SAE International Vehicle Electronic Programming Stations (VEPS) System Specification for Programming Components at OEM Assembly Plants J2214_200406

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The SAE J2214 specification describes the application of the MS-DOS(TM) computer between the OEM and component vendors, defines the required elements comprising a Vehicle Electronics Programming Station, and identifies software interfaces needed between OEM-supplied elements and vendor-supplied elements. The software interfaces are described in SAE J2286 and SAE J1683. By maintaining common elements with J1924, the orderly transition from vendor Communication Programs to Vendor Component Programs will be assured. Beyond clarification of the J1924 document, the changes to VEPS and Vendor Communications Programs are focused on the implementation of a common method for communicating with the vehicle's network for all vendor communications. The SAE J2214 specification describes the application of the MS-DOS(TM) computer between the OEM and component vendors, defines the required elements comprising a Vehicle Electronics Programming Station, and identifies software interfaces needed between O component vendors.
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The SAE J2214 specification describes the application of the MS-DOS(TM) computer between the OEM and component vendors, defines the required elements comprising a Vehicle Electronics Programming Station, and identifies software interfaces needed between OEM-supplied elements and vendor-supplied elements. The software interfaces are described in SAE J2286 and SAE J1683. By maintaining common elements with J1924, the orderly transition from vendor Communication Programs to Vendor Component Programs will be assured. Beyond clarification of the J1924 document, the changes to VEPS and Vendor Communications Programs are focused on the implementation of a common method for communicating with the vehicle's network for all vendor communications. The SAE J2214 specification describes the application of the MS-DOS(TM) computer between the OEM and component vendors, defines the required elements comprising a Vehicle Electronics Programming Station, and identifies software interfaces needed between O component vendors.

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Vehicle Electronic Programming Stations (VEPS) System Specification for Programming Components at OEM Assembly Plants J2214_200406
The SAE J2214 specification describes the application of the MS-DOS(TM) computer between the OEM and component vendors, defines the required elements comprising a Vehicle Electronics Programming Station, and identifies software interfaces needed between OEM-supplied elements and vendor-supplied elements. The software interfaces are described in SAE J2286 and SAE J1683. By maintaining common elements with J1924, the orderly transition from vendor Communication Programs to Vendor Component Programs will be assured. Beyond clarification of the J1924 document, the changes to VEPS and Vendor Communications Programs are focused on the implementation of a common method for communicating with the vehicle's network for all vendor communications. The SAE J2214 specification describes the application of the MS-DOS(TM) computer between the OEM and component vendors, defines the required elements comprising a Vehicle Electronics Programming Station, and identifies software interfaces needed between O component vendors.

The SAE J2214 specification describes the application of the MS-DOS(TM) computer between the OEM and component vendors, defines the required elements comprising a Vehicle Electronics Programming Station, and identifies software interfaces needed between OEM-supplied elements and vendor-supplied elements. The software interfaces are described in SAE J2286 and SAE J1683. By maintaining common elements with J1924, the orderly transition from vendor Communication Programs to Vendor Component Programs will be assured. Beyond clarification of the J1924 document, the changes to VEPS and Vendor Communications Programs are focused on the implementation of a common method for communicating with the vehicle's network for all vendor communications. The SAE J2214 specification describes the application of the MS-DOS(TM) computer between the OEM and component vendors, defines the required elements comprising a Vehicle Electronics Programming Station, and identifies software interfaces needed between O component vendors.

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Product Number J2214_200406
Product Name Vehicle Electronic Programming Stations (VEPS) System Specification for Programming Components at OEM Assembly Plants
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