I had a Verus since 2007 and have seen all the great improvements to it because of these forums and I thank all its members and Snapon for it. I've seen the new VerusPro and think of it's dockable scope a good idea, but what should of been dockable is the wireless scan module. wireless has been a great advantage for us as techs and we appreciate SnapOn came out with it. But having to carry around two peaces of equipment has made it somewhat difficult for us as well and also batteries dying out when out on the road test. We need to have a dockable scanner module such as OTC's Pegisys and new Genisys Touch for the Next Verus/Verdict overhal. What do you guys think? any feedback would be appriciated?
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I had a Verus since 2007 and have seen all the great improvements to it because of these forums and I thank all its members and Snapon for it. I've seen the new VerusPro and think of it's dockable scope a good idea, but what should of been dockable is the wireless scan module. wireless has been a great advantage for us as techs and we appreciate SnapOn came out with it. But having to carry around two peaces of equipment has made it somewhat difficult for us as well and also batteries dying out when out on the road test. We need to have a dockable scanner module such as OTC's Pegisys and new Genisys Touch for the Next Verus/Verdict overhal. What do you guys think? any feedback would be appriciated?
When software is updated, it would be second nature to have the scan module docked, therefore automatically taking care of any firmware
upgrades as well. As it is, one may not think to plug in the usb port,
and then gets mad when the scanner doesn't work right due to no firmware upgrade. Just one less thing for us to worry about as if we needed any more. For Snap On that means better customer satisfaction, and fewer calls in to potentially waste tech support's time.You can expect the reputation of your business to be no better than the cheapest item or service you are willing to sell. - Wheel -
When software is updated, it would be second nature to have the scan module docked, therefore automatically taking care of any firmware
upgrades as well. As it is, one may not think to plug in the usb port,
and then gets mad when the scanner doesn't work right due to no firmware upgrade. Just one less thing for us to worry about as if we needed any more. For Snap On that means better customer satisfaction, and fewer calls in to potentially waste tech support's time.S. BrelandComment
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