But the API will not be available on the palette in LabVIEW 2013. It is intended to test out the hardware at the most basic level before writing software for it. If you install LabVIEW 2013, and XNet 2017 you will have your hardware show up in MAX and you will be able to use the bus monitor software built into it, but it is very lacking and not a CANalyzer replacement. So this means the oldest version you can use this hardware with (ignoring compatibility mode because it is old and shouldn't be used) is LabVIEW 2014, sorry. Unfortunately the 8502 is a new piece of hardware and support for it was added in 2017. Supports LabVIEW 2014 and newer, and supports LabVIEW 2013 and newer. Here is of my blog post talking about the different hardware options for CAN and how they are wired. I believe it uses MAX but is there other added software involved? Yes the USB-8502 interfaces with the most common CAN bus you'll see which is high speed dual wire CAN. First lets answer the questions as they are asked: Korpz wrote: Is the USB-8502 a capable device for interfacing with CANbus? Will it work with Labview 2013? Before I buy and start learning, I want to make sure I have the right hardware. Will I be to access the information that I do in Canalyzer? (I realize that I need to build the Vi's) Sorry if the questions are so general, but this is fairly new to me. Will it work with Labview 2013? I believe it uses MAX but is there other added software involved?
Is the USB-8502 a capable device for interfacing with CANbus? I just would like to know the following from some of the seasoned CAN people out there. I am looking at the USB-8502 but finding very limited information. However, I need to automate some board testing and using Canalyzer is a very manual process. However, where are you based? >The help/about screen contains the following: >'You must NOT use this software in the United States of America'. >This is a very nice tool - if a bit pricey. Products?canalyzer.html >? I've been looking at the CANalyzer 5.1 and the CANcardXL since last > night. It works great for this.Ĥ min - Uploaded by Vector GroupIn this short video, you will see some examples of CAPL programming in CANoe and. Our product uses CAN to communicate between processor boards and we use Canalyzer to view that information, set and read values, etc. Hi, I am fairly new to the CAN interface.
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