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  • Wheel
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2007
    • 719

    #16
    Originally posted by gentz
    Hit the nail on the spot Wheel....
    It used to be funny.
    Sadly, now it is more often fact than funny.
    You can expect the reputation of your business to be no better than the cheapest item or service you are willing to sell. - Wheel

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    • jake63vw
      EBI Application Specialist
      • Sep 2011
      • 6

      #17
      Originally posted by Wheel
      Here's my list of priorities in order.

      1. Everyone is correct about reliability being top priority, and if necessary,
      should come at the cost of anything else. Cool features and even coverage does you no good if the tool does not work

      2. Restore ALL the features 10.4 and later took away from the Verus.

      3. More complete pid coverage in the datastream of existing covered vehicles. I place this above bi directional controls because pids give you the direction to go to determine the problem

      4.Isuzu and Suzuki and Subaru would be nice

      5. More bi directional on existing covered cars

      6. The hardware improvements mentioned. They are most likely already working on new hardware anyway, so we stand a better chance getting what we need if we tell them now.
      The snap-on software should cover the isuzu and subaru lines, does it not?

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      • Nickb
        DSD
        • Aug 2007
        • 206

        #18
        Originally posted by jake63vw
        The snap-on software should cover the isuzu and subaru lines, does it not?

        YES the software covers Isuzu and Suburu
        DSD

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        • sbreland73
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2009
          • 1146

          #19
          Hey Nick and Jake, according to the 11.4 VAG, Subaru still only has Generic data for most models. I would have to disagree that one could call that "coverage". Subaru may not be as strong of a presence as say Honda or Toyota, but they are catching on. At some point we will have to catch up.
          S. Breland

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          • woefman
            Member
            • Jan 2012
            • 37

            #20
            Verus Gen 3

            How do you tell what generation you have?

            and what is different ?

            God I hope I did not buy one with a slower processor or something.

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            • brads
              Junior Member
              • Feb 2009
              • 19

              #21
              everything needs updated. one of things i would like to see is a SCREEN THAT YOU SEE IN THE DAYLIGHT OUT SIDE.

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              • SnapOnKid
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2011
                • 888

                #22
                Hope this helps.

                Originally posted by woefman
                How do you tell what generation you have?

                and what is different ?

                God I hope I did not buy one with a slower processor or something.
                You can tell the generation by the part number.

                EEMS323 Gen1

                EEMS325 Gen2

                A Gen 3 Does not exists at this time.

                Also when seen side by side the top of a Gen 1 unit has only 1 visible USB port and an area to connect a standard "Wired" scaner cable.

                The top of a Gen 2 unit has 2 USB ports and no provission for "Wired" scanner cable.

                Also on the right hand side of the unit next to the screen were the 4 I-cons that light up are, there is a slight visual difference in the I cons between the units.

                Gen1 features a 600MHZ processor, 512 MB Ram, with 80 GB hard drive

                Gen2 features a 1.6 GHZ processor, 1GB Ram, with 250 GB hard drive

                The Gen 1 has a built in internal scan module that requires a cable and keys to comunicate with a vehical but has the option to add the Wirless kit. In order to add wireless option you must be running 10.4 or newer software in order to add it.

                The Gen 2 Unit got rid of the internal scan module which freed up a 2nd USB port on the top of the unit and went to a wirless scan module that does not require any keys to comunicate. In the event of a wireless comunication issues, you can connect the wireless module with a USB cable . Some test features require the use of the USB cable so that you don't loose power to the module when the Key is cycled. The module is powered through the Cars DLC connector for OBD2 cars and The OBD1 adapters have a power adapter adaptor so they can be powered through the cigarette lighter or directly from a battery.

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                • woefman
                  Member
                  • Jan 2012
                  • 37

                  #23
                  Thanks Very Much for this info SnaponKid

                  if I can ask one more question .
                  I’m on snap-on site now and the part number is EEMS323W

                  Not EEMS325 does this mean you can still buy the slower processor Verus?

                  Just asking.

                  p.s.
                  if you read my other posts before, I indicated I'm having troubles with an E bay seller.
                  It turns out we can not come to agreement, so I have to send my Verus back.

                  So I am asking these questions, to educate myself, to try and buy the latest
                  Verus out there. I can not afford $10,000 for a new one. That is why
                  I am looking for used one. I have good credit and may consider financing one
                  but I do not even have a snap-on guy to do business with. Long story short I got out of car bus
                  to go to college. Now I have this cool fancy degree and no job to go with it.
                  So thinking of getting back into the Automotive Bus again. I been fluent with
                  this stuff, so I still know how to work on them.

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                  • SnapOnKid
                    Senior Member
                    • Jan 2011
                    • 888

                    #24
                    Originally posted by woefman
                    Thanks Very Much for this info SnaponKid

                    if I can ask one more question .
                    I’m on snap-on site now and the part number is EEMS323W

                    Not EEMS325 does this mean you can still buy the slower processor Verus?

                    Just asking.

                    p.s.
                    if you read my other posts before, I indicated I'm having troubles with an E bay seller.
                    It turns out we can not come to agreement, so I have to send my Verus back.

                    So I am asking these questions, to educate myself, to try and buy the latest
                    Verus out there. I can not afford $10,000 for a new one. That is why
                    I am looking for used one. I have good credit and may consider financing one
                    but I do not even have a snap-on guy to do business with. Long story short I got out of car bus
                    to go to college. Now I have this cool fancy degree and no job to go with it.
                    So thinking of getting back into the Automotive Bus again. I been fluent with
                    this stuff, so I still know how to work on them.
                    As far as I know you can still buy the EEMS323.

                    There is nothing wrong with the 1st gen unit. I have both and you can barely tell the difference in terms of performance. The one thing I have noticed is that if you are having trouble with the wireless scan module you can switch back to the original key style cable because it still has the internal scan module. Some times this seems to be more benificial. Early on when I had trouble with the gen2 It was a 50/50 thing connecting the USB cable. there were a few software revisions from 10.4 to 10.4.4 that took care of some of the issues. the patches are free but that does not meen that all the issues are solved. I am still thinking the Gen1 might be a better deal. if your an electronics sort of guy you can always open it up down the road and upgrade those components. There is a thread floating for the verus were the guy did exactly that after his warranty expired.

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