TOOLKIT EB07 FLASH

Updating the Tricore application on a 3xx-control unit using a USB stick connected to the EB07
Updating the EEPROM parameter on a 3xx-control unit using a USB stick connected to the EB07
No changes to the flash loader necessary
All components and tools on mainboard-side and EB07-side are already available

First of all, an update package is generated using the Update Package Generator, which is then copied onto a FAT32-formatted USB stick. Once the USB stick is connected to the EB07, the update process starts: The data is copied from the USB stick to the EB07 Flash, checked for consistency (RSA key, checksum, password) and the application on the mainboard (Tricore application programmed in C- or CODESYS) is notified that a software update is available. The mainboard application then decides whether the software update is carried out or not. If the check is positive, the EB07 initiates the software update. The mainboard application is rebooted, which allows the EB07 to send the data via the CAN bus to the flash loader, thereby updating the new application on the control unit. Once the update has been carried out successfully, the data is deleted from the EB07. The user Led, the buzzer, the serial interface and / or the CAN bus in the Tricore application template can be used to signal the update status to an ESX.3xx control unit. EEPROM parameter, which were created as KEFEX data pool lists, can also be updated. The procedure for updating the EEPROM parameters is similar to the procedure described above.

RELEVANT PRODUCTS

As individual as our customers are, as individual are their application cases from extremely different fields of application. In order to realize these highly interesting implementation scenarios economically and in line with requirements, it is necessary to manufacture extremely robust and flexible products. We offer the bases for implementing highly specific branch solutions through our comprehensive product portfolio.

BCX body control units

BCX body control units

The body control units are intelligent control units for power distribution.

ESX I/O modules (safety / non safety)

The ESX and BCX I/O modules are universal in use and can be configured using software. They possess inputs and outputs with diagnostic capabilities and are short-circuit and overvoltage resistant.

ESX control units (safety / non safety)

The ESX family covers all requirements on modern mobile machines, ranging from small, compact products right up to large, extendable and high-performance computers.

CASE STUDIES

While we are proud of our products and solutions, it is through our customers’ applications that the power in the innovative technology is unleashed. Whether fully networked, highly automated, or operating fully autonomously, an effective mobile machine represents first class interdisciplinary engineering. Robust and safe integration into the system architecture of the machine and its work processes, while remaining convenient and user friendly, is the main focus. With thanks to our customers, here we would like to present a small selection of example applications.

BAUER

At BAUER Maschinen GmbH in Schrobenhausen, the TC3G is used as an on-board module for data exchange.

MAFI TREPEL

Ground Support Equipment comes into contact with aircraft fuselages as appropriate for its function. Any excessively hard impacts are recorded and reported.

HJS

Sensor-Technik Wiedemann (STW), together with their client HJS Emission Technology, has implemented a solution for the remote condition monitoring of exhaust gas after-treatment systems for London’s local transport.