4-channel CAN router with logging function
The PCAN-Router Pro interconnects the data streams of four high-speed CAN buses. The router's behavior is configured via the CAN bus using the PPCAN-Editor Windows software. Beyond simple forwarding, CAN data can be processed, modified, and filtered in numerous ways. Users have a wide range of function blocks and parameters available to build their configuration. A fifth, virtual CAN channel is additionally dedicated to logging the entire traffic onto a CompactFlash card.
As an alternative to the standard firmware supplied with the PCAN-Router Pro, custom firmware can be developed using the ARM NXP LPC2294 microcontroller. This firmware is developed with the development kit that includes the GNU compiler for C and C++, then loaded into the module via the CAN bus. Several code examples make it easier to implement custom solutions.
The modular bus design also allows flexible adaptation of the CAN channels to different needs. Low-speed and single-wire CAN transceivers are also available on request.
Requirements
A PEAK-CAN interface is required for configuration or for loading the firmware via the CAN bus.
Note on programming
Since March 2013, a toolset and a library have been made available for developing custom firmware on the PCAN-Router Pro. Note: due to various hardware revisions, only devices with a serial number above 100 can receive custom firmware.
- 4 High Speed CAN channels (ISO 11898-2)Compliant with CAN 2.0 A/B specificationsCAN transfer rate from 40 kbit/s up to 1 Mbit/sNXP TJA1041 CAN transceiver with wake-upOther transceiver modules on request
- Compliant with CAN 2.0 A/B specifications
- CAN transfer rate from 40 kbit/s up to 1 Mbit/s
- NXP TJA1041 CAN transceiver with wake-up
- Other transceiver modules on request
- 9-pin D-Sub CAN connectors (according to CiA® 106)
- Exchangeable CAN termination, separate for each CAN channel
- Wake-up function using a separate input or the CAN bus
- Slot for a CompactFlash card
- Battery-backed real-time clock (RTC), also usable for wake-up
- Acoustic signal generator
- Status LEDs for the CAN channels, the CompactFlash card, the microcontroller, and the power supply
- NXP LPC2294 microcontroller
- Extruded aluminum housing with flange. DIN rail mounts on request
- Supply voltage from 8 to 27 V, overvoltage and reverse polarity protection
- Extended operating temperature range, -40 to +85 °C
- Extensive configuration options via the PPCAN-Editor 2 software for Windows®
- Specific function blocks for data processing and manipulation
- Configurable acoustic signal generator
- Configurable CAN channel status LEDs
- CAN data logging to a Compact Flash card
- Conversion of logged data into various formats via Windows® software
- PCAN-Router Pro in its aluminum housing including an auxiliary power connector (Phoenix Contact MC1.5/2-STF-3.81 - 1827703)
- PPCAN-Editor 2 configuration software for Windows®
- PEAK-Converter conversion software for Windows®
- Industrial CompactFlash card (1 GB minimum)
- Windows® development package with GCC ARM Embedded, flash program, and programming examples
- PDF manual
- A PEAK-CAN interface is required for configuration or firmware transmission via CAN
Package including all configuration files, the PPCAN-Editor and PEAK-Converter software, and documentation (in German and English).
Configuration software for PCAN-MIO and PCAN-Router Pro for Windows® 11 (x64/ARM64), 10 (x86/x64).
Software for converting trace data into various file formats for Windows® 11 (x64/ARM64), 10 (x64).
Easy-to-use tool for updating the firmware of PEAK-System hardware products and CAN and LIN adapters for Windows® 11 (x64/ARM64), 10 (x64).
Firmware development package for Windows®11 (x64), 10 (x86/x64) with GCC ARM Embedded, PEAK-Flash, programming examples, and quick start guide. Supported products: PCAN-MicroMod FD, PCAN-GPS, PCAN-GPS FD, PCAN-Router, PCAN-Router DR, PCAN-Router FD, PCAN-Router Pro, PCAN-Router Pro FD, PCAN-RS-232, and PCAN-RS-232 FD.
4-channel CAN router with logging function
The PCAN-Router Pro interconnects the data streams of four high-speed CAN buses. The router's behavior is configured via the CAN bus using the PPCAN-Editor Windows software. Beyond simple forwarding, CAN data can be processed, modified, and filtered in numerous ways. Users have a wide range of function blocks and parameters available to build their configuration. A fifth, virtual CAN channel is additionally dedicated to logging the entire traffic onto a CompactFlash card.
As an alternative to the standard firmware supplied with the PCAN-Router Pro, custom firmware can be developed using the ARM NXP LPC2294 microcontroller. This firmware is developed with the development kit that includes the GNU compiler for C and C++, then loaded into the module via the CAN bus. Several code examples make it easier to implement custom solutions.
The modular bus design also allows flexible adaptation of the CAN channels to different needs. Low-speed and single-wire CAN transceivers are also available on request.
Requirements
A PEAK-CAN interface is required for configuration or for loading the firmware via the CAN bus.
Note on programming
Since March 2013, a toolset and a library have been made available for developing custom firmware on the PCAN-Router Pro. Note: due to various hardware revisions, only devices with a serial number above 100 can receive custom firmware.
