The TOPDON ArtiDiag500 is a professional-grade yet affordable handheld OBD2 diagnostic scanner designed for DIY mechanics, home garage enthusiasts, an

The TOPDON ArtiDiag500 is a professional-grade yet affordable handheld OBD2 diagnostic scanner designed for DIY mechanics, home garage enthusiasts, and even light professional use. It’s a compact, rugged tablet-style tool with a focus on the four most common vehicle systems, plus helpful reset functions and full OBD2 capabilities. Your photos show a brand-new unit straight out of the box, complete with the original packaging, carrying case, user manual, and the device powered on displaying the welcome screen (dated around Feb 16/10:25 with good battery level). This scanner stands out for its balance of features, performance, and value — often praised in reviews as a “pro-ish” tool on a budget, with lifetime free updates via Wi-Fi. Key Features • 4-System Diagnostics — Full scanning of the most critical modules: Engine (PCM), Transmission (TCM), ABS (brakes/anti-lock), and SRS/Airbag systems. Read/clear fault codes (DTCs), view ECU info, and analyze issues in these areas for faster troubleshooting. • 6 Reset/Maintenance Functions — Includes: ◦ Oil Reset (service light after oil changes) ◦ Throttle Adaptation (relearn after cleaning/replacing throttle body) ◦ SAS (Steering Angle Sensor) Reset ◦ TPMS Reset ◦ BMS (Battery Management System) Reset — especially useful for newer vehicles with start-stop or after battery replacement ◦ EPB (Electronic Parking Brake) Reset • Full OBD2/EOBD Support — All 10+ modes of OBD2 testing for emissions checks, including live data streaming, freeze frame, I/M readiness, O2 sensor tests, EVAP system checks, and more. Great for passing smog tests or monitoring performance. • Graphic Live Data — View real-time data streams in colorful graphs (e.g., waveforms for sensors), with 4-in-1 multi-PID graphing to spot patterns and issues quickly. • AutoVIN / One-Touch Vehicle Recognition — Automatically detects make, model, and year in seconds for quicker setup (supports 54+ brands and 10,000+ models, mainly 2005+ vehicles). • DTC Library & Explanations — Built-in lookup for code meanings, causes, and fixes — no need to Google every code. • Additional Perks — Printable reports (auto-generated, shareable via email), history recording, multi-language support (including English), and Wi-Fi for lifetime free software/firmware updates (no subscription fees). Hardware Specifications • Screen — 5-inch LCD touchscreen, 1280 × 720 resolution — clear, responsive, and easy to read even in a garage. • Operating System — Android-based (upgraded versions run Android 11.0). • Processor & Memory — Quad-core 1.5GHz CPU, 2GB RAM, 32GB ROM — smooth operation, quick boot-up, and plenty of storage for updates and data logs. • Battery — 3350mAh rechargeable — lasts 10+ hours of continuous use; charges via USB. • Connectivity — Wi-Fi for updates, OBD-II cable (DB15 connector), USB Type-A to Type-C cable included. • Operating Voltage — 9–18V (powered by vehicle battery via OBD port). • Build — Rugged, rubberized grip case for drop protection; comes with a zippered carrying pouch. • Dimensions/Weight — Compact and portable (handheld tablet form factor). What’s in the Box (Matching Your Photos) • TOPDON ArtiDiag500 main unit • OBD-II diagnostic cable • USB charging/data cable • Quick user guide • Full user manual (printed booklet) • Protective carrying case/pouch • Original retail box with branding and specs highlights Who It’s For & Why It’s Popular This tool is ideal if you: • Own or work on 2005+ vehicles (US, Asian, European makes). • Want more than a basic $20–50 code reader but don’t need full bidirectional/pro-level tools costing $500+. • Handle common maintenance like oil changes, battery swaps, brake jobs, or clearing check engine/airbag lights. • Appreciate graphing live data and resets without dealership visits. Reviews often highlight its ease of use (touch + buttons), fast performance after updates, and value — many call it one of the best mid-range scanners for the price (typically $100–$170 range). It’s not bidirectional (can’t actively test components like some pricier models), but it excels at diagnostics, resets, and monitoring. If you’re just unboxing this (as the photos suggest), start by charging it fully, connect to Wi-Fi for any available updates, pair it to your vehicle via the OBD-II port (under the dash), and run AutoVIN to get going. The manual in your photo has detailed steps for setup and use. Let me know your vehicle make/model/year if you want tips on specific functions, or if you’re running into any setup questions! 🚗🔧

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