Overview
AUTOSAR (AUTomotiveOpen System ARchitecture) is an automotive software architecture for building vehicle applications. It provides system functions, interfaces, drivers and guidelines that enable the separation of software and hardware, and lead to cost-efficiency and reusability. The AUTOSAR architecture provides a diagnostic system, of which DEM (Diagnostic Event Manager) is one of the modules.
In this instructor-led, live training (online or onsite), participants will learn to configure DEM as they step through the creation and customization of a sample AUTOSTAR (AUTomotiveOpen System ARchitecture) application.
Format of the Course
- Interactive lecture and discussion.
- Lots of exercises and practice.
- Hands-on implementation in a live-lab environment.
Course Customization Options
- To request a customized training for this course, please contact us to arrange.
Requirements
- Basic Embedded System Knowledge
- Experience with Autosar programming
Audience
- Developers and engineers
This course can only be delivered using customer software licenses.
Course Outline
Introduction
- Basic ECU architecture vs AUTOSAR compliant architecture
Elementary Components of AUTOSAR Architecture for ECU Software
- Functional software (SWC), Run-Time environment (RTE), Basic software (BSW)
Overview of AUTOSAR Diagnostic Modules
- Diagnostic Communication Manager (DCM), Diagnostic Event Manager (DEM), Function Inhibition Manger (FIM)
How DCM (communications) and DEM (fault memory) Modules Handle Diagnostics
- Events classification and storage
- Handling diagnostic information for different operation cycles
Accessing Basic Software (BSW) Services through AUTOSAR
- Client-server and sender-receiver communication
Configuring Diagnostic Basic Software
- Configuring block parameters to select a DEM service operation
Configuration Data Formats
- ODX format (Open Diagnostic Data Exchange)
Synchronizing the Autosar Software Component Model
- AUTOSAR client-service interfaces, operations, and ports
Enhanced Diagnostics
Summary and Conclusion