Scania XCOM ECU Engineering and Diagnostics Workbench 2.54

Scania XCOM is a Scania engineering and diagnostics workbench used to communicate with ECUs, run service and engineering jobs, and review live data and logs. The interface organizes targets by Powertrain ECUs, Chassis ECUs, and Functional servers, which is useful when you need a structured view of control units and available functions in one place.

This resource includes two builds that differ by generation and database package. XCOM 2.54.0 is shown with a newer AppDb (33.220310.3) and updated runtime environment messaging. XCOM 2.30.0 is shown with an older AppDb (10.0.0) and earlier-era branding. Actual ECU coverage depends on the AppDb and plugins available in your setup.


Version notes and differences

• XCOM 2.54.0 includes a newer AppDb generation (33.220310.3) and is typically used for broader modern workflows with updated logs and plugin detection messages.
• XCOM 2.30.0 uses an earlier AppDb (10.0.0) and is commonly kept for legacy compatibility and older test environments where specific definitions are tied to that generation.
• Both versions present the same high-level ECU grouping concept: Powertrain, Chassis, and Functional servers.

Highlights

• ECU tree view for Powertrain ECUs, Chassis ECUs, and Functional servers
• Session-based communication with logging console for status and events
• AppDb-driven ECU definitions and function availability
• Tool-style workflow for test benches and service validation tasks
• Supports plugin-based extensions when present in the environment

Package contents

• xcomsetup_2.30.0.0_fix.rar
• Scania XCOM.zip
• Authorization Controller.exe
• Read This First-Installation Instructions.txt
• runasdate path put.txt
• runasdate USE help.png
• runasdate.zip
• Xcom setup_2.54.0.0_SMAP.exe

Compatibility notes

• The application itself indicates “for internal Scania R&D use only”. Use only where you have legal authorization and valid licensing.
• ECU coverage depends on the installed AppDb and any available plugins, availability varies by ECU generation and firmware.
• If date and time helpers are included, use them only for controlled test environment consistency, not for bypassing licensing or access controls.

Basic usage

1. Install the required build and confirm the AppDb is present for your target ECUs.
2. Launch XCOM and select the ECU group that matches your task: powertrain, chassis, or functional server.
3. Configure communication settings according to your interface and lab or workshop environment.
4. Run only documented functions you are authorized to use and review the log output for confirmations and errors.

Operating systems

• Windows 64-bit environments are commonly used for ECU workbenches, exact support depends on drivers, interfaces, and your deployment.

Minimum system requirements

• CPU: Dual-core 2.0 GHz or better
• RAM: 8 GB minimum, 16 GB recommended
• Storage: 5 GB free space for apps and databases
• Network: Optional, depends on your lab setup and server components
• Admin rights: Required for installation and interface drivers

Disclaimer

• No file hosting. This website does not host or store any software, firmware, keys, or archives.
• Editorial index only. Descriptions, screenshots, and file lists are provided for reference and identification.
• No endorsement or affiliation. Product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.
• Licensing and laws. Users are solely responsible for following vendor liсеnsе terms and local regulations. We do not provide methods to bураss protection.
• Risk notice. ECU operations can damage equipment or vehicles if performed incorrectly. Use only in lawful service and controlled environments.