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baby-lin-3-rcplus
baby-lin-3-rcplus
LIN and CAN bus simulation device with color display and keypad
The Baby-LIN-3-RCplus is a compact LIN and CAN emulator with 9 freely configurable pushbuttons, a 1.54" display and an expandable microSD card, which is ideal for stand-alone operation. The two PWM-enabled I/Os support a wide range of sequence options that can be defined using our LINWorks software package. Signals can be displayed and sequences selected on a configurable GUI.
Deliverables
- Baby-LIN-3-RCplus equipment
- USB-C 2.0 Cable, 1 Meter, Type A to Type C
- 3-pole plug with 1 screw connection (MC 1,5/ 3-ST-3,81)
- 1x SUB-D9 plug
- License to download the LINWorks package (including LINWorks PC software, USB drivers, sample files and documentation)
Performance Overview
Applications
- Ideal for demos, final testing and services
- Can be used for LIN/CAN bus simulation, control unit testing, automated test systems and EOL applications.
- Available in stand-alone mode, with programmed command sequences to control the device
- Can be used with LINWorks software via USB on a PC.
- Real-time reading and writing of frame data
- Monitoring the LIN bus in the monitoring function without SDFs
- Data logging function can also be operated independently
Technical Features
- Membrane keypad with 9 keys and 1.54" display
- Button functions and display contents can be defined in the SDF.
- Supports LIN bus versions 1.2, 1.3, 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2.
- CAN-High Speed Interface (ISO 11898-2), expandable to CAN-FD with activation option (additional charge)
- Bus interface is electrically isolated from USB
- Two inputs/outputs with PWM support
- MicroSD card slot for SDHC cards up to 32 GB Activation option required (extra charge)
- Circuit board voltage range of 8 - 28V
Compatibility and system requirements
- Windows 10/11 (32/64-bit)
- DLL library interfaces: Windows (x86 and x64), PC-based Linux (x86 and x64), ARM-based Linux (x86 and x64)
- Native programming in C/C++ is possible, as well as through the wrappers of .NET language, Python, VB6 and LabView.