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Vehicle control device and data rewriting system

A technology for vehicle control devices and rewriting systems, which is applied to program control devices, transmission systems, vehicle components, etc., and can solve problems such as unexpected changes in vehicle control

Inactive Publication Date: 2008-10-08
DENSO CORP
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Therefore, this creates the possibility of unexpected changes in the handling of the vehicle after the vehicle is returned to the owner
this will cause discomfort or confusion

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[0086] In the second embodiment, when the ID code (manually input value) manually input by the user, the ID code (user item collection value) obtained from the ETC card 41 of the user item, and the ID code (vehicle item collection value) pre-stored in the vehicle 20 stored value) match each other, the user is identified as a privileged user. That is to say, only one user ID code is stored in the vehicle 20, and by using this single ID code, a manual input ID code (manual input value) and an ID code acquired from a user item (user item collection) are performed. value) validation of both. In this case, if someone deciphers the data stored in the user item to illegally acquire the ID code stored in the user item, the person will know the ID code to be manually input.

[0087] In order to prevent a person from rewriting data without permission by using the ID code illegally obtained in this way, it is preferable to set the ID code manually input and the ID code stored in the use...

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[0090] In each of the above embodiments, if in the verification process S40( Figure 5 ) to identify that the distributed data is for the vehicle (S403: YES), the GUI for manual input will be displayed on the display 27 of the navigation unit 26 (S406). In the fourth embodiment, the GUI is allowed to be displayed only when the user enters the vehicle using the master key 29 . That is, when the user enters the vehicle by using a key (spare key) 29a different from the master key 29, the user is prohibited from manually inputting the ID code. In this case, even if someone knows the ID code that needs to be entered manually, if he does not have the master key, that person cannot cause the process of rewriting the data to proceed. Therefore, this makes it more difficult to illegally rewrite data.

[0091] As shown in FIG. 14, the navigation unit 26 executes a process of displaying a GUI for manual input of an ID code. The navigation unit 26 repeatedly executes this process at re...

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[0102] In the sixth embodiment, a method for more strictly performing the user identification check in the above-described embodiments is implemented. The user identification check in the above-described embodiment is performed only by ID code authentication. By adding a user authentication method other than ID code authentication, user identification checks can be performed more strictly. The following two methods can be implemented as user authentication methods other than ID code authentication.

[0103] (A) User identification via biometric identification verification

[0104] Biometric identification verification is a method for identifying individual human beings by using biometric information that differs among individual human beings, such as fingerprint patterns and retinal patterns. For example, a device for reading a fingerprint pattern is equipped in the vehicle 20, and the device checks whether the user's fingerprint pattern read by itself matches the fingerprin...

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Abstract

A vehicle control device and a data rewriting system prevent a person having no permission from rewriting the data of the vehicle control device. When the vehicle control device rewrites the data thereof based on rewrite data distributed from a control center (10) through a radio communication network (11), the vehicle control device performs a user identification check (S80 and S120) based on the verification whether an ID code manually inputted by a user coincides with an ID code previously stored in a vehicle (20). The vehicle control device permits the user to rewrite the data based on the distributed rewrite data on condition that the user is identified as a privileged user permitted to rewrite the data.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a vehicle control device that rewrites a control program and control data for vehicle control based on data distributed via a radio communication network and a data rewriting system for the vehicle control device. Background technique [0002] In recent years, in JP 5-195859 A, it has been proposed to rewrite or reprogram the control program and control data of a vehicle control device via a radio communication network such as a mobile phone line. When remote reprogramming is performed via the radio communication network, even if the vehicle is not sent to a dealer shop, maintenance shop, etc., the data of the vehicle control device can be updated, so that problems in the control program and control data can be quickly and reliably resolved. part of the question. [0003] Reprogramming in a manner similar to that described above can be performed in the following route. That is, the rewriting data is distributed to eac...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): G05B19/04G05B19/418G06F9/445B60R16/02H04L29/08G06F21/12G06F21/31G06F21/34
CPCB60R25/00B60R2325/205G08C2201/42B60R25/241G06F21/572G06F2221/2117G08C2201/61G06F2221/2141
Inventor 中垣良夫
Owner DENSO CORP
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