Logging troubleshooting tips
The below steps can be useful in troubleshooting issues with logging data.
Table of Contents
Check your basic setup
- Check your pinout: Verify that your CANedge, adapter cable and application pinouts match
- Check your wiring: Confirm that the CAN L/H wires are both connected
- Check your power supply: Verify that you provide a 7-32V power supply to the CH1 connector
- Verify that you are connecting to a valid CAN bus - and that it is broadcasting data
Test if the device powers on correctly
- Delete the Configuration File from the device SD (this will make the CANedge reset it)
- Connect the CANedge to your application and verify that the green LED lights up
- If the device does not power on, contact us
Test if data is being recorded
- Check if the yellow and red LEDs start flashing - if so, data is being recorded
- If the device does not start recording, try using a manual bit rate in the Configuration File
Special cases
- If logging from new cars, you may be unable to log raw CAN data via the OBD2 connector. In this case, you can try recording OBD2 data instead - see our OBD2 data section
- In e.g. test setups, you may need to check if the CAN bus system is properly terminated
If you’re still unable to record data, please contact us.