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 · New Bosch KTS 340 Compact Control Unit Diagnosis Tester
· New stand-alone unit with a complete range of features · WLAN for printing logs and access to external information · Future-proof due to OBD exchange adaptor and software updates  CES will be launching the Bosch KTS340 during February at the Mechanex Show Want a demo? Need more information? Please contact your local CES branch or CLICK HERE to send an enquiry. Compact, complete, and mobile, these are the main attributes that characterize the new Bosch KTS 340 compact control unit diagnosis tester. The new, robust tester, weighing just two kilograms was designed on the basis of the tried-and-tested KTS series specifically for mobile use on and in the vehicle,
for example, during a test drive. The device operates without a mains connection via integrated commercially available batteries (AA type) and can be charged in the cigarette lighter, the car's di
agnostic socket, and via the mains supply. In addition to the control unit diagnosis functions, all information from the Esi-tronic workshop software package required for troubleshooting, maintenance and service work is on the KTS 340 and therefore directly available in the vehicle. This includes the new Technical Service Bulletin (TSB). In addition, a two-channel multimeter is integrated into the KTS 340 for troubleshooting. The KTS340 is therefore fully CAS plus compatible. Thus, the workshop mechanic has everything he needs for diagnosis, troubleshooting, maintenance, and service with this handy device at his disposal. Clear and intuitive operation via touchscreen
The KTS 340 is operated via an 8.4-inch touchscreen color display. The Bosch experts have reworked the Esi-tronic software and have also made it easier to use. Once the vehicle is identified, details about all types of information are available in the Bosch Esi-tronic workshop software. It is easy to switch between the various applications via the touchscreen, which means that there is direct access to the diagnosis function from the fault location instructions or the maintenance schedule, for example. Frequently used information, such as vehicle information, diagnostic plug installation, or maintenance information can be accessed with a touch. The KTS340 with its clear and intuitive operation and integrated measuring technology is therefore able to efficiently support the work of workshop mechanics. Secure investment for the future thanks to OBD exchange adaptor and software updates
The Bosch experts also saw the value of ensuring technology investments would remain secure in the future. Like the KTS module and the KTS 670, the KTS 340 is equipped with an OBD exchange adaptor. An integrated multiplexer, which is controlled via the Esi-tronic software, establishes the connection between the various control units, the different manufacturers and the tester. If, in the future, the hardware requirements for the diagnosis communications interface should change, the exchange adaptor can easily be replaced. In the past four years, this kind of replacement with other Bosch diagnosis testers was only required once. The KTS 340 is equipped with WLAN for printing test results. This wireless connection allows the tester to access archived information about older vehicles that is saved on the workshop PC. Comprehensive range for every area of application
The new KTS340 control unit diagnosis tester rounds off the range of KTS testers available from Bosch. The Bosch product range now offers diagnosis testers to meet all requirements: from the simple OBD KTS 515 module, the KTS 200 in handheld format for service and maintenance, through to the new KTS 340, as well as the various KTS modules for use in Bosch vehicle systems analysis and exhaust analysers. There is also the flagship KTS 670 with integrated laptop and use of all Esi-tronic information.For more information or to book a demo, please contact your local CES branch or use the form below:  
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