obdii和eobd的灵活自动化测试-Automatedand.PDF

Automated and Flexible Testing for OBD II and EOBD By Dr. Wolfgang Grimm and Stephan Pabst, ETAS ETAS extends OCT software for emission-specific diagnostic tests As mandated by the U.S. EPA Office of Transportation and Air Quality, new car registrations in the United States require proof of OBD conformity as per SAE J1699/3. This is accomplished by means of dedicated, open-source certification software. However, this software is unsuit- able for early or automated testing because it does not provide options for user intervention. In addition, it is not possible to use the software for testing and validation of the require- ments resulting from EOBD. The software tool OCT4.0 (OBD/EOBD Conformance Test) by ETAS makes it possible for the first time to perform flexible, automated tests for both OBD and EOBD as well as for customer-specific applications. The tests can be performed in the lab or in production vehicles. n order to enable, besides OBD II, The compliance with time limits in the Automated test sequences Ialso the testing of EOBD require- context of communications among In many cases, ECU tests on Hardware- ments, a new software architecture ECUs comprises an essential require- in-the-Loop systems tend to be quite was designed for the April 2007 ment of conformance testing (spec- extensive and thus time consuming. release of OCT4.0. As a result, it is now ified response intervals). However, it The tests are therefore frequently run possible to freely configure both en- is also important to be able to hide overnight. To do this, the automated