Autor: Firma Softing Automotive Electronics

The automotive industry is undergoing profound change, driven in particular by innovative technologies and demanding trends such as electromobility, driver assistance systems and connected mobility. These developments require adjustments to vehicle architecture, OEM infrastructures and diagnostic processes. New software functions must be developed and implemented within a few months using standardized diagnostic processes.

Complex diagnostic standards such as ISO 22900-3 (MVCI Server), ISO 14229 (UDS) and ISO 22900 (D-PDU API) help OEMs to act independently of software suppliers. Implementing these standardized software layers from scratch or even using libraries from a diagnostic software vendor in any development environment requires a high level of expertise.

As one of the leading providers of software solutions for vehicle diagnostics, Softing Automotive offers a proven diagnostic software and hardware toolchain that is based on these standards and optimized to meet and use them in any software development environment and application. The use cases span the entire V-model, from development, integration, validation and testing of ECU software to production and aftersales.

In this webinar, we will present developments in automotive software and show how Softing is constantly improving its software offering to help its customers meet the latest market trends and standards. In doing so, we offer user-friendly, service-oriented software APIs that simplify the complexity of today’s and tomorrow’s diagnostic standards.

Keynotes:

• An insight into current standardized diagnostic APIs and their approaches
• A comparison with service-oriented approaches
• The practical application and advantages of a function-oriented interface (GUI development, remote, etc.)
• The application of service-oriented APIs in real-life scenarios

Speakers:
Andreas Vach
Team Lead Smart Diagonstic Engine (SDE)
Softing Automotive Electronics GmbH

Julian Mayer
Product Manager
Softing Automotive Electronics GmbH

Eventdatum: Mittwoch, 27. November 2024 11:00 – 11:45

Eventort: Online

Join our webinar: Diagnostic Communication with Zero Emission Vehicles (ZEV)

SAE J1979 and its “OBD Modes” served for the protection of our environment against harmful pollutants for decades, but due to regulatory adoption of Unified Diagnostic Services (UDS), SAE J1979 has now become a multiple part document series: SAE J1979 will be replaced by SAE J1979-2 for vehicles with combustion engines (ICEs) and by SAE J1979-3 for Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) propulsion systems. For ZEVs, emission-related failures will be replaced by ZEV propulsion-related failures.

Both SAE J1979-2 and -3 are variants of ISO 14229 (UDS) but limited to emission-related and ZEV propulsion-related failures, respectively, and associated diagnostic data. These new diagnostic communication protocols are required by California Air Resources Board (CARB) but do not support vehicle-manufacturer-specific diagnostic applications like calibration or flash programming. For performance reasons of the flash process, the deployment of UDS on Internet Protocol (UDSonIP) as it is standardized in ISO 14229-5 became state-of-the art.

In this webinar you will learn the basics of diagnostic communication (UDS, DoCAN, DoIP). It also covers how UDS is used for diagnostic communication with a ZEV to read the VIN. Furthermore, a practical demo provides a graphical user interface of a diagnostic service tester.

Keynotes

• Brief introduction to diagnostic communication (UDS, DoCAN, DoIP)
• How UDS is used by the SAE J1979-3 to communicate with a ZEV
• Comparison between DoIP and Diagnostic communication over CAN (DoCAN)

Speakers (2)

• Peter Subke
  Business Development Manager
  by Softing Automotive
• Oliwier Sochor
  Product Manager
  by Softing Automotive

Join our webinar: Diagnostic Communication with Zero Emission Vehicles (ZEV)

Learn more about UDS, DoCAN, DoIP and how UDS is used e.g. by SAE J1979-3 with ZEV for VIN measurements.

Registration

Eventdatum: Donnerstag, 06. Juni 2024 11:00 – 12:00

Eventort: Online