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VOLVO On Call Plus (2001): Introduction: Infrastructure

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Fig 1: Identifying Volvo On Call Plus Service Center
GLL119521Courtesy of VOLVO CARS OF NORTH AMERICA.

The following technology and services are included in Volvo On Call Plus: 

Communication 

Communication between the vehicle and the Service Center takes place through:

The Service Center 

The task of the Service Center is to receive calls from the vehicle and to carry out different safety and other services.

The Service Center is manned day and night throughout the year and: 

With all Volvo On Call services, data on vehicle status and location are sent from the vehicle to the Service Center.

The Service Center collects data about the owner and vehicle from the Volvo On Call Plus Customer Database.

The task of the Service Center is to: 

Dealer 

The dealer is in contact with a web server connected to the Customer Database via the Internet.

The dealer registers different customer data concerning the Volvo On Call Plus service on the web server.

For example, a password is required to access the web server.

Volvo On Call Plus Customer Database 

Stores data about the owner and vehicle.

Data about the vehicle is sent from VITaL via an FTP server to the Customer Database.

Data about the owner which is registered by the dealer.

When the Volvo On Call Plus service is established, the Service Center obtains information from the Customer Database about owner data and vehicle data.