Get To Know The GNA600 Gateway Device (B08030B)

1998 Acura 3.5RL Special EditionSECTION Get To Know The GNA600 Gateway Device (B08030B)
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Publication date: 2008-03-01
Reference number: B08030B

GET TO KNOW THE GNA600 GATEWAY DEVICE

GET TO KNOW THE GNA600 GATEWAY DEVICE

TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETIN

Reference Number(s): B08030B, Date of Issue:  March 01, 2008
ACURA: ALL MODELS
CURRENTLY APPLIES TO: General Information

SERVICE INFORMATION

In the fall of 2006, each Acura dealership was sent a kit (P/N TDS35540402), which included a GNA600 Gateway Device along with a set of accessories for it.

Fig 1: Identifying Gateway Device
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The GNA600 replaces the Honda Interface Module (HIM). And like the HIM, it works as a communications gateway between the vehicle and a PC. As an Acura service tech, you need to get familiar with this tool-if you're not already. You need it to use HDS PC software and to update control units/modules. And it's the only  tool that can update the AcuraLink (XM-HIP) control unit.

If you're new to the GNA600-or just a tad fuzzy on some of its operating details-here's some good info that will help get you up to speed:

You'll find these documents in ISIS under SEARCH BY PUBLICATION  . For the user guide and installation instructions, click on Tool Information  and scroll down the list. For S/B 01-026 and S/B 07-027, click on Service Bulletins  , and search by Keyword  , Section  , or Year  .

IMPORTANT: Your PC must have outbound http (port 80) access to *ahmhds.com, and all users must have administrator rights to install, uninstall, and run the required applications.
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