Method for producing a control system for a motor vehicle, and control system
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsGoetz Braeuchle, Thorsten Maucher
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Abstract
A method for producing a control system, in particular a driver assistance system, of a motor vehicle. The method includes the following steps: providing a first control unit, setting vehicle-specific operating parameters for the motor vehicle in the first control unit for its encoding, providing a second control unit and connecting in terms of signaling the second control unit to the first control unit, transmitting the encoding of the first control unit to the second control unit.
Claims10
A method for producing a control system of a motor vehicle, the method comprising:
- providing a first control unit;
- encoding the first control unit by setting vehicle-specific operating parameters for the motor vehicle in the first control unit as its coding;
- providing a second control unit and connecting the second control unit to the first control unit in terms of signaling to the first control unit;
- and
- transmitting the coding of the first control unit to the second control unit;
- wherein the first control unit, which is coupled for providing signals to wheel brakes, includes an autonomous or semi-autonomous control system, which carries out a brake application independent of an input of a driver of the motor, in a semi-autonomous or fully autonomous driving operation or parking operation,
- wherein the first control unit is encoded before a startup of the motor vehicle, in which it is supplied with the vehicle-specific operating parameters, by which a vehicle specific operation of the control system is provided, wherein the vehicle-specific operating parameters are pre-stored in a non-volatile memory of the first control unit,
- wherein the second control unit, which is redundant to the control unit, is coupled so as to provide signaling to the wheel brakes, and
- wherein the vehicle-specific operating parameters are not pre-stored in a non-volatile memory of the second control unit, since the coding is received from the first control unit, in which the second control unit is encoded with the first control unit, so that a separate or upstream encoding step pf the second control unit is omitted and so that a specific encoding protocol is not implemented or tested in the second control unit.
A control system for a motor vehicle, comprising:
- a first control unit which is encoded by vehicle-specific operating parameters as its coding;
- and
- at least one second control unit to assume the coding from the first control unit;
- wherein the control system is configured to encode the second control unit by connecting the second control unit to the first control unit in terms of signaling to the first control unit, and transmitting the coding of the first control unit to the second control unit;
- wherein the first control unit, which is coupled for providing signals to wheel brakes, includes an autonomous or semi-autonomous control system, which carries out a brake application independent of an input of a driver of the motor, in a semi-autonomous or fully autonomous driving operation or parking operation,
- wherein the first control unit is encoded before a startup of the motor vehicle, in which it is supplied with the vehicle-specific operating parameters, by which a vehicle specific operation of the control system is provided, wherein the vehicle-specific operating parameters are pre-stored in a non-volatile memory of the first control unit,
- wherein the second control unit, which is redundant to the control unit, is coupled so as to provide signaling to the wheel brakes, and
- wherein the vehicle-specific operating parameters are not pre-stored in a non-volatile memory of the second control unit, since the coding is received from the first control unit, in which the second control unit is encoded with the first control unit, so that a separate or upstream encoding step pf the second control unit is omitted and so that a specific encoding protocol is not implemented or tested in the second control unit.
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