Teradyne and Softing Connect Systems With ASAM Interface

March 30th, 2006

Using ASAM-standards not only simplifies the process of creating and testing diagnostic information for vehicle manufacturers and control module suppliers, but also enables different tool suppliers to interconnect their systems. Teradyne and Softing proved the standard-conformity of their product platforms in a cross-test, by linking the diagnostic authoring- and runtime system GRADE-X and the DTS-CommunicationServer (DTS-COS) via the ASAM MCD-3-D interface.

Using the ASAM interface, GRADE-X authoring- and runtime system can use DTS7-COS ODX-diagnostic information. Therefore, control modules can be accessed among others using all EDIC(R)-platforms and their various protocol implementations.

Teradyne and Softing presented the test results at the ASAM-membership meeting in March 2006.

For more information, visit teh Teradyne website.

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