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Description
Compact, professional CAN bus interface with two galvanically isolated CAN FD channels, USB-C, and Ethernet. Real-time streaming with more than 20,000 frames/s and 1 μs timestamps, integrated webCAN web interface, and open REST/WebSocket APIs for easy integration into test benches and automation. Robust protection functions and DBC decoding enable reliable diagnostics and development.
Features
- 2 x galvanically isolated CAN FD channels
- USB-C and RJ45 Ethernet interfaces
- Integrated webCAN browser interface (no driver required)
- 1 μs timestamp resolution
- More than 20,000 frames/s streaming throughput
- 160 × 80 px color TFT display for status and URL
- DB9 connectors for standard adapter cables
- Open REST and WebSocket APIs
- Transceiver protection: Short circuit, bus fault, undervoltage
- Low power consumption, compact aluminum housing
The CANsub.2 is a compact, professional CAN bus interface with two galvanically isolated CAN FD channels and flexible USB-C and Ethernet interfaces. It streams CAN frames in real time at more than 20,000 frames/s and delivers microsecond-accurate timestamps (1 μs), making it ideal for raster loops, UDS/OBD testing, and real-time diagnostics.
The integrated webCAN interface runs directly on the device and allows browser-based monitoring, DBC decoding, signal plotting, and the execution of time-critical transmit jobs without additional software. Hardware ID filters, configurable silent modes, and transceiver protection mechanisms enhance reliability in the field. Typical applications include vehicle diagnostics, test benches in research and development, machine integration, and field service. For multiplex setups or the highest channel count, the sister model with four channels is available; adapter cables enable easy integration into existing OBD2 or J1939 connectors. Openly documented APIs and Python/SavvyCAN support facilitate automation and integration into test or data acquisition processes. The low weight and compact aluminum housing allow for easy mounting in test benches; the integrated color TFT display shows bus load, error rates, and the current bit rate. Galvanic isolation allows multiple bus segments to be operated safely side-by-side. Firmware updates are available free of charge and improve functionality throughout the product's lifespan.
The integrated webCAN interface runs directly on the device and allows browser-based monitoring, DBC decoding, signal plotting, and the execution of time-critical transmit jobs without additional software. Hardware ID filters, configurable silent modes, and transceiver protection mechanisms enhance reliability in the field. Typical applications include vehicle diagnostics, test benches in research and development, machine integration, and field service. For multiplex setups or the highest channel count, the sister model with four channels is available; adapter cables enable easy integration into existing OBD2 or J1939 connectors. Openly documented APIs and Python/SavvyCAN support facilitate automation and integration into test or data acquisition processes. The low weight and compact aluminum housing allow for easy mounting in test benches; the integrated color TFT display shows bus load, error rates, and the current bit rate. Galvanic isolation allows multiple bus segments to be operated safely side-by-side. Firmware updates are available free of charge and improve functionality throughout the product's lifespan.
Technical Data
| Device specification | ![]() CANsub.2 |
|---|---|
| Product number | CANsub.2 |
| Channels | 2 x CAN FD |
| Interfaces | USB‑C, Ethernet (RJ45), 2 x DB9 |
| Timestamps | 1 μs resolution |
| Maximum throughput | 20,000+ frames/s |
| Display | 160 × 80 px color TFT |
| Case & Dimensions | Aluminium, 75 × 67 × 20 mm |
| Weight | 90 g |
| power supply | +5 V via USB‑C (PoE optional) |
| Protection & Insulation | Galvanic isolation, IP40 |










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