"READ ON/OFF" Command Menu

1995 Saab 900 S, 2D Hatchback, AutomaticSECTION "READ ON/OFF" Command Menu
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READ ON/OFF COMMAND MENU CHART

No. ISAT display Function
1 FULL THROTTLE POS YES/NO Shows the input from the throttle position sensor. YES for full throttle, NO for other cases.
2 IDLE POSITION YES/NO Shows the input from the throttle position sensor. YES for full throttle, NO for other cases.
3 DRIVE SIGNAL YES/NO Shows the position of the automatic transmission selector lever. YES for P, D, 3, 2 or 1. NO for R and N.
4 RPM SIGNAL ACTIVE/INACTIVE Shows the input from the crankshaft position sensor. ACTIVE if the sensor is in working order, INACTIVE if it is faulty.
5 LAMBDA CONTR 1-3-5 YES/NO Shows whether lambda control for cylinders 1-3-5 is functional.
6 LAMBDA CONTR 2-4-6 YES/NO Shows whether lambda control for cylinders 2-4-6 is functional.
7 AC REQUEST ON/OFF Shows whether the ICE signal requesting AC engagement is activated.
8 IGNITION COIL 1+4 ACTIVE/INACTIVE Shows whether the ignition coil module sends trigger pulses from ignition coil 1+4.
9 IGNITION COIL 2+5 ACTIVE/INACTIVE Shows whether the ignition coil module sends trigger pulses from ignition coil 2+5.
10 IGNITION COIL 3+6 ACTIVE/INACTIVE Shows whether the ignition coil module sends trigger pulses from ignition coil 3+6.
11 TCS ACTIVE YES/NO Shows whether the TCS system is activated (working).
12 AC RELAY ON/OFF Shows the current status of the AC relay.
13 CAMSHAFT POSITION ACTIVE/INACTIVE Shows the input from the camshaft position sensor. ACTIVE if the sensor is in working order, INACTIVE if it is faulty.
14 KNOCK CONTR ACTIVE YES/NO Shows whether the control module's knock control calculation routines are functional.
15 CHECK ENGINE ON/OFF Shows CHECK ENGINE status.
16 SECOND. AIR RELAY ON/OFF Shows the status of the secondary air injection pump relay.
17 PUMP RELAY ON/OFF Shows the status of the fuel pump relay.
18 GEARBOX TYPE MAN/AUT Shows the type of gearbox.
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