JPRO Commercial Vehicle Diagnostics heavy-vehicle repair software solution is now available
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Diagnostic system supplier Noregon Systems has announced the availability of the JPRO Commercial Vehicle Diagnostics (CVD) in Australia.
The PC-based software solution allows fleets, dealers and repair facilities to diagnose heavy-truck repair issues in under a minute, the company says.
This includes original equipment manufacturer (OEM) descriptions for more than 38,000 fault codes for all class seven and eight engines, transmissions, ABS and body chassis controllers and modules for class two through to seven Ford, GM and Sprinter vehicles.
Compatible with a range of models , the company says it is expanding the reach of its software on the back of strong results in the US.
“We are truly excited to bring our popular JPRO solution to Australia,” Noregon senior VP of sales and marketing Greg Reimmuth says.
“After nearly a decade, JPRO has helped literally tens of thousands of service providers simplify the repair process for today’s complex trucks.
“JPRO gives service professionals the ability to quickly diagnose any issue related to the truck’s electronically-controlled systems and components.”
“Seeing and knowing a truck’s total condition, versus focusing on one isolated problem, allows technicians to clearly identify the root cause of complaints while also finding undiscovered issues that need attention.
“Technicians can then fix the entire vehicle while it is in the shop – avoiding costly repairs or break downs while the vehicle is in service.”
A two-year subscription of the software and connecting cable kits are available separately or in a fleet service kit, which also includes a Panasonic laptop and carrying case.
The kits ship with 6-pin, 9-pin, OBD-II Type B and USB cables and a DLA+ adapter.
Alongside the arrival of JPRO to Australian shores, Noregon Systems has launched a local website to feature JPRO kits, part numbers and information on the product range.