ISOBUS Prototype and Test Development with CANoe .ISO11783
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The J1939-based ISO standard 11783 describes CAN communication in open networks for mobile use in the agricultural sector. One of the primary goals of ISOBUS data technology is to standardize the interface of tractors and implements produced by different manufacturers.
The video explains the basics of an ISOBUS system und describes how to simulate and test ISOBUS components like implement, Virtual Terminal and Task Controller.
Chapters:
0. Overview (0:14)
1. Brief introduction to the architecture of an ISOBUS system (1:04)
2. Typical test situation of an ISOBUS system (3:00)
3. CANoe functions for remaining bus simulation and testing (4:25)
4. Manually controlled ISOBUS machine test (6:44)
4.1. Walk through no faults (10:24)
4.2. Walk through with fault injection (16:09)
5. Automated ISOBUS machine test (18:44)
5.1. Walk through no faults (21:30)
5.2. Walk through with fault injection (26:04)
6. CAPL test implementation with the Test Table Editor of vTESTstudio (28:32)
7. Conclusion (31:51)
Further information: vector.com/isobus
Пікірлер: 4
Pretty interesting and informative video, well done! Could you also make a video to show how to implement and use a gnss receiver?
Very impressive and nice idea. But do you have any materials to learn how to use this toools? What i need for build own ISOBUS project? There aren't any materials about this in the Internet. Only payable, finished solutions.
This is excellent -- but what about automatic code generation for button pushes of the VT that go into the ECU VT node? It looks like that step was skipped...
@vectorinformatik
7 жыл бұрын
Hi John, thanks a lot for your comment. Although we did not explicitly show this function in the video, it’s still possible. The VT Interaction Layer offers a CAPL programming interface where you can call the corresponding functions in order to send a VT user interaction to the ECU. These functions can be combined with CAPL test steps defined in vTESTstudio. Examples are to be found in the CANoe help file, chapter “VTIL_PressButton (…).