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Handheld CAN Bus Diagnostics Unit | Peak Systems PCAN-Diag 2

Supplier: Embedded Logic Solutions

PCAN-Diag 2 is a handheld diagnostics unit with a wide range of functions to allow investigation of a CAN bus, such as detection of the CAN bit rate, bus load measurement, and termination measurement.

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As well as receiving CAN messages, it can transmit either individual messages or entire sequences of them. In addition, the internal memory card allows tracing and playback of the CAN traffic.

The integrated two-channel oscilloscope enables visualization of CAN signals. Single CAN IDs and various events can be used as triggers. The CAN frames are decoded from the analog signal, for example, to detect errors in the frame.

Incoming CAN messages can be displayed as symbols for clear and easy allocation. The PCAN-Symbol Editor software supplied with this product enables convenient creation of the symbol files needed for this feature.

The user selects and operates the individual diagnostic functions using a push dial. As an alternative to High-speed CAN, CAN transceiver modules are also available on request for connecting to Low-speed or Single-wire CAN.

Specifications

High-speed CAN (ISO 11898-2), CAN transceiver module available on request for Low-speed CAN (ISO 11898-3) or Single-wire CAN (SAE J2411)
Complies with CAN specifications 2.0 A/B
CAN bus connection via D-Sub, 9-pin (in accordance with CiA® 303-1)
Display with 320 x 240 pixel resolution
Power supply via batteries (4 x 1.5 V AA) or using supply unit provided (low-voltage socket on unit)
Internal memory card (2 GB) for saving projects. Can also be used as a USB mass storage device when connected to a PC
Operating temperature range from 0 to 50 °C (32 to 122 °F)

Functions

Analysis of CAN networks at the physical and the protocol level
Selection of the bit rate from a preset list or from 8 user-defined values
Automatic bit rate detection based on a fixed value list
Switchable listen-only mode
Switchable silent startup function (listen-only mode at wrong bit rate)
Symbolic display of incoming CAN messages using symbol files, taking into account enums (lists of values), multiplexers, and ID ranges
Symbol files can be set up using the Windows® software PCAN-Symbol Editor supplied with this product
Recording of incoming CAN messages to the internal memory card, if required, with CAN ID filtering
Playback of trace files
Conversion of trace data to various output formats using the Windows® software PEAK-Converter supplied with this product
Transmitting individual CAN frames or CAN frame lists
Decimal, hexadecimal, or binary entering of CAN data. Data change of a single transmission message during runtime.
Measurement of CAN bus load, display by means of a time diagram, switchable display of error frames
Bus load time diagrams can be saved as Bitmap screenshots
Measurement of the termination of the High-speed CAN bus, even while the system is running
Switchable CAN termination for the connected bus, depending on the transceiver module used
Voltage measurement for all pins of the CAN connector (D-Sub)
Management of device configuration, transmit lists, symbol files, and all recorded data (screenshots, trace, and CSV files) in projects
Optional auto-reset on Bus Off
CAN-Diag Editor for Windows®, supplied with this product

Oscilloscope

2 independent measurement channels, each with a maximum sample rate of 20 MHz
Display of the CAN-High and the CAN-Low signals as well as the difference of both signals
Inspection of external signals (with frequencies up to 1 MHz) with a probe via the BNC connection
Trigger configuration to frame start, frame end, CAN errors, or individual CAN frames based on their CAN ID
External measurement devices can be triggered using the BNC connector
Depiction of raw CAN frames
Decoding of CAN frames from the recorded signal trace
Display of various properties and of measuring data of the decoded CAN frame using the Report function
Current view can be saved as a Bitmap screenshot
Memory depth can be set to up to 64 kSamples
Recorded sample data can be saved as a CSV file
Extensive zoom functions
Time measurement with a resolution of up to 50 ns

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Specifications

High-speed CAN (ISO 11898-2), CAN transceiver module available on request for Low-speed CAN (ISO 11898-3) or Single-wire CAN (SAE J2411)
Complies with CAN specifications 2.0 A/B
CAN bus connection via D-Sub, 9-pin (in accordance with CiA® 303-1)
Display with 320 x 240 pixel resolution
Power supply via batteries (4 x 1.5 V AA) or using supply unit provided (low-voltage socket on unit)
Internal memory card (2 GB) for saving projects. Can also be used as a USB mass storage device when connected to a PC
Operating temperature range from 0 to 50 °C (32 to 122 °F)

Functions

Analysis of CAN networks at the physical and the protocol level
Selection of the bit rate from a preset list or from 8 user-defined values
Automatic bit rate detection based on a fixed value list
Switchable listen-only mode
Switchable silent startup function (listen-only mode at wrong bit rate)
Symbolic display of incoming CAN messages using symbol files, taking into account enums (lists of values), multiplexers, and ID ranges
Symbol files can be set up using the Windows® software PCAN-Symbol Editor supplied with this product
Recording of incoming CAN messages to the internal memory card, if required, with CAN ID filtering
Playback of trace files
Conversion of trace data to various output formats using the Windows® software PEAK-Converter supplied with this product
Transmitting individual CAN frames or CAN frame lists
Decimal, hexadecimal, or binary entering of CAN data. Data change of a single transmission message during runtime.
Measurement of CAN bus load, display by means of a time diagram, switchable display of error frames
Bus load time diagrams can be saved as Bitmap screenshots
Measurement of the termination of the High-speed CAN bus, even while the system is running
Switchable CAN termination for the connected bus, depending on the transceiver module used
Voltage measurement for all pins of the CAN connector (D-Sub)
Management of device configuration, transmit lists, symbol files, and all recorded data (screenshots, trace, and CSV files) in projects
Optional auto-reset on Bus Off
CAN-Diag Editor for Windows®, supplied with this product

Oscilloscope

2 independent measurement channels, each with a maximum sample rate of 20 MHz
Display of the CAN-High and the CAN-Low signals as well as the difference of both signals
Inspection of external signals (with frequencies up to 1 MHz) with a probe via the BNC connection
Trigger configuration to frame start, frame end, CAN errors, or individual CAN frames based on their CAN ID
External measurement devices can be triggered using the BNC connector
Depiction of raw CAN frames
Decoding of CAN frames from the recorded signal trace
Display of various properties and of measuring data of the decoded CAN frame using the Report function
Current view can be saved as a Bitmap screenshot
Memory depth can be set to up to 64 kSamples
Recorded sample data can be saved as a CSV file
Extensive zoom functions
Time measurement with a resolution of up to 50 ns

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Distribution: Australia & New Zealand

Location: Parramatta, NSW

Customers: Dept of Defence, Sydney University

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