OTX ISO 13209 – Open Test sequence eXchange format

Controlling Diagnostic Sequences

The standard OTX ISO 13209 (Open Test sequence eXchange format) describes a sequence language for exchanging diagnostic sequences in the ECU life cycle.

The actual linguistic scope (core) is tailored to the particular diagnostic application with standardized extensions, but is also easy to extend with proprietary solutions for other applications.

Softing Experience

Softing actively drove the standard from the beginning and contributed its extensive experience with test sequence languages (e.g. EDIABAS, INPA, TestCASE, DTS). We also accompanied the various evolution stages with implementations that ran concurrently to standardization. Today, our product portfolio includes an OTX Editor and a runtime interpreter. We have also already implemented customized extensions in both the editor and runtime interpreter and compiled first authoring guidelines.

OTX Solutions

Products
Softing OTX.studio	All-in-one development environment for diagnostic sequences
Softing DTS.monaco	Development tester with integrated OTX test environment
Softing SDE	Platform-independent runtime system for diagnostic functions, sequences and services over the entire life cycle
Customized solutions	Consulting on OTX processes and authoring guidelines Implementation of checkers and extensions

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External Links

For more information on the standard, please refer to the following sites:

OTX - Wikipedia (DE)

Technical Articles

Diagnostics 4.0 - The Answer to Increased Networking

Implementation of OTX in Automated Diagnostic Environments for ECUs

Softing TDX: ODX- and OTX-Based Diagnostic System Framework

Standardized Runtime System with ODX and OTX

Optimized Diagnostics – Implementing Offboard Diagnostics More Efficiently with OTX

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OTX ISO 13209 – Open Test sequence eXchange format

Controlling Diagnostic Sequences

Softing Experience

OTX Solutions

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Softing's Training Program

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