TARGET REQUEST

The setup is handled. The job stays yours.

Request the target from the device, and the setup for that exact vehicle is configured remotely while your technician stays on the floor. When it is ready, your technician completes the recalibration.

Request it, confirm it, run it.

01

Request from the device.

One request, from the vehicle, no phone call.

02

The target setup is handled remotely.

Configured for that make, model, and procedure, to the manufacturer’s specification.

03

Your technician completes the recalibration.

The scan tool performs the calibration against the rendered target, and the job produces the same record as every other mode: captured against the OEM position statement, timestamped, procedure and target setup included.

The middle path.

Target request sits between running everything yourself and handing the whole job to a guide. The setup, the part of the job where a specification most often drifts, is configured remotely; the wrench time stays with your technician.

It fits the unfamiliar procedure on an otherwise routine day, the technician who is still ramping, and the shop that wants a second set of eyes on setup without slowing the floor down.

A mode, not a commitment.

Run target request on the vehicles that call for it and self-guided on everything else. The next job is a fresh choice, and fully assisted guidance is always the escalation above this one.

If it fits the way your shop works, order it.

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