ShopStream Connect is a Windows®-based Snap-on software application that helps keep you and your diagnostic tool productive and profitable every day.
ShopStream Connect simply installs onto a PC or laptop (do not install ShopStream Connect on a Snap-on diagnostic tool).
Using Software Bundle 7.2 or higher, record scanner movies, save to your PC, and open the saved files with ShopStream Connect. Customize your view of this vital diagnostic information. Display up to 16 graphs onscreen at once and easily drag-and-drop to customize the display order.
With the Data Manager and new Scanner Codes Viewer you can now view and print Trouble Codes saved on MODIS Ultra, SOLUS Edge, and SOLUS Ultra platforms. You can even create custom printouts of scan data to share with vehicle owners, or save it with your vehicle records.
If you have a platform that includes a scope then you can view lab and ignition scope recordings, auto play, step through frames and pages, zoom and use cursors to help analyze waveforms. Customize the display with scales and a grid. Reposition each channel individually, and invert colors for printing.
Want to share diagnostic data with other ShopStream Connect users? It's easy, simply e-mail your files right from the application or post your files to discussion groups. Others can open your files, provide advice, and help diagnose the vehicle.
With ShopStream Connect, you can also access the latest software service releases to enhance the performance of your Snap-on diagnostic tool. Download software service releases directly from the internet for your tool.
Software Subscription Update Manager feature notifies subscribers of new software upgrades as they become available for their diagnostic tool and allows download and installation at their convenience directly from the Internet.
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