HSVDDI System Diagnostics

System Diagnostics

- Before performing any diagnostics, read the owners manual to

ensure familiarity with the basic concepts of the HSVDDI system.

- Ensure that an SD card is installed into the SD card slot of the

Gateway before continuing with these diagnostics.

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Table of Contents

Introduction and General Information.........................................................................................Page 03

Initial Checks.................................................................................................................................Page 05

Problems and Fixes…........................... ... .................. .................. ... .................. .................. .. .........Page 05

Bluetooth GPS will not Get Satellite Reception…………………………………...…. Page 05

Bluetooth GPS Receiver will not pair to PDA/Pocket PC………………………….…Page 05

No GPS Reception…………………………………………………………………….. Page 07

Error Message “GPS Not Found”…………………………………………………......Page 07

GPS Receiver will not Charge in Vehicle……………………………………………...Page 09

Error Message Displayed “No COM Port”…………………………………………....Page 12

Gateway LED is not active IE. Solid OFF even when Ignition is ON?........................Page 12

Gateway LED is flashing?...............................................................................................Page 14

PDR Application keeps asking for Security Code……… … ………………………..…Page 15

PDR Application - Cannot Exit “Demo Mode”……………………………………….Page 15

PDA/Pocket PC will not charge in Vehicle……………………………………………Page 18

Neither Bluetooth GPS Charge light, or PDA/Pocket PC charge light operates when

Ignition of the vehicle is ‘ON’……………………………………………………….....Page 19

PDA/Pocket PC will not Respond to User Input………………………………………Page 19

What do the connectors on the Vehicle Integration Harness (VIH) look like and what do

they do?............................................................................................................................Page 19

Where is the Vehicle Integration Harness located in the vehicle and where does it

run?..................................................................................................................................Page 20

Can’t read Vin/SN for security Check………………………………………………... Page 21

Physical Connection Problems from the PDA/Pocket PC over to the Gateway…...…Page 22

Communication cannot be established between the PDA/Pocket PC and the

Gateway……………………………………………………………… …… ………...… .Page 22

PDR Software won’t work correctly………………………………………………..….Page 23

Performing a Backup of your PDA/Pocket PC…………………………………….….Page 25

Restoring PDA/Pocket PC from an existing Backup………………………………….Page 26

References......................................................................................................................................Page 27

HSVDDI System Diagnostics

Introduction and General Information.

This document is designed to help Dealers diagnose and repair problems with

HSVDDI system.

Above, is shown a basic block diagram of the HSVDDI system. The Bluetooth GPS

receiver is connected wirelessly to the PDA/Pocket PC. The Bluetooth GPS Receiver

is exclusively used by the PDA/Pocket PC via Destinator GPS software. The

PDA/Pocket PC may need to be ‘Paired’ to the Bluetooth GPS unit, in order to obtain

correct operation. Please refer to the ‘Quick Reference Guide’ located inside the

HSVDDI User Manual to ‘Pair’ the Bluetooth GPS Receiver to the PDA/Pocket PC.

The Gateway is connected to the Vehicle data bus and interprets and records data to

the SD card located inside Gateway memory slot. This Gateway also converts vehicle

data into messages that the PDA can read and display.

The PDA/Pocket PC is the User Interface. This device allows user input from the

driver as well as displaying data in several different modes. The PDA/Pocket PC is an

important tool when trying to diagnose faults with the system.

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The Diagram below shows the basic outline for connectors, devices, and looms within

the HSVDDI system. Red arrows indicate Power delivery to the looms/modules and

Blue arrows indicate data flow through looms/modules.

Vehicle Data and Gateway

Powe

(

From Tech 2 ALDL

)

Vehicle Inte

ration Harness

(

VIH

)

Vehicle Power (From

Tele

hone Connector

)

Gatewa

Adapter – Serial to PDA

including 12V Charge

Wireless

Bluetooth GPS

Receiver

PDA/Pocket PC

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Initial Checks

- Check that the Red LED light on the Gateway is on. This LED indicates that

the gateway has power supplied to it. The LED will also blink continuously

when performing an ‘Autonomous’ run. ALL other times the LED should be

solid Red. If this is not the case, check the connection to the back of the

gateway and the connection at to the breakout, located near the ALDL Tech 2

connector.

- Ensure that you have an SD media card plugged into the Gateway memory

slot. The DDI system will not function or record data if there is no memory

card inserted into Memory card slot. If the user tries to start the PDR

application without an SD card in the slot, the following message will be

displayed on start-up:

Problems and Fixes

Bluetooth GPS will not Get Satellite Reception.

Fix this problem by pairing the Bluetooth GPS receiver. Refer to the ‘Quick

Reference Guide’ located inside the HSVDDI User Manual to ‘Pair’ the unit to the

PDA/Pocket PC.

There are no Hardware diagnostics for the Bluetooth GPS module because it has a

wireless link to the PDA/Pocket PC for its communications. The only hardware which

is associated with the Bluetooth GPS module is the Charging circuit, which is covered

under ‘GPS Receiver will not Charge in Vehicle.’

If any problems exist they are more than likely going to be software issues. The first

point to look at is to see if the units are paired. This is covered in depth inside the

HSVDDI Owners Manual, under ‘Quick User Guide, Section 2 Pairing/Linking the

PDA to GPS Receiver.

For further information refer to the complete Owners manual for the Destinator GPS

system on the Destinator CD-ROM. There is also an Owners CD-ROM contained

inside the Bluetooth GPS Receiver BT-338 box. This CD-ROM also includes

instructions on how to pair the Bluetooth GPS Receiver and PDA/Pocket PC. Inside

these manuals are in-depth explanations and solutions for any problems you may

encounter. Please refer to References section at the end of this document for more

information.

Bluetooth GPS Receiver will not pair to PDA/Pocket PC

- Is Bluetooth Enabled on the PDA/Pocket PC? If not please refer to Quick User

Guide Section 2 Pairing/Linking the PDA to GPS Receiver.

- Is the Bluetooth GPS Receiver turned on?

- Has the Bluetooth GPS Receiver battery gone flat?

- If it has gone flat, ensure it is plugged into the vehicle.

- Are the LED’s on the topside of the Bluetooth GPS Receiver flashing/active?

- If the Blue and Green LED’s on topside are flashing, then generally the unit is

OK. If the Yellow LED is on, the unit needs to be charged. To charge unit,

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insert into location shown below and insert charging jack into side of

Bluetooth GPS Receiver.

- Refer to the following table for LED operation and indication of the Bluetooth

GPS Receiver status.

BT-338 Bluetooth GPS Receiver charging/operating location.

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GPS RECEIVER

BT-338 Bluetooth GPS Receiver LED Function.

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No GPS Reception.

- Check that the Bluetooth GPS Receiver and PDA/Pocket PC are paired.

- Refer to Quick User Guide Section 2 Pairing/Linking the PDA to GPS

Receiver to perform this.

- Is Bluetooth Enabled on the PDA/Pocket PC? If not please refer to Quick User

Guide Section 2 Pairing/Linking the PDA to GPS Receiver.

- Is the Bluetooth GPS Receiver turned on?

- Has the Bluetooth GPS Receiver battery gone flat?

- If it has gone flat, ensure it is plugged into the vehicle.

- Are the LED’s on the topside of the Bluetooth GPS Receiver flashing/active?

- If the Blue and Green LED’s on topside are flashing, then generally the unit is

OK. If the Yellow LED is on, the unit needs to be charged. To charge unit,

insert into location shown below and insert charging jack into side of

Bluetooth GPS Receiver.

- Refer to the table for LED operation and indication of the Bluetooth GPS

Receiver status on Page 06 of this document.

- Is the GPS receiver located in its original position? If not place it in

Error Message “GPS Not Found”

- Please ensure that you have paired the unit before starting the Destinator

software. For instructions on how to do this Refer to Quick User Guide

Section 2 Pairing/Linking the PDA to GPS.

- If you have paired the devices and still get the following message, then follow

below.

- Select ‘GPS Settings’ indicated above by the red arrow.

- This will take you to the following screen.

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- Select ‘Find GPS’. Ensuring that when you do this the Bluetooth GPS receiver

is switched on and the battery is not flat.

- The PDA will then automatically search through and select all the correct

default setting to allow communication between the PDA/Pocket PC and the

Bluetooth GPS receiver.

- This process should only need to be done once, when initially starting the GPS

software. If you perform any resets on the PDA/Pocket PC then this process

will need to be done.

- Once this process is complete, it should not need to be done again unless the

PDA undergoes a Reset.

- PLEASE NOTE: This process will not work if the Bluetooth GPS Receiver

has not been paired to the PDA/Pocket PC.

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GPS Receiver will not Charge in Vehicle.

The Charging circuit for the Bluetooth GPS receiver consists of a male cigarette

lighter (shown below) that encapsulates a 1A fuse behind a spring. Located on the

rear of this plug is a Red LED. This should be on whenever the accessories circuit is

active, if it is not then check fuse. This adapter plugs into the Vehicle Integration

Harness (VIH) under the center console, near the power window switches. An

exploded view of the adapter is shown below.

- If fuse is checked for continuity and intact and Red Power LED is still not

functional, then perform a continuity check on the Vehicle Integration Harness

VIH.

- To perform this continuity check, use the supplied VIH loom drawing and

concentrate on circuits 31 (Ground) and 32 (Accessories 12V)

- These circuits run from the 12V Adapters under the center console over to the

telephone connector, as shown below.

Telephone connector located on the left-hand side of the radio under the plastic trim.

A visual representation of this is shown on the next page, along with pin outs and

functions of the circuits contained within this connector.

Fuse 3A

Spring

Retainer

Tip

Adapter Power

LED

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Telephone connector location and pin out orientations shown below.

Telephone Connector Pin outs and Usage shown below.

Pin Number Function Used in HSVDDI System

1 Battery No

2 Ground Yes

3 Accessories Yes

4 Mute Signal No

5 Voice Signal No

6 Voice Return No

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Error Message Displayed “No COM Port”

- Check to see if Bluetooth is active on the PDA/Pocket PC

- This can be done by referring to Quick User Guide Section 2 Pairing/Linking

the PDA to GPS Receiver.

- If you have performed the Pairing/Linking Process and also performed the

previous step of ‘GPS Not found’. You should be able to start and run the

Destinator software.

Gateway LED is not active IE. Solid OFF even when Ignition is ON?

- Refer to table below for indication of LED function.

Shown below is the Gateway LED Status Chart.

LED Status

Gateway Status Flashing Solid ON Solid OFF

Autonomous Recording X

Live Stream Recording X

Uploading Data X

Inactive/OFF X

- Once Ignition is turned on, Gateway should immediately ‘Wake Up’, indicated

by the LED going from Solid OFF to Solid ON. Gateway location is shown

below.

- If this is not the case, check continuity of the harness from Gateway connector

over to the ALDL Tech 2 connector. These are shown below.

Location and Mounting of Gateway Module

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12F-050605

MODULE

GATEWAY

12F-050602

MEMORY CARD

12F-050606

BRACKET

MODULE - GATEWAY

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Location and routing of Vehicle Integration Harness within vehicle.

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CONNECTOR

MODULE

GATEWAY

12F-050605

TO MOBILE

PHONE CONNECTION

CRADLE PDA

12F-050609

PDA

12F-050601

ADAPTER

SERIAL TO PDA

12F-050603

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Vehicle Integration Harness.

- Test the following circuits from VIH Loom drawing:

- Circuit 18 (12v Battery)

- Circuit 06 (SDL Ground)

- Circuit 01 (CAN HIGH)

- Circuit 14 (CAN LOW)

Gatewa

Connecto

ALDL Hardwire

connection

VIH Connecto

Vehicle Inte

ration Harness

(

VIH

)

- 12H-050601

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NOTE: The ALDL Hardwire Connection, shown above, is hardwired into the ALDL

connection. So when performing a continuity check, be sure to check from the ALDL

connector (shown below) and not the VIH connector. Otherwise you might be missing

a problem between VIH connector and ALDL.

ALDL Tech 2 connector, shown below.

ALDL Tech 2 and VIH Connector Pin outs shown below.

ALDL

Tech 2

Number

Function Used in

HSVDDI

System

VIH Connector

Terminal

Number

VIH Loom

Drawing Circuit

Number

5 SDL Ground Yes 3 6

6 CAN High Yes 4 1

14 CAN Low Yes 6 14

16 12V Battery Yes 7 18

NOTE: No other pins are used, at this stage in the ALDL Tech 2 connector to run the

HSVDDI system.

Gateway LED is flashing?

- This is normal operation under an ‘Autonomous’ Run, or when uploading

information from the Gateway to the PDA/Pocket PC.

- Refer to table on Page 09 of this document for Gateway LED functionality.

- If you need to stop an ‘Autonomous Run’, please refer to HSVDDI User

Manual.

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PDR Application keeps asking for Security Code.

- When starting the PDR software from the PDA/Pocket PC, the software

continually asks for the PDR Security Code.

- If you have this problem, then the PDR application software was not installed

correctly after a Reset or similar.

- To rectify this problem, follow the correct software installation procedures

outlined on the HSVDDI Disc:\InstallerGuide\HSVPDR.

PDR Application - Cannot Exit “Demo Mode”

- PDR Application is in Demo Mode, as shown below

- To solve this problem, select ‘Setup’

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- Then unselect the ‘Demo’ check box, as shown below

- Then select ‘Save’ down the bottom of screen as indicated by the red arrow.

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- Once ‘Save’ is selected, the PDR Application will take the user back to the

home screen, as shown below. Observe the fact that no ‘Demo’ appears inside

brackets up the top of screen, as before. This is your indication that Demo

mode has been disabled. PDR Application should perform as normal now and

be able to record real data.

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- This DEMO setting can be toggled ON and OFF by following the same

procedure as listed above. The main point of enabling DEMO mode is to

display the features of the PDR software without having it connected to the

vehicle. Sample data is used to show examples of what the software is capable

of.

PDA/Pocket PC will not charge in Vehicle.

The Charging circuit for PDA/Pocket PC is incorporated into the Serial adapter cable,

as shown below.

It consists of a male cigarette lighter (shown below) that encapsulates a 3A fuse

behind a spring. Located on the rear of this plug is a Red LED. This should be on

Adapter – Serial to PDA and 12V Charge 12F-050603

DB9 9-Pin Connects into VIH PDA connector 12V Adapter

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whenever the accessories circuit is active, if it is not then check fuse. This adapter

plugs into the Vehicle Integration Harness (VIH) under the center console, near power

window switches. An exploded view of the adapter is shown below.

Neither Bluetooth GPS Charge light, or PDA/Pocket PC charge light operates

when Ignition of the vehicle is ‘ON’

- Check ‘Power’ LED’s on the rear of Bluetooth GPS Charger and PDA/Pocket

PC Charger. They should illuminate when vehicle Ignition is ‘ON’. If they

don’t then:

- Check fuses in both the Bluetooth GPS Charger and PDA/Pocket PC Charger

to ensure they are intact. If they are intact then:

- Check to ensure that the VIH Harness is plugged into the Telephone connector

of Vehicle. If it is plugged in then:

- Check to see if Vehicle Fuse 16 (F16) with a rating of 7.5A is intact. This fuse

is located in the fuse box directly above ALDL Tech2 connector. The fuse is

labeled as: F16 Radio/Nav/Phone.

PDA/Pocket PC will not Respond to User Input.

- The PDA/Pocket PC will not respond to any user input, emitting a dull tone

each time a button/screen is pressed.

- To solve this problem, perform a ‘Soft Reset’ on the device. Refer to Dell

User Manual for instructions on how to do this.

What do the connectors on the Vehicle Integration Harness (VIH) look like and

what do they do?

- The Vehicle Integration Harness (VIH) is shown below.

Fuse 3A

Spring

Retainer

Tip

Power

LED

Adapter

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- The VIH is hardwired into the vehicles Harness, located at the ALDL Tech 2

connector.

- This hardwired section is shown above; it is the unwrapped colored wires that

can be seen above. These are crimped into the back of the ALDL connector.

- The rest of the VIH can be removed or replaced by disconnecting via the VIH

Connector, as shown above.

- The VIH also taps into the Telephone connector of the vehicle in a patch

harness configuration. There is no modification required to implement the

telephone connector setup.

Gatewa

Connecto

DB9 9-

in Serial Connecto

12V Adapters for

Serial Cable and

GPS Charge

ALDL Hardwire

connection

Telephone Connector

Patch

VIH Connecto

Vehicle Inte

ration Harness

(

VIH

)

- 12H-050601

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Where is the Vehicle Integration Harness located in the vehicle and where does it

run?

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12F-050609

PDA

12F-050601

ADAPTER

SERIAL TO PDA

12F-050603

RECIEVER GPS

12F-050604

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- Check that the PDA is correctly mounted and plugged into the vehicle

mounting cradle. Remember that 2 audible clicks, one on each side of the

connector indicates that it is mounted correctly. Refer to page 24 of the

HSVDDI Manual ‘Handling the PDA with Care’ for more information on how

to do this. If the PDA is not connected to the vehicle (Or there is a problem

communicating between the gateway and PDA/Pocket PC) and PDR

application is started up, the following error message will be displayed:

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If this screen is shown while the PDA/Pocket PC is plugged into the vehicle with the

engine running, then complete the following procedure:

1. Remove the PDA/Pocket PC from the cradle and unplug it from the car.

2. Perform a ‘Soft Reset’ on the PDA/Pocket PC. This is done be pressing the

reset button on rear of PDA/Pocket PC with stylus. For more information on

Resets please refer to the Dell Axim PDA/Pocket PC User Manual.

3. Restart the PDR software and try again. Majority of the time, this process of

Resetting will fix the problem. If it does not, then continue to follow these

steps.

Physical Connection Problems from the PDA/Pocket PC over to the Gateway.

The plug you connect into the bottom of PDA/Pocket PC is a fragile device. Care

needs to be taken when removing or installing PDA/Pocket PC into this cradle. Refer

to page 24 of the HSVDDI Owners Manual. That particular plug is connected to a

serial data adapter, which is in turn connected to the Vehicle Integration Harness

(VIH). This VIH then plugs into the rear of the Gateway module and supports the rest

of the DDI system for power and signals.

Communication cannot be established between the PDA/Pocket PC and the

Gateway, please follow these steps:

- Perform Reset on the PDA and retry/restart software to see if this rectifies the

problem. (Refer to User Manual Documentation)

- Check that the Red LED on Gateway is solid Red.

- Check continuity exists between the Gateway circuits and the circuits running

over to the serial data cable. This connector is the DB 9-pin computer

connector located under the center console. Remove the serial connector to

allow checking of the VIH.

- Visually check that there are no bent or dislodged pins on the 25-pin Sub D

Gateway connector. If there are dislodged or bent pins on this connector,

replace the Vehicle Integration Harness, part number: 12H-050601

- If continuity does exist and communications with the Gateway cannot be

established, then replace the Serial Data Communications adapter. Part

number: 12F-050603. If continuity exists between Gateway connector and

DB9 pin connector, but no communications can be established, then replace

the Serial Data Communications Adapter.

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PDR Software won’t work correctly

PDR Info Dialog Screen

If PDA/Pocket PC is performing correctly, but PDR software is constantly coming up

with errors or any disconnection/GW Errors, try the following. From the home screen

of the PDA select START > HSVPDR > I AGREE > SETUP > APPINFO. Inside this

screen the user will see following screen.

This screen is very useful in diagnosing faults as it displays all communication

information and software versions. None of these values can be changed by the user;

they are read-only values and in most cases are programmed from the factory. The

APPINFO screen should appear as follows.

What you should see in each of these boxes:

GW API Ver: This is the Gateway firmware number and is programmed from the

factory. The number in here should read 2.7.3, as above.

G/W S/N: This is the Gateway Serial Number. This number is unique to each

vehicle/Gateway. It is the number of that particular gateway. In this instance the

Gateway number is 0017.

PDR Ver: This is the Performance Data Recorder Software Version. The production

released version of the software is 1.4.0-HSV, as shown above.

GW Mem. Free: This displays the available memory left on the Gateway SD card.

Please keep in mind this is NOT the card in the back of PDA/Pocket PC. This value

will constantly change, as the user fills the memory with data and runs. In this

instance the value was 29224 KB (Kilobytes).

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VIN: Stands for Vehicle Identification Number. This is vehicle specific and will vary

with each vehicle. Under normal operating condition the VIN will appear in this

dialog box.

Bus Detected: This indicates the type of Data Communication Bus detected and

should always read CAN_HS (High Speed Controller Area Network)

For example, the following screen shot of the APPINFO screen was taken when the

PDA was not plugged into a vehicle.

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Performing a Backup of your PDA/Pocket PC

- Select ‘Start’ and then ‘Programs’

- Select ‘Data Backup’

- Select ‘Backup to:’ and ensure that you have the SD card selected.

- Select ‘Start’

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Restoring PDA/Pocket PC from an existing Backup

- Select ‘Start’ and then ‘Programs’

- Select ‘Data Backup’

- Select ‘Restore’

- Select ‘Restore from following backup’ and then select ‘SD Card’

- Select ‘Start’

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References:

User Guides on Disc

DESTINATOR FULL USER GUIDE

Quick Start Guide: Destinator Disc\Quick_Start_Guide\Destinator Quick Start Guide

Full User Guide: Destinator Disc\Indep\Manual\User Guide.pdf

BLUETOOTH GPS FULL USER GUIDE

Bluetooth User Manual:

BT-338 Bluetooth GPS Receiver Disc\Bluetooth_UserManual.docver1.02

BT-338 User Manual:

BT-338 Bluetooth GPS Receiver Disc\BT338 User

PERFORMANCE DATA RECORDER TOOL (PDAT) USER GUIDE

The PDAT user guide can be found under the help menu of the PDAT program

SOFTWARE INSTALLER GUIDE

HSVPDR HSVDDI Disk:\InstallerGuide\HSVPDR

PDAT HSVDDI Disk:\InstallerGuide\HSVPDAT

DESTINATOR HSVDDI Disk:\InstallerGuide\Destinator

ACTIVE SYNC HSVDDI Disk:\InstallerGuide\Activesync

Program Installers

These may be used to re-install programs onto your PDA/Pocket PC should you have

to reset or lose data on your PDA/Pocket PC.

HSVPDR PROGRAM INSTALLER

Insert HSVDDI disk and & follow “Software installer guide” for HSVPDR

DESTINATOR PROGRAM INSTALLER

Insert Destinator disk and the auto install should start OR Destinator Disk:\InstCol

PERFORMANCE DATA RECORDER TOOL INSTALLER

HSVDDI Disk:\install_programs\PDAT_install

ACTIVE SYNC

DELL Disk:\Autorun or OFFICE10:\SETUP.EXE

HSVDDI PDA Wall paper

HSVDDI Disk:\wall_paper