The same program can be used in any of the following situations

1) To receive CAN bus data when a computer is connected directly to a vehicle, the data can then be

• Displayed to screens including graphical icons to show various input and output states.  Also allows for a configuration file to define custom screens based on the individual vehicle sending the data.
• All data can be saved to a local database

• Whether the data source is a local CAN bus or a database, you can choose to connect to a receiving computer and transfer all the data through to it.  Internet speed is calculated on every packet and the system adjusts to the speed of the connection automatically

• Allows any number of remote connections to be made to the software.  Each incoming TCP connection is assigned a consequtive port number and al vehicles are listed to the screen.
• By choosing one of the vehicles on the list, you have all the same display capabilities including graphical representation of all data
• All incoming Internet data can be saved to a local database

• The same software package can choose the database as the data source and display the hstorical data to the graphical screens.
• Step forward and backwards through time, looking at each individual event and the change to the system.

• If the vehicle sending the data is equiped with a GPS system, the data can be received by the software and displayed on a Google Maps display within the software.  Vehicle position, speed, heading and altitutude are also displayed.

• Because each vehicle is sending a unique identifier code, a system of custom screens can be configured to show specific sensor readings for that vehicle.  Once a custom screen is defined, you can assign it to any number of vehicles that require it.  Standard screens for displaying raw data, mapping and system functions are always present.