Squarell Technology FLEX User Manual

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Version Description Date

120313 Initial creation 13- 0 3 -2012 120727 Minor changes 27- 07-2012 120803 Minor changes 03- 0 8 -2012 140 624 Squarell Support Portal added to chapter 9 24 - 06-2014 14 0 811 Fully improved version 11- 0 8 -2 01 4 14 0 911 New design and improved content 11-09-2014

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10.

Introduction ...................................................................................................... 3

1.1 About the FLEX Development Kit ................................................................................................ 3

1.2 Kit Contents ............................................................................................................................. 4

CANbus basics ..................................................................................................5

Making an on desk simulation.......................................................................8

3.1 Preparation.............................................................................................................................. 8

3.2 Hardware setup ....................................................................................................................... 8

3.3 Start the second FLEX “2” as interface to the telematics unit / PC ................................................. 9

3.4 Monitor the RS232 output of the Flex with iCheck ......................................................................10

3.5 Monitor the RS232 output of the FLEX with Docklight ..................................................................12

Make scan ﬁle from vehicle CANbus or test device .................................15

4.1 Hardware setup ...................................................................................................................... 15

4.2 In vehicle setup with wired connection ......................................................................................15

4.3 Record a CANbus scan with iUpload .......................................................................................16

J1708 signals ................................................................................................... 18

5.1 Hardware setup wired .............................................................................................................18

5.2 Read data from J1708 bus .......................................................................................................18

5.3 Hardware setup DatacliQ ........................................................................................................19

K-Line signals wired ......................................................................................20

6.1 Hardware setup ..................................................................................................................... 20

What to do next? ............................................................................................ 21

CANbus Termination .....................................................................................22

Abbreviations and Terminology ..................................................................23

Technical Support ..........................................................................................24

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Content

Appendix ...............................................................................................................25

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1. Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the FLEX Development Kit.

We are conﬁdent that the FLEX development kit provides the means to create powerful vehicle data solutions based on CANbus, J1708 and K-line.

1.1 About the FLEX Development Kit

The FLEX Development Kit is a total solution to start using FLEX in trucks, vans and cars equipped with a CANbus. With this kit you are able to:

• Make an on desk simulation for a driving truck

• Make CANbus scans from vehicles

• Replay CANbus scans in your on desk simulation

• Load new software into the Squarell FLEX device

• Install the FLEX in a truck connected to your telematics solution

This manual describes how to:

• Set up a working environment with software and hardware

• Learn how to do the basic tasks like monitoring and simulation of the vehicle data network

If you have any questions or need additional information, please do not hesitate to contact us via our support portal or via your account manager.

After using this kit set up, both Flex devices can be reused in any supported vehicle.

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1.2 Kit Contents

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Quantity Product Product Name

2 FLEX12 FLEX device

1 x FLEX loaded with SQU-FLX12-TDK.DCF

1 x FLEX loaded with SQU-8000-TRKS-000000.DCF 1 8510-28 0 J1708 DatacliQ cable 1 USB to RS232 USB cable with a RS232 connector 1 Combined cable Consists of 8612-U1, 8612-CQ and Power supply 2 CANcliQ cover 1 DatacliQ cover

Software

iUpload Downloadable from support.squarell.com iCheck Downloadable from support.squarell.com Docklight (evaluation version) Downloadable from support.squarell.com Expertview www.expertview.live.com

Other downloads

FLEX user manual Downloadable from support.squarell.com iCheck user manual Downloadable from support.squarell.com iUpload user manual Downloadable from support.squarell.com Squarell RS232 protocol Downloadable from support.squarell.com

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2. CANbus basics

In the next chapters we discuss how to:

• Create a desk simulation of a vehicle

• Create a desk simulation for vehicle data reading

• Understand the RS232 output

• Check the output via iCheck tool

• Understand the CAN output check the output via iUpload tool

Please read the following instruction guidelines before starting the installation procedure:

CANbus

CANbus is a data network for the vehicle.

It reads technical data like: Engine speed, fuel consumption, Torque, pedal position, PTO, Retarder, ABS, Cruise, Temperature.

All the Euro3-4-5-6 truck models have CANbus. [and other vehicles, vans, cars, machines, trains, ships, airplanes]

Termination

Termination resistance avoids reﬂections of the CANbus signal. A proper CANbus needs to have a 120 termination on both ends of the CANbus. Missing a terminator or a terminator in the wrong place can cause errors on the CANbus.

Without termination With termination

(in red circle effect of missing terminator)

CANbus

Electronic

diesel

controler

Ground

ABS/EBS

brake

systems

Automatic

gearshift

Retarder PTO

Terminator

120 Ohm

Terminator 120 Ohm

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Firmware

The FLEX ﬁrmware handles the communication between the hardware and the software (DCF) loaded in the device. Squarell recommends to always use the latest ﬁrmware version (announced on support.squarell.com) to beneﬁt from the latest developments and bug ﬁxes. A new ﬁrmware version can be loaded using Squarell iUpload. A new device is always loaded with the latest ﬁrmware version available.

DCF

DCF is a Device Conﬁguration File (software). It programs the device how to handle the incoming and outgoing data. The two software ﬁles (DCFs), pre loaded on the TDK devices, are used for the following purposes:

TRUCK SIMULATION DCF (SQU-FLX12-TDK.DCF, loaded on device number 1) This DCF sends random data over the J1708, K-line and CANbus1. With this data, tests can be performed to capture vehicle data, monitor and record FLEX messages.

FLEX DCF for Trucks (SQU-8000-TRKS-000000.DCF, loaded on device number 2) These DCFs are DCFs with RS232 and CANbus output. The input is via the CANcliQ or direct hardwire into the vehicle CANbus.

CANcliQ

The Squarell CANcliQ reads vehicle signals without making a wire-to -wire connection. This technology guarantees that non intrusive signals are sent to the vehicle CANbus. This eliminates liability matters, warranty issues or possible wrong connections.

Beneﬁts

• No direct CANbus connection

• One cable ﬁts all vehicles

• 100% non intrusive technology

• Safe and reliable reading of CANbus data

• No soldering, wire cutting or crimping

• No physical wire to wire connections

• Isolation of vehicle wires stays intact

• Quick installation

• No warranty and liability issues

The CANcliQ is standard on all our interface modules.

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DATAcliQ

With the DATAcliQ, we can retrieve data from several sources continuing to offer better and more complete vehicle data solutions. While we ensure that retrieving vehicle data is non intrusive and safe, we offer a more complete and richer user experience.

At this moment Squarell has DATAcliQ’s available to read CANbus, J1708 or ISO11992.

Output RS232/CAN protocol

All Squarell devices are conﬁgured to send output data via RS232 and CAN. The output of every standard Squarell DCF is conform the respective protocol. The advantage of the RS232 output is that we have set the most important vehicle parameters in standard data strings. Based on these parameters, you can develop reports for advanced vehicle and driver behaviour. The integration is easy as many modems or tracking units can transmit the data immediately.

The advantage of the CANbus output is that the device is a real replacement for the vehicle’s FMS interface. The FMS interface is used as a safe connection between the vehicle’s CANbus and a modem or tracking unit. Besides the standard FMS/CANbus messages, Squarell has added additional parameters that can be used to create advanced reports.

You can identify a Squarell DCF by the “SQU” tag in the ﬁrst digits of DCF name. To get familiar with the standard Squarell output we advise you to read the Squarell RS232 protocol description and the Squarell CANbus protocol description, which can be found in the download section on the Squarell support portal.

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3. Making an on desk simulation

The ﬁrst step is to have one FLEX unit (marked with number 1 = simulates a truck) act like a vehicle CANbus. From this simulated vehicle CANbus the other FLEX unit (marked with number 2) reads the CANbus and converts the data into the Squarell RS323 output data.

3.1 Preparation

• Download and install Docklight*

• Download and install iCheck*

• Download and install iUpload*

• Request an Expertview account (if not already done)

• Remove the end termination from the cables yellow/green & white/blue

* from support.squarell.com

3.2 Hardware setup

The parts that are needed are:

• FLEX “1” device

• cable xxxxx

Make the following setup:

The FLEX device is pre-loaded with the truck simulation software. This software (also known as DCF) simulates a trip of a truck and can be used for testing.

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BU WH

YE GR

FLEX

Multi Source Vehicle Data Interface

S/N: 27197809Type: FLX12

12p SFD ASFD B

Sending Device

Not connected

OG YE

RD GRBN BK

GR/YE

USB

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3.3 Start the second FLEX “2” as interface to the telematics unit / PC

• FLEX “2” device

• 8612-CQ 12-Pole Cable with CANcliQ

• 1 PC with serial port or USB port (please make sure correct drivers are installed)

Connect FLEX “2” to the setup as in the picture:

Click the CANcliQ around the Blue/White CANbus of device FLEX 1, it picks up the signal (white is CAN high, blue is CAN low). As the CANcliQ only closes once, it is recommended to remove the locks and use tie wraps to close the CANcliQ (later you can replace the modiﬁed CANcliQ cover by the spare one provided in the kit). The Squarell standard trucks DCF is pre-loaded in the FLEX 2 device. This software (also known as DCF) supports trucks and can be used for testing. The DCF processes, cleanses, ﬁlters, calculates and checks the received data and converts the data to proper output (this can be RS232 and/or CANbus). Both the RS232 output as well as the CANbus output (blue/white) are activated.

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FLEX

Multi Source Vehicle Data Interface

S/N: 27197809Type: FLX12

12p SFD ASFD B

FLEX

Multi Source Vehicle Data Interface

S/N: 27197809Type: FLX12

12p SFD ASFD B

Receive Device

Sending Device

To PC with RS232 monitor

Not connected

YE GR

OG YE

RD GRBN BK

BN BK

OG YE

BU WH

RD GR

GR/YE

USB

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3.4 Monitor the RS232 output of the Flex with iCheck

Squarell has created a tool to easily perform a quick check of the installation. The program “iCheck” can be installed on a laptop or PC and shows you the RS232 output of the device. When you see the most important parameters coming through, you are sure that you have installed the Squarell device with the correct CANbus, J1708 and/or K-line (currently iCheck only works together with Squarell DCF’s with RS232 output).

Download iCheck from the Squarell Support portal. Run the program after the installation is completed. Connect the RS232 cable of device 2 (see 3.3) to your PC (or via USB - RS232 to a free USB port).

Make sure the RS232 port is not in use by any other program (like Docklight)

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Click on “Start Monitoring” When the installation is done right, the values for the parameters will appear.

Select Port Settings and select the right COM port. All other default settings are right for this test.

More information on iCheck can be found in the manual which is downloadable from the Support portal.

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3.5 Monitor the RS232 output of the FLEX with Docklight

Connect the RS232 cable of device 2 (see 3.3) to your PC (or via USB - RS232 to a free USB port). On the PC start the program “Docklight” (you can download Docklight from support.squarell.com). Select the appropriate com port for the RS232 cable. Double click on the COM port to modify the settings. Select the baud rate 9600, 8 bits, 1 stop bit, No parity.

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FLEX 1 has preloaded software (DCF) that is simulating a vehicle.

Press the play button. Docklight is now showing the Data that is processed in FLEX 2 and read from the CANbus with the CANcliQ

$FMS1,4061.025,4029,97.45,24.2,1585,71,0,34.4,1,1,0,0,49.6,118,2.16,1255,1705.5,6605,20 05,0<CR><LF>

The Squarell RS232 protocol Document (downloadable from the support portal) shows you what the data means. Chapter 3.2 “Detailed description of the $FMS1 message” gives information on the messages. The following text is copied from the Protocol Document:

“This message is sent every 5 seconds at default. The format of the message is: $FMS1,<value1>,…,<value20><CR><LF>”

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No. Parameter Description Unit Signiﬁcation

1 Odometer Total vehicle distance km 1/2 0 0 2 Total fuel (*1) Total fuel used (TFU) liter 1/2 3 Engine hours Total engine hours hour 1/2 0 4 Actual speed Actual vehicle speed km/h 1/10 5 Actual engine speed Actual engine speed RPM 1/8 6 Actual engine torque Actual engine torque % 1 7 Kick down switch State of the kick down switch 0= no 1=yes 1 8 Accelerator pedal

position

Position of the accelerator pedal % 4/10

9 Brake switch State of the brake switch 0= no 1=yes 1 10 Clutch switch State of the clutch switch 0 = no 1=yes 1 11 Cruise active State of the cruise control 0= no 1=yes 1 12 PTO active *2 State of the PTO see (*2) 1 13 Fuel level Percentage fuel level % 4/10 14 Engine temperature Coolant temperature of the engine Celsius 1 15 Turbo pressure Turbo pressure of the engine bar 1/50 16 Axle weight 0 Weight of the steering axle of the

vehicle

kg 1/2

17 Axle weight 1 Weight of the ﬁrst axle of the vehicle kg 1/2 18 Axle weight 2 Weight of the second axle of the

vehicle

kg 1/2

19 Axle weight 3 Weight of the third axle of the vehicle kg 1/2 20 Service distance Distance to drive until next service km 1/10

As you can see from the example Data string: Parameter 1 is Odometer and has a value of 40 61.0 2 5 km Parameter 2 is Total Fuel and has a value of 4029 Liter Parameter 3 is Engine Hours and has a value of 97. 4 5 hours

In this example $FMS4 is also sent every 5 seconds and $FMS3 is sent every 30 seconds.

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4. Make scan ﬁle from vehicle CANbus or test device

With a scan ﬁle you can make an extraction of the CANbus data from a vehicle. You can also simulate this on your desk, using the setup below.

4.1 Hardware setup

The parts that are needed are:

• 1 * FLEX device FLEX12 loaded with a reset dcf (use iUpload to load reset dcf)

• 8612-U1 or 8612-CQ 12-pole cable (both part of the combined cable)

4.2 In vehicle setup with wired connection

In the vehicle make sure the power and ground are well connected. Find the CANbus wires by using the Squarell installation instructions (all instructions are included in the Squarell Installer certiﬁcation training package, these trainings are run every month at squarell). For a installation instruction you can contact the Squarell support department.

A CANbus scan can be made by using the blue/white wires, a CANcliQ or a DatacliQ for CANbus. When using the wired connection the FLEX CANbus will be connected to an existing CANbus both Terminators in the FLEX cable need to be removed. See chapter 8 for more information on CANbus termination.

• Cut the blue loop near the connector

• Cut the terminator at the end of the ﬂying leads

Connect the FLEX device to the PC via the RS232 cable.

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CANcliQ

Squarell

FLEX

DatacliQ

Squarell

FLEX

DatacliQ

Squarell

FLEX

DatacliQ

Squarell

FLEX

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4.3 Record a CANbus scan with iUpload

Start iUpload and click on “read devices” to locate the connected FLEX device. Click on the device line to select the correct device.

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Monitor and log SFD Device port (CANbus scanning)

By selecting the requested SFD port you can monitor the activity on that port. Click on the correct SFD device and click on ‘Start’ button. You should now see all incoming data on that port (takes 2-3 seconds).

To make a CANbus scan via a wired connection select ID 101. To make a CANbus scan via a CANcliQ connection select ID 102. To make a CANbus scan via a DatacliQ for CANbus select ID 180 (or 181).

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You can save the message log by clicking the ‘Log’ button. The below window appears. This .txt ﬁle can be saved to a location on your PC.

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Note:

With above monitor option you can make a live vehicle CANbus scan using a wired connection, the CANcliQ or DataCliq. This CANbus scan can be sent for analysis to the Squarell Technical department. But you can also monitor incoming messages from the Bluetooth device for example.

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5. J1708 signals

5.1 Hardware setup wired

To test multiple signals besides the CANbus this setup should be made. Connect green and red from Flex no. 1 to green and red of Flex no.2.

Cut the orange wire

BU WH

YE GR

OG YE

RD GR

OG YE

BU WH

BN BK

GR/YE

FLEX

Multi Source Vehicle Data Interface

S/N: 27197809Type: FLX12

12p SFD ASFD B

FLEX

Multi Source Vehicle Data Interface

S/N: 27197809Type: FLX12

12p SFD ASFD B

Test Device

Truck simulator Device

To PC / Telematics Device

J1708

5.2 Read data from J1708 bus

Open iUpload and start the Function interface Mode (select the device Select SFD Devices Choose the “internal J1708”channel (ID201) and press start. The J1708 Data as received by FLEX #2 is shown.

After clicking “Stop”, this data can be saved as .txt ﬁle by clicking the “Log” button

The same can be done with a DatacliQ for J1708 connected to FLEX#2. And connected to green and red J1708 wires of FLEX #1.

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5.3 Hardware setup DatacliQ

To test multiple signals besides the CANbus this setup should be made

The DatacliQ can be connected to SFD1 or SFD2 port. The FLEX will identify the signal automatically. Please “read the devices” again to be able to see the new ID.280.

Cut the orange wire

BU WH

YE GR

OG YERDGR

RD GR

OG YE

BU WH

BN BK

GR/YE

J1708 K-Line CAN2 CAN1

FLEX

Multi Source Vehicle Data Interface

S/N: 27197809Type: FLX12

12p SFD ASFD B

FLEX

Multi Source Vehicle Data Interface

S/N: 27197809Type: FLX12

12p SFD ASFD B

Test Device

Truck simulator Device

To PC / Telematics Device

DATACLIQ

280

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6. K-Line signals wired

6.1 Hardware setup

To test multiple signals besides the CANbus this setup should be made. The interface device is not sending tacho data. You will not receive K-line data on iUpload.

Cut the orange wire

BU WH

YE GR

OG YERDGR

RD GR

OG YE

BU WH

BN BK

GR/YE

J1708 K-Line CAN2 CAN1

DATACLIQ

FLEX

Multi Source Vehicle Data Interface

S/N: 27197809Type: FLX12

12p SFD ASFD B

FLEX

Multi Source Vehicle Data Interface

S/N: 27197809Type: FLX12

12p SFD ASFD B

Test Device

Interface Device

To PC / Telematics Device

To PC which runs iConfigure CANbus Monitor

280

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7. What to do next?

After completing this manual you are able to:

• Understand output data

• Make a CANbus scan

• Make a J1708 scan

• Make a K-line scan

• Log in to Expertview

• Search a device in Expertview

• Change ﬁrmware and DCF in Expertview

• Start iUpload

• Update the device

• Create reports

• Connect to your telematics device

• Install the device in a vehicle (check support.squarell.com for vehicle installation instructions)

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8. CANbus Termination

Terminate the CANbus always with 2 terminators. All FLEX cables are equipped with 2 removable terminators on CANbus 1.

• Remove one terminators if the CANbus already is equipped with one terminator.

• Remove both cable terminators is the Squarell device becomes part of an existing (terminated) CANbus system.

Check the Termination:

• Turn Ignition off

• Power off

• Resistance between CAN High and CAN low must be 60 Ω When the resistance is 40 Ω: The CANbus has 3 Terminators, remove one of the terminators. When the resistance is 120 Ω: The CANbus has only 1 Terminator, add one terminator.

Modem CAN

input

Squarell FLEX

Squarell FLEX cable CAN1

Modem CAN

input

Squarell FLEX

Squarell FLEX cable CAN1

= Terminator

= Remove terminator

Modem CAN

input

Manufacturer

FMS

Squarell FLEX cable CAN1

Squarell FLEX

WH BU

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9. Abbreviations and Terminology

In this manual there are abbreviations for the colors that are used in the Squarell products: The color abbreviations are: BK = Black BN = Brown BU = Blue GR = Green OG = Orange RD = Red WH = White YE = Yellow

Other abbreviations CAN Controller Area Network DAP Driver Awareness Panel DCF Device Conﬁguration File SFD Special Function Device MSB Most Signiﬁcant Bit LSB Least Signiﬁcant Bit

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10. Technical Support

If you need support from Squarell, you are welcome to visit our Squarell Support Portal (support.squarell.com). Here we’ve built an extensive knowledgebase ﬁlled with user manuals, simulation setups, frequently asked questions and many more downloads.

If you cannot ﬁnd the answer you’re looking for, you can submit an online support ticket to our helpdesk. We will review your query and come back with you with the answer you’re looking for. To use the Squarell Support Portal you need to register for a user account ﬁrst.

You can also submit a ticket if you need more help with choosing conﬁgurations, testing, installations or analysis. We have conﬁguration services available to help you with your projects.

Squarell Support Team

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FLEX

Multi Source Vehicle Data Interface

S/N: 27197809Type: FLX12

12p SFD ASFD B

Pin 4

Pin 5

Pin 9Pin10

Pin 1

Pin 8

Pin 2

Pin 7

Pin 3

Pin 6

Pin11

Pin12

4-pole SFD connector

Universal 12-pole connector

Pin Function Color

Pin 1

V+ BN

Pin 2

Gnd BK

Pin 3

CAN1-H WH

Pin 4

CAN1-L BU

Pin 5

K-line 1 OG

Pin 6

K-Line 2 YE

Pin 7

J1708- GR

Pin 8

J1708+ RD

Pin 9

CAN2-H YE

Pin10

CAN2-L GR

Pin11

TXD (pin 2) RS232

Pin12

RXD (pin 3) RS232

Appendix

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8612-U1 12-Pole universal Cable

8612-CQ 12-Pole Cable with CANcliQ

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Device: FLEXcliQ cable 12 pin

Connect to: FLEX

Ordercode: 8612 - CQ

Oude Weerlaan 27 2181 HX Hillegom The Netherlands t: +31 (0)252 - 42 03 11

www.squarell.com

Usage of this equipment is permitted for industrial purposes only. It must not be used in situations in which human lives depend upon the operation of this equipment.

WH White Wit Weiss Blanc Blanco Bianco

белый

YE Yellow Geel Gelb Jaune Amarillo Giallo

желтый цвет

OG Orange Oranje Orange Orange Anaranjado Alaranjado

померанцово

RD Red Rood Rot Rouge Rojo Rosso

красно

BU Blue Blauw Blau Bleu Azul Blu

Голубо

GR Green Groen Grün Ver t Verde Verde

зеленый цвет

BK Black Zwart Schwarz Noir Negro Nero

Чернота

BN Brown Bruin Braun Brun Marrón Marrone

коричневый

8612CQP001

WH BU

OG YE

RD GR

1,5m

CANbus terminator

Cut the wire = no terminator

6127

3112

1 4

8 5

9 5

6 1

Warning: Closes only once!

CANcliQ

> 5mm

K-line pull-up resistor Cut the wire = no pull-up resistor

12-Pole connector: Pin Color Function

1 BN V+ 2 BK Gnd 3 WH CAN1-H 4 BU CAN1-L 5 OG K-line 1 6 YE K-line 2 7 GR J17088 RD J1708+ 9 BK CAN2-H 10 BK CAN2-L 11 BK TXD (pin 2) 12 BK RXD (pin 3)

CANcliQ

}

RS232

}

Female

Device: FLEX universal cable 12 pin

Connect to: FLEX

Ordercode: 8612 - U1

Oude Weerlaan 27 2181 HX Hillegom The Netherlands t: +31 (0)252 - 42 03 11

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Usage of this equipment is permitted for industrial purposes only. It must not be used in situations in which human lives depend upon the operation of this equipment.

WH White Wit Weiss Blanc Blanco Bianco

белый

YE Yellow Geel Gelb Jaune Amarillo Giallo

желтый цвет

OG Orange Oranje Orange Orange Anaranjado Alaranjado

померанцово

RD Red Rood Rot Rouge Rojo Rosso

красно

BU Blue Blauw Blau Bleu Azul Blu

Голубо

GR Green Groen Grün Ver t Verde Verde

зеленый цвет

BK Black Zwart Schwarz Noir Negro Nero

Чернота

BN Brown Bruin Braun Brun Marrón Marrone

коричневый

8612U1P001

6127

3112

1 4

8 5

9 5

6 1

OG YE

WH BU

GR / YE

RD GR

1,5m

CANbus terminator Cut the wire = no terminator

Female

K-line pull-up resistor

Cut the wire = no pull-up resistor

12-Pole connector: Pin Color Function

1 BN V+ 2 BK Gnd 3 WH CAN1-H 4 BU CAN1-L 5 OG K-line 1 6 YE K-line 2 7 GR J17088 RD J1708+ 9 YE CAN2-H 10 GR CAN2-L 11 BK TXD (pin 2) 12 BK RXD (pin 3)

RS232

}

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8510-XXX DatacliQ cable (optional)

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Ordercode: 8510 - XXX

Oude Weerlaan 27 2181 HX Hillegom The Netherlands t: +31 (0)252 - 42 03 11

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DatacliQ

> 5mm

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LED information

The FLEX (Squarell latest dcf version) is equipped with a status LED, with this LED you can check if the Squarell Device is operational. The LED can light up green or red. The LED colours / patterns have the following meanings:

To test your vehicle CANbus connection:

After installation you can test the CANbus connection by turning the vehicle ignition ON and check the green LED of the device. Now press the brake pedal and check if the green LED of the device blinks black once. If yes, your CANbus connection is OK.

Led status

Device active. CANbus data is being acknowledged.

Device is reading vehicle CANbus. Brake message received.

Device active. But no 1 of the CANbus channels is stopped. Check CANbus connection and check the CANbus termination.

1 of the RS232 ports of the Device is in interface mode:

• The device is uploading a DCF to itself or to another device

• The device is downloading a DCF to itself or to another device

• The device is monitoring the CANbus

Device is not running a DCF:

• No DCF loaded or DCF corrupt (reload DCF with iConﬁgure).

No valid “Key” loaded in the device. DCF is not active.

When this LED patterns occurs (2 to 6 red blinks) reload the ﬁrmware and DCF. When this LED patterns occurs permanently, the device must be send in for repair.

Time

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