Agenda
5:00pm-6:00pm
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Event Check In
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Please come to the Double Tree Hotel to check in before the event.
7:00am-8:00pm
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Check in and Breakfast
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Fort Myers Technical College
Bosch Precision ADAS
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Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) is a relatively new technology, and as with any new technology, there is apprehension, fears and many rumors. This three day, hands-on training course will explain and discuss the various components included in ADAS, such as cameras, radars, blind spot detection modules, and park assist sensors, and review service opportunities and procedures for the aftermarket. ” Participants will learn by doing setup, calibration and use of a portable ADAS diagnostic system.
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First Responder EV Training
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In this AVI course on HEV, EV, and alternative fuel vehicle safety for first responders, we will cover what to do and how to handle incidents involving these types of vehicles. If you are a first responder, it is not a matter of if you have an incident with these vehicles but when. Knowing the dangers of dealing with these vehicles in first responder situations. Learn best practices and how to properly identify and disable vehicles to keep everyone on scene safe. We’ll go over how different power sources can be handled safely.
8:00am-5:00pm
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Electrical Fundamentals
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This comprehensive session will provide the entry level teammates with the core skills that will allow them to develop into a skilled A-level technician in the future. Practical hands-on training will be performed by the teammate on electrical testing training aids. All learning will be reinforced with hands-on exercises. Electrical testing boards for hands-on testing will be provided during class.
Topics/Objectives
•Recognize the Personal Protection Equipment needed and understand the correct procedures and applications.
•Gain confidence in how best to utilize your multimeter and apply its different functions.
•Read and interpret Schematic Diagrams
•Perform real world testing and learn use the results as part of a diagnostic strategy.
•Understand the benefits of performing voltage drop testing versus open circuit resistance testing.
•Use Ohm’s law to identify component level failures and describe where it falls short.
•Apply electrical theories to identify component level failures.
8:00am-5:00pm
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Drivability Diagnostics with Launch Scan Tools
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Learn how to get the most from your Launch scan tool to quickly and accurately diagnose drivability issues. This course covers interpreting data, testing components, and applying proven diagnostic strategies to solve performance problems efficiently and with confidence.
8:00am-5:00pm
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Ford FDRS and IDS Scanner Diagnostics
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This interactive course equips technicians with the skills and knowledge needed to use the Ford Diagnostic and Repair System (FDRS), the next-generation scan tool technology for modern Ford vehicles. Learn how to interface with multi-network, multi-module systems and take full advantage of the advanced capabilities FDRS offers.
What They’ll Learn:
•How to set up FDRS, including components, preferences, and vehicle identification.
•Performing multi-module self-tests and using the datalogger.
•Executing active commands and module programming.
•Running FDRS self-tests and interpreting DTC types.
•Utilizing advanced diagnostics tools such as Network Monitor, Power Balance, Relative Compression, and Misfire Monitor.
•Conducting Programmable Module Installation (PMI) and using FDRS service functions effectively.
Objectives:
•Configure and set up FDRS for accurate diagnostics on Ford vehicles.
•Perform multi-module testing and interpret results to identify issues.
•Execute active commands and module programming for system repair.
•Use FDRS diagnostic tools to monitor vehicle performance and detect faults.
•Apply service functions and PMI procedures to support vehicle maintenance and repair.
8:00am-5:00pm
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Heavy Duty Air Brake Certification
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This 3-day, hands-on training provides an in-depth technical exploration of heavy-duty air brake systems. Participants will assemble a full air brake system and gain practical experience with components, circuits, and diagnostic procedures. The course emphasizes proper adjustments and safe service practices throughout.
What They’ll Learn:
•The operation and function of all air brake components.
•How to inspect air brake systems for service needs.
•Techniques to evaluate and identify brake system concerns.
•Methods for diagnosing and locating air leaks.
•Use of basic tools required for servicing air brake components.
Objectives:
•Demonstrate understanding of air brake system components and their operation.
•Conduct thorough inspections to identify maintenance and service needs.
•Evaluate brake system performance to pinpoint issues accurately.
•Diagnose and resolve air leaks safely and effectively.
•Apply proper tool usage to service air brake systems.
8:00am-5:00pm
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Future Techs of America
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By Automotive Video Innovations
8:00am-5:00pm
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Advanced Networking Diagnostics
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Effectively diagnosing C.A.N./C.A.N. FD concerns poses a significant challenge to diagnostic technicians. This intensive course offers unparalleled coverage of the design, operation, and testing of C.A.N. FD systems. Students will be presented with an overview of multiplexing, networking systems and how the various modules are integrated onto a common communication network.
What They’ll Learn:
• Advantages and disadvantages of this process from both a design and diagnostic view.
• Types of CAN: (Loop/Star) the two common ways these vehicles are wired by way of the loop and star configurations. They will learn the necessary steps involved with isolating various modules on each of these designs.
• High Speed vs. Low: difference between high and low speed circuits, and the priority of various modules dictating their placements. They will also be presented with various node and sub node scenarios.
• Diagnosing with scan tools: how to use a scan tool effectively to diagnose various types of network issues, including the dreaded no communications message.
• Case studies reviewed: Case studies utilizing various tooling will be used to show the thought process used when confronted with a controller area networking issue.
12:00am-1:00pm
Lunch
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8:00am-5:00pm
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