User manual
1 Overview
1.1 Attributes
CPC-XTI offers a range of unique features
which make it valuable for many CAN based
applications:
•
CAN-interface for industrial applications
•
Available with one or two CAN-channels
•
Compact size for 8-bit slots
•
CiA DS-102 and IS0 11898 compatible
physical layer
•
Smart system with fast integrated micro-
controller Dallas DS80C320
• Equipped with CAN controller Philips
PCA82C200 or SJA1000
• Philips PCA82C251 CAN transceiver
for increased robustness
• Extended ESD-protection of the CAN
transceiver(s)
•
Galvanic decoupling between PC and
CAN bus
•
Modular application interface with libra-
ries for Borland C++, Borland Pascal
and Microsoft C
•
Optional MS-Windows driver with DLL
based API and VxD technology for high
communication throughput
•
Automatic address range detection by
memory managers.
1.2 General description
CPC-XTI is a short PC plug-in board for the
CAN bus. With its small size and the possible
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application in 8 bit slots CPC-XTI can be used
in space restricted conditions as well.
Designed for industrial series applications
CPC-XTI has a robust and cost efficient
construction.
CPC-XTI eases the development of
application software on the PC. The integrated
microcontroller takes load of the PC-CPU and
buffers and preprocesses CAN messages. A
high level programming interface with modular
design results in efficient software
development. A library of interface routines for
Borland C++, Borland Pascal and Microsoft C
is included.
CPC-XTI is shipped with one or two CAN
channels. For high volume applications cost
optimized versions without galvanic
decoupling and with PROM based code
storage are available.
Interrupt channels3-7aresupported.
1.3 Sample Applications
The application area of CPC-XTI is wide.
Some sample applications are detailed in the
following and supported by corresponding
software:
•
Online configuration of CAN networks
•
Network setup and analysis
•
Use of PCs as CAN nodes on the appli-
cation level
•
Visualisation of process parameters in
CAN based systems.
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