September 15th 2011, 10:15 – 12:15

Paddock Suite, Donington Park

Calibration Workshop

Overview
As part of Driving Innovation 2011 ETAS will be offering a technical workshop for calibration engineers who are interested in alternative improved approaches to (new) INCA features – details below.
Given that you may work with INCA on a regular basis and there are new features that could help to optimise the efficiency of your efforts, this session reveals INCA features and procedures you may not be aware of yet!

INCA Functionality
INCA is a database equipped tool providing comprehensive measurement and calibration functionality. In addition, there are the integrated tools – CDM (Calibration Data Manager) for the management of calibration parameters, MDA (Measure Data Analyser) for the analysis of measurement data, as well as the PROF tool, for the flash programming of ECUs.

The database concept enables the quick and easy reuse of already built configurations and experiments, for new ECU development projects.

INCA fully supports ECU descriptions for measurement and calibration systems, test bench interfaces, measurement data exchange and protocols for communication – all compliant with the ASAM standards ASAM MCD-2 MC, ASAP3, ASAM MCD-3 MC, ASAM MDF, CCP, and XCP. 

Functions at a Glance

• Calibration of engine control functions 
• Collection and display of measurement data 
• User-friendly experiment environment with graphical measurement displays, oscilloscopes and editors for the calibration of characteristic values, curves, and maps 
• Support of many interface and measurement modules and drive recorders 
• Integrated tools for calibration data management (CDM), measurement data analysis (MDA), and flash programming (PROF) 
• Database for consistent management of ECU projects, hardware configurations and experiments 
• Open interfaces for automation and integration with the tool environment 
• Compliant to relevant ASAM standards

Demonstration
This workshop will consist of a guided tour through INCA’s capabilities by both, a calibration expert and a tool expert, identifying mature routines, and enabling you to develop your skills.
Starting with general functionality, then a demonstration of advanced practises in deployment of:

• Database Manager
• The experiment environment
• The hardware configuration manager
• Calibration Data Manager (CDM)
• Measurement Data Analysis (MDA)

Conclusion
By the end of the workshop the delegate will have an understanding of advanced users approach with INCA for maximum efficiency and productivity.

To attend the workshop, please register here and type “Calibration Workshop” in the field “Emails of others who may be interested”.
Note that refreshments will be provided in this workshop.