With the 'Cyber Security Management' (CSM) function in its diagnostic devices, Hella Gutmann has therefore developed a solution that is extremely practical for garages and is currently free of charge.
The CSC-Tool Digital from Hella Gutmann brings manufacturer-specific calibration targets for new vehicle models to the garage even faster and offers additional benefits.
With high-performance shock absorbers optimised for trailer operation, drivers are protected from unpleasant surprises even with caravans and trailers, and reach their destination safely.
High-performance shock absorbers compensate for disadvantages of heavy external loads With the boom of e-bikes, the demand for trailer couplings has also increased noticeably. After all, the practical hook can
Expansion of the product range will lead to coverage of more than 7,000 additional vehicle applications in 2020 alone This covers almost 100 percent of the European vehicle population Hella
Now, Hella Gutmann is taking things further with mega macs ONE, an Android diagnostics app developed in response to the rise in mobile devices that use this flexible operating system from Google.
The connectivity functions in modern vehicles bring a host of benefits, but can also pose a risk in terms of tampering and unauthorised access to data. This is why vehicle manufacturers are working on cyber security systems which make it more difficult to use the OBD diagnostics interface to access data, and which can be used to grant access via different authorization levels.
The core function of the CSC-Tool SE, the calibration of camera, radar or lidar-based driver assistance systems, has now been extended by Hella Gutmann to include the possibility of wheel alignment. A correct track of the vehicle is a prerequisite for these calibrations. With the module ‚Control' offered so far, the track can be checked but not corrected.
The spread of the corona virus SARS-CoV-2 poses major challenges to the global economy and many questions to society about products for protection. MANN+HUMMEL, the world market leader in filtration, is also testing the effectiveness of its products to support contamination control with regard to the spread of the virus.
