CAN Bus Interface Sample Clauses

CAN Bus Interface. The REM shall contain provisions to allow the field installation of a USB to Controller Area Network (CAN) adapter as shown in Table 2-23. The USB-to-CAN adapter provides two (2) CAN bus channels driven from a single USB data port. The main logic board shall contain a 4-pin header connector providing access to one of the integrated USB 2.0 ports. The header shall also provide +5 Vdc and Ground connections to allow installation and attachment of the CAN adapter. The REM housing shall provide sufficient internal volume to allow the adapter to be installed above the logic board. The I/O area of the REM chassis shall contain two DB-9 connector knockouts to allow field installation of the CAN bus interface connectors. Item Description Suggested Supplier IXXAT Automation GMBH Link xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xx/ Model USB-to-CAN PC Interface USB 1.1, 12 Mbit/s CAN Bus Interface (2) ISO/IS 11898, Sub D9 connector to DS 102 Power 5 VDC, 200ma (typical) provided by USB port Size 165 x 85 x 32 mm
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