Connected Repair [Core]; General Information - Bosch ACS 553 Originalbetriebsanleitung

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11. The station informs the operator with a message
that the connection has been successfully
completed and the status bar will appear
12. Select
to exit.
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The configuration to WiFi network is completed.
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The efficiency and quality of wireless
communication may be affected by the presence
of radio disturbances. The protocol provides for
handling errors, but can cause communication
problems that sometimes require new attempts
to connect. If there are critical features that
may affect normal operation, the source of
electromagnetic environmental noise must be
sought, reducing its intensity.
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Always check that the antennas, on the
machine side and on the workshop router side,
are not obstructed by shielding or metallic
materials in general and are not at an indicative
distance greater than 10 m. If insufficient, it is
recommended to improve the coverage of the
radio signal in the workshop installing directional
antennas or signal repeaters.
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Make sure that the workshop network has active
security protocols (e.g.: WPA, WPA2) in order to
ensure data security.
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5.16

Connected Repair [CoRe]

5.16.1

General information

. Connected Repair, hereinafter CoRe, is a garage
management system that allows to connect all the
equipment and computers in the same network to
speed up and improve the management, sharing and
digitization of data and services to be carried out on
the vehicle.
Generally a CoRe network is formed by a server and
a number of clients equal to the number of PCs or
devices that can connect to it.
ACS 553 is to be considered as a client which is able
to autonomously connect to the CoRe server after
having configured the basic settings and exchange
with it the data necessary to carry out Air Conditioning
services or simply A/C services.
Once the vehicle has been accepted from any
workstation, the CoRe server sends the vehicle data
and the data of the required interventions to all other
workstations and equipment connected to it, in this
way the operators and the equipment are already
ready to work on the vehicle without having to enter
again the data needed to identify the vehicle and/or
the customer.
The required interventions are then made available
in a few seconds and are subsequently saved in the
central memory by the CoRe server to optimize the
time needed for vehicle and customer recognition
in any subsequent appointments, where it will be
sufficient to enter the license number or VIN from any
workstation, to view the whole history of the vehicle,
the technical interventions and to view all the reports
of the equipment used in the previous works.
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ACS 553 must be configured to access the
same WiFi network to which the CoRe server is
connected (see chapter "WiFi Configuration").
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