ANCEL FX6000
Find faults, view live vehicle data and perform supported maintenance and active tests from one easy-to-use diagnostic tool.
Read and clear fault codes in the engine, automatic transmission, ABS and SRS systems. Monitor live data, graph up to 10 PIDs, record and review data, evaluate supported module status and review diagnostic reports.
Broad coverage across 150+ vehicle brands and over 10,000 models, with advertised coverage of up to 99%. Full OBD2 functions support OBD2-compliant vehicles; enhanced diagnostics and service functions depend on the vehicle.
Access ABS bleeding, battery matching, electronic brake service, throttle relearn, gear learning, oil reset, steering angle calibration and more. Explore all 15 listed functions below.
Command supported components to help locate faults, with active tests, service procedures and selected coding functions available according to the vehicle.
Secure access for authorized diagnostics and repairs on supported vehicles For FCA through AutoAuth. CAN-FD support enables communication with compatible modern vehicles.
Connect over 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi for software updates, AutoSearch, diagnostic feedback and online assistance. Software updates expand vehicle coverage and improve supported functions without software renewal fees.
Coverage and functions vary by vehicle, model year and software version. Check the device Coverage Lists for your vehicle and required function before purchase.

Supports 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi. Connect during initial setup to download current diagnostic software. If Wi-Fi setup is skipped, the preinstalled English diagnostic software can still be used.
Reads the VIN through the OBDII interface and identifies the vehicle to reduce manual selection errors. AutoSearch requires Wi-Fi. If identification fails, enter the VIN manually or select the vehicle brand, year and model in the Diagnose menu.
Download updated diagnostic software when new vehicles and improved features become available. A stable Wi-Fi connection is required for upgrades.
Send recent diagnostic logs and an error description over Wi-Fi when a vehicle diagnostic error occurs. The support team can analyze software limitations or incorrect diagnostic commands and improve the software.
Swipe down from the top of the screen to open the quick-access window for screenshots, brightness adjustment and related settings.
One click connects to online support, with automated answers for simple questions and live assistance for complex concerns. Mobile chat and feedback provide help with troubleshooting, returns and replacements.
Identify engine-related trouble codes, monitor real-time operating data and clear supported codes after the underlying fault has been repaired.

Read and clear transmission fault codes and inspect live data to help diagnose shifting, speed and load-related concerns.

Read and clear ABS trouble codes, view available data streams and run supported bi-directional tests to help check braking system operation alongside a physical inspection.

Read and clear supported airbag and restraint system fault codes and view available live data. Clear warnings after the fault has been properly repaired.

Run supported ABS bleeding procedures to help remove trapped air and restore a firm brake pedal.
Register a replacement battery, evaluate battery charge state and monitor closed-circuit current where supported; perform supported battery rest-state procedures.
Deactivate and reactivate supported brake controls, open and close electronic brake mechanisms, assist with supported brake-fluid procedures and reset the system after brake pad or disc replacement.
Relearn the throttle sensor or throttle body position after cleaning, repair or replacement, where required by the vehicle.
Perform supported gear-learning procedures to help restore smooth operation after service. The available procedure depends on the vehicle and software menu.
Reset the engine oil-life or maintenance reminder after an oil service. Oil-life calculations may depend on driving conditions and climate.
Clear supported steering angle sensor fault memories and carry out steering angle calibration.
Perform supported diesel urea-system resets and clear related warnings after the underlying issue has been resolved.
Clear supported SRS fault codes after collision repairs. Availability of crash-related resets depends on the vehicle and module.
Run supported transmission adaptive-learning procedures to help restore shifting performance after appropriate service.
Perform supported diesel particulate filter regeneration to help remove accumulated soot.
Run supported EGR valve learning or adaptation procedures to help stabilize engine idle operation.
Perform supported anti-theft matching procedures for keys, ECU and immobilizer modules.
Enter supported injector codes into the ECU after injector replacement.
Perform supported tire pressure sensor relearn procedures and clear related warnings after the issue is corrected.
Service functions, coding, key matching and resets vary by vehicle, year, system and software version. A listed function is not available on every vehicle.

Temporarily command supported vehicle systems or components to help check switches, sensors, relays and actuators. Available active tests and service or coding features depend on the selected vehicle and module.
Auto bleed / automated bleeding; ABS pump motor test; brake bleed preparation; ABS manual control tests.
Fuel injector / pump tests; fuel trim reset; fuel composition reset; EVAP test; idle relearn; injector buzz test; pump and valve tests; VGT turbo calibration.
Window, mirror and door lock tests; horn / sound horn tests; wiper tests; interior and exterior light tests.
Cycle the A/C clutch on and off and run supported air conditioning tests.
Diagnostic coverage includes Engine, Transmission, ABS and SRS. Available active tests for these and other components depend on the selected vehicle and supported module.

Retrieve diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs).
Clear supported DTCs after repairs.
Read and display live ECU/PCM data and use available plotting and recording tools.
Check emissions monitor status before an inspection or maintenance test.
View supported real-time data as graphs or waveforms.
Review vehicle operating conditions captured when an emissions-related fault was recorded.
View supported oxygen sensor monitoring information or test results.
Retrieve available test results for emissions-related powertrain components and systems.
Read supported vehicle identification information, including the VIN.
Command supported OBD2 components to help check operation.
OBD2 mode focuses on engine and emissions information in OBD2-compliant vehicles, including applicable vehicles from 1996 onward. Enhanced four-system coverage is separate and vehicle-dependent.
| Screen | 6.2 inches |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1024 × 600 pixels |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 50°C / 32°F to 122°F |
| Storage Temperature | −20°C to 60°C / −4°F to 140°F |
| Operating Voltage | 9–18 V |
| Operating Current | 1.2 A |
| Wi-Fi Band | 2.4 GHz |
| Supported Protocols | SAE J1850 PWM, SAE J1850 VPW, ISO 9141-2, ISO 14230-4 KWP, ISO 15765-4 CAN, CAN-FD |

Updated software adds vehicle coverage and improves diagnostic functions without extra software renewal charges. One-click upgrades require Wi-Fi.
Select the vehicle brand, year and model, scan supported ECUs for fault codes, or select an individual supported system to read codes, view data streams and run available maintenance procedures.
Use OBD mode for engine and emissions diagnostics. Look up generated OBD fault codes in the built-in library for detailed descriptions.
Check the supported vehicle models and functions available in the current device software.
Access equipment-use, maintenance and diagnostic guidance, plus instructional videos demonstrating device operation.
Find operating instructions to help you learn the device and use its diagnostic features efficiently.

Check that the device has a stable internet connection, then retry the upgrade.
Check that the cable is securely connected and that the vehicle ignition is switched ON.
Confirm that the vehicle is equipped with the selected system, the connection is secure and the ignition is ON. Also check that the selected vehicle and function are supported.
A loose connection may interrupt the data stream. Reconnect the diagnostic cable securely and try again.
Brief flashing can occur during engine starting. If flashing persists, check the connection and contact technical support.











