Multibrand diagnostics by TEXA
In recent years, the diffusion of electronics on board vehicles has been exponential and has reached a very high level of complexity. Today repair specialists must be capable of working at their best on different types of vehicles, with different diagnostic protocols and multiple connection modes.
Great usability, thanks to the built-in display
TXT MULTIHUB is equipped with a practical backlit display that gives it great usability and the possibility to view the information based on three types of messages:
- communication mode with the display unit
- charging voltage of the battery in the vehicle it is connected to
- operating status that can be standard diagnosis, DoIP Wi-Fi, DoIP Ethernet, Pass-Thru
Robust, practical, handy a “rugged tool” perfect in any situation
TXT MULTIHUB is equipped with a special reinforced body with anti-shock corners. Its certified protection level is IP53, therefore it resists splashes of water and dust.
Built-in DoIP, even wireless
Pass-Thru, direct access to the manufacturers’ data
TXT MULTIHUB, as already stated, is ready to operate in any configuration, even passing from a standard diagnosis to Pass-Thru in a completely automatic way. It is compliant with the SAE J2534-1 and SAE J2534-2 regulations, therefore it can connect to a vehicle and provide direct access to maintenance and diagnostic data made available by the vehicle manufactures and essential, for example, to update the software in one or more control units.
Linux “on-board” operating system a continuously evolving interface
TXT MULTIHUB is equipped with the Linux operating system that gives it great usability and the possibility to evolve, adapting without problems to new future functions.
Furthermore, Linux improves its IT security and efficiency thanks to the communication in Smart mode: the interface automatically switches the channels based on the workshop dynamics and on the types of diagnosis, and always chooses the best connection available without the mechanic having to intervene.
Multibrand diagnostics by TEXA
In recent years, the diffusion of electronics on board vehicles has been exponential and has reached a very high level of complexity. Today repair specialists must be capable of working at their best on different types of vehicles, with different diagnostic protocols and multiple connection modes.
Great usability, thanks to the built-in display
TXT MULTIHUB is equipped with a practical backlit display that gives it great usability and the possibility to view the information based on three types of messages:
- communication mode with the display unit
- charging voltage of the battery in the vehicle it is connected to
- operating status that can be standard diagnosis, DoIP Wi-Fi, DoIP Ethernet, Pass-Thru
Robust, practical, handy a “rugged tool” perfect in any situation
TXT MULTIHUB is equipped with a special reinforced body with anti-shock corners. Its certified protection level is IP53, therefore it resists splashes of water and dust.
Built-in DoIP, even wireless
Pass-Thru, direct access to the manufacturers’ data
TXT MULTIHUB, as already stated, is ready to operate in any configuration, even passing from a standard diagnosis to Pass-Thru in a completely automatic way. It is compliant with the SAE J2534-1 and SAE J2534-2 regulations, therefore it can connect to a vehicle and provide direct access to maintenance and diagnostic data made available by the vehicle manufactures and essential, for example, to update the software in one or more control units.
Linux “on-board” operating system a continuously evolving interface
TXT MULTIHUB is equipped with the Linux operating system that gives it great usability and the possibility to evolve, adapting without problems to new future functions.
Furthermore, Linux improves its IT security and efficiency thanks to the communication in Smart mode: the interface automatically switches the channels based on the workshop dynamics and on the types of diagnosis, and always chooses the best connection available without the mechanic having to intervene.
