Hino DXIII
Hino Diagnostic Explorer III (DXIII / DX3) is Hino’s OEM diagnostic and service software for supported Hino truck electronic systems. It provides technicians with factory-level access to vehicle and engine diagnostic information for troubleshooting, testing, configuration, and applicable programming procedures.
DXIII allows technicians to read and clear diagnostic trouble codes, view freeze-frame information, monitor live sensor and actuator data, record diagnostic data, and perform supported Active Tests to command components and verify system operation.
The software also provides Hino-specific customization and service functions. Depending on the vehicle and system, these can include idle-shutdown settings, PTO configuration, vehicle and cruise-speed settings, engine-protection settings, maintenance intervals, system-protection resets, component relearn procedures, injector calibration code entry, and DPR/SCR-related memory resets.
DXIII also supports applicable module reprogramming functions on supported Hino systems. Available programming, customization, and service functions depend on the vehicle model, model year, ECU, and installed powertrain.
Key Capabilities
- Read and clear DTCs
- Freeze-frame and live data
- Supported Active Tests and bi-directional controls
- Vehicle and system customization
- Relearn, injector calibration, and aftertreatment service functions
- Supported Hino module reprogramming
Product Details
License Term: 12 Months
Delivery: Digital Software License
Platform: Compatible Windows PC
Communication Hardware: Compatible vehicle communication interface, including supported RP1210 interfaces
Primary Functions: DTC diagnostics, live data, freeze-frame data, active tests, system customization, relearn procedures, aftertreatment service functions, and supported module reprogramming
Vehicle Coverage: Hino cab/chassis electrical systems from 2005-present and Hino engines from 2005-2021
Important: Hino DXIII does not communicate with Cummins engines. Engine-specific diagnostic, customization, and programming functions require an applicable Hino engine.
