Volvo Vida Dice 2010C
Volvo Dice ( Diagnostic Communication Equipment) is a Genuine tool that is used together with Volvo Vida All-in-one software to diagnose and troubleshoot for Volvo vehicles from and including model since year 1999. It is the latest Volvo tool to replace the well-known VCT2000device, it is integrated bluetooth module which is more convenient to communicate with car in a wireless way.
DiCE (Diagnostic Communication Equipment) is used together with VIDA All-in-one to communicate with the vehicle. Communication makes it possible to troubleshoot and diagnose the vehicle, as well as download software.
The mechanics are given more flexibility as DiCE transfers information via Bluetooth between the vehicle and VIDA All-in-one. A USB cable can be used as an alternative to Bluetooth.
NOTE The screenshots in this instruction might differ from those the user sees on the computer screen while making the installation depending on which operating system the computer has, Windows XP or Windows Vista. |
Feature:
* Fault-tracing
* Repairing
* Parts catalogue
* Mechanical schematics and diagrams
* Bulletins of many kinds
Support For support send a Service Product Report in TIE, using Concern Area DiCE and Sub Concern Area Problem with DiCE, or contact your local VCC Helpdesk.
Components
DiCE has an integrated OBD cable, which can be connected to the vehicle's diagnostic socket. When connected to the vehicle, DiCE is powered as long as the battery is charged.
Use the DiCE unit's folding hook to hang it from e.g. one of the grab handles. The DiCE unit should be hung in such a way that the Bluetooth reception is optimised, i.e. a clear line of sight from the USB dongle to the DiCE unit.
DiCE has four status LEDs that indicate:
• Firmware Status
• USB Communication Status
• Bluetooth Communication Status
• Vehicle Interface Status
DiCE has a DC input where a battery cable or adapter (12 V) can be connected. The adapter is used when
upgrading and troubleshooting the DiCE. It may also be used when performing complex methods in VIDA,
which requires the vehicle battery to be temporarily disconnected.

