Scan Tool Data Definitions

2003 Saturn Ion 3 4D Sedan, StandardSECTION Scan Tool Data Definitions
Battery 1

The scan tool displays the current state of the battery in volts.

Decoded Switch State

The scan tool displays the current state of the decoded switch state as Undecided, Lock, Unlock, or Off.

Door Lock Switch

The scan tool displays the current state of the door lock switch in volts.

Driver Door Switch

The scan tool displays the current state of the drivers door ajar switch as either open or closed.

Drivers Door Unlock Fdbk.

The scan tool displays the current state of the drivers door unlock Fdbk. as On/Off.

Fob ID

The scan tool displays the key fob by number 1 through 4 or none, that was last used to enter the vehicle.

Lock All Doors Fdbk.

The scan tool displays the current state of the lock all doors Fdbk. as On/Off.

Passenger Door Switch

The scan tool displays the current state of the passengers door ajar switch as either open or closed.

RKE Lock Button

The scan tool displays the current state of the lock button on the key fob that is being operated as On/Off.

RKE Low Battery

The scan tool displays the current RKE low battery status as Yes/No. If the fob battery voltage falls below 2.5 volts the RKE low battery display will read YES.

RKE Panic Button

The scan tool displays the current state of the panic button on the key fob that is being operated as On/Off.

RKE Sinc

The scan tool displays the current state of synchronization between the key fob and the integrated body control module (IBCM) as Yes/No.

RKE Trunk Button

The scan tool displays the current state of the trunk button on the key fob that is being operated as On/Off.

RKE Unlock Button

The scan tool displays the current state of the unlock button on the key fob that is being operated as On/Off.

Trunk Release

The scan tool displays the current state of the trunk release switch as On/Off.

Unlock All Doors Fdbk.

The scan tool displays the current state of the unlock all doors Fdbk. as On/Off.

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