K299R Audio/Video Interface Rear Module: Scan Tool Information

2025 Chevrolet Tahoe Commercial, 4WDSECTION K299R Audio/Video Interface Rear Module: Scan Tool Information
Audio/Video Interface Rear Module Scan Tool Data Parameters

Parameter Expected Value Definition
Operating Conditions:  Ignition ON
Vehicle Power Mode Enumeration 0 = Off, 1 = Accessory, 2 = Run, 3 = Start/Request, 4 = Propulsion
Vehicle Power Mode Invalidity True or False The scan tool displays an invalid power mode.
Diagnostic Data Identifier Unsigned Numeric Identifies a supplier and system specific data stream used by diagnostic testers to interpret a diagnostic data stream.
Manufacture's Traceability Characters Varies The scan tool displays the Manufacture's Traceability Characters.
ECU ID Varies The scan tool displays the ECU ID.
Application Software Identification Data Identifier Varies The scan tool displays the Application Software Identification Data Identifier.
Vehicle Identification Number Varies The scan tool displays the vehicle identification number.
Repair Shop Code or Tester Serial Number Varies The scan tool displays the Repair Shop Code or Tester Serial Number.
Programming Date Varies The scan tool displays the date the module was programmed.
Manufacturers Enable Counter Varies The scan tool displays the Manufacturers Enable Counter.
ECU Diagnostic Address Varies The scan tool displays the ECU Diagnostic Address.
GM End Model Part Number Varies The scan tool displays the GM End Model Part Number.
GM Base Model Part Number Varies The scan tool displays the GM Base Model Part Number.
GM Base Model Part Number Alpha Code Varies The scan tool displays the GM Base Model Part Number Alpha Code.
GM End Model Part Number Alpha Code Varies The scan tool displays the GM End Model Part Number Alpha Code.
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