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Contents

Chapter 1. Cautions and Warnings 3

1.1 End User License Agreement 3
1.2 Copyright Notice and Disclaimer 5
1.3 Safety Warnings and Cautions 6
1.4 Warnings for Environment Protection 8
Chapter 2. Getting started with Zenith Z5 9
2.1. Specification 9
2.2. Parts and Components 10
2.3. Details of Base Unit 15
2.4. Battery Installation 17
2.5. Android Operating System 20
2.6. Power Supply to Z5 24
2.7. Rechargeable Battery 25
2.8. Connecting to Vehicle 27
Chapter 3. How to activate Zenith Z5 28
3.1. Inactivated when delivered 28
3.2. Device Registration 29
Chapter 4. Z5 Basic Operation 36
4.1. Main Menu and System Tools 36
4.2 Utility 41
4.3 Settings 43
4.4 System Lock 49
Chapter 5. Z5 Diagnosis 52
5.1 Vehicle Selection 52
5.2 System Search 58
5.3 DTC Analysis 62

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5.5 Data Analysis 67

5.6 Actuation Test 79
5.7 Record Review 81
5.8 Special Function 82
5.9 ECU Information Display 86
Chapter 6. OBD-II Mode (Service) 87
Chapter 7. Service function 92
7.1 Procedure of Service function 92
Chapter 8. Remote support & J2534 PassThru 95
8.1 Remote support 95
8.2 J2534 PassThru Function 97
Chapter 9. Update & Feedback 98
9.1 Software Update 98
9.2 Feedback 103
Chapter 10. Record & Gallery 107
10.1 Data Record 107
10.2 Data Reloading 109
10.3 Data Backup 117
10.4 Data Printing 119
Chapter 11. Report 126
11.1 Diagnostic Report Function 126
11.2 Creating a report 127
11.3 Additional Functions 133
Chapter 12. Appendix 139
A.1. Z5 Limited Warranty 139
A.2. Discard of used equipment 141
A.3. Safety Regulatory 141

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Chapter 1. Cautions and Warnings

1.1 End User License Agreement

This product is licensed to use within a designated region or country where the
product was originally shipped to.
If you use this product outside of designated region or country, it may incur a
disadvantage such as restrictions on the use of the product.
Please check the End User License Agreement below and proceed product
registration only when you agree to all of the contents. If you disagree or do not
understand any of the content in this agreement, please do not proceed product
registration.

 End User License Agreement

A person who wishes to purchase and use Zenith Z5 (hereinafter referred to as "end
user"), agrees to the following clauses and upon completion of the product
registration, end user agrees to the agreement and authorizes its validity.

Chapter A. Regional License

1. This product can only be registered and used within the country or region
designated by the supplier at the time of shipment. Therefore, end user must confirm
that the country or region in which product is to be used accords the country or
region designated by the supplier at the time of shipment. Selling or using this
product outside the designated country or region is strictly prohibited.

2. To protect the intellectual property embodied in this product and fulfill the
conditions of this license agreement, end user agrees that the supplier has the right
to monitor the country or region where the product is used when the product is
connected to its online server facility for software update or product registration
purposes.

3. The supplier has the right to restrict the use of the product if it is found registered
or used outside the designated country or region.

4. Restriction of the product takes place in various levels and methods such as
increased inconvenience of usage, prohibition of additional updates, restriction of
specific diagnostic functions, and complete lock down of the product. Such
restrictions cannot be withdrawn until following conditions are fulfilled:

A) Restriction of the product is applied inappropriate manner due to the supplier's

system error.

B) Requested by the authorized distributor in the designated region/country with

the written consent to provide full service and support for the Z5.

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5. The period of warranty service and free software update subscription are not
suspended even when functional restriction to the Z5 is enforced, and the expiry
dates will remain the same.

6. End user shall be liable for all expenses such as transportation, labor costs,
customs, and any additional fees that may arise in the process of reactivating the
product or lifting the restrictions imposed to the product.

Chapter B. Liability and Indemnification

1. End user understands this product is a multi-brand diagnostic tool designed for
aftermarket users and is not developed based on the original data and information
provided directly by each car manufacturer but is developed and designed to provide
functionality similar to each car manufacturer’s original equipment.

2. Therefore, end user acknowledges that the product is provided "as is" and "with
possible faults, defects and errors" and that all use of the product is at end user's
own risk and the supplier shall not be liable for any damages and losses to vehicles
and bodily injuries resulting from such faults, defects and errors of the product.

3. The supplier cannot guarantee that the product will work correctly as intended with
every system in every vehicle but will do the best to fix any bug in the software and
bring enhancement to the product.

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1.2 Copyright Notice and Disclaimer

Thank you for purchasing Zenith Z5 supplied by EZDS (E-Zenith Diagnostic System)
Co., Ltd. This manual contains information needed for using Z5. We recommend you
read this manual and comprehend the provided functionality before start using Z5 to get
the maximum performance out of the product.

 Copyright Notice

- Zenith Z5 is copyrighted 2021 by EZDS Co., Ltd. All rights are reserved.
File manipulation, de-compilation, disassembly, reverse-engineering, alteration, use
as a reference tool for the purpose of developing a product with similar functionality,
and re-distribution in any form without the prior written consent of EZDS Co., Ltd. is
prohibited.

- EZDS Co., Ltd. owns the intellectual property including but not limited to patents,
trademarks and copyright contained in this user’s manual.
No part of this manual may be photocopied, reproduced, or translated to another
language in any way without the prior written consent of EZDS Co., Ltd. Purchase of
Z5 shall not be assumed as granting or transferring the rights to utilize intellectual
property of EZDS Co., Ltd. contained in this manual.

 Disclaimer

- By use of this product, you acknowledge that the product is provided "as is" and
"with possible faults, defects and errors" and that all use of the Product is at your
own risk.
Even though the product has been extensively tested and evaluated, EZDS Co., Ltd.
cannot guarantee it will work correctly as intended with every system in every
vehicle. EZDS Co., Ltd. will do the best to fix any bugs and to bring enhancement to
the product, but specifically disclaim any liability for damage to the car and yourself.

- EZDS Co., Ltd. reserves the right to change or modify Z5 for technical and non-
technical product enhancement without notice. This may include scan tool graphic
displays, vehicle coverage, supported functions and operating procedures.
Hardware may also be modified, altered or redesigned or may differ from the
descriptions and illustrations displayed in this manual.

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1.3 Safety Warnings and Cautions

This section contains warnings and cautions for safe and proper use of this product;
therefore, it is recommended that every user should read this section carefully before using
the product and make sure that such warnings and precautions are well observed and
comprehended.

Cautions and Warnings

Dangerous consequences may arise, with the possibility of fire, death, or serious injury
to the user, if the product is not handled properly as instructed below. The user shall be
fully liable for any direct or consequential damage or loss caused by not following the
instructions provided in this Zenith Z5 user’s manual.

General issues:
 Use Z5 only for the original purposes as it was designed for.
 Keep Z5 within the specified storage temperature when not in use (See the spec sheet)
 Place the Z5 at a secured location and keep clearance with any moving part of the vehicle
or hazardous environment when using Z5 with the vehicle.
 Use only the parts and accessories authorized by EZDS.
 Make secure connections of all cables and connectors. Be careful not to let the DLC cable
or power cable gets disconnected while the Z5 is operating.

External Power issues:

 Supply stable power from the external source (using AC/DC adapter) when updating Z5
software (Operating System, Firmware and Application updates).
 Use the AC/DC power adapter and cables supplied by EZDS only when supplying power
from the external source.
 Charging through Type-C port of the Z5 will not work although the battery charging
icon will be displayed on the screen when attempted.

Battery issues:
 Observe the instructions of this user’s manual when replacing the rechargeable battery.
 Do not use the rechargeable battery other than EZDS supplies.
 Do not disassemble the rechargeable battery in any circumstance.
 Do not put the rechargeable battery in the water and keep away from moisture.
 Keep the rechargeable battery away from the heat.
 Do not apply physical impact to the rechargeable battery or pierce with a sharp object.
 Do not put the rechargeable battery in the microwave oven or high-voltage container.
 In case of any smell, heat, distortion, or discoloration is observed with the rechargeable
battery, stop using it immediately. If such a symptom is witnessed when charging or
operating, remove the battery from the base unit and contact your local distributor.
 Be careful not to put the rechargeable battery in reversed polarity.
 Do not short-circuit the rechargeable battery terminals.
 Do not connect the rechargeable battery terminals directly with the external power sources.
 Do not put the rechargeable battery in fire or expose it to direct sun light.

Service authority:
 Do not disassemble or dismantle the Z5 base unit in any case.
 Beware that only the service personnel of EZDS’s authorized local distributor is entitled to
provide after-sales service for Z5.

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Storage:
 Put Z5 base unit on a secure place and avoid unstable, inclined, or slippery place.
Be careful not to drop the Z5 base unit.
 Avoid humidity and dusts when storing and using Z5 in order to prevent electric shock or
fire.
 Do not put heavy objects such as hand tools on the Z5 base unit.
 Stow the parts and accessories that are not in use in the Z5 carry case.
 Avoid following hazards for storing Z5.
- Too high or low temperature (See Spec sheet)
- Too high or low humidity (See Spec sheet)
- Exposure to direct sunlight

Using Z5 on the Vehicles:

 Be careful not to cause damages to the cables by heat from the engine or not to get caught
by the moving parts in the engine compartment when Z5 cable connection is configured
under the hood.
 Securely tighten the screw lockers when connecting the DLC main cable to Z5 base unit.
 Do not carry the Z5 by holding the cables connected to the base unit.
 Avoid physical impart and vibration when carrying Z5
 When supplying power from the vehicle battery, check the connection for correct polarity.
 Storing the rechargeable battery in a hot place may shorten its lifetime
 In case battery liquid gets in the eyes, do not rub, and wash them with fresh running water.
And see the doctor immediately
 Use of sharp or pointed object may cause serious and irrecoverable damage to the touch
screen and the LCD
 Keep LCD away from liquid or splash of water
 Liquid Crystal may run from the broken LCD. Do not touch the LCD when it is broken and
be careful not to get liquid crystal in the eyes or mouth. If contaminated by liquid crystal
on the skin, remove them immediately using soap and running water
 Use soft fabric and alcohol to clean the surface of the LCD
 Do not use volatile solvents other than alcohol when cleaning the LCD

Cautions and Warnings

Dangerous consequences may arise, with the possibility of serious injury to the user
and or damage to the product, if the equipment is not handheld correctly as instructed
below. The user shall be fully liable for any direct or consequential damage or loss
caused by not following the instructions provided in this Z5 user’s manual.

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1.4 Warnings for Environment Protection

When the product has been used up to its lifetime and needs to be disposed, the rules and
regulations that the government of each country has set forth for material recirculation,
wasted electric/electronic product disposal or other related legal procedure shall be checked
and followed. When disposing the wasted product, please observe the warning message
below.

Cautions and Warnings

 When disposing Z5, do not dump it among the daily wastes. In many countries, it
either shall be approved by local authorities or recollected by the local distributor.
 Disposal by burning or burying it underground without authorization is not generally
allowed in most of the countries.
Contact your local distributor to consult the proper procedure for Z5 disposal.

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Chapter 2. Getting started with Zenith Z5

2.1. Specification

Z5 Base Unit specification

General Specification
Category Specifications
CPU Octa Core Processor 2.0 GHz
Operating System Android 9

System Memory 3G / Internal 32G **

External Memory Micro SD Card

LCD 8.0 inch FHD (1920 x 1200)

Input Devices Capacitive Touch Screen, 3 Hard Keys (Power, Volume +, Volume -)

Camera 8 megapixel auto-focus with LED flash

Sound Loud Speaker 1 microphone; 3.5 pi standard audio jack
Rechargeable Battery Li-ion 3.8V 3200 mAh
Operating voltage DC 9 ~ 30V
Sensors Ambient Light, Proximity, Gyroscope, Accelerometer
Dimension 225 x 136 x 33 mm
Weight 800g

Connectivity
External port USB 1ea, USB C 1 ea.
Network RJ45 Ethernet, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.2

Supported Vehicle Communication Protocols

CAN (High speed, Low speed, Single), ISO-9141, ISO-9141-CARB, KWP-2000,
SAE-J1708, SAE-J1587, J1850(PWM/VPW), Melco Pull-Down

** Half (16GB) of Z5’s internal memory (32GB) is allocated for Z5 diagnostic software and future
updates. Therefore, the actual available memory size may be less than the capacity displayed in the
storage under setting.

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2.2. Parts and Components

Basic Supplies
Part Parts Number Description Q’ty

EZ5MU001 ZENITH Main Body 1

EZ5CB001 DLC Main Cable 1

EZ5CB002 AC/DC Adapter 1

EZ5BA001 Battery Pack 1

EZ5AC001 Hand Strap 1

EZ5AC002 Stylus Pen Coiled String 1

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EZ5AC003 Stylus Pen 1

EZ5CB002 J2534 USB Cable 1

EZ5BX001 Packing Box 1

Optional Supplies

EZ5BX005 Carrying Case 1

EZ0CB003 Battery to DC Cable 1

EZ5AC004 Tempered Glass Protector 1

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Optional OBD Adapters

EZ0CB004 TOYOTA 17+1P SQUARE 1

EZ0CB005 TOYOTA 17P ROUND 1

EZ0CB006 HONDA/ACCURA 3P 1

EZ0CB007 MAZDA 17P 1

EZ0CB008 SUBARU 9P

MITSUBISHI/HYUNDAI
EZ0CB009
12P+16P

EZ0CB010 KIA 20P A Type

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EZ0CB011 KIA 20P B Type 1

EZ0CB014 SSANGYONG 20P 1

EZ0CB013 NISSAN 14P 1

EZ0CB015 DAEWOO 12P 1

EZ0CB016 SSANGYONG 14P 1

EZ0CB022 J1939 9P + J1708 6P 1

EZ0CB021 UNIVERSAL 4P 1

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EZ0CB019 BMW 20P 1

EZ0CB020 AUDI/VW 4P 1

HYUNDAI KIA
EZ0CB025 1
COMMERCIAL 16P

EZ0CB026 HYUNDAI CNG BUS 1

EZ0CB023 ISUZU 20P-10P-3P 1

EZ0CB024 HINO 12P-5P 1

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2.3. Details of Base Unit

Z5 Base Unit

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No. Description

Long press on the button: Z5 Power On/Off

Power button
Short press on the button: Z5 Sleep/Wake

Volume control button Controls volume on media or alarm

Terminal for connection of the DLC cable for

DLC connection terminal
communications with a vehicle
External device connection
terminal 1 (A) RJ45 Ethernet port for network
connection

(B) Power connection with a car battery or

an AC/DC adapter

(A) Micro-SD card slot

External device connection
terminal 2
(B) USB standard port

(C) USB Type-C

Headphone connection jack

Left side external ports USB Type-C

Rear camera

Speaker

Stylus Pen

Adaptive Brightness Sensor Automatically adjust the brightness level

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2.4. Battery Installation

A brand new Z5 will be delivered with its rechargeable battery detached. To power on and
properly charge the Z5, install the provided rechargeable battery and connect the AC/DC
adapter. Follow the steps described in this section to properly install the rechargeable
battery to the Z5.

Caution
 Improper battery use may cause fire, explosion, or other hazards.

 If the battery is removed due to impact, heat, submersion, or other damage, there is
a risk of explosion. Keep away from children and animals.

 Do not allow the battery’s contacts to touch things like necklaces, coins, or electric
conductors. Do not give any impact with sharp objects. There is a risk of explosion.

 Use only the approved battery and charger. Using an incompatible battery or
charger may cause device malfunction or other damage, such as fire.

 When you are not using the device for a long period, take out the battery and keep
the device and the battery in a dry, cool place. Also, charge the battery at least once
a year. If you keep it without charging for a long time, it may cause device
malfunction.

<Required Tools>

 Z5 Base unit
 Z5 Battery
 Mini (+) Screwdriver

A. Remove the battery cover (2) by untightening 4 screws located at the corner of the
cover.

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B. Place the battery with its barcode facing upward and insert it with its gold contact
aligned with the Z5.

C. Reinstall the battery cover.

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 Basic Buttons for Android system

A. Power Button
You can turn on/off the power of Z5 by using the power button placed at the
top of the main module.

 Power on
To turn on the device, press and hold the Power button for a few seconds.

 Power saving mode (Sleep mode)

With the device powered on, tapping the power button will turn the device to Power
saving mode. By tapping the power button again, the device will come back to its
normal mode.

 Restart/Screenshot
Pressing the power button for longer than 2 seconds will display a popup
for Power off, Restart, and Screenshot.
- Power OFF
Closes all running applications and powers off the device.
- Restart
Closes all running applications and reboots the device.
- Screenshot
Captures a screenshot of the current screen and saves it in the image
folder.

B. Volume Control Button

You can change the volume level with the volume control buttons.
The volume level is displayed on the popup menu as follows.

You can also control the volume for Media, Alarm and Notification by pressing the setting
icon at the bottom of the popup menu.

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2.5. Android Operating System

Zenith Z5 is NOT a multimedia tablet or a smart phone

Unlike many other devices operating on Android system, Zenith hardware is designed and
developed specifically for conducting diagnostic functions on the automobile, and it runs on
Android operating system that is exclusively customized for itself.
Never try to use Zenith Z5 for playing 3rd party contents or attempt to alter or modify the
operating system’s settings and security features, which may cause serious consequences
including system failure or malfunction of the device

Caution
Downloading any other applications that are not authorized by EZDS through Google
Playstore is strictly prohibited due to security issue. Only printer drivers will be available to
download. Any suspicious downloading attempt may void your warranty.

 Basic Buttons for Android system

Android feature buttons are displayed as shown below.

A. Back Button

Closes the current screen and returns to the previous level.

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B. Home Button
Returns to Home screen. If the Z5 program is shut down, Zenith
software can be selected and executed again by selecting the Zenith
icon.

C. App Running button

Displays the applications that are running in the background or
recently executed. Z5 can be selected and executed again by
selecting Zenith application while scrolling up and down.

D. Web Browser Button

Runs the default Internet browser.

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E. Setting Button
Enables hardware configuration and preference setting for operating
Z5.

F. Screen Capture Button

This enables an instant screen capture while operating Z5.

You have option to edit or print the captured screenshot.

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 Quick Setting menu

A quick setting menu appears when you touch the top of the screen.

Touching the top area will extend drop-down menu and a quick setting menu appears like
below.

You can quickly change the basic Android configuration setting such as WiFi, Bluetooth, Do
Not Disturb, Flashlight, Auto-rotation, Battery Saver, Airplane Mode, Cast without having to
select the “Setting” menu.

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2.6. Power Supply to Z5

Power supply to Z5 is available from 2 different sources.

Diagnostic connector

1. Extend the Z5 main cable to the vehicle side diagnostic socket. Attach the paring
OBD non-standard connector if necessary.
2. Turn the ignition key to ACC or ON position, and power is supplied to Z5.
The power is supplied through the diagnostic socket even when the IG key is turned
OFF. However, please note that the IG key must be turned ON for diagnostic
communication.
3. By the industrial standard, all OBD-2 / EOBD compliant vehicles are designed to
supply power through the diagnostic adapter.
4. According to SAE and ISO standards, the vehicle side DLC socket is recommended
to be placed within 1 meter from the driver’s seat.
It is generally found under the dashboard. However, be reminded that there are
exceptions.

AC outlet (through AC/DC adapter

1. Connect the DC jack of the AC/DC adapter to Z5’s DC input jack.

2. Extend the AC plug of the AC/DC adapter to the AC outlet.

Cautions
Make sure to use the AC/DC adapter that is supplied with Z5. Damage caused
from use of unapproved AC/DC adapter is not subject to warranty.

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2.7. Rechargeable Battery

Z5 is fitted with the Li-ion rechargeable battery pack as the basic supply, and it enables the
device to run normally when the external power supply is lost.

 Vehicle Battery Voltage Indication

However, the device is not designed to be run on battery without external power supply for
an extended time and drawing power from the car through the diagnostic adapter is always
recommended for diagnostic communication stability.

 Rechargeable Battery Level Indication

Please make sure that the rechargeable battery is charged enough, and the battery level
does not drop below 20% level when operating the device without external power supply.
The battery level is indicated in the top right corner of the screen.

 When the battery is low, Z5 will sound a warning and display a low power message.
 When the battery is charging, the charging LED will illuminate in red.
 When the battery is not charging properly, the charging LED will flash.
 When the battery is fully charged, the charging LED will turn to green

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 Rechargeable Battery Replacement

A rechargeable battery is an expendable supply of which performance deteriorates over
the repeated recharging cycles, and the replacement of the battery is recommended when
the lowered charging performance is experienced or any distortion such as swelling is
witnessed. Unfasten the 2 screws to open the rear battery cover and lift the battery to
remove. Insert the new battery in place, close the cover and fasten the screws.

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2.8. Connecting to Vehicle

 Connecting the main DLC cable to the base unit
Connect the DLC main cable to the Z5 D-sub connector and secure the connection by
fastening the 2 main screws. Do not apply excessive force when fastening the screws.

 Connecting to the Vehicle

Extend the DLC main cable connected to the Z5 to the vehicle side DLC socket. Different
types of non-standard diagnostic adapter may be used for the pre-OBD2 models or the
commercial vehicles. If the vehicle is not OBD2 / EOBD compliant, identify and attach the
matching adapter, then connect it to the vehicle side socket.

The diagnostic adapters are designed to fit in the vehicle side diagnostic ports, therefore the
diagnostic adapters supplied with the different scan tools may look alike or similar. However,
internal wiring and circuits can be different, therefore not compatible each other. Please do
not use the diagnostic adapters that are not supplied by EZDS specifically for use with Z5
and never attempt to connect the adapters supplied by a third party.

Use of wrong adapters may result in communication failure, damage to the device as
well as the vehicle control system, and EZDS are not liable for any
damage and loss caused. Also, it constitutes warranty void conditions for Z5 base
unit itself.

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Chapter 3. How to activate Zenith Z5

3-1. Inactivated when delivered

 Product Registration
A brand new Zenith Z5 will have the software installed when delievered. However, to
activate the software properly, user needs to create an account at EZDS website and
complete product registration.

A. Demo Mode
In the main screen of the Z5 software, pressing [Diagnosi] menu will display
supported carlines. If your Z5 is not registered under your account at EZDS
website, Z5 will operate in Demo mode and it will allow you to choose the carline
for 30 attempts only. Remaining attempts will be displayed in the popup message
as shown below.

B. Software Update
If your Z5 is not registered under your account at EZDS website, software update
is prohibited. You will be guided to visit EZDS website.

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3-2. Device Registration

Step 1. Membership Enrollment at EZDS.com
Visit EZDS website and create user account.

A. Go to www.zenithdiag.com and press the Join button to join the membership.

B. Read the Terms of service carefully and if you agree, click the check box and fill in
the blanks.

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C. Press the [Confirm] button and [OK] button.

D. Your account is created. Verification email will be sent to your email address. Please
follow the next verification procedure.

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Step 2. E-Mail Verification

A. The email address that you enter when joining the membership is very important
because it is the only channel for bi-directional communication between the
customer and the supplier, therefore it needs to be verified to make sure that it is
valid and working email.

A verification email will be automatically sent to the address that you entered when
you create the account succesfully.

- Please note that the delivery can be delayed due to technical reasons, server
overload or traffic.
- In case you do not receive the verification email in your inbox, please check
the spam or junk mail box as well because there is a possibility that your email
server or email program may put the verification email there according to the
security settings.
- Please use an alternative email address preferrably on a public domain if the
verification email is not found even in the spam or junk mail box. An email can
be filtered or blocked by the server and not delivered to the recipient at all in
case of using corporate email account due to email security policy that are
stricter than public or personal email services.

B. Go to your registered email and check email with the title ‘Welcome to join E-ZDS!’.
Open the email and click the Confirm Link.

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C. Verification process is completed!

Step 3. Z5 Device Registration

Device Registration is a process of matching a Z5 serial number with individual website

member. When registration is completed, the Z5 will be combined with a specific website
member ID on EZDS’s database and the device will be finally activated for using full
functionality of the device.

A. Login to your account and click your ID at the top menu.

B. Select [Product Register] as shown below. You will be required to enter Serial
number and Security code of your Z5.

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C. Go to your Z5 and hit [Update] menu from the main screen.

 Press [Registration] button.

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 Copy the Serial number and the Security code written on the popup
screen.

D. Go back to the registration page and enter the Serial number and the Security code.
Make sure to enter correctly as the security code is case sensitive. When you are
ready, hit the [Save] button.

E. Membership Database Refreshment

When registration at the website is completed, the membership database needs to

be refreshed. It generally takes 10 ~ 20 minutes, then you can download the latest
version software from the server.

F. Log-in for Software Update

From now on, you need to login to your account when updating software. You may
save the ID&PW for future update.

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Chapter 4. Z5 Basic Operation

4.1. Main Menu and System Tools
Please be advised that the user interface including graphical output and menu structure
can be changed and updated without notice for the improvement of product
performance and usability.

The main menu as shown below appears when Z5 is turned on or when Zenith
Application is selected among the applications list.

 Main menu
The main menu of Zenith Z5 is consisted of 4 sections (header, major
functions ,convenient functions, bottom menu).

 Header
The header shows different Z5 system status indicators.
In the left corner of the header, indicator
System symbols appear when Z5 system detects any
Notifications changes or new development in the system
status that need to be notified to the user.
Vehicle In the right of the header, vehicle battery
Battery voltage is indicated when the power is supplied
Status from the vehicle.

In the right corner of the header, Z5 system

System
status including Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connection,
Status
battery charging status.

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Double tab on the [Header] area in the top of the screen with a finger or tab on the area
and swipe down, then the details of the system notifications are displayed.

Tab on the top of the pop-up notifications with a finger, then a system configuration
menu appears where you can check and make quick and simple changes to the basic
system settings.

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 Major

At the time of publishing this user manual, Z5 main function menu includes following 2
selections: Diagnosis, Service function.

Each of these main functions are explained more in detail in the separate
chapters in this manual hereinafter.

Title Description

Runs manufacturer specific diagnostic functions

including DTC Analysis, Data Analysis, Actuation
Test, ECU Info and various Special Functions for
each car manufacturer.

Shortcut to the most frequently used functions in the

shop such as ADAS, Brake Pad Replacement,
Engine Oil Reset, Brake Air Bleeding, Battery Reset,
Steering Angle Sensor Calibration.

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 Convenient Function

Convenient functions are listed in left side and bottom of the screen that can be directly
selected from the main menu: Update, Feedback, Report, J2534, Record, Remote Support,
Settings, Utility, Gallery. The details of these convenience functions are explained in the
following chapters.

Title Description
Calls the Z5’s various utility programs such as
“Vehicle Communication Line Check”, “Unit
Converter”, “Calculator”, “Special Function
Calculator”, etc.

Opens the Settings menu where software version

information check, language selection, Self-test and
various user settings can be reviewed and changed

Opens saved screenshots, photos, and videos

Links to TeamViewer application allowing remote

support for Z5

Performs Generic OBD2/EOBD diagnostic

functions for the ISO9141-2, ISO14230 (KWP2000)
and ISO15765-4 (CAN-Bus) compliant vehicles

Retrieves data files recorded in the Z5 internal

memory, including flight record data.

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Turns Z5 into a J2534 Pass-thru device

Retrieves the previously saved Pre and Post

Repair Diagnostic Report that can be added to Z5
memory while performing Diagnosis function.

Allows user to send or delete saved log data

Connects to the Z5 download server to check the

availability of new diagnostic software and
downloads the latest version software to Z5

 Bottom Menu
The menu on the left of the screen is a set of standard Android system functions, and the
details are explained in the [Chapter 2.4. Android Operating System]. Please refer to the
[Chapter 2. Getting Started with Z5] section.

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4.2 Utility

User’s manual, OBD-2 DTC Library, Maintenance tip, Sound Recorder, Calculator,
Camera features are available in the Utility menu.

 User’s Manual
Z5’s complete user’s manual and quick manual is available in PDF format.

 OBD-II DTC library

Enables search of OBD-II generic fault codes for code definition.

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 Calculator
A utility function that works like a technical calculator.

 Sound Recorder
Enables voice recording through the Z5 embedded microphone.

Button Description
shape
Starts sound recording from standby mode.

Exits and saves sound being recorded.

Displays the list of recorded files.

 Camera
This enables taking the photographs using the embedded camera of Z5

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4.3 Settings
In the [SETTINGS] menu, you can check the Software Version and Open Source License,
choose the Language of the Z5 software, and change the settings in measurement unit, and
display mode.

 Software version
Check the serial number (security code), firmware & software version, operating
system version, and each carline’s diagnostic software version installed in Z5.

 Language
Select the preferred language among the supported languages (if available). The
languages are supported in different set by the regions. Generally English is the
primary language with the different local languages supported as the secondary.

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 Unit
Z5 shows the parameter values and the measuring units just as the vehicle’s
Electronic Control Unit is programmed. However, if the different measuring units
are preferred, the units can be selected among the given variations as preferred.

 Self test (Software Self test)

In case the Z5 fails in performing the diagnostic functions properly, Software self-
test verifies software integrity to make sure that there are no corrupted data in Z5
diagnostic applications.

 Quick: Checks the Z5 main program

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 Detailed: Checks software and database of Z5 for the individual automakers.

If the test result shows NG (No Good), [Fix] button will be activated. Pressing the
[Fix] button will direct to the software update screen for fresh download of the
latest software.

 User Info
Type in your personal and workshop information and it will be used when printing
the Pre-Post diagnostic report and other forms. Be advised that User Info is
stored and used within the Z5 device only, and no personal information is
transferred to the server.

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 Display
User can change the theme of the Z5 software and change the location of the side
buttons.

A. Display Mode
Z5 offers 3 different display modes: Default, Dark, and Light.

 Default Mode

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 Dark Mode

 Light Mode

B. Side Button Location

Location of the side buttons can be changed per user preference.

 Side Button - Right

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 Side Button - Left

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4.4 System Lock

 “Security Breach” Lock

For the protection of proprietary right and intellectual property of EZDS that are
embodied in Z5, the product contains the “Security Breach Lock” function.
In the event of executing any diagnostic functions of Z5 in a way that is not logically
possible in the real world, and when such abuse is detected evidently, it is considered
as a serious security breach and Z5 is programmed to lock down its system
immediately for self-protection.

In case the Z5 is locked down for this reason, no unlock code input is possible and the
only way to unlock the device is returning the device to the EZDS in Korea for
inspection. It will be unlocked only when the device turns out to have been locked for
no proper reasons. If the internal memory is altered or manipulated by the user from
the state when the Z5 was locked, any request for unlocking the device will be refused.

 Violation of end user license agreement for regional restriction

As written in the first page of this manual, and as it appears on the screen in the
process of registering Z5, the product is licensed for use in the designated country only.
Z5 found being used outside the designated country can be locked down as it
constitutes a direct violation of end user license agreement.

Once Z5 is locked for this reason, it is not recoverable unless the Z5 base unit is
returned to the authorized local distributor in the region where the Z5 is actually being
used.

The Z5 can be unlocked only by inputting the unlock code which is provided with the
consent of the authorized local distributor in the regional of actual use. And this
unlocking process itself is not subject to warranty and cost may be charged because it
will involve the transfer of responsibility of service and support to the new local
distributor and change of software license.

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Also, for this purpose, Z5 needs to be validated by logging onto the server and
checking the proper usage in compliance with the end user license agreement, and the
device is required to connect to internet via Wi-Fi or Ethernet LAN cable periodically.
If Z5 fails to log on to the EZDS server for a certain period, a warning message pops up
to remind that the device needs to connect the device to internet for validation.

If Z5 still does not connect to internet despite of repeated warning message, Z5 does
not respond to user input and pauses to operate for one or a few minutes after closing
the warning message, and the irresponsive time will increase if the message is ignored,
and no internet connection is made for validation.

If the device is not validated despite of such inconvenience increased over time, Z5
finally becomes non-operational as it constitutes breach of end user license agreement.
Z5 software will not run and just the reminder asking you to connect the device to the
internet will appear on the screen without any button to close the message.
The only way to remove the message and restore Z5’s normal operation is connecting
the device to internet and getting it access to the server for validation.

If the device is validated, you can use Z5 normally until the next request for validation.
However, if the device is found being used outside the designated country, which
constitutes a direct violation of end user license agreement, Z5 will be locked down as
explained above in the section.

 System Lock by distributor

On the premise of prior consent of the customer, the authorized local distributor may
reserve the right to restrict the use of Z5 of which ownership has not been completely
transferred to the customer such as selling on installment or credit. Below screen will
be displayed on the screen when the use of Z5 is restricted by the distributor, which
can be resolved by settling down on the issues with the local distributor.

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Chapter 5. Z5 Diagnosis

5.1 Vehicle Selection

 Diagnosis
To start diagnosis, select “Diagnosis” icon from the Z5 main menu.

 Carline Selection
In the [Diagnosis] menu, each carline software will be displayed as shown below.

For easy and quick navigation of the software, Z5 offers 5 sorting features at both
end of the bottom menu.

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 Search
[Search] feature allows sorting the carline software according to the first letter. After
selecting the first letter, the software can be sorted further using features in the
[Region] tab.

 Region
[Region] feature sorts the carline software according to its region such as ‘All Region’,
‘Asian’, ‘Australia’, ‘European’, ‘USA’, and ‘Other’. In addition, ‘History’ feature displays
recently diagnosed vehicle/ accessed system/ function path, offering a shortcut to
access the system without navigating menu from scratch.

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 My Menu
[My Menu] allows user to add or delete carline software to separate menu. This is
ideal for user to add most frequently used software in My Menu for quick navigation.
To add the software, press ‘+’ button, select desired software and hit ‘Apply’ button.
To delete the software, deselect the software and hit ‘Apply’ button.

 A to Z & Recent
[A to Z] feature organizes the carline software in alphabetical order from A to Z.
[Recent] feature displays the carline software in recently used order.

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 Automatic selection & Manual selection

Zenith Z5 offers options to select the vehicle model either automatically or manually.
[Automatic selection] detects the vehicle information including the VIN number, model
year, model name, engine type, and other necessary information whereas [Manual
selection] lets the user to select the vehicle information manually.

A. Automatic Selection

*Automatic selection may not work if connected vehicle does not communicate through CAN
protocol. In such case, please select the model manually.

B. Manual Selection
User needs to select vehicle’s model, year, engine type and the system.

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 Japan Domestic vs. International

Select any Japanese brand “Toyota”, “Nissan”, “Honda”, “Mitsubishi”, “Mazda”,
“Daihatsu” and “Suzuki” from the car maker selection menu, then it is followed
by the Z5’s unique Japanese car menu structure as shown below.

Japan Domestic

Z5 is offering the model names and the detailed model selection

procedure for the cars sold in Japanese domestic market or secondhand
vehicles imported from Japan with unique model names and variants.

The model names and further details provided under Japan Domestic
menu include only the Japanese domestic specs, therefore the export
models or foreign local assembly models may not be supported if the
identical models are not sold in Japan.

Therefore, Japan Domestic is not recommended to the international users

in general.
Select Japan Domestic only when testing the Japanese cars originally
sold in Japan and imported as secondhand cars from Japan.

International

In the overseas, the Japanese cars are named differently, and there is a huge
variety of variant models that are not found in Japan.
International menu was added to include ALL regional versions of each
Japanese automaker.

Therefore, selecting [International] is always recommended to the international

users.

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When [International] is selected, a simple Diagnostic Connector Type selection

follows and then you can select the control system or conduct System Search
without having to follow multiple steps of model name, model code, type or
model year selections.
It is so simple but it does not mean that the diagnostic results are also
simplified. It provides complete function and diagnostic result of the same
level as selecting all the details of the test car in Japan Domestic.

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5.2 System Search

 System Search Function

For many automakers with some exceptions, selecting “System Search” from the
system selection menu activates the automatic “All Systems Check” procedure, where
Z5 tries to establish communication with all possible systems fitted in the car one after
one, and then provides the summarized report of the diagnostic result on the screen.

Selected [Mitsubishi] from

automaker selection menu as
an example

Select [System Search] option

placed in the top of the control
system list.
>> Select OK on the left to
continue.

Z5 checks the availability of

individual control system one
after one and counts the number
of DTCs logged to each system.

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 System Search Result

 Systems found in the vehicle

The control systems with which Z5 could communicate and check the DTCs are listed
on the screen.

 Number of DTCs
Z5 reads the DTCs from the vehicle’s control systems while conducting the system
search function and indicates the number of trouble codes found in each system.
However, some of the control systems such as SRS, IMM or BCM may not support
DTC Read and Erase functions. Some control modules may require Z5 to
communicate with the system individually to read the DTC.

In both cases, Z5 is unable to show the number of DTCs in the System Search
report, not because of its fault but because the system is designed in that way.
To avoid misunderstanding, Z5 indicates such exceptional cases with the marks
below:

Symbol Description

The system does not support DTC reading function.

The system needs to communicate individually. Please
select the system from the menu and check the DTC
individually.

In case of Mercedes Benz, System Search result shows [!] mark to indicate that
DTCs are found in the control system instead of showing the number of DTCs.

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 Additional Commands

START
Select a system to conduct more diagnostic functions from the systems list in the
left half of the screen, and touch [START] to enter the system.

STOP
Select [STOP] to abort System Search function. This option is activated only when
System Search is running.

★LIST
Select [★LIST], and the Z5 shows the details of the special functions available with
the detected systems in the right half of the screen.

 SHOW DTC
Displays the DTCs found in each control system with the code and description.

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 REPORT
[REPORT] option appears when [SHOW DTC] is selected. Select this option in
order to use the System Search result for the creating Pre & Post Repair Report.
Please refer [Chapter 10. Diagnostic Report] for more details about the Pre & Post
Repair Report function.

 RESTART
Select [RESTART] to begin System Search again.

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5.3 DTC Analysis

Reads the Diagnostic Trouble Codes set in the control module and erases them after
repairing the vehicle

 Diagnostic Function Menu

When the automaker and the control system is selected, either by selecting the
control system directly from the menu or by selecting [START] after picking up a
control system from the System Search result, following diagnostic functions are
provided for the majority of the brands that Z5 supports.

 DTC Analysis
 Data Analysis
 Flight Record Review
 Actuation Test
 Special Function
 ECU Information Display

The details of the diagnostic functions are explained in the following chapters
individually.

 DTC Reading & Erasing

Standard Some Automakers may provide different DTC Analysis functions in their
own ways, therefore make sure to be acquainted with the different procedures and
conditions before executing the manufacturer specific DTC Analysis functions.
 DTC Reading
Select [DTC Analysis] then Z5 checks the DTCs set in the selected control system
and shows the list of the DTCs.

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 Present / History / Pending DTC

In general, Diagnostic Trouble Codes are categorized into 3 types according to the
status of the code.

Present DTC
An actual DTC currently affecting the control system’s error or failure and
needs further diagnosis for repair and erasure.
History DTC
A DTC that was active in the past as the related parameter readings went out
of range but dismissed after several drive cycles without reoccurring.
Pending DTC
A temporary DTC that has not fulfilled the code setting conditions at the
moment, and is going to be set if the related data reading goes out of range
again.

 DTC Erasing
Select the [ERASE] button to remove the DTC from the control system, then select
[OK].

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 Freeze Frame Data

To aid the mechanic’s better understanding on what had happened to the vehicle’s
control system before and after the DTC was set, live Data parameters are
recorded when the critical diagnostic trouble code was detected and logged to the
control unit’s memory.

[FREEZE FRAME] button is activated on the left of the screen when the Freeze
Frame Data is available. Select the button to list the freeze frame data recorded in
the control unit’s memory.

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Select the freeze frame data among the list, then the selected freeze frame data is
retrieved from the control unit’s memory.

 Manual DTC Reading

Reading and erasing the codes from the old vehicles of 1980’s and early 1990’s
using Z5 or any other diagnostic tools may not be possible as the old control
systems do not support bi-directional communication. Only manual reading and
erasing are possible for those vehicles, so please follow the instructions that are
provided on the Z5 screen.

 Move to other function menu

Press [More↓] button located at the bottom of side menu bar to find [F11 Data
Analysis] and [F12 Actuation Test] function. User can jump directly to observe live
data and test components.

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 Mode (just for Toyota and Daihatsu)

[MODE] button is activated only when reading the DTCs from Toyota or Daihatsu
models.
Unlike the other automakers, Toyota and Daihatsu have an additional option for DTC
reading function, and it is switching the diagnostic mode to Check Mode or Normal
Mode.

Reading DTC in [Normal Mode] is the standard DTC reading function that is not much
different from the other automakers.
When switched to [Check Mode], the control unit applies narrower allowance for fault
code setting, making the DTC setting conditions more sensitive than normal, in order to
check the potential trouble codes with the defects of marginal level of which values are
not out of the normal range yet.

Toyota and Daihatsu ABS systems support [Test Mode] that shows the list of all
DTC’s set in the ABS control system and conducts the related calibration functions
at the same time.

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5.5 Data Analysis

Also called Live Data, Data List, Data Stream or Current Data by the automakers, it is one of
the basic diagnostic functions that shows the sensor input value readings and the actuator
status of a control system to monitor the control system’s operation of both input and output
sides.

 Data Reading
Select [Data Analysis] from the menu then the data parameters are listed as
shown below.

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 Full Screen
Select [Full Screen] button on the left to switch the data display to a full page “Detail”
mode, where up to 11 parameters are listed with more space to accommodate the
longer parameter names.
Select [Split Screen] button to return to the mode that shows up to 24 parameters in the
split screen.

With using two fingers, the list can be zoomed in so that the parameters can be
viewed in much bigger font (limited to 5 parameters at max.)

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 Function
Select “Function” button to add, remove or reset min/max information.
MINMAX DISPLAY Removes the Min & Max value columns from the data list.
Results in wider parameter name column.
RESET MINMAX Resets the Min & Max values
TC TERMINAL ON / OFF the Old engine type ( only applies for Toyota )

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 Graph Mode
Text based data parameters are switched to the dynamic graphs when the
[GRAPH] button on the left is selected. [GRAPH] option is not available when the
data list is displayed in Normal Mode with split screen.

 Switching to Graphs
Select [GRAPH] button to switch the display mode to graphs.
At first, the graph mode runs with 6 lines for all parameters in the data list.

 Graph Zoom IN & OUT

With using 2 fingers, the dynamic graph can be minimized as small as the total of
8 graphs can be displayed in a single screen. Oppositely, the graph can be
maximized as big as the graph fits in the screen.

 BACK
Returns to the text based numeric data display mode.

 RECORD
Refer to next section [Data Recording] for more details.

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 Selected Items / All Items

 Too many parameters
Late model vehicles provide the more parameters, sometimes hundreds of
them are listed for a single system. Parameters are scattered here and there in
the data list, and the increased parameters makes it more difficult to check and
monitor the related parameters efficiently moving page to page for finding the
desired parameters one after another.

 Less the parameters, faster the data refreshing rate

As the more parameters are selected, it takes more time to receive data of
the increased number of parameters from the control module, and inevitably
it results in slower data refreshing rate. And vice versa: the fewer
parameters you select, the faster data frame refreshing rate you get.

 Selected Items
Switch to the [Full Screen] Mode and select the desired parameters from the
data list by ticking on the check box in the head of the parameter names. Select
[Select Item] on the left, then just the selected parameters are listed in the
screen as shown below.

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 All Items
Select [ALL ITEMS] to return to the full list mode.

 Searching

To search specific item(s), simply hit the magnifying icon located next to the Item
number at the top of the list.

To observe desired items separately, hit the checkbox in front of each item and press [Select
Item] button.

To jump to the page where desired item is displayed, select the item and hit the [Find]
button.

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 Custom Graph Mode

Custom mode runs when [ Overlap ] is selected.
In custom mode you have freedom to move the graph of each parameter horizontally
and resize the vertical scale of each graph individually. Capability to customize the
scale and the position of each graph offers more intuitive approach to make efficient
analysis of the parameters.

 Resize
Use your 2 fingers and place them on the vertical line of the corresponding color of
the parameter you want to resize. Widen or narrow the gap between the 2 fingers
to make the graph larger or smaller.

 Move
Touch the vertical line of the corresponding color with a finger or the stylus pen
and drag it up and down to place the graph in the desired vertical location.

<Custom mode graph with no adjustment>

<Custom mode graphs resized and separated>

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<Custom mode graphs resized and overlapped in the center of the screen>

 Data Recording

 Record Data Options

Select [Snapshot] button to start saving a screen capture of one frame containing all
parameters.

Select [Record] to save consecutive multiple frames containing all parameters.

Selecting [Save Selected Parameters Record] button will allow the users to save the
consecutive multiple frames of selected parameters that are being recorded internally
since selection.

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 SINGLE RECORD
Just like a snap shot, only a single frame at the time of touching the button is
sampled and recorded.

Check the record saving path and file name, modify, if necessary, then select [OK]
to save the record to a file.

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 CONSECUTIVE RECORD
Starts recording multiple frames and continues until stopped by the user. The
record time and number of samples (frames) are indicated in the top of the screen.

- Select “Trigger” to mark the important or critical moment, which is going to be

indicated when reviewing the data.

- Select “Close” to stop recording the data and select “OK” to end, then the data
is saved as the Flight Record Data in the Z5 internal memory.

 SELECTED ITEMS RECORD

This option is available only when data list or graphs are being displayed in [SELECT
ITEM] mode that shows just the data readings of the selected parameters.

Unlike Consecutive Record that starts recoding when selected, Z5 stops recording
immediately and saves the data that has been previously recorded in its temporary
memory to a file when you choose [SAVE SELECTED PARAMETERS RECORD].

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 Recorded Data Replay

Recorded data can be reviewed and replayed by selecting “Record” function from the Z5
main screen, or “Record Review” from the diagnostic function’s menu.

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5.6 Actuation Test

This is a function that runs or stops the active parts on the output side of the control module
such as injector, fans and valves, and examines the operation of the active parts and the
related circuits. * Supported actuation test items vary depending on the control systems of
vehicles.

 Actuation Test Item Selection

Select [Actuation Test] from
diagnostic functions menu after
selecting a control system for
diagnosis

Select an auction test item from

the list in the upper section of
the screen.

>> Observe the vehicle

condition for each test on the
Left side screen.

>> Select [SELECT] button on

the right of the screen.

Search and select the related

data parameters in the lower
section of the screen for
reference.
>> When done, select the option
for ◀ ▶ control on the left and
check the response of the
selected active parts and the
vehicle control system’s
reactions by monitoring the live
data provided in the lower half of
the screen

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 Actuator Run / Stop control

Please note that the options for Run / Stop control of the actuators are offered
differently according to the type of the active part and its attribute, i.e. Switches:
ON/OFF, Volume control: Increase / Decrease, Function: Execute / Unexecuted.
Please check the buttons on the right of the screen to comprehend how the test
function runs and how to stop it before starting the actuation test.

Example A: [Injection Quantity] is selected where injection time control applies.

Example B: [VVT Control] is selected where the function execution control applies

 Different Items Supported

Not all active parts of a control system are supported for this function.
The list of the active parts available for the actuation test is predefined by the
automakers, therefore different items are supported according to the brands and
models.

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5.7 Record Review

Reviews the recorded data and the function works the same as selecting the
[Record] from the Z5 main menu. Please refer to [Chapter 9. Record & Gallery] in
this manual for further details.

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5.8 Special Function

While DTC Analysis, Data Analysis, Actuation Test and System Identification
functions are considered basic diagnostic functions, there are more advanced
functions that are needed for the completion of the service and maintenance for
the late model vehicles such as adaptive value reset, immobilizer registration,
control module coding, sensor calibration, as well as various test functions are
collectively called [Special Function].

 Selecting Special Function

Select [Special Function] from the diagnostic functions menu, then the list of the
special functions available for the selected control system follows.

Following screen captures are taken while conducting [Injector ID Code

Registration] function on a MITSUBISHI

Find and select the desired special function from the list

Read the
introduction and instruction provided on the screen carefully and select [START] or
[OK] button on the right of the screen.

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Select one of the injectors to code and select [OK].

Type in the injector code for the selected one using the keypad on the screen.
Select OK when done.

Check if the code has been inputted correctly, then select OK to code the injector.

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Function Completed message is displayed when the code value is entered without
error.
Select [OK] to end the Special Function.

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Notice

Different functions supported

The list of the Special Functions available for the selected vehicle is predefined by
the car manufacturers, therefore please mind that different special functions are
supported according to the brands and models.

Test Conditions
An unfulfilled condition such as slightly misaligned steering wheel, engine not fully
warmed up or released parking brake may lead to the failure of the function, so
please make sure to observe the test conditions and get the vehicle ready as
instructed on screen before commencing, otherwise the function will fail.

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5.9 ECU Information Display

ECU Part Number and other information needed for identifying
the control unit is provided as one of the basic diagnostic
functions

Select ECU Information Display from the diagnostic function menu.

Then the ECU information of the selected system is displayed.

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Chapter 6. OBD-II Mode (Service)

OBD-II Function
OBD-II function is used for diagnosis of OBD-II or EOBD complaint vehicle’s emission-
related powertrain control system and inter-system network that support the industrial
standard protocols.
Please extend the main DLC cable to the vehicle side diagnostic socket and select
[OBD-II].

Typical OBD2 menu for a CAN-Bus type vehicle

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OBD-II Test Mode (Diagnostic Service)

There are 9 diagnostic services described in the latest OBD-II standard SAE J1979.
Before 2002, J1979 referred to these services as "modes" and they are as follows:

Service Description
01 Show current data
02 Show freeze frame data
03 Show stored Diagnostic Trouble Codes
04 Clear Diagnostic Trouble Codes and stored values
05 Test results, oxygen sensor monitoring (non CAN only)
Test results, other component/system monitoring (Test results, oxygen sensor
06
monitoring for CAN only)
Show pending Diagnostic Trouble Codes (detected during current or last driving
07
cycle)
08 Control operation of on-board component/system
09 Request vehicle information

Test Modes supported by Z5

Vehicle manufacturers are not required to support all services, and Z5 does not support
all these generic test modes (diagnostic services) under the standard service names
because the product is built to conduct manufacturer specific diagnostic functions.

- Service 01 is supported by Z5 in 2 functions, 01. Readiness Test and 02. Current

Data. You can check the readiness of on-board diagnostic system by selecting [01.
Readiness test] and monitor the data readings of powertrain control system
parameters by selecting [02. Current Data].

- Service 02, 03, 04 and 07 are supported by Z5 when selecting [03. Diagnostic
Trouble Code] from the menu.

- Service 05 is supported just for non-CAN vehicles, and Z5 shows [04. O2 Test
Results] in the menu for this service in case the vehicle is a non-CAN type that
supports the function.

- Service 06 is supported just for CAN vehicles, and Z5 shows [04. Monitoring Test
Result] instead of [04. O2 Test Results] automatically if the vehicle communicates in
CAN-Bus protocols.

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- Service 08 is supported when [05. Test or Component Control] is selected.

- Service 09 is available under [06. Vehicle Information] menu, and PID 08 of Service
09 that is reading “In-use performance tracking of spark ignition vehicles” data is
supported under [07. In-use Performance Tracking] menu separately.

Typical OBD2 menu for a non-CAN type vehicle

OBD-II / EOBD Current Data

As explained above, when [1. Readiness Test] and [2. Current Data] are selected from
the OBD-II menu, Current data that is equivalent to OBD2 Service 01 is displayed as
shown below:

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When a function is selected from the OBD-II menu, the result may come up with
“NOT SUPPORTED” reading, and it means the selected function is not supported
by the vehicle.

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OBD-II / EOBD Diagnostic Trouble Codes

OBD-II Service 02, 03, 04 and 07 that are used for reading ‘freeze frame data’,
‘pending’ and ‘current’ DTCs and erasing them from the control system memory are
collectively supported under [03. Diagnostic Trouble Code] menu.

Please refer to the generic OBD-II related standard documents for use of the other
OBD-II services.

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Chapter 7. Service function

7.1 Procedure of Service function

Service function offers shortcut to the most frequently used special function in workshop
such as ADAS, Brake Pad Replacement, Engine Oil Reset, Brake Air Bleeding, Battery
Reset, and Steering Angle Sensor Calibration*
*The list of service function will grow in the future.

A. Select [SERVICE] in the menu.

B. Select the desired function.

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C. Select the carline you wish to diagnose.

(If Automatic selection is not available, vehicle model, year and engine type have to
be selected manually.)

Once the vehicle is detected automatically, confirm the vehicle information and press
[OK] button. To establish communication with the system, select [OK] button located
at the side menu.

 Note that certain models display one or more systems in the list and require two or
more special functions to complete the task.

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D. After communication is successful, required service function will be highlighted. (If

there is a tutorial video available for the specific function in EZDS official Youtube
channel, play icon will be displayed in front of the function. By hitting the icon, Z5 will
open the browser to play the Youtube video)

E. Always follow the description prior to start the function.

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Chapter 8. Remote support & J2534 PassThru

8.1 Remote support
Remote support function allows connection between Zenith Z5 and mobile or PC via
TeamViewer application.
*Remote support function allows another device to control Zenith Z5 only.

 How to connect
Select [REMOTE SUPPORT] button in the Z5 main screen. Your device’s ID will be
displayed next to “Your ID”. Enter this code in another device’s TeamViewer application.
Once the ID is entered, popup screen will be displayed in your Z5 as shown below. Pressing
‘Allow’ button will establish connection between the devices.

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 File Transfer
User can transfer files from Z5 to a connected device.
Hit ‘File Transfer’ and select the file in Zenith Z5 folder. Then hit the ‘Receive’ button
to proceed transfer.

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8.2 J2534 PassThru Function

Zenith Z5 functions as a ‘Pass-Thru’ device for programming the ECUs for
multiple carlines.

How to Setup:
A. From your PC, go to EZDS website at www.zenithdiag.com and download ‘Zenith
J2534 PC Library’ file under PC Utility menu in Support tab

B. Unzip downloaded folder and install the file in the PC.

C. Connect the USB – C Type cable between Z5 and the PC.
D. Run the J2534 program provided from vehicle manufacturer in the PC.
E. Select [J2534] function in Z5.
F. Set the interface as ‘Zenith’ in the J2534 program.
G. Connect a DLC cable to the vehicle and start diagnosis.

Zenith Z5 serves as the “passthru” device only in this mode and the data files required for
reprogramming must be downloaded from the car manufacturer’s service website at user’s
own risk and responsibility.

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Chapter 9. Update & Feedback

9.1 Software Update

 Update List
Select [Software Update] from the main menu to go to the software update list.

If Z5 is properly registered and activated, the software list will be displayed like below
and you can scroll up and down to navigate the list.

① Until: Date expiry date

Date indicated in top left corner of the screen with the prefix “Until” indicates the expiry
date of software update subscription.

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In case the update subscription has been expired or approaching the expiry date, send
a request for update extension by clicking on the “Request for Extension” button. When
the request is submitted, the download server automatically relays the provided contact
Information to the authorized local distributor in the Z5’s designated country / region so
that they can take care of the request.

② Update History

Select the [Update History] button in the upper right corner to view the details of the
latest and the previous updates.

③ Registration
Select the [REGISTRATION] button on the left to view the serial number and the
security code needed for website membership enrollment.

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④ Software Downloading

A. [NEW] mark
When a new version software or a patch is released for an
automaker, it is indicated by putting [NEW] mark right after the
name of each car manufacturer’s brand name.

B. Downloadable Versions List

You can check the version numbers of the software currently loaded on the
Z5, and the other versions that can be downloaded from the server. It
allows you to restore the older version if you are not satisfied with the new
update.
The software versions are listed in the order of released date. The version
numbers are indicating the release date in [YY.MM.DD.**] format.

If you want to remove the automakers that are not necessary, you
can also delete the application from the list by selecting [DELETE] on
the left of the software version list.

C. Select and Start Download

Select the automakers to download software either by
selecting the checkbox in the head of each line, or Tick on
the checkbox in the table header, and it will select or
deselect all the brands at a time.

When done, select [UPDATE] on the right corner to start downloading.

D. Log in
You need to log on to the download server using the ID and Password that have
been used for website membership enrollment in the process of activating the
device.
You can save your ID to avoid inconvenience of entering the email address every
time by selecting the [Remember ID] checkbox, however, for protection of private
information, Z5 is not allowed to save the password in the device, therefore you
are required to enter the password each time.

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E. External Power supply

If the log-in ID and password are correctly entered, a message pops-up to remind
to use of the external power while downloading and updating software. It is
always recommended to use stable external power source such as AC power from
the wall outlet through the AC/DC adapter.

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F. Software Downloading
When you select [OK] then software download begins. It takes more time as the
more automakers are selected and the time required for downloading varies
considerably according to the internet download speed.

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9.2 Feedback

Purpose of Feedback
Data Log function was designed as a to utilize Zenith as a terminal for interacting
with the individual Zenith users by allowing them to provide accurate and sufficient
feedback information to Korea in case of function failure or error, with which the
software developers could pinpoint the cause of the problem and find out the
solution precisely.

How to log data

In case any diagnostic function fails or does not work properly as intended, you can log
the data transmission between Z5 and the vehicle control unit by 1) starting Data Log
mode, 2) repeating the same function until it finally fails like experienced previously, 3)
stopping Data Log mode.

A. Start Data Log Mode

You can start Data Log mode by selecting [Log Data] button on the left of the
screen.

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[Log Data] button is available on various levels of menu selection – the button
appears when you select a car manufacturer from the menu and remains there at
every step you make selections to specify the vehicle. It becomes no longer
available when you select a system and the diagnostic functions menu is
displayed.
So, if you experience function failure or an error, move back to upper level menu
and select [Log Data] button on the left of the screen, then the Data Log mode
begins.

When [Log Data] is selected, you can select either [LOG START] or [LOG
STORAGE] from the pop-up menu.

LOG START
Start Data Logging. When Z5 is logging data, this menu will change to [LOG
STOP]

LOG STORAGE
Go to the Log Data Storage where you can select a log data and send it to the
software developers.

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A short introduction to Data Log function pops up, and you can read and select
[OK] to proceed.

B. Repeat the function

When the Log Data Mode has started, the tape recorder sign in the top left corner
of the screen indicates that the data transmission between Z5 and the vehicle
control system is being logged.

Please repeat the same function until you encounter the same symptom or
function failure you experienced previously.

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C. Stop Data Log Mode

Select the [LOG DATA] button again in order to stop data logging and it will be
followed by a pop-up menu with a single entry [LOG STOP].

Select [LOG STOP] and the captured log data is stored in the Z5 internal
memory.

Select the type of error or failure that best describes your problem from the drop
down menu.
The vehicle model and system information is automatically entered according to
the menu selection you made. You can change this by typing in the new
description if you want, but we recommend to leave it as default.

Select OK then the log data is saved as a log file that can be transferred to the
developers by email.

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Chapter 10. Record & Gallery

10.1 Data Record

 Screen Capture saving

Screen capture function is used for saving screen capture images, live data and graphs in
memory and reloading them later for review and analysis.

Any time you need to capture the current screen display, just touch the [Screen
Capture] button on the bottom right corner of the screen, which is a part of basic
Android system function.

When the screen is captured as an image, the [Imaged Editor] application automatically
runs, and you can add your handwritten notes by touching the screen with the finger or
the stylus pen.

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When done, select the [SAVE] button in the upper right corner of the screen.

Check the file saving path and type in the file name if you want to change the file name
from the default one that is named based on the system date and time, then select [OK]
to save the file. The screen capture is saved as an image file in the pre-defined folder
of Z5 memory.

 Saved File Format

Screen captures are saved as image files of PNG format while live data readings are
saved as spreadsheet files of GTR format.

 Screen Capture: *.PNG image files

 Live Data: *.GTR spreadsheet files.

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10.2 Data Reloading

 Save Data Path

When you select [Record] from the Z5 main menu or [Record] from the diagnostic
functions menu of each automaker software, folder structure of the Z5 internal data
storage is displayed on the screen as below.

When you save data while running diagnostic functions on a specific vehicle, the files
are saved in the folders of multiple levels that are created in the same structure as the
vehicle selection menu.
Examples.
Internal Storage >> Toyota >> International >> 16PIN Connector
Internal Storage >> Mazda >> International >> CX6
Internal Storage >> Hyundai >> Maxcruze (NC)

This folder structure is intended to help locate and identify the files of a specific vehicle
among the tons of files in the vast memory of Z5 when reloading.

Following example is when you are looking for the data files that have been saved
while working on a Toyota.
You can select Toyota under Internal Storage folder and the next level folders that are
named just like you had selected in the menu before saving the data files.

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 Image File
Select a PNG file among the saved file list Then the Gallery application runs to open
and show the selected PNG file on the screen.

You can print or share the file by selecting the additional function buttons in the top
right corner of the screen. Please refer to the next chapter for printing function details.

 Recorded Data Loading

Select the GTR file in the selecteda2 storage folder and select the “OPEN” button.
Then the Record function is activated, and you can replay the recorded live data
parameters in text mode as shown below.

 Replay Control
If the data readings of multiple frames have been saved by selecting Consecutive
Record or Selected Items Record when saving the data, you can replay the frames of
saved data forward or backward using the buttons on the left of the screen.

Control button Description

◀ ▶ Replay the recorded data forward and backward

GRAPH Switch to the graphical mode.

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 Current Frame Indication

When replaying forward and reverse, the horizontal location of the current frame is
indicated on the map that appears on the left right corner of the screen for quick
reference.

 Graph Mode
Basic operation of Flight Recording function in Graph mode works the same as Data
Analysis function except that it is not live, but you are reloading the data saved in
the past.
When [GRAPH] button is selected in Text mode, the data readings are converted to
dynamic graphs and up to 4 parameters are displayed on the screen.

You can replay the frames of saved data forward or backward using the buttons on the
left of the screen
◀ ▶ Replay the recorded data forward and backward

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 Graph Horizontal Scale Control

You can change the horizontal scale of the graphs or number.
Graph scale can be controlled by selecting the pixel
per frame (1px -> 5px -> 15px). The more pixels per
frame, the bigger the graphs, and vice versa.

Horizontally Smallest scale

when 5 pixels represent 1 frame
of data readings.

>> You can change the scale to

10 pixels per frame, which is 2x
bigger in width.

10 pixels represent 1 frame of

data readings.

>> You can change the scale to

15 pixels per frame, which is
1.5x bigger in width.

Largest scale graphs with 15

pixels per 1 frame.

>> You can go back to the

smallest scale of 5 pixels per
frame, which is 3x narrower in
width

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 Number of Graphs Control

You can change the number of graphs displayed on the screen at a time.
Number of graphs that appear on the screen can be
selected among 1, 2, 3 or 4 line(s).

<1 Graph>

<2 Graphs>

<3 Graphs>

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<4 Graphs>

 Cursor
Cursors are available when replaying the recorded data in graph mode. Touch the red
dot and drag it to change the horizontal position of Cursor A, and do the same on a
blue dot for Cursor B. Then the time difference between Cursor A and B is indicated on
the left of the screen.

 Current Frame Indication

When replaying forward and reverse, the horizontal location of the current frame is
indicated on the map that appears on the left right corner of the screen for quick
reference.

 Recorded Data Review - Spreadsheet mode

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Select [TEXT] among the graph control buttons in Graph mode, then the display mode
changes to Text mode, but initially the data readings will be displayed in the form of
spreadsheet.

 Spreadsheet format
In spreadsheet format, the parameter names are listed horizontally, and the data
readings are stacked down vertically frame by frame. You can scroll left and right to
find the parameter names and scroll up and down to navigate the data along the
elapsed time, frame to frame.

When navigating the spreadsheet, vertical location of the current row is indicated on
the map that appears on the left right corner of the screen for quick reference while
scrolling.

 GO TO TRIGGER
If the trigger was marked before the data readings were saved, then you can jump to
the frame when the trigger was set by selecting [GO TO TRIGGER] button.

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 PRINT
Print the spreadsheet using the printers connected to Z5 or into the PDF files.
You can select SPECIFY SAMPLE PRINT or ALL SAMPLE PRINT.

Select [SPECIFY SAMPLE PRINT] if you want to print a single sample (frame) of data
readings or a part of entire recorded data. You can get the range of sample(s) to be
printed by specifying the numbers of “Start” and “End” samples for printing.
Just select [ALL SAMPLE PRINT] to print the whole recorded data from the first sample
to the end.

Please refer to the next chapter to learn more about printer set up and printing function.

 TEXT
Change to normal Data Analysis text mode.

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10.3 Data Backup

You can transfer the image and data files saved in Z5’s internal storage to an external
storage device by selecting [BACKUP] from the menu on the left of the Flight Recoding
function menu.

 External Storage Device

A micro SD Card can be inserted to Z5 directly, or you can use external storage
device through the USB port. Make sure that the external storage device file system
is in FAT32 format.

When you insert the micro SD Card or connect the USB storage device, it is
recognized as an external storage device by Z5 and indicated in the Flight
Recording menu’s folder structure like below

 Backup
Select [BACKUP] to transfer the folders and files contained in the Internal Storage to
External Storage.
You can opt either overwriting or skipping the transfer of the same name files at the
pop-up message that follows. If you select [OK], then please note that entire
folders and files are transferred, and the existing files with the same names in the
external storage are overwritten by the new files.

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If you happen to remove the external storage device before transferring the files or
select [BACKUP] when the external storage device has not been recognized by Z5
properly, an error message will come up and file transfer will fail.

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10.4 Data Printing

You can print the image, recorded data and diagnostic report saved in Zenith Z5’s
internal storage via wireless printer.

 Print Setup
A. In order to connect Z5 to your wireless printer, you need to install a print driver
application that is matching with your printer.
* Only print drivers authorized by EZDS can be installed in the Z5. Other applications are not
allowed to download due to possible reduction in performance or error in the software. If any
suspicious attempt to download unauthorized applications in the Z5, warranty may be void.

- Example (Brother Printer):

B. You will be required to log in to your Google account to get access to the Play
Store.

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C. After successful login to your Google account, search for the driver of the printer
you wish to connect.

D. Download the driver.

E. After successful installation, printer icon will be appeared in the main screen. Run
the printer App.

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F. Allow the printer App. to access photos, media, and files in the device. Then
connect the printer.

G. From the printer, press OK when it asks to connect with the device (Z5).

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 Printing Image
Saved images can be printed from either photo folder located at home screen or inside Z5
application in [Record]. For the purpose of this manual, only Z5 application will be explained.

Select [Record] to search for an image that is going to be printed.

Whenever you capture an image or record data during diagnosis, specific make folder
is created under ‘Record Data’ and ‘Internal Storage’ folder. Screenshot image is saved
as PNG format in Z5.
Once you find desired image, select [OPEN] to view the image.

If you select option icon at the top right corner, drop down menu will appear and you
will see print option as shown below.
Select [Print] to begin printing the image.

If your wireless printer is properly connected to Z5, you will see the printer’s name displayed at
left top corner as shown below.

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If you slide down the top bar or select pointing down arrow button, you can edit print setting
such as paper size, color, and orientation. Selecting print icon as shown below will print the
image with desired setting.

 Printing Recorded Data

After recording live data in [Data Analysis], you can print those parameters captured at each
frame. Please refer to [9. Record & Gallery] to search for recorded data

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Under ‘Recorded Data’ and ‘Internal Storage’ folder located in left side of the screen, you will
find specific make folder that is created whenever you captured an image or recorded data
during diagnosis. Data recorded during [Data Analysis] is saved as ‘GTR’ format. Select the file
and select [OPEN] to view the data.

In order to print recorded data, you must switch to Spreadsheet format text mode by selecting
[GRAPH] firstly and then select [TEXT] as shown below images.

All recorded samples are displayed in sequence in Spreadsheet format. First column [No.]
represents number of frame and they are all displayed in the order of elapsed time from start
recording.

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Select [PRINT] to proceed to the next step and you can choose printing option as shown below.

Select [ALL Sample Print] to print all the pages or select [SPECIFY SAMPLE PRINT] to
enter the range of sample to be printed.

Then slide down the top bar or select pointing down arrow button, you can edit
print setting such as paper size, color, and orientation. Selecting print icon as
shown below will print the image with desired setting.

Selecting [ALL SAMPLE PRINT] will print the recorded samples in order.

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Chapter 11. Report

11.1 Diagnostic Report Function
Not only can you save the reports as a PDF file in Z5’s memory, also, with the help of
Bluetooth and Wi-Fi technology, you can print or send them to desired E-mail address.

Selecting [Diagnostic Report] in main screen, as shown above, allows you to view the
list of previously saved reports.

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11.2 Creating a report

A new report is created in the following sequence:

Pre-repair Scan Post-repair Scan

•System Search Repair
Service •System Search
•DTC Analysis
•Save Post-scan Result
•Save Pre-scan Result

 Pre-repair Scan
In order to create a diagnostic report, you must start from selecting [DIAGNOSIS] from
Z5 main menu to perform [System Search] on the vehicle.
Please refer to [5.2 System Search & 5.3 DTC Analysis] of [Chapter 5. Diagnosis -
General] in this manual for more details.

[System Search] scans all available control systems equipped in the vehicle and
displays the number of DTCs logged in each control system.

After [System Search] or [DTC Analysis] is completed, selecting [Show DTC] will show
the detailed list of detected system and DTCs, and activate the [REPORT] button at the
top of right.

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And at the same time, you can create a new diagnostic report by selecting [+ Create
New Report]

You are required to enter the vehicle, workshop and customer information that are
going to be used in the header of the report.

 Vehicle Name
Automaker and vehicle model are automatically inputted according to the menu
that you have selected before performing System Search. You can edit the
vehicle name if necessary.

 Workshop information
Shop name, Address, Mechanic Name, Telephone number, Fax number and
Email address are automatically loaded from user information saved in
Configuration.
You can edit each entry if necessary.

 Date
Automatically loaded from the system clock

 Customer information
You need to enter manually if necessary.

 VIN Auto Read

Select Auto Read button if you want to let Z5 read the VIN from the vehicle
automatically.

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A new report is created when you select [SAVE] button on the left.

You can add the result of the current diagnostic session to the report as [Pre-repair
Scan Result] by selecting [ADD] button.

Once [Add] button is selected, Z5 will ask for confirmation.

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It will be noticeable that the status of the Pre-repair Scan Result is changed from “Not
Saved” to data and time when the Result was saved. Also [ADD] button has been
changed to [Overwrite].

If you want to delete the previously saved Pre-repair Scan Result and replace it with a
new result, you can do so by repeating the System Search as explained above and
selecting [Overwrite] button.

 Post-repair Scan
Repair the vehicle as necessary and repeat System Search or DTC Analysis procedure
as explained above when repair and service are completed.
Select the report to which you want to add the Post-scan result among the list of the
diagnostic reports. Then select [ADD] button in the Post-Repair Result slot.

The status of the Pre-repair Scan Result changes from “Not Saved” to data and time
when the Result was saved. Also [ADD] button changes to [Overwrite].
You can delete the previously saved Post-repair Scan Result and replace it with a new
result by selecting [Overwrite] button.

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 Comment / Attachment
Leave a note or comment in the report by selecting [Edit] button in [Comment /
Attachment] box.

Once [Edit] button is selected, you can freely enter a note in the comment box. On the
same screen, you can search for an image file saved in Z5 memory.

Navigate the folders in the Z5 memory to find the image file, and selecting checkbox
next to the image and pressing [OK] button will attach image to the report.

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When comment and attachment are ready, pressing [OK] button will complete the task.

Added date and time will be displayed below Comment/Attachment title as shown
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11.3 Additional Functions

Selecting upper arrow, as shown above in the red box, or touching any space in the
slot will display additional functions such as [Edit Header info], [Print], [E-Mail], and
[Save as PDF].

You can freely edit header information in the report, print, send as an email or save the
report as PDF format.

 Edit Header Information

You can edit or enter header information that will be displayed at the top of the report.
Unless entered by the user, workshop information including Company name, Address,
Mechanic Name, Telephone number and E-Mail address will be retrieved from [User
info] saved in configuration menu.

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Header information will appear at the top of the report when printed.

 Print
With connection to the printer, you can print the diagnostic report by selecting [PRINT]
among the additional functions. Please refer to [7.4. Data Printing] for more information
about printer set up and installation of printer drivers to Z5 .

Once [PRINT] button is selected, a pop-up menu where you can select desirable items
that will be included in the printed report.
 Items for Printing
Checked box items will be included in the report.
- Pre-repair Scan Result
- Post-repair Scan Result
- Comment (and attachment)

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 Add Page Break

If checked, Z5 will print the separate report for each of the selected item and put the
header information at the head of each report. If not checked, all the selected items
will be printed without break as a single report and the header information is printed in
the first page only.

 Preview
Allows you to view the end result before printing.

Preview: Header Information

Preview: Pre-repair scan result

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Preview: Post-repair Scan Report

Preview: comment

Preview: Attachment

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 Email
With connection to the internet, you can send the report as an E-mail to the entered
address.

Once [E-Mail] button is selected, you can select desirable items in the report by
selecting the checkbox next to the items. If [Add Page Break] is checked, the report will
be saved separately for each item with identical header information on top of the report.
After E-mail address is entered, selecting [Transfer] button will complete the task.

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 Save as PDF
You can save the report as PDF file in the memory. Select [Save as PDF] button as
shown below:

Once [Save as PDF] button is selected, in the same manner as for report printing, you
can select desirable items in the report by selecting the checkbox next to the items. If
[Add Page Break] is checked, the report will be saved separately for each item with
identical header information on top of the report. When everything is ready, selecting
[Save] button will complete the task.

You can type in the desired file name and select [OK] to save the report as a PDF file.

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Chapter 12. Appendix

A.1. Z5 Limited Warranty
Please note that warranty period for Z5 (base unit only) varies depending on your
purchased kit.

Warranty Period for Basic and Standard Kit

Provided that this product has been installed and used as instructed in this operating
manual without violating the End User License Agreement, as the manufacturer, EZDS will
repair Z5 (base unit only) in Basic and Standard kit with new or reconditioned parts, free of
charge for one (1) year from the date of registration.

Warranty service is provided by the local distributor in the country where the product was
originally shipped to. In a situation when the Z5 base unit needs to be returned to Korea for
warranty service, EZDS will cover the freight cost for return trip of the Z5 base unit for
repair service.

Warranty Period for Deluxe and CTB Kit

Provided that this product has been installed and used as instructed in this operating
manual without violating the End User License Agreement, as the manufacturer, EZDS will
repair Z5 (base unit only) in Deluxe and CTB kit with new or reconditioned parts, free of
charge for two (2) year from the date of registration.

Warranty service is provided by the local distributor in the country where the product was
originally shipped to, however, in a situation that the Z5 base unit needs to be returned to
Korea for warranty service, during the first 1 year of this 2-year warranty period, EZDS will
cover the freight cost for return trip of the Z5 base unit for repair service, and for the
remaining second 1 year period, the customer shall pay the return trip freight cost while the
labor and part costs are still covered by EZDS.

Scope of Warranty

Functioning accessories including cables and connectors are warranted for 1 year from the
date of product registration.
Non-functioning parts and consumable accessories including but not limited to base unit
plastic case, cartons, paper box, carry case and parts thereof, plastic bags, and printed
material.
Lithium-ion battery module is warranted by the manufacturer for 6 months only as the
standard policy of the industry.

The warranty is extended solely to the original purchaser. A purchase receipt or other proof
of evidencing the date of original purchase may be required to be presented before
providing necessary warranty service.

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Warranty Void

This warranty only covers failures caused by defects in materials or workmanship, which
may occur during normal use. It does not cover damage occurs during shipment or failures
which may be caused by products, non-genuine parts or accessories not supplied by
EZDS, or failures resulting from acts of God, alteration, accident, misuse, introduction of
liquid material or any other foreign matter into the product, abuse, neglect, improper
installation, maladjustment of consumer controls, improper maintenance, modification or
service conducted by anyone unauthorized by EZDS.

YOU ARE REQUIRED TO REGISTER Z5 AND USER INFORMATION TO ZENITH

WEBSITE WHEN THE PRODUCT IS DELIEVERED TO YOU WITHOUT DELAY. EZDS
HOLDS THE RIGHT TO REFUSE PROVISION OF ANY SERVICE FOR THE PRODUCT
THAT HAS NOT BEEN REGISTERED.

Limited Liability and Disclaimer

EZDS SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR LOSS OF DATA OR OTHER INCIDENTAL OR

CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGE RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT OR
ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF THIS WARRANTY. ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED
WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE LIMITED TO THE APPLICABLE WARRANTY
PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE.

EZDS’s entire liability and your exclusive remedy under this warranty shall be limited to the
replacement, or any defective parts or functions in the products, which is returned to EZDS
or its authorized local distributor, together with a copy of the purchasing receipt, during the
aforementioned warranty period. Anything in the foregoing to the contrary
notwithstanding, EZDS shall have no obligation for any defects in the product resulting
from your storage thereof, or for defects that have been caused by operation of the product
other than on the operation manual or in environmental conditions other than those
specified by EZDS or by alteration, accident, misuse, abuse, neglect, mishandling,
misapplication, installation, maladjustment of consumer controls, improper maintenance,
modification or damage that is attributed to acts of Good.

This limited warranty gives you specified legal rights, and you may also have other rights,
which vary from country to country. The laws of Republic of Korea, without regard to its
conflict-of-laws rules, will govern this Limited Warranty.

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A.2. Discard of used equipment

According to the European Union’s WEEE directive, this symbol means that products
sold into EU countries must dispose electrical device and/ or its battery separately from
household waste. Disposing of the device separately will help conserve resources and
energy and contribute to human health and environment protection.
Customers or end-users in EU countries should contact their local equipment supplier
representative or service center for information about the waste collection system in
their country.

(Fig. 1 WEEE)

A.3. Safety Regulatory

Hereby, EZDS Co. Ltd. declares that the radio equipment type EF501 is in compliance
with Directive 2014/53/EU. This device can be operated in at least one Member state
without infringing applicable requirements on the use of radio spectrum. To comply with
CE RF exposure requirements, the handset must be kept 0.20 inches (0.5cm) from the
body without any reference to a particular side or edge. Any belt clips, holsters, and
similar accessories containing metallic components may not be used. Body-worn
accessories that cannot maintain 0.20 inches (0.5cm) separation distance between the
user’s body and the handset, and have not been tested for typical body-worn
operations may not comply with CE
RF exposure limits and should be avoided.

Regulatory Articles

• Article 10(2): Manufacturers shall ensure that radio equipment shall be so

constructed that it can be operated in at least one Member State without infringing
applicable requirements on the use of radio spectrum.

• Article 10(10): In cases of restrictions on putting into service or of requirements for

authorization of use, information available on the packaging shall allow the
identification of the Member States or the geographical area within a Member State
where restrictions on putting into service or requirements for authorization of use exist.
Such information shall be completed in the instructions accompanying the radio
equipment. The Commission may adopt implementing acts specifying how to present
that information. Those implementing acts shall be adopted in accordance with the
advisory procedure referred to in Article 45(2).

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FCC compliance information

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC’s Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two Conditions:

• This device may not cause harmful interference, and

• This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesirable operation.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
condition that this device does not cause harmful interference. The antenna must be
installed such that 20 cm is maintained between the antenna and users, and the
transmitter module may not be co-located with any other transmitter or antenna. End
users cannot modify this transmitter device. Any Unauthorized modification could void
the user’s authority to operate this device.

Part 15.105 (B)

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This
equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications, However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user’s
authority to operate the
equipment under FCC rules.

FCC 15.407 (g) states

Manufacturers of U-NII devices are responsible for ensuring frequency stability such
that an emission is maintained within the band of operation under all conditions of
normal operation as specified in the user’s manual.
Since this is an Indoor Only device (required for this band) you do not need to worry
about the extreme frequency Stability over wide temperatures, but you can show that
the frequency Generation portion of this device (from the schematic) has its own stated
stability that would never allow the device to generate emissions or part of the
spectrum outside of the authorized band (can be determined by looking at the
Occupied BW plots to see how much margin to the band edge is available).
If the devices in the future use the other higher frequency UNII bands, and the devices
can be used outdoors, you may need to provide details of stability over a much wider
temperature range (depending on the use conditions stated in the manual).

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Most compliance for this requirement is stated from the specification of the frequency
generation portion of the device and not necessarily through additional testing.

Manufacturer
Head Office: A-1405 Hyundai Intel. Ind. Center, 11 Beopwon-ro 11-gil, Songpa-gu,
Trade name: EZDS Co., Ltd
Trademark:

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