Connection to ECU

Communication with various vehicle networks to access ECU information in fleet vehicles

Error code inspection & removal within Dolphin software

Error code storage in tracker or gateway memory

Troubleshooting & addressing vehicle issues

System alerts setup for error codes in the system

Obtaining parameters linked to specific protocols

With the continuous advancement of technology, mechanical controllers have gradually given way to electronic controllers. The transition is particularly evident in the automotive industry, where the number of controllers and microprocessors inside vehicles is consistently increasing. These microprocessors are managed by the vehicle's Electronic Control Unit (ECU). In vehicles, the ECU is connected to various networks, including the CAN network. To access information from the vehicle's ECU, specialized positioning equipment or Gateways are required. These devices are capable of connecting to different vehicle networks, such as the CAN network, K-Line network, and other dedicated networks. They adhere to industry standards like ISO15031 and ISO15765, enabling them to collect data from the car's ECU and transmit it to the software. The data retrieval process occurs seamlessly without any disruption to the car's performance.

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Received Parameters from the ECU

Engine operating hours

Engine speed & temperature

Engine load percentage

Just-in-time performance analysis

Turbo pressure

Amount of fuel consumed

Current fuel consumption price

Fuel tank volume

Fuel consumption in different zones

Just-in-time fuel consumption

Brake pedal situation

Brake usage count

Clutch pedal situation

Gear & gearbox situation

PTO activation & deactivation

Covered distance

Vehicle acceleration/deceleration

Speed control

Aggressive driving behavior analysis

Axis position & weight

Situation of vehicle doors

Trucks useful information

Driving hours & distance

Vehicle ID