parking brake without the need for complex manual processes
• Battery registration: Registers a new car battery in the system and assists in resetting battery monitoring systems
• DPF regeneration: Assists in regenerating the Diesel Particulate Filter, essential for the functionality and lifespan of the DPF system
• ABS bleeding: Performs the bleeding procedure on the ABS to remove air from the internal brake fluid system
• TPMS reset: Resets the Tire Pressure Monitoring System and programs new sensors when necessary
• Adaptive transmission reset: Recalibrates or resets the adaptive values of the automatic transmission for optimal performance
• Injector coding: Codes and matches fuel injectors after replacement or maintenance
• Throttle adaptation: Resets and calibrates the throttle body after cleaning or replacement
• Throttle body reset: Restores the baseline for the throttle body and performs a new calibration
• Headlight reset: Performs maintenance and adjustments on headlights, including calibration
• Air suspension reset: Calibrates and resets the air suspension systems after repair or component replacement
• EGR Adaptation: Resets and adjusts the Exhaust Gas Recirculation system for improved emission performance
• Airbag reset: Resets the airbag or SRS (Supplemental Restraint System) after an accident or after working on the system
• Anti-theft matching (IMMO): Key programming and troubleshooting of the immobilization system
• Panoramic roof initialization: Reset and calibration of the sunroof system
• Suspension calibration: Adjustment and calibration of the suspension system
• Transmission learning/calibration: Calibration and learning of the gearbox for optimal shifting performance
• AFT reset: Reset of the aftertreatment system in vehicles
• EGR calibration: Reset and adjustment of the exhaust gas recirculation system
• Transmission calibration: Calibration for learning the CVT automatic transmission
• NOx sensor reset: Reset of the nitrogen oxide sensor for emission control
• AdBlue reset: Reset of the AdBlue system (also known as DEF, Diesel Exhaust Fluid) for emission control in diesel vehicles
• Coolant system bleeding: Procedure for removing air from the cooling system by activating the water pump
• Clutch adjustments: Calibration and adjustment of the clutch system
• Fuel pump calibration: Adjustment and calibration of the fuel pump
• Start-stop system maintenance: Reset and adjustment of the vehicle's start-stop system
• Transport mode: Enabling or disabling the transport mode used when transporting the vehicle
• Wiper calibration: Adjustment and calibration of the windshield wiper system
• Exhaust valve reset: Testing and adjusting the exhaust valve
• Window calibration: Adjustment and calibration of electric windows
• Turbocharger calibration: Calibration of the turbo system for optimal performance
• Other functions: Depending on the specific model and release of the CRP919X BT, other advanced service functions may be available, such as clutch adjustments, start-stop system maintenance, airbag crash data reset, coolant bleeding, NOx sensor reset, and more. These functions are designed to cover a full spectrum of vehicle maintenance tasks, allowing workshops to work more efficiently with a wide range of vehicles and systems.

These "hot service" functions of the Launch CRP919X BT make it an indispensable tool in modern workshops, enabling technicians to perform a wide range of complex tasks that previously required specialized, separate tools. It's important to note that the availability of specific functions can vary based on the vehicle brand, model, and year.

Online and offline coding

The Launch CRP919X BT is known in the auto repair industry for its advanced diagnostic capabilities, including features such as online and offline coding. These features are crucial for a wide array of maintenance and repair tasks, especially when working with complex vehicle systems that require personalized adjustments and updates. Here is an in-depth look at what these coding features entail and how they contribute to the versatility of this device.

Online Coding:

Online coding, often also known as 'cloud-based' coding, requires an internet connection to access the most recent manufacturer database and updates. This process is essential for various tasks, including installing the latest firmware, updating vehicle software, or modifying a vehicle module's configuration. For the Launch CRP919X BT, online coding means users always have the most current information and software versions from vehicle manufacturers at hand, ensuring accurate diagnoses and adjustments.

Benefits of online coding include:

• Access to real-time updates from manufacturers, reducing the likelihood of compatibility or functionality issues arising from outdated software
• Ability to troubleshoot complex issues with guidance from the latest manufacturer information and community feedback
• Ensures all codings and adjustments adhere to current factory specifications
• Online coding possible with the car brands: BMW, Volkswagen, Audi, Skoda, SEAT

Offline Coding:

Offline coding, on the other hand, refers to coding performed without direct internet access. This process utilizes the pre-installed software and data on the device. While it may not provide the real-time updates of online coding, offline coding is particularly useful where internet access is limited or unreliable, or when working with older vehicle models that don't require recent updates or changes.

Benefits of offline coding include:

• Ability to perform work in locations without reliable internet access
• Faster performance without reliance on network speeds, eliminating wait times for downloading or uploading data
• Immediate access to a wide range of diagnostic tools and software already installed on the Launch CRP919X BT
• Offline coding possible with the car brands: Ford, Mazda, Jaguar, Opel

Retrofit functionality:

Retrofitting refers to the installation of new features or technologies in older systems. In the context of vehicles, this could mean installing new software updates, adding new hardware components, or modifying existing systems to provide enhanced or additional features. Examples include installing rearview cameras, upgrading the infotainment system, adding advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), or even altering lighting systems.

The Launch CRP919X BT facilitates these processes through its retrofit functionality.

Activating hidden features:

The Launch CRP919X BT is capable of activating hidden or inactive features in vehicles. These "hidden" features are often built-in options that have been deactivated or hidden from standard use by the manufacturer, possibly for various reasons such as regional preferences, safety restrictions, or because they are reserved for higher trim levels or later activation.

Activating these features is a form of vehicle personalization and can range from enabling performance settings to making convenience options accessible. The CRP919X BT's ability to perform such adjustments, however, strongly depends on the specific car brand, model, and year of manufacture. Additionally, the available hidden features can vary greatly between vehicles.

Some of the car brands where diagnostic tools like the Launch CRP919X BT are often used to activate hidden features include:

• BMW: For example, activating digital speed display in the instrument cluster, changing automatic locking settings, or enabling additional lighting options
• Audi: Possibilities might include adjusting lighting, activating hidden infotainment features, or modifying performance settings
• Mercedes-Benz: Options such as enabling AMG options in the driver's menu, adjusting lighting, or activating additional convenience options
• Volkswagen: Activating features like driving modes, lighting options, or access to additional infotainment features
• Toyota: Possibilities might include personalizing door locking behavior, lighting, or activating certain convenience features
• Ford: Options for customizing vehicle settings, activating hidden performance settings, or modifying infotainment features

It is important to emphasize that activating hidden features should be performed within the limits of the law and the vehicle manufacturer's regulations. Some modifications may void the vehicle's warranty, affect vehicle performance, or even jeopardize road safety. Therefore, it is crucial that such work is performed by qualified professionals who fully understand the implications of the changes they are making.

The combination of these factors makes the Launch CRP919X BT not only a versatile and powerful diagnostic tool but also one that provides a sustainable solution for workshops, with adjustments and enhancements available as technology evolves. It is this commitment to progress, ease of use, and comprehensive functionality that sets the CRP919X BT apart in its field.

Technical specifications

• Screen: 7-inch TFT touchscreen
• Operating System: Android 10.0 operating system
• Processor: Quad-core 2GHz
• Memory: 4GB RAM, 64GB storage capacity
• Connectivity: Supports Wi-Fi for updates and Bluetooth for connecting to the VCI and vehicle
• USB port for data transfer and printing
• Camera: 8 megapixels
• Battery: 6300Ah lithium battery
• Weight: 700 grams

What is included with the CRP919X BT?

• Launch CRP919X BT diagnostic device
• Launch DBSCar VII interface VCI
• Launch 15 pin DB15 extension cable
• Launch OBD2 16 pin cable
• Power adapter
• USB cable
• User manual