Specification
Logging
Storage
Extractable industry grade micro SD-card (8-32GB)
Standard FAT file system (can be read directly by a PC)
Logging to industry standard
.MF4
(ASAM MDF4) file format
Organization
Log files grouped by session (power cycle)
Log files split based on file configurable size or time
Optional cyclic-logging mode (oldest log file is deleted when memory is full)
Performance
Simultaneous logging from 2 x CAN-bus + 2 x LIN-bus
Message time stamping with 50 us resolution
High message rate[1]
Optional data compression (LZSS)
Security
Globally unique device ID with customizable device name
Power safe (device can be disconnected during operation without risk of data corruption)
Optional end-2-end data encryption (AES128-GCM)
Real-time clock (RTC)
High precision real-time clock retains date and time when device is off
The real-time clock can be automatically synced from various sources[2]
CAN-bus (x2)
Physical
Two physical CAN-bus interfaces
Industry standard DB9 (D-sub9) connectors
Transceiver
Compliant with CAN Protocol Version 2.0 Part A, B and ISO 11898-1
Compliant with ISO CAN FD and Bosch CAN FD
Ideal passive behavior when unpowered (high impedance / no load)
Short circuit protection
Transient protection
TXD dominant timeout (prevents network blocking in the event of a failure)
Data rates up to 5Mbps[3]
Controller
Based on MCAN IP from Bosch
Bit-rate: Auto-detect (from list[4]), manual simple (from list[5]) or advanced (bit-timing)
128 standard CAN ID + 64 extended CAN ID filters (per interface)
Advanced filter configuration: Range, mask, acceptance, rejection
Configurable transmit messages, single shot or periodic (up to 128/64 regular/extended)
Message down-sampling based on:
Count
Time
Change in data
Support for Remote-Transmission-Request (RTR) frames
Silent modes: Restricted (acknowledge only) or monitoring (transmission disabled)
Supports all CAN based protocols (J1939, CANopen, OBD2, NMEA 2000, …)[6]
Application
Cross-channel control-message for start/stop of reception/transmission
Heartbeat-message to broadcast device time, space left on SD-card and reception/transmission state
LIN-bus (x2)
Physical
Two physical LIN-bus interfaces
Industry standard DB9 (D-sub9) connectors
No internal diode and resistor for publishing mode
Transceiver
Protection: ±8kV HBM ESD, ±1.5kV CDM, ±58V bus fault
Supports 4V to 24V applications
TXD dominant timeout (prevents network blocking in the event of a failure)
Data rates up to 20kbps
Controller
Support for both publisher and subscriber modes
Automatic[7] and custom frame lengths
Classic and Extended checksum formats
Configurable transmit messages, single shot or periodic
Connectivity
Physical
SMA connector for external antenna[8]
The included dipole antenna has a max gain of 2dBi
WiFi
Single-band 2.4 GHz
Supports IEEE 802.11 b/g/n
Supports channels: 1-11
WiFi module certified in USA, Canada, Europe, Japan, Korea, China, India, Taiwan
Supports “open” and WPA/WPA2 security settings
Configurable prioritized list of 1-4 WiFi access points
Security
Secure file transfer using TLS 1.2
Credentials stored on the device can be encrypted
File transfer (S3)
Electrical
Mechanical
Status indicated using external LEDs
Robust and compact aluminum enclosure
Operating temperature: -25 °C to +70 °C
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