Scan Tool Data List

2003 Chevrolet TrailBlazer 4.2 S, 4WDSECTION Scan Tool Data List
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Scan Tool Data List

Scan Tool Parameter Data List Units Displayed Typical Data Value
Ignition On, Engine Off
ALC Light Sensor Exterior Lamps Volts 0.4-4.4 volts
Battery 1 Exterior Lamps and Interior Lamps Volts Battery Voltage
Dome Lamp Command Interior Lamps On/Off On when dome lamp requested
Dome Lamp Feedback Interior Lamps High/Low Low when dome lamp requested
Driver Door Switch Interior Lamps High/Low Low when driver door is open
DRL Relay Command Exterior Lamps On/Off On when DRL is requested
DRL Relay Feedback Exterior Lamps High/Low Low when DRL is requested
Headlamp Feedback. Exterior Lamps High/Low Low when headlamps are requested
Inadvertent Power Cmd. Interior Lamps On/Off On when inadvertent power is active
Inadvertent Power Feedback. Interior Lamps High/Low Low when inadvertent power is active
I/P Dimmer Input Interior Lamps Volts 0.5-4 volts
I/P Dimmer Output Interior Lamps % DC 19-100%
Key In Ignition Interior Lamps Yes/No Yes with key in ignition
Low Beam Input Exterior Lamps Volts 0.4 volts - Battery Voltage
Low Beam Input = DRL Exterior Lamps Yes/No No when low beam headlamps are off
Low Beam Input = High Exterior Lamps Yes/No No when low beam headlamps are requested
Low Beam Input = Off Exterior Lamps Yes/No No when low beam headlamps are requested
Low Beam Switch Exterior Lamps On/Off On when low beam headlamps are requested
Parklamp Cmd. Exterior Lamps On/Off On when park lamps are requested
Parklamp Input Exterior Lamps Volts 4.8 volts - Battery Voltage
Parklamp Switch Exterior Lamps On/Off On when park lamps are requested
Pass Door Switches Interior Lamps High/Low Low when any passenger door is open
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