The invention discloses a TBOX offline detection
system, and relates to the technical field of offline detection. The feedback states of the five groups of indicator lamps are controlled through an ECU, namely, a light 3 is lightened after binding succeeds, a light 5 is lightened after remote shutdown, a light t1 is lightened after first-stage vehicle locking and 2V is displayed by a universal meter, and a light t1 and a light t2 are lightened after second-stage vehicle locking and 0V is displayed; the 279 ECU simulates a
vehicle control unit,
virtual vehicle number binding and unbinding are input through the cloud platform, and a
relay is controlled to switch a power supply. When a vehicle is searched, the
buzzer responds, and the rack integrates all the modules to realize physical connection and operation. The detection includes connection initialization, function detection, fault
simulation and data storage, and efficiency and accuracy are improved. According to the invention, the detection efficiency is improved through the fast-plug wire harness and an automatic instruction, and the time consumed by a single
machine is shortened to 15 minutes or less; errors are reduced through
voltage simulation and acousto-optic feedback, and the fault omission ratio is reduced; the real-time evidence storage of the cloud platform ensures the data
traceability, supports multi-dimensional retrieval and
report generation, solves the problems of low efficiency, large error and difficult
traceability of the traditional scheme, and improves the detection reliability and
standardization level.