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6 of 8 August 2006

Setting Up the HIM to Work as a Drive Recorder

NOTE: This article applies to all Honda models

except ’06

–07 Civics, Civic Sis, and Civic Hybrids;

’07 Odysseys; and ’06 S2000s. Those models use a

CAN protocol and need a future HDS update to

add the drive recorder function.

One of the cool things the HDS can do is set up

the Honda Interface Module (HIM) to work as a

drive recorder. It’s a great way to capture

intermittent problems that are hard to pin down or

duplicate. You can set up the HIM to start

recording when a parameter exceeds a particular

threshold voltage or value or when your service

customer presses the green ENTER button on the

front of the unit. As a drive recorder, the HIM can

store multiple snapshots (it can be triggered more

than one time). Here’s what you need to do to set

up the HIM as a drive recorder:

1. Connect the HDS to the 16P DLC.

2. From the System Selection Menu, select

PGM FI. From the Mode Menu, select Drive

Recorder and wait for the prompt telling you

to disconnect the HDS from the DLC. The HDS

then directs you to connect the HIM to the

DLC. When communication is established

between the HIM and the vehicle, you see the

green 1 light on the front of the HIM come on.

3. Use the red communication cable

(P/N REDCAT5E) to connect the HIM to the

HDS. When communication is established,

you see the green 1 light and the yellow 2 light

on the front of the HIM blink together.

4. Touch the green check mark (

) in the lower

right corner of the display screen after

communication is established.

NOTE: The HDS may tell you the HIM

software needs updating to work as a drive

recorder. If this happens, follow the screen

prompts and update the software.

5. When you see the drive recorder setup screen,

select the trigger type, the length, and the

trigger point for the snapshot. The length

can be from 30 seconds to 3 minutes.

The trigger point can only be from 1 to

30 seconds, no matter what length of

snapshot you pick. And you can only get a

maximum of 30 seconds of data before the

trigger point.

NOTE: If you set up the HIM to take snapshots

by hand, tell your customer to press the green

ENTER button on the front of the HIM when

the symptom happens.

6. Touch the blue check mark (

) on the display

screen. The yellow 2 light on the front of the

HIM starts to blink, then the green 1 light also

starts to blink.

7. When you see a dialog box that tells you the

setup was successful, touch OK and

disconnect the HDS from the HIM. The HIM is

now set up to take drive recorder snapshots.

Downloading Drive Recorder

Snapshots to the HDS

After you’ve taken drive recorder snapshots with

the Honda Interface Module (HIM), you need to

download them to the HDS in order to look at

them. Here’s how you do it:

1. Connect the HIM to the 16P DLC or to an

AC/DC power adapter.

2. From the main menu on the HDS display

screen, touch the open file folder icon on the

right side of the screen. This puts the HDS in

its stand-alone mode. From the Mode Menu,

select Drive Recorder. You see a dialog box

asking you if you want to download info from

the HIM.

3. Use the red communication cable

(P/N REDCAT5E) to connect the HIM to the

HDS. Touch YES in the dialog box. As the

HDS starts downloading the snapshots from

the HIM, you see a status bar at the bottom of

the screen. Wait for the download to complete

(this could take awhile, depending on the

number of snapshots). When it’s done, you

see a list of the downloaded snapshots.

4. Select the + box next to the VIN of the

snapshot you want to take a look at. Select the

time you want to see, then touch the green

check mark (

) in the lower right corner of

the screen. The HDS then displays the selected

snapshot.

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