I-7565-H2-G USB to 2-Port CAN Bus Converter, 2500Vrms Isolated, 5 kbps to 1 Mbps

The I-7565-H1-G bridges a PC's USB port to a single CAN bus channel, letting engineers monitor, log and control CAN networks from a host computer. It is compliant with ISO 11898-2 and handles both CAN2.0A and CAN2.0B frames, with a maximum throughput of 3000 frames per second.Engineers typically choose this variant for its flexible timing and filtering. Baud rates can be set anywhere from 5 kbps to 1 Mbps, including user-defined values. Acceptance filter configuration, a Listen Only mode and CAN error frame reporting help when diagnosing a live network, while time-stamping of messages with at least ±1 ms precision supports data analysis.The CAN side is galvanically isolated at 2500Vrms, protecting the host and USB hardware from faults on the bus. Power is taken from USB, and the plastic DIN-rail housing is supplied with the CA-USB18 1.8 m cable. Drivers are provided for Windows and Linux, and the device is recognised automatically on connection.ApplicationsCAN bus monitoringBuilding automationRemote data acquisitionEnvironment control and monitoringLaboratory equipment and researchFactory automation

The I-7565-CPM-G CR is a USB to CANopen master converter for engineers who want to run a CANopen network from a PC. It has its own 80186 CPU at 80 MHz that runs the converter firmware independently, so the host only has to send commands over USB. A set of APIs lets developers control the device from their own applications, which reduces the work needed to handle the CANopen protocol directly.The unit has one CANopen port built on an NXP SJA1000T CAN controller, with baud rates from 10 k to 1 M and a built-in 120 Ω terminal resistor. Its USB connection makes it easy to move between test benches and machines, which suits quick CANopen system setup and commissioning. The CANopen master also supports the CANopen Motion Library, which follows CiA 402 and covers position, velocity, torque and synchronised control.The I-7565-CPM-G CR is listed with a RoHS designation in its ordering description. It carries CE, UKCA, FCC, RoHS and WEEE certifications, and its operating range is -25 ~ +75 °C.ApplicationsIndustrial MachineryLaboratory Equipment & ResearchRestaurant AppliancesMaritimeMedicalSpecialty Vehicles

The I-7565-DNM-G CR is a USB-attached DeviceNet master converter. It lets a host PC run a DeviceNet master on the network without a dedicated PAC or fieldbus card, which makes it a cost-effective option for adding DeviceNet control to existing systems. It supports Group 2 Only Server and UCMM functions for communicating with slave devices.The converter has one independent CAN-based DeviceNet port, built around an NXP SJA1000T controller running at 16 MHz. The programmable master MAC ID and selectable baud rate of 125, 250 or 500 kbps suit a range of network layouts. A jumper provides a 120 Ω terminal resistor, and the port is isolated, rated at 3000 VDC for DC-to-DC and 2500 Vrms for photo-coupling.Drivers are supplied for Win XP, Win7, Win8 and Win10 in 32-bit and 64-bit editions, along with a Linux driver. The SDK covers x64 DLL, .NET DLL, VB6, VC6 and BCB6 environments. The unit mounts on a DIN rail and operates from -25 ~ +75 °C.ApplicationsCommunication with PowerFlex400 drivesSMC valve applicationsIFC-125 valve applicationsMKS FRCA valve applicationsSICK distance sensor applicationsDiagnostic systems for wheeled tractors

I-7565-G CR is a USB to CAN converter that lets a PC communicate directly with a CAN bus network. The PC can act as the CAN host, a monitor or an HMI, accessing and controlling CAN devices through the converter without a separate power supply, as it draws its power from the USB bus.The CAN port is isolated to 3000 Vrms, protecting the PC and local devices from faults or disturbances arriving from the CAN network. The unit supports CAN 2.0A and CAN 2.0B at up to 1 Mbps, with a rotary switch for setting the CAN baud rate per channel and a jumper-selectable 120 ohm terminal resistor. Drivers are provided for Windows XP, 7, 10 and 11 as well as Linux, and the device is recognised by the PC as a hot-plug device.The housing is plastic and mounts on DIN-rail. A built-in watchdog monitors the converter's operation, and indicators show power, CAN and USB data flow and errors. The package includes a CA-USB18 1.8 m cable.ApplicationsPC-based CAN host, monitoring or HMI access to CAN devicesCommunication with CAN devices from a PC over USBControl and monitoring applications across various industries