Patent classifications
H04L12/40097
Direct access to bus signals in a motor vehicle
The disclosure relates to a control system for at least one motor vehicle, including a first control unit having a data interface for coupling the first control unit to a vehicle data bus, as well as having a first network interface for coupling the first control unit to a second control unit via an internet-protocol-based network. The control system also includes the second control unit having a second network interface for coupling the second control unit to the first control unit via the internet-protocol-based network. The second control unit is designed to send or receive at least one control signal that can be transmitted via the vehicle data bus by the first control unit via the vehicle data bus.
Method for Automatically Configuring a Router, Method for Automatic Address Configuration, Router, Computer Program and Computer-Readable Medium
A method for automatic address configuration, router, computer program, computer-readable medium and method for automatically configuring a router that has an upstream interface, connected or connectable to a higher-level subnetwork and/or a higher-level router, and a downstream interface, connected or connectable to a lower-level subnetwork, wherein whether the router receives, on the upstream interface, messages providing notification of at least one domain as part of a DNS search list option, is monitored and, if the message is not received over a prescribed period, a DNS island mode is automatically activated in which the DNS zone of a local DNS server of the router is configured using a predefined island domain, and a transmission module of the router is prompted to send a message via the downstream interface, which message includes the preconfigured island domain as part of a DNS search list option, preferably an address of the downstream interface.
DIRECT ACCESS TO BUS SIGNALS IN A MOTOR VEHICLE
The disclosure relates to a control system for at least one motor vehicle, including a first control unit having a data interface for coupling the first control unit to a vehicle data bus, as well as having a first network interface for coupling the first control unit to a second control unit via an internet-protocol-based network. The control system also includes the second control unit having a second network interface for coupling the second control unit to the first control unit via the internet-protocol-based network. The second control unit is designed to send or receive at least one control signal that can be transmitted via the vehicle data bus by means of the first control unit via the vehicle data bus. The first control unit is also designed to provide the at least one control signal that can be transmitted via the vehicle data bus as at least one device resource of an operating system kernel of the first control device, the device resource being accessible independently from a bus protocol that is specific to the vehicle data bus. The second control unit is also designed to provide the device resource of the first control unit to at least one application program in the second control unit via a network protocol of the internet-protocol-based network, in order to reduce the development output for a signal communication via the vehicle data bus in the at least one motor vehicle.
Method for enhancing execution of AS5643 functions
A method for enhancing an execution of AS5643 functions within AS5643 bus nodes. Also, at the same time, the method reduces overall software requirements and complexity of the AS5643 functions. The method includes attaching a AS5643 function block to the one or more interface layers of an IEEE-1394 serial bus. The AS5643 function block includes firmware or hardware. Further, the method provides the function block with a programmable code.
MECHANISM FOR DEVICE INTEROPERABILITY OF SWITCHES IN COMPUTER BUSES
Apparatuses, methods, and computer-readable media are provided for operating a port manager to detect a first link condition or a second link condition of a circuitry. Under the first link condition, a first link between a downstream port of the circuitry and an upstream port of a switch is compatible to a first protocol, and a second link between a downstream port of the switch and an upstream port of a device is compatible to the second protocol. Under the second link condition, the first link exists and is compatible to the first protocol, while there is no second link being compatible to the second protocol. The port manager is to operate the downstream port of the circuitry according to the second protocol on detection of the first link condition, or according to the first protocol on detection of the second link condition. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.
System and method for interoperability between multiple networks
Systems and methods for interoperating between real time networks. Systems may include a plurality of ports and switch circuitry coupled to the plurality of ports. At least one port may be coupled to a first real time network carrying first traffic. One or more other ports may be coupled to a second real time network carrying second traffic. Switch circuitry may route packets between the first real time network and the one or more second real time networks based on a mapping. Routing information may be inserted in packets routed from the one or more second real time networks to the first real time network and routing information may be removed from the packets routed from the first real time network to the one or more second real time networks. Packets may be routed based on the mapping to distinct queues for the first and second traffic.
Reducing broadcast flooding in a software defined network of a cloud
A mechanism is provided for reducing network load in a software defined network. The mechanism is executed by a virtual machine hypervisor. The mechanism receives a network broadcast request sent by a source virtual machine node; acquires a first destination address in the network broadcast request; and reads a predefined mapping rule of the first destination address and a second destination address. An address of a node in the software defined network is configured by using the predefined mapping rule. The mechanism derives the second destination address corresponding to the first destination address according to the mapping rule. The mechanism responds to the network broadcast request by using the derived second destination address.
Method for vehicle diagnostics, diagnostic connector, and diagnostic device
A method for vehicle diagnostics, a diagnostic device, and a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium are provided in the present disclosure. In the method, the diagnostic device obtains a diagnostic request including vehicle information of a vehicle to-be-diagnosed, and determine a communication protocol which is applied in the vehicle to-be-diagnosed according to the vehicle information. After obtaining a diagnostic instruction including a diagnostic function instruction and a communication protocol corresponding to the diagnostic function instruction, the diagnostic device determines a communication link corresponding to the diagnostic function instruction according to the communication protocol corresponding to the diagnostic function instruction, sends the diagnostic function instruction to the vehicle to-be-diagnosed through the communication link corresponding to the diagnostic function instruction, obtains feedback data from the vehicle to-be-diagnosed, and performs diagnostics.
I/O STATION INCLUDING APL I/O MODULE
The present disclosure relates to an I/O station for signalling between a network and a plurality of field devices in an automation system. The I/O station comprises an I/O network interface, and a plurality of I/O modules, each providing one or more I/O channels connecting respective one or more field device(s) of the plurality of field devices, whereby each of the field devices is communicatively connected to the network via the I/O module and the network interface. At least one of the I/O modules is an APL I/O module connecting APL field device(s) of the plurality of field devices, and at least one of the I/O modules is a non-APL I/O module connecting non-APL field device(s) of the plurality of field devices. The I/O station is configured for tunnelling data between at least one of the I/O modules and the network.
Automatic device ordering
For automatic device addressing, a processor configures each node device on a serial network for an order measurement. The processor further measures an order parameter for each of the node devices. The processor determines an order number of each of the node devices based on the order parameter for the node device.