Every Modern Vehicle contains one or more Electronic Control Units (ECU). The Diagnostic Tools, also known a Vehicle Communication Interface (VCI), communicate with the onboard ECU of the Vehicle and inform the user about various vehicle parameters. Our tools support both the standard OBD-II Protocols and OEM Specific Extended Diagnostic Functions. The user can use it for Diagnostic Functions, such as checking Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs), Live Parameters etc.
In some cases, the Software/Firmware of the ECU needs to be updated. This is known as ECU Flashing. With our VCI tools, the ECUs of the vehicles can be updated with the Latest Firmware. Depending on the requirement, the user can do a partial flashing of only the calibration data or a complete flashing of the Application and Calibration data. Post-Flashing, The user can also program new Vehicle Identification Numbers (VIN), Dealer Codes, Injector Codes, etc. to the ECU.
End-of-line testers are responsible for testing the overall functionality of the product during the manufacturing process. Under the challenging conditions of the manufacturing environment, test systems must simulate all the relevant conditions, whilst at the same measuring the responses of the vehicles being tested. Our tools help the manufacturers achieve the aforementioned, and to write OEM Specific Parameters. This may involve both Extended Diagnostic and ECU Flashing.
We provide Web-Applications which utilize Cloud Computing Technologies to provide Web-Based Remote Diagnosis of the Vehicles. The Manufacturers can have a clear picture of how their Vehicles are behaving in real-world usage which can help the management level team to take better decisions to maximize profit and plan future enhancements in their Vehicles. Being hosted in the cloud, these application can be run on any device having a web-browser, such as a Desktop or Laptop, or a Smart Phone.
Tele means "Remote" or "at a distance" and matics means "mesaurement". We also provide our clients with a Telematics solution, where the interested parties can monitor their Vehicles in Real-Time, as long as the vehicles are in an area that receives Mobile signals. This not only allows Quick action by the owners as well as law enforcement agencies in case of any unfortunate events but also helps the Owners of the vehicle to take a calculated decision to maximize their profit.
Electric vehicles (EVs), which are fully Electronic by Design, contain multiple ECUs, such as Motor Control Units (BCU), Battery Management Systems (BMS), Vehicle Control Units (VCU), Electronic Handle Lock (EHL) and many more. Therefore, the Diagnostic of an Electric Vehicle involves testing multiple ECUs and their components. The User Interface needs to be updated with data from multiple ECUs to provide an overall picture of the Vehicle Systems.