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| LABCAR Software / System | LABCAR-OPERATOR | Manual / Technical Documentation | LABCAR-OPERATOR V5.4.3 What is new
| 08/09/2017 |
| LABCAR Software / System | LABCAR-RTC | Manual / Technical Documentation | LABCR-RTC V5.4.3 Real-Time Execution Connector User Guide
| 08/09/2017 |
| LABCAR Software / System | LABCAR-OPERATOR | Manual / Technical Documentation | LABCAR-OPERATOR V5.4.3 Getting Started
| 08/08/2017 |
| LABCAR Software / System | LABCAR-OPERATOR | Manual / Technical Documentation | LABCAR-OPERATOR V5.4.3 Users Guide
| 08/08/2017 |
| EHANDBOOK | EHANDBOOK | Technical Article | Documenting ECU Software with the ETAS EHANDBOOK
Documenting ECU Software with the ETAS EHANDBOOK
From function development to calibration, all phases of ECU development require detailed knowledge of how functions for the control and diagnosis of electronic systems operate and interact. Conventional ECU software documentation is becoming more extensive and confusing due to the increasing number of functions and the growing capabilities, and complexity of ECU logic. … | 08/04/2017 |
| ETAS downloads | multiple products | Press Release | ETAS acquires TrustPoint Innovation Technologies
ETAS strengthens cybersecurity capabilities with acquisition of TrustPoint Innovation Technologies, Ltd.
ETAS Embedded Systems Canada Inc., a leading provider of solutions and services for embedded systems, plans to acquire TrustPoint Innovation Technologies, Ltd., based in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada to further strengthen its global expertise in embedded security solutions. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. The acquisition is subject to … | 08/02/2017 |
| INCA | MDA | FAQ / Use Case | Is it possible to convert multiple MF4 files to .DAT format using a batch job?
This document describes the batch file which is required to convert multiple measure files from MF4 to .DAT format. | 08/01/2017 |
| ES800, ETK / XETK / FETK | ES820, ES891, ES892, FETK-S1, FETK-S2, … | Technical Article | High data transfer rate allows universal use
High data transfer rate allows universal use
With the market launch of the new high-speed FETK ECU interface, the ES89x ECU and bus interface modules, and the ES820 drive recorder module, ETAS is introducing a new solution for validating and calibrating electronic systems. Thanks to a significantly higher payload data transfer rate, the new tools meet the requirements of the most demanding testing in vehicles and on test … | 07/25/2017 |
| ESCRYPT | Security | Technical Article | Are you secure?
Are you secure?
Automotive electronics are undergoing radical change. As developers, we face major challenges with new powertrain concepts, [partially] automated driving, and connection to the Internet of Things (IoT). We are already capable of implementing high-quality electronic systems in large numbers with the highest safety requirements, and this will continue to be important. However, it will no longer suffice … | 07/19/2017 |
| ISOLAR | ISOLAR-EVE | Technical Article | Methods and tools for the development of vehicle systems: Measurement, simulation, virtualization
Methods and tools for the development of vehicle systems: Measurement, simulation, virtualization
Global competition, high safety requirements, and automotive emissions and fuel consumption call for advanced electronically controlled systems. These need to be developed, tested, and calibrated within a prescribed time and on a limited budget. To do this, hundreds of different driving situations and operating conditions … | 07/19/2017 |
| ES800 | ES891, ES892 | Technical Article | Recording large volumes of measurement data in the vehicle and on the test bench
Recording large volumes of measurement data in the vehicle and on the test bench
Together with interface and drive recorder modules, a newly developed ECU interface allows users to record large volumes of measurement data from ECUs and other sources. ETAS shows how these measurement data volumes can be captured and then used for complex analyses. | 07/19/2017 |
