CANobserver
by GEMAC
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CANobserver Specification
Languages: | German, English |
Bus: | CAN (ISO11898-2), CANopen (CiA301), DeviceNet (EN 50325 – 2), SAE J1939 |
Bit sampling: | 64x, 10240 sampling points |
Bittiming: | BTL cycles (tq), sampling time and synchronization jump distance (SJW) adjustable |
Supported baud rates according to bus system: | 10; 20; 50; 100; 125; 250; 500; 800; 1000 kBit/s |
additionally user-defined: 5; 33,3; 62,5; 75; 83,3; 200 kBit/s | |
automatic detection by baud rate scan, bit timing adjustable | |
Bus status | Bus traffic detection (display: dominant, recessive, undefined, level change, valid bus traffic) |
Display of bus utilization (0 ... 100 %) | |
History, minimum and maximum value storage | |
Bus Error | Display of detected telegram errors |
Differentiation between active and passive error frames (0 ... >50,000), history display | |
Bus voltages | Display of the optional CAN supply voltage and the shielding voltage |
History, minimum and maximum value storage | |
Common-mode voltage | Detection of the maximum voltage offset between the individual bus participants |
CAN level (Absolute /Differential) | Recording and evaluation of the differential and absolute CAN levels of all bus devices |
Measurement of participants | Participant-specific measurements |
Quality value (value of signal quality), interference voltage distance, slope (falling and rising) as well as oscilloscope display with telegram analysis | |
Measurement Online Trigger | Error analysis with adjustable evaluation limits, variable time slices and trigger function |
Log Monitor | Sending and receiving CAN telegrams |
Electrical parameters |
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Power and battery* | Integrated rechargeable lithium-ion battery Ext. Supply input: SELV DC voltage 14 V, internally fused with 2.5 A Operation only via supplied 35 W wide-range power supply Type: SAW-14.0 – 2500 Runtimes: Standby: up to 500 hours Use: up to 36 hours Measuring: up to 6 hours Charging times: fast charging to 80 % in about 1 hour complete charging in about 2 hours. |
Potential difference between the CAN bus and USB connections | 500 V AC |
Voltage between any two connections on the CAN or external ground connection | ±30 V DC |
CANobserver Measurements |
Range | Resolution | Accuracy (typ.) |
Quality value | 0,0 % ... 100,0 % | 0.3 g | - |
Flank steepness | 0/64 ... 64/64 | 1/64 | - |
Measurement of the interference voltage distance | -0.75 V ... +3.25 V | 0.05 V | 1.90 % ±100 mV |
Measurement of differential voltage | -0.75 V ... +3.25 V | 0.01 V | 0.50% ±10 mV (calibrated) |
Measurement of absolute voltage | -5.00 V ... +10.00 V | 0.05 V | 0.50% ±50 mV (calibrated) |
Measurement of shielding voltage | -10.0 V ... +1.0 V | 0.1 V | 0.25% ±100 mV (calibrated) |
Measurement of the CAN supply voltage | 0.0 V ... 32.0 V | 0.1 V | 0.25% ±100 mV (calibrated) |
Measurement of loop resistances | 0 Ω ... 100 Ω 100 Ω ... 1000 Ω |
0.1 Ω 1.0 Ω |
0.85% ±0.2% Ω 0.85% ±2.0 Ω |
Measurement of cable length | 2 m ... 1000 m | 1 m | 5 % ±2 m (runtime: 4.5 ns/m) |
Mechanical parameters |
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Connection power supply | Low voltage socket |
Connection CAN | 9-pin. D-Sub Connector |
USB connection | Self-Powered Device according to USB 2.0 specification, Full Speed, galvanically isolated Registration of a drive for measurement data exchange (USB Mass Storage Device) |
Case | Aluminium housing, cover glass |
Ambient conditions | Operating temperature : 5 °C ... 40 °C storage temperature : -20 °C ... 60 °C humidity: 5 % ... 95%, non-condensing |
Enclosure protection class | IP20 according to EN 60529 |
Dimensions | 186 mm x 102 mm x 37 mm |
Mass | approx. 860 g |
The CANobserver is a diagnosis tool for the physical and logical long-term monitoring of CAN bus systems and is designed as a stationary supplement to the CAN bus tester 2.
Once the system is at a standstill, the damage is usually great. In order to be able to initiate countermeasures in good time, both the plant components and the pipeline system as a whole should be continuously maintained. Due to wear, the operating parameters of the bus system deteriorate. Our CANobserver diagnoses such changes during operation and reports them to the plant operator.
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CANobserver Specification
Languages: | German, English |
Bus: | CAN (ISO11898-2), CANopen (CiA301), DeviceNet (EN 50325 – 2), SAE J1939 |
Bit sampling: | 64x, 10240 sampling points |
Bittiming: | BTL cycles (tq), sampling time and synchronization jump distance (SJW) adjustable |
Supported baud rates according to bus system: | 10; 20; 50; 100; 125; 250; 500; 800; 1000 kBit/s |
additionally user-defined: 5; 33,3; 62,5; 75; 83,3; 200 kBit/s | |
automatic detection by baud rate scan, bit timing adjustable | |
Bus status | Bus traffic detection (display: dominant, recessive, undefined, level change, valid bus traffic) |
Display of bus utilization (0 ... 100 %) | |
History, minimum and maximum value storage | |
Bus Error | Display of detected telegram errors |
Differentiation between active and passive error frames (0 ... >50,000), history display | |
Bus voltages | Display of the optional CAN supply voltage and the shielding voltage |
History, minimum and maximum value storage | |
Common-mode voltage | Detection of the maximum voltage offset between the individual bus participants |
CAN level (Absolute /Differential) | Recording and evaluation of the differential and absolute CAN levels of all bus devices |
Measurement of participants | Participant-specific measurements |
Quality value (value of signal quality), interference voltage distance, slope (falling and rising) as well as oscilloscope display with telegram analysis | |
Measurement Online Trigger | Error analysis with adjustable evaluation limits, variable time slices and trigger function |
Log Monitor | Sending and receiving CAN telegrams |
Electrical parameters |
|
Power and battery* | Integrated rechargeable lithium-ion battery Ext. Supply input: SELV DC voltage 14 V, internally fused with 2.5 A Operation only via supplied 35 W wide-range power supply Type: SAW-14.0 – 2500 Runtimes: Standby: up to 500 hours Use: up to 36 hours Measuring: up to 6 hours Charging times: fast charging to 80 % in about 1 hour complete charging in about 2 hours. |
Potential difference between the CAN bus and USB connections | 500 V AC |
Voltage between any two connections on the CAN or external ground connection | ±30 V DC |
CANobserver Measurements |
Range | Resolution | Accuracy (typ.) |
Quality value | 0,0 % ... 100,0 % | 0.3 g | - |
Flank steepness | 0/64 ... 64/64 | 1/64 | - |
Measurement of the interference voltage distance | -0.75 V ... +3.25 V | 0.05 V | 1.90 % ±100 mV |
Measurement of differential voltage | -0.75 V ... +3.25 V | 0.01 V | 0.50% ±10 mV (calibrated) |
Measurement of absolute voltage | -5.00 V ... +10.00 V | 0.05 V | 0.50% ±50 mV (calibrated) |
Measurement of shielding voltage | -10.0 V ... +1.0 V | 0.1 V | 0.25% ±100 mV (calibrated) |
Measurement of the CAN supply voltage | 0.0 V ... 32.0 V | 0.1 V | 0.25% ±100 mV (calibrated) |
Measurement of loop resistances | 0 Ω ... 100 Ω 100 Ω ... 1000 Ω |
0.1 Ω 1.0 Ω |
0.85% ±0.2% Ω 0.85% ±2.0 Ω |
Measurement of cable length | 2 m ... 1000 m | 1 m | 5 % ±2 m (runtime: 4.5 ns/m) |
Mechanical parameters |
|
Connection power supply | Low voltage socket |
Connection CAN | 9-pin. D-Sub Connector |
USB connection | Self-Powered Device according to USB 2.0 specification, Full Speed, galvanically isolated Registration of a drive for measurement data exchange (USB Mass Storage Device) |
Case | Aluminium housing, cover glass |
Ambient conditions | Operating temperature : 5 °C ... 40 °C storage temperature : -20 °C ... 60 °C humidity: 5 % ... 95%, non-condensing |
Enclosure protection class | IP20 according to EN 60529 |
Dimensions | 186 mm x 102 mm x 37 mm |
Mass | approx. 860 g |