SnapOn Modis Marriage of Scope & Scanner (Modis Video Review) In this video, Automotive Robo Tech will first do an over view of the Snap On Modis automotive scanner. Then, I’ll point out the strong and weak points of the tool. Finally, I will run the equipment through six specific scales of comparison. So, without further ado, here we go. The Snap On Modis. Price 8080.00 dollars, without accessories. The Modis, as a tool, includes a Scanner, combined with scope-based component testing, and a graphing digital multi meter and database. This forms a perfect marriage and makes for good integration. It has an experience based textual Troubleshooter and component test information. The Modis is also upgradeable via memory update. It is a Windows CE based operating system, with access to memory ports, like USB, and peripheral adapters, like printers, keyboard, and 5 gas analyzer. It has a VGA, 7 inch LCD color display, with color coded waveforms for easier visualization. The unit has a RISC processor, which means, reduced instruction set computer and is a CPU design strategy based on the understanding, that simplified instructions can provide higher performance, it is this simplicity that enables much faster execution of each program instruction. RISC machines dominate the cell phone, and tablet PC world. The scanner software covers Domestic, Asian and European vehicles. It is the opinion of Robo Tech, that in comparing the Modis to all it’s OEM scanner counterparts, that the …
Video Rating: 5 / 5