A vehicle is described herein which includes a first communication network, a second communications network and a router which is used to facilitate communication between the first and second networks.
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What is claimed is: 1. An electric traction vehicle comprising: a vehicle platform; a first communication network; a second communication network; a power source mounted on the vehicle platform; a plurality of drive wheels rotatably mounted on the vehicle platform; a plurality of electric motors wh
What is claimed is: 1. An electric traction vehicle comprising: a vehicle platform; a first communication network; a second communication network; a power source mounted on the vehicle platform; a plurality of drive wheels rotatably mounted on the vehicle platform; a plurality of electric motors which are used to drive the drive wheels; a router coupled between the first communication network and the second communication network, the router being used to facilitate communication between the first communication network and the second communication network; wherein the first network is primarily used to communicate information related to the operation of chassis devices of the vehicle and the second network is primarily used to communicate information related to the operation of the drivetrain of the vehicle. 2. The vehicle of claim 1, wherein the first communication network and the second communication network use the same network communication protocol. 3. The vehicle of claim 2, wherein the network communication protocol consists essentially of J1939 network communication protocol. 4. The vehicle of claim 1, wherein the vehicle comprises a third communication network, wherein the router is coupled to the third communication network and is used to facilitate communication between the first, second, and third communication networks. 5. The vehicle of claim 1, wherein the router is used to prevent at least substantially all of the messages transmitted by a device on one of the first or second networks from being communicated to the other one of the first or second networks. 6. The vehicle of claim 1, wherein the router may be selectively configured to prevent or allow at least substantially all of the messages originating from a device on one of the first or second networks to be communicated to the other one of the first or second networks. 7. The vehicle of claim 1, wherein the router prevents messages having a particular source address from being communicated between the first and second networks. 8. The vehicle of claim 7, wherein the router is used to filter and/or forward messages between the first and second networks. 9. The vehicle of claim 1, wherein the router is used to communicate messages between the first and second networks, and wherein the messages include an identifier field and a data field, at least a portion of the data field being used by the router to determine how to handle the messages. 10. The vehicle of claim 1, wherein a first module is coupled to the first network and is used to control output devices coupled to the first network and a second module is coupled to the second network and is used to control output devices coupled to the second network. 11. The vehicle of claim 1, wherein the vehicle comprises a third communication network coupled to the router, the router being used to facilitate communication between the first, second, and third communication networks, and wherein the third communication network is primarily used to communicate information related to the operation of a load handling system. 12. The vehicle of claim 11, wherein the load handling system is a refuse load handling system. 13. The vehicle of claim 11, wherein the load handling system is a palletized load handling system. 14. The vehicle of claim 1, wherein the power source includes a generator coupled to an engine, the generator being used to provide power to operate the motors. 15. The vehicle of claim 1, wherein the power source provides AC power and is connected to the plurality of interface modules by way of an AC bus assembly. 16. The vehicle of claim 1, wherein the vehicle is a tactical military vehicle, refuse vehicle, concrete vehicle, or fire fighting vehicle. 17. The vehicle of claim 1, wherein the vehicle is a hybrid electric vehicle with the power source comprising a diesel engine coupled to an electric generator. 18. The vehicle of claim 1, wherein the power source comprises a fuel cell coupled to an inverter, the inverter converting DC power from the fuel cell to AC power for the AC bus assembly. 19. The vehicle of claim 1, wherein the vehicle comprises a plurality of auxiliary drive modules, and wherein the vehicle has a reconfigurable drive capacity, the reconfigurable drive capacity being achieved by way of the auxiliary drive modules, each of the plurality of auxiliary drive modules comprising, an additional electric motor, and an additional drive wheel, the auxiliary drive modules being capable of being added to and removed from the vehicle as a unit to achieve a corresponding increase or decrease in the drive capacity of the vehicle. 20. The vehicle of claim 1, wherein the vehicle comprises a power storage unit. 21. The vehicle of claim 20, wherein each of the electric motors are used to regenerate power back to at least one of the principal power unit and the power storage unit. 22. An electric traction vehicle comprising: a vehicle platform; a first communication network; a second communication network; a power source mounted on the vehicle platform; a plurality of drive wheels rotatably mounted on the vehicle platform; a plurality of electric motors which are used to drive the drive wheels; a router coupled between the first communication network and the second communication network, the router being used to facilitate communication between the first communication network and the second communication network; and wherein the vehicle comprising a backup router which is used to facilitate communication of at least critical messages between the first communication network and the second communication network if the router fails. 23. The vehicle of claim 22, wherein the first communication network and the second communication network use the same network communication protocol. 24. The vehicle of claim 23, wherein the network communication protocol consists essentially of J1939 network communication protocol. 25. The vehicle of claim 22, wherein the vehicle comprises a third communication network, wherein the router is coupled to the third communication network and is used to facilitate communication between the first, second, and third communication networks. 26. The vehicle of claim 22, wherein the router is used to prevent at least substantially all of the messages transmitted by a device on one of the first or second networks from being communicated to the other one of the first or second networks. 27. The vehicle of claim 22, wherein the router may be selectively configured to prevent or allow at least substantially all of the messages originating from a device on one of the first or second networks to be communicated to the other one of the first or second networks. 28. The vehicle of claim 22, wherein the router prevents messages having a particular source address from being communicated between the first and second networks. 29. The vehicle of claim 28, wherein the router is used to filter and/or forward messages between the first and second networks. 30. The vehicle of claim 22, wherein the router is used to communicate messages between the first and second networks, and wherein the messages include an identifier field and a data field, at least a portion of the data field being used by the router to determine how to handle the messages. 31. The vehicle of claim 22, wherein a first module is coupled to the first network and is used to control output devices coupled to the first network and a second module is coupled to the second network and is used to control output devices coupled to the second network. 32. The vehicle of claim 22, wherein the first network is primarily used to communicate information related to the operation of chassis devices of the vehicle and the second network is primarily used to communicate information related to the operation of the drivetrain of the vehicle. 33. The vehicle of claim 32, wherein the vehicle comprises a third communication network coupled to the router, the router being used to facilitate communication between the first, second, and third communication networks, and wherein the third communication network is primarily used to communicate information related to the operation of a load handling system. 34. The vehicle of claim 33, wherein the load handling system is a refuse load handling system. 35. The vehicle of claim 33, wherein the load handling system is a palletized load handling system. 36. The vehicle of claim 22, wherein the power source includes a generator coupled to an engine, the generator being used to provide power to operate the motors. 37. The vehicle of claim 22, wherein the power source provides AC power and is connected to the plurality of interface modules by way of an AC bus assembly. 38. The vehicle of claim 22, wherein the vehicle is a tactical military vehicle, refuse vehicle, concrete vehicle, or fire fighting vehicle. 39. The vehicle of claim 22, wherein the vehicle is a hybrid electric vehicle with the power source comprising a diesel engine coupled to an electric generator. 40. The vehicle of claim 22, wherein the power source comprises a fuel cell coupled to an inverter, the inverter converting DC power from the fuel cell to AC power for the AC bus assembly. 41. The vehicle of claim 22, wherein the vehicle comprises a plurality of auxiliary drive modules, and wherein the vehicle has a reconfigurable drive capacity, the reconfigurable drive capacity being achieved by way of the auxiliary drive modules, each of the plurality of auxiliary drive modules comprising, an additional electric motor, and an additional drive wheel, the auxiliary drive modules being capable of being added to and removed from the vehicle as a unit to achieve a corresponding increase or decrease in the drive capacity of the vehicle. 42. The vehicle of claim 22, wherein the vehicle comprises a power storage unit. 43. The vehicle of claim 42, wherein each of the electric motors are used to regenerate power back to at least one of the principal power unit and the power storage unit. 44. A vehicle comprising: an internal combustion engine; a vehicle platform; a plurality of drive wheels rotatably coupled to the vehicle platform; a first communication network; a second communication network; a router coupled between the first communication network and the second communication network, the router being used to prevent at least substantially all of the messages transmitted by a device on one of the first or second networks from being communicated to the other one of the first or second networks; wherein the first network is primarily used to communicate information related to the operation of chassis devices of the vehicle and the second network is primarily used to communicate information related to the operation of the drivetrain of the vehicle. 45. The vehicle of claim 44, wherein the first communication network and the second communication network use the same network communication protocol. 46. The vehicle of claim 45, wherein the network communication protocol consists essentially of J1939 network communication protocol. 47. The vehicle of claim 44, wherein the router may be selectively configured to prevent or allow messages originating from a device on one of the first or second networks to be communicated to the other one of the first or second networks. 48. The vehicle of claim 44, wherein the router prevents messages having a particular source address from being communicated between the first and second networks. 49. The vehicle of claim 48, wherein the router is used to filter and/or forward messages between the first and second networks. 50. The vehicle of claim 44, wherein the vehicle comprises a third communication network coupled to the router, the router being used to facilitate communication between the first, second, and third communication networks, and wherein the third communication network is primarily used to communicate information related to the operation of a load handling system. 51. The vehicle of claim 50, wherein the load handling system is a refuse load handling system, palletized load handling system, or fire apparatus handling system. 52. A vehicle comprising: an internal combustion engine; a vehicle platform; a plurality of drive wheels rotatably coupled to the vehicle platform; a first communication network; a second communication network; a router coupled between the first communication network and the second communication network, the router being used to communicate messages between the first and second networks; wherein at least a portion of the messages include an identifier field and a data field, at least a portion of the data field being used by the router to determine where to forward the messages between the first and second networks and/or whether to forward the messages between the first and second networks; wherein the first network is primarily used to communicate information related to the operation of chassis devices of the vehicle and the second network is primarily used to communicate information related to the operation of the drivetrain of the vehicle. 53. The vehicle of claim 52, wherein the first communication network and the second communication network use the same network communication protocol. 54. The vehicle of claim 53, wherein the network communication protocol consists essentially of J1939 network communication protocol. 55. The vehicle of claim 52, wherein the router is used to prevent at least substantially all of the messages transmitted by a device on one of the first or second networks from being communicated to the other one of the first or second networks. 56. The vehicle of claim 52, wherein the vehicle comprises a third communication network coupled to the router, the router being used to facilitate communication between the first, second, and third communication networks, and wherein the third communication network is primarily used to communicate information related to the operation of a load handling system. 57. The vehicle of claim 56, wherein the load handling system is a refuse load handling system, palletized load handling system, or fire apparatus handling system. 58. An electric traction vehicle comprising: a vehicle platform; a first communication network; a second communication network; a third communication network; a power source mounted on the vehicle platform; a plurality of drive wheels rotatably mounted on the vehicle platform; a plurality of electric motors which are used to drive the drive wheels; a router coupled between the first, second, and third networks, the router being used to filter and/or forward messages between the first, second, and third networks; wherein the first network is primarily used to communicate information related to the operation of chassis devices of the vehicle and the second network is primarily used to communicate information related to the operation of the drivetrain of the vehicle. 59. The vehicle of claim 58, wherein the vehicle is a tactical military vehicle, refuse vehicle, concrete vehicle, or fire fighting vehicle. 60. A vehicle comprising: an internal combustion engine; a vehicle platform; a plurality of drive wheels rotatably coupled to the vehicle platform; a first communication network; a second communication network; a router coupled between the first communication network and the second communication network, the router being used to prevent at least substantially all of the messages transmitted by a device on one of the first or second networks from being communicated to the other one of the first or second networks; wherein the vehicle comprises a third communication network, wherein the router is coupled to the third communication network and is used to prevent at least substantially all of the messages transmitted by a device on one of the first, second, or third networks from being communicated to the remaining ones of the first, second, or third networks. 61. The vehicle of claim 60, wherein the first communication network and the second communication network use the same network communication protocol. 62. The vehicle of claim 61, wherein the network communication protocol consists essentially of J1939 network communication protocol. 63. The vehicle of claim 60, wherein the router may be selectively configured to prevent or allow messages originating from a device on one of the first or second networks to be communicated to the other one of the first or second networks. 64. The vehicle of claim 60, wherein the router prevents messages having a particular source address from being communicated between the first and second networks. 65. The vehicle of claim 64, wherein the router is used to filter and/or forward messages between the first and second networks. 66. The vehicle of claim 60, wherein the router is used to communicate messages between the first and second networks, and wherein the messages include an identifier field and a data field, at least a portion of the data field being used by the router to determine how to handle the messages. 67. The vehicle of claim 66, wherein the first network is primarily used to communicate information related to the operation of chassis devices of the vehicle and the second network is primarily used to communicate information related to the operation of the drivetrain of the vehicle. 68. The vehicle of claim 67, wherein the vehicle comprises a third communication network coupled to the router, the router being used to facilitate communication between the first, second, and third communication networks, and wherein the third communication network is primarily used to communicate information related to the operation of a load handling system. 69. The vehicle of claim 68, wherein the load handling system is a refuse load handling system, palletized load handling system, or fire apparatus handling system. 70. A vehicle comprising: an internal combustion engine; a vehicle platform; a plurality of drive wheels rotatably coupled to the vehicle platform; a first communication network; a second communication network; a router coupled between the first communication network and the second communication network, the router being used to communicate messages between the first and second networks; wherein at least a portion of the messages include an identifier field and a data field, at least a portion of the data field being used by the router to determine where to forward the messages between the first and second networks and/or whether to forward the messages between the first and second networks; wherein the vehicle comprises a third communication network coupled to the router, wherein the router uses the at least a portion of the data field to determine where to forward the messages between the first, second, or third networks and/or whether to forward the messages between the first, second, or third networks. 71. The vehicle of claim 70, wherein the first communication network and the second communication network use the same network communication protocol. 72. The vehicle of claim 71, wherein the network communication protocol consists essentially of J1939 network communication protocol. 73. The vehicle of claim 70, wherein the router is used to prevent at least substantially all of the messages transmitted by a device on one of the first or second networks from being communicated to the other one of the first or second networks. 74. The vehicle of claim 70, wherein the first network is primarily used to communicate information related to the operation of chassis devices of the vehicle and the second network is primarily used to communicate information related to the operation of the drivetrain of the vehicle. 75. The vehicle of claim 74, wherein the vehicle comprises a third communication network coupled to the router, the router being used to facilitate communication between the first, second, and third communication networks, and wherein the third communication network is primarily used to communicate information related to the operation of a load handling system. 76. The vehicle of claim 75, wherein the load handling system is a refuse load handling system, palletized load handling system, or fire apparatus handling system.
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