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Versatile PC Diagnostics Interface With CAN Bus, CAN FD, And LIN Ports
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The VCI-Muxdiag-3 by Exxotest (France) is a versatile PC interface. It is particularly suitable for communication analysis and diagnostics applications on multi-bus vehicle architectures.
The product is compatible with the following communication channels: Classical CAN Bus, CAN FD, LIN, and more. The dimensions of 131 mm x 65 mm x 25 mm make it possible to transport the product for use in various locations and environments. This can be for example: test laboratories, production sites, maintenance workshops, on-board a vehicle, etc.
Versions for roll-out are planned in the second half of 2018. This shall offer new functionalities, data-logging, running of embedded scripts, WiFi, Bluetooth, and GSM communication. This product was presented exclusively at the occasion of the Automotive Testing Expo Europe 2018.
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