BS1 |
Fundamental Hydraulic Systems |
The
module includes a bench-top hydraulics trainer that provides a
complete resource allowing the student to undertake a series of
hands-on tasks that relate to hydraulic systems. It is complete with
all the hydraulic devices, connectors, mechanical and electrical
components needed to follow the topics.
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BS2 |
Disc and Drum Braking Systems |
This
module consists of a hardware trainer that is based on the real
automotive components found in a front/rear disc and drum braking
system. This includes a pair of front wheel hubs with discs and
calipers mounted on a rigid steel frame. The rear wheel hubs and
drums are also mounted on the same frame, together with parking brake
assembly and cables. A diagonally split hydraulic circuit, plus master
cylinder complete with fluid reservoir and brake pedal are also fitted
to the unit. A working brake light system is also provided.
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BS3 |
Braking Systems & ABS
Applications |
This
module provides a computer-linked simulator panel trainer that will
enable students to learn the principles of anti-lock brake systems.
The panel trainer provides a complete simulation of a 4-wheel ABS
system that incorporates computer-inserted faults and an on-board
diagnostics scan tool. Supplied complete with relevant manufacturer’s
service data.
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BS4 |
Braking Components and
Operation |
This
module consists of a comprehensive series of computer aided
instruction assignments that enable students to learn the advanced
principles and applications of braking systems. The dynamic computer
aided instruction provides interactive animations and high-resolution
graphics that help the student understand the topics being delivered.
In addition to providing the underpinning knowledge on braking
systems, the module also provides a series of practical activities.
These are presented to the student as a series of workshop task
sheets, which require access to a vehicle in a fully equipped
automotive workshop.
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EES1 |
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Electrical/Electronic
Fundamentals |
This
system has been specifically designed to provide a hands-on training
facility that covers AC/DC circuits, electromagnetics, semi-conductor
fundamentals, electronic circuits and digital electronics.
Troubleshooting techniques are taught using switched faults, providing
hands-on experience of standard industrial troubleshooting procedures.
The student uses hand-held test meters and an oscilloscope for
troubleshooting and system signal measurements.
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EES2 |
Starting, Charging & Basic
Ignition Systems |
Based
around a computer-linked panel that provides a complete simulation of
a vehicle ignition system, this module enables students to learn the
principles of automotive ignition systems. The panel trainer
incorporates an engine rotation simulator with a crankshaft,
connecting rod and piston. Sensors are provided for
crankshaft/camshaft position, profile ignition pickup and cylinder
identification. LEDs simulate spark plugs and a special timing light
is provided on-board.
The electronic ignition system represented on the board is a two coil
“wasted spark” type with a single microcontroller providing the
operating facilities of the Ignition Control Module (ICM) and Engine
Control Module (ECM) as found in many vehicle systems.
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EES3 |
Vehicle Displays & Accessories |
This
module provides a computer-linked simulator panel that enables
students to learn the principles of electrical accessories. The system
even includes on-board diagnostics and displayed fault codes that
enable students to troubleshoot the cruise control and trip computer.
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EES4 |
Automotive Electrics |
This
module provides a computer-linked simulator panel that enables
students to learn the principles of automotive electric circuits. It
provides realistic fault finding facilities using automotive style
schematic diagrams.
An easily understood schematic system representing the basic
electrical components of an automobile is screen-printed on the panel
front. From this the student is able to see the exact operation of the
various circuits and can gain a hands-on introduction to each of the
components and devices found in typical systems.
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EP1 |
Engine Management Systems |
This
module provides a computer-linked simulator panel that represents the
components of an engine management system on a screen-printed front
panel mimic. Computer inserted faults are available to allow the
student to perform troubleshooting tasks on the panel trainer.
Sensors and actuators can be disconnected from the ECU to allow “cause
and effect” observations to be made and to allow resistance
measurements to be taken. A simulated fault code reader is also
available on the panel to allow realistic fault codes to be generated
during faultfinding tasks. A simulated exhaust gas analyzer is also
provided allowing the student to see the effects on the vehicle
emissions under various operating conditions.
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EP2 |
Vehicle Diagnosis |
This
module provides two distinct areas of study, one classroom based and
one workshop based. The workshop-based activities are directed through
the use of workshop task sheets that are printed out from the
student’s computer. These task sheets direct the student through a
series of hands-on activities that can involve the use of a handheld
diagnostics scantool with a real vehicle.
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EP3 |
Ignition System Components &
Operation |
This
module includes a hardware trainer that is based on the real
automotive components found in a distributorless ignition system. The
unit is powered by a 12V DC motor and is supplied with an appropriate
power supply, it is fully guarded and is intrinsically safe for
student usage.
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EP4 |
Fuel System Components and
Operation |
This
module consists of a comprehensive series of computer aided
instruction assignments that enable students to learn about fuel
system components and their operation. The dynamic computer aided
instruction provides interactive animations and high-resolution
graphics that help the student understand the topics being delivered.
In addition to providing the underpinning knowledge for automotive
fuel systems, the module also provides a series of practical
activities. These are presented to the student as a series of workshop
task sheets, which require access to a vehicle in a fully equipped
automotive workshop.
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ALF2020 |
AutoFAULT Vehicle Fault
Diagnosis Simulation Software |
The
AutoFAULT system is a PC-based suite of simulated diagnostic software.
The software tools are designed to replicate the equipment used in the
automotive industry. Each tool is selected from an icon based menu
system. It includes the following:
- Symptom and Road Test Report
- Scantool
- Engine Bay
- Breakout Box
- Fault Control
- Repair
- Databook
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ALF20 |
AutoFAULT Real Fault Insertion
System |
This
is a complete system that allows computer controlled fault activation
to be carried out on the engine control system of any suitably
equipped vehicle. Using a modified commercially available breakout
box, up to 16 individual faults may be inserted into the system.
The front-end software allows up to two faults to be inserted at any
time. These may be static or intermittent. The intermittent faults
have random on and off periods. A feature is also available allowing
the user to insert a hidden random fault and then view the fault after
diagnosis. A series of on-screen troubleshooting assignments is also
provided, introducing the student to fault code retrieval using a
scantool, and the testing of sensors and actuators.
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SSS1 |
Fundamental Mechanical Systems |
This
module provides an introductory course of study in mechanical systems.
It includes a bench-top trainer that provides a resource for a series
of hands-on tasks that relate to the topic of mechanical systems.
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SSS2 |
Steering and Suspension
Components |
This
module provides a hardware trainer that is based on the real
automotive components found in a typical front-end steering and
suspension system. This includes front wheel assemblies, MacPherson
strut and coil spring assemblies, road wheels and power steering rack.
The unit is mounted on a steel frame fitted with solid rubber castors
and a single-phase electric motor is used to run the power steering
pump that is connected to the power rack using the correct hydraulic
hoses.
A complete steering wheel and column assembly is also fitted to the
unit to allow the student to perform a full range of tests on the
system. To aid in this the unit is fitted with a manually operated
suspension loading system that enables the student to simulate the
typical loaded conditions of a front-end suspension system. The module
allows the student to practically investigate all the principles and
operations of a front-wheel drive steering and suspension system.
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SSS3 |
On-Vehicle Steering and
Suspension Systems |
This
module consists of a comprehensive series of computer aided
instruction assignments that enable students to learn about steering
and suspension systems. The dynamic computer aided instruction
provides interactive animations and high-resolution graphics that help
the student understand the topics being delivered.
In addition to providing the underpinning knowledge on steering and
suspension systems, the module also provides a series of practical
activities. These are presented to the student as a series of workshop
task sheets, which require access to a vehicle in a fully equipped
automotive workshop.
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SSS4 |
Wheels and Tires
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This
module consists of a comprehensive series of computer aided
instruction assignments that enable students to learn about wheels and
tires. The dynamic computer aided instruction provides interactive
animations and high-resolution graphics that help the student
understand the topics being delivered.
In addition to providing the underpinning knowledge on wheels and
tires, the module also provides a series of practical activities.
These are presented to the student as a series of workshop task
sheets, which require access to a vehicle in a fully equipped
automotive workshop.
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ACS1 |
Heating and Air-Conditioning
Systems |
This
module includes a computer-linked simulator panel trainer that allows
students to learn the principles of automotive air-conditioning
systems. The unit has a complete simulation of the major elements of a
fixed orifice tube cycling clutch air-conditioning climate control
system.
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ACS2 |
Air-Conditioning Components |
This
module is based around a complete automotive air-conditioning system
mounted in a steel frame. The unit features full dashboard controls
and has an electric motor to drive the A/C compressor. Special sight
glasses fitted to the high pressure and low-pressure lines allow the
student to see the two states of the refrigerant as the system
operates.
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TS1 |
Automotive Transmission Systems |
This
module consists of a comprehensive series of computer aided
instruction assignments that enable students to learn about automotive
transmission systems. The dynamic computer aided instruction provides
interactive animations and high-resolution graphics that help the
student understand the topics being delivered.
In addition to providing the underpinning knowledge on automotive
transmission systems, the module also provides a series of practical
activities. These are presented to the student as a series of workshop
task sheets, which require access to a vehicle in a fully equipped
automotive workshop.
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COS1 |
Components, Operation &
Servicing |
This
module consists of a comprehensive series of computer aided
instruction assignments that enable students to learn about motor
vehicle components and servicing techniques. The dynamic computer
aided instruction provides interactive animations and high-resolution
graphics that help the student understand the topics being delivered.
In addition to providing the underpinning knowledge for automotive
components, operation and servicing, the module also provides a series
of practical activities. These are presented to the student in the
form of workshop task sheets, which require access to a vehicle in a
fully equipped workshop.
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