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The LIN232 module is a LIN to RS232 gateway that allows the connection of a vehicle's LIN Bus to an automotive embedded system or a PC. The device allows the easy monitoring of LIN Bus data traffic. However, before writing to the bus, please make sure your software complies with the LIN Bus Standard.
In order to convert the module to a USB to LIN gateway, just connect a standard USB to RS232 DB9 Serial Cable.
- Module for monitoring LIN Bus data traffic
- Onboard Power LED
- Baud Rate up to 57600 bps
- SP232EEN RS232 Transceiver
- TJA1020 LIN Bus Transceiver
Terminal Block Pinout
- Power Supply 12 VDC
- INH---Used in host mode - refer to JTA1020 data sheet.
- LIN---LIN Bus
- Power Supply GND
RS232 DSUB-9 Pinout
- 2 TXD
- 3 RXD
- 5 GND
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