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Page organisation in this revision
Page type
Technical article
Subject
Diagnostics
Parent
Section level
Applies to
No ECU-specific applicability
Tool groups
Diagnostic tools
Manufacturers
None

TOPDON offers aftermarket vehicle diagnostic equipment, including the Phoenix and ArtiDiag scan-tool families. These are families of distinct products rather than one specification: capabilities and vehicle coverage depend on the exact device and software. [1] [2]

Diagnostic ranges and wiki articles

  • Phoenix scan tools — existing wiki overview of Phoenix Elite, Smart, Lite 3 and Max. TOPDON describes Phoenix Lite 3 as a compact scanner with features including CAN-FD, topology mapping and online coding; verify the exact vehicle and regional package. [1]
  • ArtiDiag — a separate family including ArtiDiag EU and ArtiDiag Pro. TOPDON's ArtiDiag Pro manual describes automatic or manual system detection and, where supported, fault codes, live data, actuation tests and special functions. [2] [3]

Choosing a tool

Check supported vehicles and systems, whether the required function is diagnostic or programming, the supplied interface and cables, updates and any add-ons. Online coding or a particular protocol on one Phoenix model does not mean it is included on every TOPDON product. Individual model pages can be linked from the relevant family here.

Coverage, access to security gateways, coding or programming functions, required accessories and update terms vary by exact tool, vehicle, market and software version. Check the manufacturer's application data and local package before purchase or use.

Sources and manufacturer product images

Manufacturer sources accessed 10 November 2026.