C310+
In the box:
Scanner (with connector cable attached permanently)
Carrying pouch
Small manual
Mini CD
Mini USB cable


Scanner.
Looks well built and solid. It has NO protective coating or rubber case, so it might be a bit fragile, but then again, you are not expected to bang this thing against anything. The carrying pouch should provide enough protection when moving it.
Good that it comes with a MINI USB cable (not a micro), because a lot of people no longer have those. It is the interface for the software update. The connection felt solid and during updating moved not at all.
The MANUAL is super basic, and it shows the initial steps. But surely there is more to it. This is a tool to play a little with.
The Mini CD comes with PDF copies of the manual, and the update software. Upon inspection, you can tell the software is from 2013, which makes little difference as you can upgrade from the web. The www.szcreator.com site gives you both the UPDATE tool and the latest CODE (V12.0), so the mini CD is just redundant.
Downloading these two is easy, and all tools will run in W10 (sorry, iPeople). It looks certain that it will also run in several iterations of Windows, including mostly likely 7, 8 and the new 11. You will need a RAR extractor as the BIN file that runs the scanner comes in that file (RAR) from the web. 7ZIP should open it, and that comes standard with Windows.
Update is just install the CREATORC100 update program (it must be universal for all CREATOR tools) and then click UPDATE, find the extracted BIN file, and press SAVE. Total time for update was about 3/4 hour. The software is so light and easy to download it makes little sense to keep it in your computer; if there are updates, updating will be easy to do again.
Last, the scanner comes with no batteries as it is powered by the car's battery, through the connection. Good and bad, as then it is useless on a car with a dead battery, but if you have a dead battery, you should start there first.
In the box:
Scanner (with connector cable attached permanently)
Carrying pouch
Small manual
Mini CD
Mini USB cable


Scanner.
Looks well built and solid. It has NO protective coating or rubber case, so it might be a bit fragile, but then again, you are not expected to bang this thing against anything. The carrying pouch should provide enough protection when moving it.
Good that it comes with a MINI USB cable (not a micro), because a lot of people no longer have those. It is the interface for the software update. The connection felt solid and during updating moved not at all.
The MANUAL is super basic, and it shows the initial steps. But surely there is more to it. This is a tool to play a little with.
The Mini CD comes with PDF copies of the manual, and the update software. Upon inspection, you can tell the software is from 2013, which makes little difference as you can upgrade from the web. The www.szcreator.com site gives you both the UPDATE tool and the latest CODE (V12.0), so the mini CD is just redundant.
Downloading these two is easy, and all tools will run in W10 (sorry, iPeople). It looks certain that it will also run in several iterations of Windows, including mostly likely 7, 8 and the new 11. You will need a RAR extractor as the BIN file that runs the scanner comes in that file (RAR) from the web. 7ZIP should open it, and that comes standard with Windows.
Update is just install the CREATORC100 update program (it must be universal for all CREATOR tools) and then click UPDATE, find the extracted BIN file, and press SAVE. Total time for update was about 3/4 hour. The software is so light and easy to download it makes little sense to keep it in your computer; if there are updates, updating will be easy to do again.
Last, the scanner comes with no batteries as it is powered by the car's battery, through the connection. Good and bad, as then it is useless on a car with a dead battery, but if you have a dead battery, you should start there first.
