Wi-Fi Connection

Wi-Fi

The diagnostic tool uses Windows® 10 embedded system software. Wi-Fi connection is controlled through the Windows operating system.

The Wi-Fi connection instructions shown here are intended for quick reference only. For Wi-Fi related instructions / troubleshooting that are outside the scope of these instructions, visit Windows online support.

Wi-Fi connection allows you to:

Access the Internet using the Windows web browser.
Access information applications (e.g. Snap-on Cloud, Intelligent Diagnostics, SureTrack®, Tire and Wheel Service, TSBs, Oil Specs and Resets, etc).
Note: Information applications are not available on all models, are optional and vary by model.
Receive diagnostic software updates
Receive important product messages.

Connecting to Wi-Fi

Whenever the diagnostic tool is turned on, Wi-Fi will automatically try to connect to a network.

1. Turn on the diagnostic tool and allow Windows to bootup, then allow the ShopStream Diagnostic Suite software to open.

After bootup if Wi-Fi is not automatically connected the Wi-Fi icon in the System Tray (lower right side), or on the Diagnostic Suite lower toolbar indicates Wi-Fi is not connected.

2. To connect to a network, click the Wi-Fi icon in the System Tray or on the Diagnostic Suite lower toolbar.

The wireless network connection window opens (shown below).

 

3. Choose your Wireless Network from the list of available networks, then select Connect.

A password is required when choosing a protected network.

A wireless network connection progress window displays as the connection is being made.

4. After the connection is successfully made, the Wi-Fi icon will display as Connected (shown below).

The diagnostic tool is now connected to the Wi-Fi network.

Wi-Fi performance varies depending on your wireless network equipment and ISP.