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VTM Group ATP-1000

ATP-1000 tester can be successfully used in companies engaged in turbocharger repair, as well as in car repair services offering a wide range of repair works to determine the cause of turbocharger malfunction. It is also suitable for companies supplying electronic actuators.

The tester checks the functionality of the actuator as a whole and its individual elements such as the position sensor and servomotor. Separate diagnostics of each element allows you to accurately determine the condition of the turbocharger actuator and detect a problem, if one exists.

The ATP-1000 is easy to use and allows you to quickly check the condition of the actuator and its components. This has made it an effective tool for monitoring the functionality of actuators.


HIGHLIGHTS

Testing of electronic actuators for turbochargers
Programming (adaptation) of SIEMENS electronic actuators
Testing of 12V DC motors up to 2A
Testing of boost solenoids used in pneumatic systems
Testing of electronic and pneumatic actuator position sensors
Works with all common types of actuators and similar in principle of operation.
Communication protocols: PWM, CAN, ADC, SENT.

KEY FEATURES
• Protection of the device by current 2A for 3 seconds
• Automatic detection of DC motor polarity inside the actuator
• Tooltip for color-coding the cable to the selected actuator type
• Display position sensor readings as a percentage
• Display of additional parameters of HELLA programmable actuators: firmware number, programmed angle value
• Portable version for testing directly on the vehicle
• USB control of actuators, when working together with the software of GEOMET-2000 turbo flowbenches.
• Regular updating of the tester firmware

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СABLES
Set of diagnostic cables for actuators 12 pcs.
Set of diagnostic cables for position sensors 6 pcs.
Cable set for uncommon turbines 11 pcs.
USB cable 1 pc.
Cable AC/DC 12V, 4A power supply 1 pc.

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