In-vehicle electronic system, vehicle, control method, and computer readable storage medium
AssigneeHonda Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorsHisahiro Kato, Satoshi Kono, Kanako Saito, Yusuke Takahashi
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AssigneeHonda Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorsHisahiro Kato, Satoshi Kono, Kanako Saito, Yusuke Takahashi
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An in-vehicle electronic system is mounted to a vehicle. The in-vehicle electronic system includes one or more sensors used to determine a security state of the vehicle, an alarm apparatus configured to issue an alarm when the security state is abnormal, and a first ECU directly connected to the sensor and the alarm apparatus without the intermediation of another ECU and also connected to a plurality of other ECUs, in which the first ECU includes a processor configured to determine a security state based on at least information received from the sensor, and cause the alarm apparatus to operate when it is determined that the security state is abnormal.
An in-vehicle electronic system mounted to a vehicle, the in-vehicle electronic system comprising:
A control method executed, in an in-vehicle electronic system mounted to a vehicle, by a first electronic control unit (ECU) that is a slave ECU connected to a core ECU and directly connected to one or more sensors used to determine a security state of the vehicle and an alarm apparatus configured to issue an alarm when the security state is abnormal without intermediation of any ECU, the control method comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable storage medium having stored thereon a program for causing, when executed, in an in-vehicle electronic system mounted to a vehicle, b a computer included in a first electronic control unit (ECU) that is a slave ECU connected to a core ECU and directly connected to one or more sensors used to determine a security state of the vehicle and an alarm apparatus configured to issue an alarm when the security state is abnormal without intermediation of any ECU, the computer to execute:
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