Here’s a simplified explanation of **Launch Tech’s (元征) product naming rules in English:
1. Product Series (Main Categories)
Launch Tech uses letters at the start of product names to show the type of device:
- X-series (e.g., X-431) → High-end diagnostic tools (most advanced, works with many car brands).
- C-series (e.g., CReader) → Mid-range or basic code readers (cheaper, simpler functions).
- P-series (e.g., PAD) → Portable/tablet-style devices (easy to carry).
- T-series → Tire pressure tools (like TPMS sensors).
- G-series (e.g., golo) → Smart car gadgets (for internet/cloud features).
- A/ADAS-series → For advanced driver-assistance systems (like lane-keeping cameras).
2. Numbers = Model & Upgrades
- The numbers (like 431 in X-431) tell you the base model.
- Higher numbers or Roman numerals (III, IV, V) mean newer versions.
- Example: "X-431 V" is newer than "X-431 IV".
- Some numbers show special features (e.g., "CReader 8001" vs. "9001").
3. Extra Words = Special Features
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**PRO / PLUS** → More professional features (e.g.,
**X-431 PRO**).
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**Lite / Basic** → Simpler, cheaper version.
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**EV** → Works with electric/hybrid cars (e.g.,
**X-431 EV**).
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**ADAS** → For calibrating car safety cameras/sensors.
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**TPMS** → For tire pressure systems.
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**PAD** → Tablet-style device (e.g.,
**X-431 PAD VII** = 7th-gen tablet).
4. Examples
1.
**X-431 PAD VII** = - **X-431** (high-end tool) + **PAD** (tablet) + **VII** (7th version).
2.
**CReader 9001** = - **CReader** (basic scanner) + **9001** (model number).
3.
**golo 7** = - **golo** (smart device) + **7** (7th generation).
Note:
- Names can change slightly for new products.
- Check the official website if you need details on a specific model.
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