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05-27-2015 03:41 AM - edited 05-27-2015 03:52 AM
Does anyone know if it's possible to control the brakes of heavy trucks like Volvo or Scania through the OBD-II connector using LabVIEW? I know that the brake pedal of these trucks contain a potmeter. How can this be solved? I would probably use a USB or Bluetooth OBD-II adapter like ELM327 to communicate with computer and labVIEW.
05-27-2015 07:22 AM
I would really hope we don't have a brake by wire system in big trucks. I've seen far too many wires in a car chewed by mice and other animals to want to rely on them to stop a massive truck. I guess there is always some kind of point of failure but still.
I'm also not sure how big a heavy truck is, or what model that might be. I do not know of any consumer vehicle made by any OEM that has the brake controled through a in vehicle message. And even if it was, I would suspect lots of security through seed and key to prevent someone like you from activating the brake through the ODB-II port.
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05-27-2015 09:28 AM
Yes, I'm sure this is not a walk in the park. The reason why I ask is because I'm going to start a new job in a few month as a LabView programmer for a company. They have started developing a software in corporation with the highway authorities and a heavy truck company as I understand, and I'm having some new ideas...
06-04-2015 08:59 AM - last edited on 01-26-2024 02:07 PM by migration-bot
Dear Paalbrok,
If you like to come up with new ideas I think it's fine.
However, I think it it more about a security issue than the ability to control this function as Hooovahh point out.
If we look at the connectivity I can highly recommend you to have a look at the CAN or XNET interface. It all depends on the interface of the truck.
https://www.ni.com/en-us/shop/category/cables.html?productId=118157
I believe that this is what you are looking for
Best regards