The Iowa Department of Transportation is seeking information from qualified vendors for software that can diagnose, analyze, and report on heavy-duty truck Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) systems. The software should be able to connect to major OEM ABS systems, read and interpret ABS fault codes, and provide real-time diagnostics and reporting. The department is looking for a software solution that can integrate with existing vehicle maintenance systems, telematics, and asset management, and ensure compliance with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations. Vendors are asked to provide detailed information on their products and services, including core features, compatibility with multiple ABS manufacturers, and support for diagnostics for heavy-duty vehicles.
• The software should be compatible with standard diagnostic interfaces such as J1939, J1708, OBD, and CAN.
• The software should support diagnostics for heavy-duty vehicles (class 6-8) using J1587, J1939, and J2497 protocols.
• The software should be able to perform real-time diagnostics and reporting.
• The software should provide fault code interpretation and suggested repair actions.
• The software should be capable of performing brake system tests (e.g., valve checks, modulator tests).
• The software should support Windows 11 and be compatible with the Nexiq USB Link 2/3 communications adapter.
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