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A. A. Poddubnaya, A. V. Keller
FSUE "NAMI", Moscow, Russian Federation
E-mail: [email protected]
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For autonomous transport and connected vehicles, diagnostic of the vehicle’s technical condition is a basic safety standard. * The issue of determining the mechanical failure of an autonomous vehicle is extremely relevant, due to the lack of a driver who can appreciate uncharacteristic noises or external vibrations. Errors received from the vehicle’s CAN bus are not sufficiently informative in assessing the current state of the vehicle and do not predict a breakdown or a failure. For a driverless vehicle, at the stage of its design, an expanded self-diagnosis system should be laid. During operation, onboard the vehicle, data from sensors and a reliability monitoring system should be processed and further data transferred to the ITS - intelligent transport system, as well as to the servers of owners and manufacturers. (* according to researches of the European Commission.)
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Almost all modern cars are modified with a variety of full-time detecting devices and sensors, fixing faults and operation errors of some nodes by electrical parameters and fixing “extreme” system states in codes. Error icons appear on the vehicle dashboard when the system diagnoses a fault. If the driver notes the incorrect operation of certain nodes, systems and you need to make sure in what, really technical condition is the transport, then a specialized diagnosis is carried out. To clarify the technical condition, the computer diagnostics of the vehicle is performed by a certified technical specialist: a scanner with software is connected to the on-board systems, through special diagnostic connectors, CAN, which reads all the codes and errors transmitted by the car about possible malfunctions on the main nodes. Error codes are currently vendor specific, are set by OEM and are available for reading and monitoring in a limited list of codes. The received codes are decrypted by specialists, again using special ...
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1. Vehicle Diagnostics and
Communication
November 15, 2023
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Introduction
A vital component of contemporary automobile technology, Vehicle Communication and
Diagnostics are essential for troubleshooting, performance monitoring, and vehicle
maintenance. With the development of electronic control systems and the incorporation of
advanced technology into automobiles, these systems have undergone substantial evolution.
The following are important facets of car diagnostics and communication:
1. OBD (On-Board Diagnostics):
OBD-I and OBD-II: OBD is a standardized system that keeps track of how well an engine
and other crucial systems are operating in a car. In the 1980s, OBD-I (first generation) was
2. released, and in the mid-1990s, OBD-II (second generation) became the industry standard.
OBD-II is more extensive and has standardized diagnostic connectors and codes.
2. Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs):
Error codes: A Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) is produced by a car’s onboard computer
when it finds an issue. These codes give technicians information about the particular
situation, enabling them to quickly identify and solve issues.
3. Communication Protocols:
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Controller Area Network, or CAN bus, is a widely used communication protocol in
contemporary cars that enables different electronic control units (ECUs) to talk to one
another. It permits effective communication and real-time data sharing amongst various
vehicle systems.
4. Scan Tools and Diagnostic Equipment:
OBD-II Scanners: To extract DTCs, monitor live data, and run various diagnostic tests,
mechanics and car owners utilize OBD-II scanners. These instruments establish a connection
with the car’s OBD-II port to retrieve data from the internal computer.
5. Telematics and Remote Diagnostics:
Telematics Systems: A lot of contemporary cars come with telematics systems installed,
which enable remote monitoring and diagnostics. Real-time study of the performance, health,
3. and maintenance requirements of vehicles is made possible by these systems’ ability to send
data to a central computer.
6. Manufacturer-Specific Diagnostics:
Systems Exclusive to Manufacturers: Some manufacturers have exclusive diagnostic systems
that may surpass OBD-II requirements. For thorough diagnostics on these systems, specific
hardware and software are frequently needed.
7. Wireless Transmission:
Bluetooth and Wi-Fi: Some diagnostic equipment connects to a car’s onboard computer
through wireless technologies like Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. This makes doing diagnostics more
convenient and flexible.
8. Systems for Advanced Driver Assistance (ADAS):
Sensor Diagnostics: Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) in modern cars use sensors
and cameras to provide functions like automated emergency braking and lane deviation
warning. These systems’ diagnostic procedures entail calibrating and keeping an eye on these
sensors to ensure peak performance.
8. Online safety:
Security Concerns: As cars become more networked, cybersecurity is getting greater
attention. It is imperative to guarantee the security of car communication systems to avert
potential cyber threats and unwanted access.
Benefits of Vehicle Communication and
Diagnostics
Both car owners and mechanics can profit from vehicle communication and diagnostics in
several ways. Here are a few main benefits:
1. Early Issue Detection:
Early identification of possible problems with the vehicle’s systems is made possible by
vehicle communication and diagnostics. This makes maintenance proactive and helps stop
small faults from growing into larger, more expensive ones.
2. Reduced Downtime:
Vehicle downtime can be decreased with the use of prompt and precise diagnostics. Vehicles
spend less time off the road when issues are swiftly identified and fixed, which increases
operational efficiency, particularly in commercial fleets.
3. Cost Reductions:
4. Cost savings might come from identifying and resolving problems early. Car owners can save
a lot of money on repairs and replacements by taking care of issues before they worsen.
Frequent diagnostics can also help reduce running expenses by improving fuel economy.
4. Enhanced Efficiency:
Diagnostics make sure that every system in the car is running as efficiently as possible, which
helps to maximize performance. This covers overall vehicle dynamics, emission control, and
engine efficiency. Improved performance can result in more fuel economy and a more
comfortable ride.
5. Emission Control and Environmental Impact:
Improved emission control is a result of effective diagnostics. Making sure the car’s emission
control systems are operating correctly contributes to both compliance with emission laws
and the reduction of hazardous emissions, which benefits the environment.
6. Remote Monitoring and Telematics:
Telematics systems allow for remote monitoring of a vehicle’s performance and health. They
are frequently linked with vehicle communication and diagnostics. This is especially useful
for fleet management since it enables managers to monitor the state of several cars without
having to physically inspect them all.
7. Data-Driven Decision Making:
A multitude of data is provided by vehicle diagnostics and communication, which can be
examined to help with decision-making. This information can be used by fleet managers,
mechanics, and car owners to establish maintenance plans, plan the best routes, and make
tactical choices regarding their fleet of vehicles.
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8. Customer Satisfaction:
Customer satisfaction for service personnel is influenced by their ability to diagnose and
address problems with accuracy and speed. Owners of vehicles value prompt and effective
maintenance, and improved diagnostics can improve the clientele’s overall experience.
Drawbacks of Vehicle Communication and
Diagnostics
While there are many advantages to Vehicle Communication and Diagnostics, there are
several disadvantages and difficulties as well.
1. Complexity and Technical Expertise:
To diagnose and resolve problems with advanced diagnostics systems, certain technical
knowledge is frequently needed. For those lacking the requisite skills or understanding, this
intricacy may provide a challenge, resulting in their dependence on qualified mechanics or
technicians.
2. Cost of Equipment and Training:
The expense of purchasing high-quality diagnostic instruments can be high, and the cost of
educating staff members to use and interpret the tools correctly also increases. For individual
car owners or smaller service firms, this might be a substantial expenditure.
6. 3. Issues with Compatibility:
Compatibility issues might occur, particularly with aftermarket parts or in older cars. Certain
diagnostic techniques and instruments might not work perfectly with every make and model,
which could restrict their use in particular circumstances.
4. Risks to Cybersecurity:
Cybersecurity risks are likely to increase as cars become increasingly networked. Hackers
may take advantage of holes in communication systems, endangering data security and
vehicle safety. Strong cybersecurity safeguards must be put in place by manufacturers to
protect vehicle communication systems.
5. Overreliance on Technology:
Excessive dependence on diagnostic tools may result in a diminished focus on conventional
troubleshooting techniques. By depending too much on automatic diagnostic results,
technicians run the risk of missing less common or difficult problems that need a deeper
comprehension of vehicle systems.
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6. Privacy Concerns:
Privacy issues are brought up by telematics systems, which are frequently combined with car
diagnostics and communication. Constantly tracking a car’s whereabouts and performance
may be viewed as an invasion of privacy; therefore, regulations and open lines of
communication are needed to allay these worries.
7. 7. Low Ability to Do It Yourself:
Although many customers may obtain OBD-II scanners, more sophisticated diagnostics
frequently call for specialized tools and software. This makes it more difficult for car owners
to carry out several diagnostic procedures on their own, which increases their dependency on
expert services.
8. Rapid Technological Obsolescence:
New technologies are constantly being launched, and the automotive sector is evolving
swiftly. Because of this quick rate of invention, diagnostic equipment may become outdated,
making it difficult for professionals and repair shops to stay up to date on the newest
procedures and instruments.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, vehicle communication and diagnostics are integral components of modern
automotive technology, providing a plethora of benefits alongside certain challenges. The
evolution from basic OBD-I systems to advanced OBD-II, coupled with telematics and
remote monitoring capabilities, has revolutionized how vehicles are maintained and serviced.
The advantages include early issue detection, reduced downtime, cost savings, optimized
performance, and improved safety. These technologies empower data-driven decision-
making, enhance customer satisfaction, and ensure compliance with regulations.
However, challenges such as the complexity of diagnostic systems, the associated cost of
equipment and training, compatibility issues, and cybersecurity risks underscore the need for
ongoing industry attention. Privacy concerns, limited do-it-yourself capabilities for advanced
diagnostics, and the potential for rapid technological obsolescence further emphasize the
dynamic nature of this field.
As the automotive industry continues to innovate, addressing these challenges through
standardization, improved cybersecurity measures, and accessible training will be crucial.
Striking a balance between leveraging the advantages of vehicle communication and
diagnostics and mitigating potential drawbacks will contribute to a more efficient, safe, and
sustainable automotive ecosystem. The future holds promise for continued advancements,
ensuring that vehicles remain connected, well-maintained, and capable of meeting the
evolving needs of both consumers and the automotive industry as a whole.