Diagnostic kit
Warwick Control has added additional features to its X-Analyser 3 diagnostic kit. The intension of the company was to make the analyzer more powerful for vehicle disciplines in the aftermarket industries.
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ALONG WITH THE FEATURES SHOWN IN THE DIAGRAM, the company has added an integrated J1939 CAN database and OBD (on-board diagnostics) Scan Tool capabilities to the 3.10 version of the analyzer. While users can see real-time CAN data on their application, they can also ascertain OBD functions supported on their vehicle in Mode 1 (Live Data), Mode 3 (DTCs), and Mode 4 (Clear DTCs). Also, an interactive J1939 CAN database for commercial vehicle applications is provided. Other built-in features are e.g. a CAN database editor, transmit functions, signals gauges, Windows displays, etc.
The additions also include:
The roadmap for the X-Analyser product range includes the complete phasing out of X-Analyser 2 by the end of 2015 at which point, X-Analyser 3 will have CANopen support.
The company offers a 14-day trial of X-Analyser 3 for customers with a CAN interface (Kvaser, Softing or Vector). This is a fully functional temporary license that allows users to try out the features of the analyzer. The company also offers a demo that works without an interface that shows all features using a virtual CAN network. It supplies users with a configuration that allows them to play-back a car journey and see all features of the product during the playback.
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