Autel Tablet and ADAS Calibration Frame Compatibility
Did you know that not all Autel tablets are compatible with all calibration frames? We get asked quite often whether a certain tablet is compatible with a certain calibration frame. In order to help you decide what the best tablet will be for your needs, the following table shows you Autel's tablet/frame compatibility:
When it comes to professional automotive diagnostics, Autel's lineup of tablets—MSULTRA, MS919, MS909, and MS906—offers a range of features tailored to different needs and budgets:
MSULTRA: The Premium Choice
The MSULTRA is Autel's top-of-the-line diagnostic tablet, and it comes packed with features that make it the go-to choice for calibration professionals. Key highlights include:
- Docking Station: Unlike its counterparts, the MSULTRA includes a docking station for easy charging and storage.
- Large Screen: It boasts a 13” screen, providing ample real estate for viewing multiple functions simultaneously with its split-screen display.
- MaxiFlash VCMI: The advanced MaxiFlash VCMI 5 in 1 module supports VCI, oscilloscope, multimeter, waveform generator, and CAN bus check, enabling deep electronic diagnostics.
- IA900 Compatibility: It is the only tablet in the lineup compatible with the IA900, enhancing its versatility.
- Superior Processing Power: Faster processing capabilities ensure smooth and efficient diagnostics.
MS919: The Balanced Performer
- 9” Screen: Slightly smaller than the MSULTRA, but still sufficient for detailed diagnostics.
- Advanced Functions: Capable of all the detailed diagnostics that the MSULTRA has
- MaxiFlash VCMI: Like the MSULTRA, it includes the MaxiFlash VCMI 5 in 1, allowing comprehensive electronic diagnostics.
MS909: The Mobile Solution
- Screen Size: Features a 9” screen, similar to the MS919.
- MaxiFlash VCI: Comes with the MaxiFlash VCI, which does not support oscilloscope, multimeter, waveform generator, or CAN bus check.
- Advanced Functions: Includes topology mapping, remote expert support, Tesla vehicle diagnostics, and repair information access.
- Programming Capabilities: Supports live data reading and programming for drivetrain components. Users can also connect the VCI to a PC via a day pass or use the Remote Expert service for more complex tasks.
MS906PRO: The Budget-Friendly Option
For those seeking a more affordable option, the MS906 offers basic diagnostic capabilities.
Note: MS906 does not support Tesla calibrations.
- 8” Tablet: A smaller screen compared to the other models.
- Bluetooth VCI: Includes Bluetooth VCI for wireless diagnostics.
- Upgradeable: Can be upgraded with an ADAS package, though it lacks many advanced features such as topology module mapping, programming, remote expert support, and Tesla diagnostics.
- Battery Life: It has shorter battery life, which might require more frequent charging during intensive use.
Conclusion
Choosing between the MSULTRA, MS919, and MS909 depends on your specific needs:
- MSULTRA: For those who need the ability to work with the IA900 and would benefit from a larger screen
- MS919: Great for comprehensive diagnostics without the premium price tag.
- MS909: Ideal for mobile diagnostics and those needing specialized functions like topology mapping and Tesla diagnostics.
- MS906: A solid choice for budget-conscious users who still need reliable diagnostic capabilities.
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