Performing the Inspection
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  1. Test Modules: This screen displays the Test Modules to be run based on the entered Vehicle information.  

Click Continue to proceed to the MIL Check (KOEO) step. 

  1. MIL Check (KOEO): Follow the screen instructions in their displayed order. 

Select one of the following responses to Did the MIL illuminate?

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  1. 3a. MIL Check (KOER): Start the Vehicle and respond accordingly to Is the MIL now off?

Note: The following screen appears when the software detects a DAD disconnect from the DLC during the OBD test.

Note: The following screen appears when the software detects changes in the DAD configuration files

Click OK to exit. Work with your DAD vendor to restore default configuration settings before inspections can resume.

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  1. 3b. Static OBD data collection

If the KOER check result is that the MIL is not off, Static OBD Test and test data collection are performed.

The following screen is displayed upon conclusion of collecting OBD static data if the MIL was indicated as
still on during KOER, but the collected static OBD data did not indicate the MIL was on. Follow screen
instructions to set the key to the KOEO position and respond accordingly to Did the MIL Illuminate?

The following screen is displayed for either of the preceding responses. Start the Vehicle and respond 
accordingly to Is the MIL now off?

If the MIL illuminated for the KOEO re-check, additional OBD data is collected.  

The Static OBD data collection is complete.

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  1. 3c. Dynamic OBD data collection

Manipulate the Vehicle's RPM so it falls in the acceptable Low RPM range (indicated by the green portion of

the graphic, and also displayed below the graphic).

When the Vehicle's RPM is in the appropriate Low RPM range, keep the Vehicle's RPM in the range for the

duration of data collection.

At the conclusion of Low RPM data collection, the system will determine the required High RPM range.

Manipulate the Vehicle's RPM so it falls in the new displayed range.

When the Vehicle's RPM is in the appropriate High RPM  range, keep the Vehicle's RPM in the range for the

duration of data collection.

At the conclusion of High RPM data collection, the data collection stops. Proceed to OBD Test Complete.

Note: If the RPM goes above or below the required range, data collection stops and the data collection

begins again once the RPM is in the required range. The timer resets in this case.

Note: If there are problems with the connection from the DAD to the Vehicle during OBD data collection,

and the connection issues cannot be resolved through retrying, the inspection may need to be aborted.

Doing so may lock the DAD and force the DAD to undergo DAD Diagnostics in order to be useable again.

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  1. 3d. OBD Test Complete:  Disconnect the DAD from the DLC and then turn the Vehicle off. Click OK to proceed 
           to 
    Step 4, Smoke Check.


  1. Smoke Check: Perform the Smoke Check and then select Exhaust System and Crank Case results. Alternatively, 
    use the keyboard to enter results. For example, press the Tab key to advance fields and press P to enter 
    PassF to enter a Fail, and so on.

Click Continue to proceed.

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  1. Liquid Fuel Leak Check: Perform the Liquid Fuel Leak Check and then select its result. Alternatively, use the 
    keyboard to enter results. For example,press the Tab key to advance fields press P to enter a PassF to enter 
    Fail, and so on.

Click Continue to proceed

  1. Emission Control Systems Visual Inspection: Perform visual inspection of the non-diesel or diesel emissions control elements displayed on the screen and then select the associated result. All fields on this screen must be addressed. 

Alternatively, use the keyboard to enter results. For example, press the Tab key to advance fields and press P to enter a PassT to enter Tampered, and so on.

The following Emission Control Systems Visual Inspection screen is displayed for vehicles with a non-diesel fuel type. 

The following Emission Control Systems Visual Inspection screen is displayed for vehicles with a diesel fuel type.

After completing the visual inspection, select Continue to proceed.

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  1. Aftermarket Parts Check: Determine whether the vehicle has aftermarket emissions components installed that 
    require an 
    Executive Order Number.  

Select one of the following to indicate the result of performing the Aftermarket Parts Check:

Click Continue after selecting a Repair Technician. 

As applicable, the following screens will prompt for repair entry codes. Confirm the Repairs when 
repair code entry is complete.

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  1. Certificate Issuance: Select whether to issue a Certificate. 

  1. Smog Check Results: Optionally enter  comments. The following is an example of Smog Check Results that 
    indicate an Overall Test result: Pass.

Click Continue to proceed. 

Click OK to display the Electronic Certificate Purchase Receipt.

  1. Print VIR:  The VIR reflects results of the inspection. The VIR Certification Type field will reflect the type selected 
    on the 
    Certification Type screen..   

Print is the only active option in the initial VIR view. Select Print to print the VIR.  

After print, the VIR redisplays with additional active options:

Add the Date and Inspector Signature to the printed version.

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