The ANCEL AS200 OBD2 Scanner is a plug-and-play automotive diagnostic tool designed for DIY users and vehicle owners. It helps read diagnostic trouble codes, view vehicle data, check emissions readiness, and identify potential causes of the Check Engine Light on compatible OBD2 vehicles.

Key Features

Wide OBD2 Vehicle Compatibility

Compatible with most 1996 and newer OBD2/EOBD vehicles that support standard OBD2 protocols. Always verify your vehicle's OBD2 compatibility before purchase.

Supports protocols including:

·CAN

·ISO 9141

·KWP2000

·J1850 PWM

·J1850 VPW

Full OBD2 Diagnostic Functions

The scanner supports a variety of standard OBD2 diagnostic functions, including:

·Read generic and manufacturer-specific trouble codes

·Read pending codes

·Clear diagnostic trouble codes

·Turn off the Check Engine/Malfunction Indicator Light when appropriate

·View freeze-frame data

·Read live PCM data

·Check I/M readiness status

·Perform O2 sensor tests

·Perform onboard monitor tests

·EVAP system test

·Retrieve vehicle information including VIN, CIN, and CVN

Easy Plug-and-Play Operation

Simply connect the scanner to your vehicle's OBD2 diagnostic port and follow the on-screen menu. No additional software installation is required for basic operation.

Color Display & DTC Lookup

The color display makes diagnostic information easy to read, while the built-in DTC lookup function helps users understand displayed trouble codes.

Multilingual Menu

The scanner supports 7 languages:

·English

·French

·German

·Spanish

·Portuguese

·Italian

·Russian

Useful for DIY Vehicle Checks

A practical tool for vehicle owners who want to perform basic diagnostic checks before visiting a repair shop or preparing for an emissions inspection.

How to Use

Ideal For

·DIY Vehicle Diagnostics

·Check Engine Light Checks

·Used Car Inspections

·Emissions Readiness Checks

·Basic Automotive Troubleshooting

·Home Garages

·Vehicle Owners

·Automotive Enthusiasts

Important Note: Compatibility and available functions may vary by vehicle make, model, year, and OBD2 system. Clearing a diagnostic code does not repair the underlying problem. Always diagnose and repair the cause of a fault before resetting the Check Engine Light.