The graph supports multiple J1939 signals as well as signals from manufacturer specific DBC databases.
CANtrace contains a powerful graphical presentation of data where you can plot multiple signals in a xy graph.You can connect a separate database to every CAN interface (channel) and there is even a handy database editor included in CANtrace. Signals are decoded using your existing CAN database, in the commonly used DBC format. You will see the RPM and temperature in the same format you are used to. The real-world data from your CAN network can be monitored, logged and plotted using familiar engineering units. In CANtrace signals are decoded and displayed in human readable form. Peak System (all models) Human Readable Data (DBC Databases) Many CAN messages contain several different data values, or signals, and it is a pain to manually decode the binary data.CANtrace can be shared by several people as long as you use the same Vector or Kvaser CAN hardware. For Peak hardware, the license is tied to the PC. For Kvaser and Vector hardware, the license is tied to the hardware. If you own a CAN interface from any of the following manufacturers, it will work with CANtrace. If you are like most CANtrace customers, your engineers already use at least one CAN interface, and with CANtrace it's possible to tie your CANtrace license to your existing hardware. CAN Data Decoded by CANtrace Use Your Existing CAN Interface With CANtrace you don't have to invest in expensive CAN hardware to get started. The included CANopen and J1939 protocol parser will decode protocol headers, while the connected databases (DBC) will decode signal values. CANtrace Does the Decoding With CANtrace you don't have to decode the CAN data manually. Is it data, configuration or an alarm? Most free CAN tools will display the raw data, but you have to decode every message manually, flipping through thick protocol manuals to find out what 0x40 really mean.
And the message timestamp from your CAN interface, and that's about all you get from a free CAN tool. VAT) Watch below video to learn how to use J1939 protocol and DBC database file in CANtrace (Watch on YouTube to get best quality) View and Decode Any CAN Message Data is transmitted on the CAN bus in 0-8 byte long messages, including a CAN ID and data length (DLC). It works with your current Kvaser, Vector or Peak hardware and it supports both CANopen and J1939 protocols.īundle Offer! Buy now CANtrace software and Kvaser Leaf Light HS v2 bundle for 699,00 euro(Excl. CANtrace 3.14 Product code: CANtrace 3.14 A Powerful CAN BUS analyzer software CANtrace is an easy-to-use CAN network analyzer, that lets you trace, decode and plot CAN messages and signals in real-time, or log everything for post processing in the comfort of your office.
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