Autel Debuts Remote Expert-Ready XLink Programmer 

Autel Debuts Remote Expert-Ready XLink Programmer 

Techs can use the platform to contract experienced programmers and diagnosticians.

Autel released the MaxiFLASH XLink, a 3-in-1 programming, communication, and Remote Expert-ready touchscreen device.  

With the 6.5-inch standalone XLink, technicians can use Autel’s Remote Expert platform to contract experienced programmers and diagnosticians with OE software subscriptions and tools to complete needed tasks, the company says. 

Autel adds the XLink enables technicians via the Remote Expert platform to obtain Expert help and access to OE data remotely, a J2534 pass-thru programming capability allows techs to flash modules with a Windows pc and OE subscriptions onsite, and an enhanced VCI that supports the latest communication protocols and is compatible with all Autel MaxiSYS tablets.

The XLink’s standalone Remote Expert capabilities enable technicians to use the Remote Expert platform without tying down their MaxiSYS Ultra, MS919, or MS909 tablets, Autel says. The technician can contract with an Expert on the platform via the Autel MaxiFix app available in the Apple App Store or Google Play. Once a pre/post scan, programming, service, or diagnostics task has been contracted, the technician attaches the XLink to the vehicle, and the Expert completes the operation. The technician pays the Expert digitally.  

“Our products are all about offering options, creating opportunities and providing solutions. And the XLink checks all those boxes. Remote and onsite programming and enhanced communications in one small but powerful touchscreen package,” said Autel’s director of technical operations, Maurice Miller.  

This past March, Autel also announced its partnership with Reparify Inc., whereby Autel Remote Expert users will be able use Repairify services.  

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