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WAVESHARE CAN FD / ETH Bidirectional Protocol Converter Compatible With CAN 2.0A/2.0B, 32598

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WAVESHARE CAN FD / ETH Bidirectional Protocol Converter Compatible With CAN 2.0A/2.0B, 325981. The CAN FD TO ETH is a DIN rail mounted CAN FD to Ethernet device, featuring high speed, low latency, stable performance, ease of use, and high cost effectiveness. It supports five data conversion modes: transparent, transparent with ID, standard protocol, Modbus, and custom frame header footer, enabling interconnection between CAN and Ethernet devices, and is compatible with CAN FD and CAN 2. 0A 2. 0B protocols. 2. The product adopts an industrial


1. The CAN FD TO ETH is a DIN rail-mounted CAN FD to Ethernet device, featuring high speed, low latency, stable performance, ease of use, and high cost-effectiveness. It supports five data conversion modes: transparent, transparent with ID, standard protocol, Modbus, and custom frame header/footer, enabling interconnection between CAN and Ethernet devices, and is compatible with CAN FD and CAN 2.0A/2.0B protocols.
2. The product adopts an industrial-grade design for stable operation and supports a wide voltage range of 9V to 36V. The arbitration domain baud rate is 5Kbps to 1Mbps, and the data domain baud rate is 100Kbps to 5Mbps.
3. The device supports PC software configuration, has a built-in 120-ohm bus resistor (quick access via DIP switch), supports DIN rail mounting, and offers convenient configuration and efficient installation.
4. Working voltage: DC 9V ~ 36V
5. Dimensions: 110 x 27 x 76.1 (mm)
6. Installation method: DIN rail mounting
7. Reload button: long press to restore factory settings
8. Indicators: POWER, WORK, NET, and CAN
9. CAN port specifications: 1 CAN port, supports CAN FD, compatible with CAN 2.0A/2.0B
10. CAN port baud rate: arbitration domain baud rate: 5Kbps ~ 1Mbps;
11. Data domain baud rate: 100Kbps ~ 5Mbps
12. Termination resistor: built-in 2 CAN bus 120-ohm termination resistors. The resistors are connected via DIP switches. Setting any one DIP switch to ON connects one 120-ohm resistor; setting both DIP switches to ON connects two 120-ohm resistors in parallel.
13. Network port specifications: RJ45, 10/100Mbps, auto-negotiation for crossover/straight-through cables
14. Network protocols: TCP server, TCP client, UDP server, and UDP client
15. Modbus gateway: CAN FD to ModbusTCP (Master/Slave)
16. Transmit messages: supports configuring up to 64 transmit messages
17. Receive messages: supports configuring up to... 64 received messages
18. Conversion modes: transparent conversion, Transparent conversion with ID, Standard conversion, Modbus conversion, and Custom frame header and footer conversion
19. CAN ID: supports standard frames and extended frames
20. Frame ID filtering: supports standard frames only, extended frames only, and custom input frame IDs (up to 32 groups)
21. Packet frame number and time: supports custom packet frame number and custom packet time
22. Conversion direction: supports bidirectional conversion, Ethernet to CAN only, and CAN to Ethernet only
23. Firmware upgrade: supports firmware upgrade via PC software
24. Parameter configuration: AT commands, PC software configuration
25. Other functions: supports heartbeat packets, registration packets, normal, loopback, and listen-only operating modes
26. Electrostatic discharge protection: air discharge 8KV, contact discharge 6KV
27. Electrical fast transient/burst: power supply circuit 2KV, Ethernet and CAN port circuits 1KV
28. Surge immunity test: power supply circuit differential mode 1KV, common mode 2KV, CAN circuit common mode 2KV, Ethernet circuit 2KV


Specification:
Package Weight
One Package Weight 0.56kgs / 1.24lb
One Package Size 13cm * 11cm * 5cm / 5.12inch * 4.33inch * 1.97inch
Qty per Carton 54
Carton Weight 31.40kgs / 69.22lb
Carton Size 51cm * 35cm * 32cm / 20.08inch * 13.78inch * 12.6inch
Loading Container 20GP: 466 cartons * 54 pcs = 25164 pcs
40HQ: 1083 cartons * 54 pcs = 58482 pcs

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