ECAS CAN2 Diagnostic Software (en) 2.60

ECAS CAN2 Diagnostic Software (en) by WABCO Vehicle Control Systems is a professional, PC-based application for servicing WABCO Electronically Controlled Air Suspension (ECAS) systems that communicate over the CAN2 network. It helps workshops, dealers, and fleet maintenance teams diagnose faults, configure system parameters, and calibrate suspension functions to maintain optimal ride height, stability, and passenger comfort on trucks, buses, and coaches equipped with WABCO ECAS.

Designed for efficient, guided service, the software connects to compatible WABCO ECUs through an approved vehicle interface, providing clear insight into system status and actionable steps to resolve issues. The English-language interface streamlines daily maintenance and advanced troubleshooting tasks.

Key capabilities:

• Automatic ECU identification and system overview
• Reading and clearing diagnostic trouble codes with contextual data
• Live monitoring of sensors and actuators with trend visualization
• Guided diagnostic routines and step-by-step test procedures
• Actuator tests and calibrations, including ride-height and axle lift settings
• Parameter configuration with access control where applicable
• Service functions for commissioning and end-of-line checks
• Session logging and report generation for documentation and compliance

Benefits include faster fault isolation, reduced downtime, consistent calibration results, and improved suspension performance across the vehicle’s service life. Note: Use requires a compatible diagnostic interface and an ECAS CAN2-equipped vehicle.

ECAS CAN2 Diagnostic Software (en) is developed by WABCO Vehicle Control Systems and is used by 2 users of Software Informer. The most popular version of this product among our users is 2.6. The name of the program executable file is ECAS_CAN2.exe.

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