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neoVI FIRE 2 User’s Guide

Version 2.1 - October 10, 2016

Version History

Version

Number

Date

Description / Major Changes

1.0

2016/01/06

Initial release.

2.0

2016/06/10

Revised package contents.

Added photos of FIRE 2 in box and accessories.

Removed mention of certain features that have not yet been implemented.

Added note on avoiding problems with third-party USB cables.

Rewrote section on included cables and options.

Added pictures of new cable options.

Added new images of cable connectors.

Updated software install screenshots.

Expanded hardware hookup diagram section

Revised existing hardware hookup diagram and added new ones for all OBD

cable options.

Rewrote instructions for cable connection to correspond to new cables.

Added many new pinout tables for new cables and connectors, and converted

section on cable pinouts to chapter due to size.

Added cable signal mapping tables to show signal correspondence between

connector pins on each cable.

Added contact information for international ICS offices.

2.1

2016/10/10

Corrected miscellaneous I/O hardware connections.

Corrected several pinout tables and clarified that the neoVI FIRE 2 does not

support J1850 or J1708.

Updated contact information for international ICS offices.

Summary of Contents for neoVI FIRE 2

Page 1: ...Inc 31601 Research Park Drive Madison Heights MI 48071 USA ph 1 586 731 7950 fax 1 586 731 2274 www intrepidcs com www aeta rice com neoVI FIRE 2 Multi Protocol Vehicle Network Interface User s Guide Version 2 1 October 10 2016 ...

Page 2: ...d software install screenshots Expanded hardware hookup diagram section Revised existing hardware hookup diagram and added new ones for all OBD cable options Rewrote instructions for cable connection to correspond to new cables Added many new pinout tables for new cables and connectors and converted section on cable pinouts to chapter due to size Added cable signal mapping tables to show signal co...

Page 3: ...4 3 General Settings and Product Details 48 4 4 Standard CAN Networks HS CAN 1 5 and MS CAN 50 4 5 Selectable CAN Networks 52 4 6 LIN Networks LIN1 to LIN4 54 4 7 MISC IO 55 4 8 Other Parameters 56 5 Core Feature Operation 59 5 1 Monitoring Conventional Vehicle Networks 59 5 2 Transmitting on Conventional Vehicle Networks 60 5 3 Interfacing to Automotive Ethernet BroadR Reach 100BASE T1 64 5 4 Usi...

Page 4: ...neoVI FIRE 2 User s Guide iii 2016 Intrepid Control Systems Inc Version 2 1 October 10 2016 8 Support Contact Information 82 8 1 ICS United States Headquarters 82 8 2 ICS International Offices 82 ...

Page 5: ...ver USB and support for a wider input voltage range It also adds new revolutionary features to the world of vehicle networking tools such as support for CAN FD Automotive Ethernet and DoIP individual multi color network activity LEDs USB device hosting and much more 1 2 Package Contents Your neoVI FIRE 2 package includes both hardware and software Hardware You should receive the following The neoV...

Page 6: ...gure 2 If anything is missing or damaged please contact Intrepid for prompt assistance using the information in Chapter 8 Detailed instructions for attaching the cables to your hardware are provided later in the document Note While the USB cable in the FIRE 2 package uses industry standard connectors and pinouts not all USB cables are the same To ensure reliable operation please use the cable incl...

Page 7: ...Vehicle Spy vehicle network software Drivers for the neoVI FIRE 2 An API install kit containing the neoVI Explorer utility for configuring the device Documentation materials Intrepid s Vehicle Spy often abbreviated as VSpy is the Swiss army knife of automotive networking tools It allows you to easily monitor and transmit on vehicle networks and includes capabilities for ECU simulation data acquisi...

Page 8: ...ng The FIRE 2 enables the acquisition of data from networks with precise control over collection parameters It is designed to operate not just when connected to a PC but also in standalone mode running independently within a vehicle You can write custom scripts that run in real time logging data to the included microSD card This data can later be downloaded to the PC for analysis and this can be d...

Page 9: ...ing over ten times the performance of earlier devices Memory updated to 32 MB and on board flash to 64 MB allowing much more space for scripting and buffering Field upgradeable firmware Support for 4 5V to 40V input power Built in five second uninterruptible power supply to ensure graceful shutdown on power loss Ability to configure device and download SD card data on the desktop using only USB po...

Page 10: ...ing functionality SD card logging of all traffic Software configurable sleep mode Low power modes Comatose support device wakeup can be triggered by all 12 CAN transceivers all 4 LIN channels by USB or by the membrane keypad PC Interface and SD Card Support High speed isolated USB connection protects PC from potential damage Support for microSD cards up to 128 GB in size Data can be unloaded from ...

Page 11: ...rnet network requires an Intrepid RAD Moon or similar media converter device Additional cables may be needed depending on the nature of the network to which the neoVI FIRE 2 is being connected Intrepid s Vehicle Spy Professional is recommended for use with the FIRE 2 and provides everything you need to set up your hardware and use all of its capabilities The setup program for VSpy will also instal...

Page 12: ...er serviceable parts Do not attempt to open the case of the neoVI FIRE 2 unless specifically instructed to do so by an Intrepid Control Systems technician or you risk possible injury or damage to the unit 2 1 Case and Overall Design The neoVI FIRE 2 is enclosed in a sturdy black anodized metal case The device has been designed and tested for in vehicle use and is operational in a temperature range...

Page 13: ...ation including the device serial number pinouts of its HD 26 and µDB 9 connectors and Intrepid s contact information Figure 4 Pinouts for all FIRE 2 connectors and cables can be found in Chapter 7 Figure 4 neoVI FIRE 2 Bottom View Note that the FIRE 2 s miscellaneous I O channels are EMISC 1 and EMISC 2 The MISC DIO 5 and MISC DIO 6 entries will be removed in future FIRE 2 label printings ...

Page 14: ...rt enabling CAN LIN and Ethernet messages to be passed between the network and the FIRE 2 This connector also provides primary power to the device Green and Red Status LEDs You can determine the status of the neoVI FIRE 2 by observing the blink pattern of these two LEDs The patterns here will be identical to those seen in the keypad button LEDs on the top membrane panel explained in Section 2 4 Th...

Page 15: ...his smaller connector to the standard DB 9 commonly used in the automotive industry USB Host Port The USB A connector allows the FIRE 2 to act as a USB host so other devices can plug into it Please see Section 6 2 for more details microSD Slot and Cover This slot holds the microSD card that stores data logged or captured by the neoVI FIRE 2 It is protected by a metal cover that prevents accidental...

Page 16: ...am running in the FIRE 2 Keypad Buttons and LEDs There are two keypad buttons on the neoVI FIRE 2 s top membrane one with a blue computer icon located near the top left and one with a white car icon located near the bottom right Pressing either button toggles the meaning of the 8 RGB LEDs on the membrane as follows Blue Button Top Left When pressed activates the blue set of LED meanings each RGB L...

Page 17: ...tion 4 2 for more details Table 1 FIRE 2 Green Red LED Flash Patterns Network Logger Status RGB LEDs The membrane contains 8 RGB full color LEDs in two rows of four The meaning of each LED changes depending on whether the upper left blue button has been pressed or the lower right white button so the 8 LEDs actually indicate a total of 16 separate status conditions To find the current meaning of ea...

Page 18: ... Active LEDs In this image the blue set of LED meanings is active as indicated by the green LED being lit within the blue computer icon in the top left corner this LED alternates between green and red when the device is online The other LEDs thus mean that the neoVI FIRE 2 is active and transmitting on the HSCAN1 HSCAN2 MSCAN HSCAN3 and HSCAN4 channels in use these all flash a few times per second...

Page 19: ...the white set is selected bottom right keypad button flashing Again the LEDs are listed from top to bottom left to right Label Icon Description CoreMini script active Disk solid state drive activity Data being uploaded Logging a triggered collection after the trigger condition has activated GPS lock using neoVI MIC2 available later in 2016 General purpose user programmable HSCAN5 Transmit receive ...

Page 20: ... than would be the case if it were built in and also allows the cable to be easily replaced if it is ever damaged Figure 9 USB A B Cable µDB 9 Micro DB 9 to DB 9 Cable As mentioned in Section 2 3 a µDB 9 connector was used on the FIRE 2 to allow it to be made smaller This is a straight through cable that adapts the smaller connector to the regular DB 9 used in automotive applications The cable can...

Page 21: ...es to the mating connector on the neoVI FIRE 2 adapting it into an industry standard DB 9 connector FIRE 2 Ethernet Cable Adapter This special cable breaks out the HD 26 connector on the left side of the neoVI FIRE 2 to three connectors that are used to communicate with vehicle networks The cable is illustrated in Figure 12 while the network interface connectors are described further below ...

Page 22: ...is is the main vehicle network interface connector carrying CAN LIN and Ethernet messages as well as providing power to the FIRE 2 from the network Figure 13 As we ll see later in the manual it is also used to connect an additional cable for OBD applications Figure 13 DB 25 Connector This connector carries main network traffic and primary DC power to the FIRE 2 DB 9 Connector This connector carrie...

Page 23: ... standard Ethernet cable for Automotive Ethernet and DoIP applications Figure 15 Figure 15 RJ 45 Socket OBD Cables The FIRE 2 comes with your choice of one of five OBD cables which are used to interface the device to a vehicle or bench OBD port Four of these cables attach to the DB 25 connector on the FIRE 2 Ethernet Cable Adapter Figure 13 while the fifth actually takes the place of that cable co...

Page 24: ...IRE 2 and your network or bench neoVI OBD 1 Cable This cable which has a red OBD II connector is used primarily for General Motors vehicles It can be seen in Figure 16 Figure 16 neoVI OBD 1 Cable neoVI OBD MULTI Cable This cable has a standard black OBD II connector and is suitable for use with the vehicles of most OEMs It is pictured in Figure 17 Figure 17 neoVI OBD MULTI Cable ...

Page 25: ... OBD MULTI cable but terminates with a right angled OBD II connector for vehicles where this is required A picture of the cable is shown in Figure 18 Figure 18 neoVI OBD MULTI Right Angle Cable neoVI FIRE RED J1939 Cable This cable terminates in a round 9 pin Deutsch connector for use in commercial vehicles Figure 19 Figure 19 neoVI FIRE RED J1939 Cable ...

Page 26: ...6 FIRE 2 OBD Cable with DoIP Support This special cable attaches to the FIRE 2 s HD 26 connector in place of the regular FIRE 2 Ethernet Cable Adapter It contains DB 25 DB 9 and OBD II connectors wired for DoIP use and is illustrated in Figure 20 Figure 20 FIRE 2 OBD Cable with DoIP Support ...

Page 27: ...r to allow you to get the most from your neoVI FIRE 2 If you purchase Vehicle Spy its installer will be included on the software disc that comes with the device if not a more limited trial version will be provided instead Note A separate driver installer is provided for those who will be interfacing to the neoVI FIRE 2 using its API rather than using Vehicle Spy Please see Section 3 2 for details ...

Page 28: ...nline support materials 2 Start Vehicle Spy 3 Installation Click Vehicle Spy 3 Install 3 Select Language Select your preferred language and then click to proceed For the remainder of these directions we will assume that English has been used The Vehicle Spy 3 setup wizard will now start displaying a welcome screen as shown in Figure 22 though the exact version number is likely to differ from the o...

Page 29: ...e agreement and assuming its terms are acceptable select I accept the agreement then click Figure 23 Figure 23 Vehicle Spy 3 License Agreement 6 Select Installation Type We are doing a new installation so simply click to continue 7 Select Destination Location Choose where you want to install Vehicle Spy 3 Figure 24 We normally recommend using the default location Click Figure 24 Choosing the Desti...

Page 30: ...Choose where you want your Windows shortcuts for Vehicle Spy 3 to reside Again the defaults are generally fine here though you can change them if you wish Click to proceed 10 Select Additional Tasks The one option here is to create a desktop icon for Vehicle Spy 3 which is selected by default Uncheck the box if you do not wish to have this icon created then click You have now provided all of the i...

Page 31: ...27 Figure 27 Installing Vehicle Spy 3 After completing installation of the software itself the wizard will automatically install various drivers required by Vehicle Spy 3 and the neoVI FIRE 2 The first install will be guided by the VCP Driver Installer 12 Install VCP Drivers Click to begin installing the first set of drivers This will usually take only a few seconds and when completed a message wi...

Page 32: ... This is a special support program that allows Ethernet traffic on a PC to be captured and displayed by Vehicle Spy 3 You will see a window similar to the one shown in Figure 30 Figure 30 WinPcap setup wizard 13 Install WinPcap Click to start the installation process Review the WinPcap license agreement and click if you are willing to abide by its terms Leave the box on the next screen checked so ...

Page 33: ...ck to begin installing the ICS port drivers At this point you may receive a prompt from Windows like the one shown in Figure 32 Please click to authorize driver installation Figure 32 Windows Security Dialog Box Once installation begins it will take only a few moments and when completed a message will appear like the one in Figure 33 15 Complete Port Driver Installation Click to exit this part of ...

Page 34: ...e accessed via its API Please follow the steps below All of these files are installed automatically with Vehicle Spy 3 so if you followed the instructions in Section 3 1 you can skip the directions here 1 Load the Software and Documentation Disc Insert the disc that came with your neoVI FIRE 2 into the optical drive of your computer A few seconds later the ICS software installation menu should aut...

Page 35: ...P1210 J2534 Intrepid API Install 3 Select Language Select your preferred language and then click to proceed We will assume that English has been used The setup wizard for the ICS API and driver kit will now start displaying a welcome screen as shown in Figure 36 The version number you see may be different from the one shown here Figure 36 API and Driver Setup Wizard Welcome Screen ...

Page 36: ...ent and assuming its terms are acceptable select I accept the agreement then click Figure 37 Figure 37 API and Driver File License Agreement 6 Select Installation Type We are doing a new installation so simply click to continue 7 Select Destination Location Choose where you want to install Vehicle Spy 3 Figure 38 We normally recommend keeping the default location Click Figure 38 Choosing the API K...

Page 37: ...iew Installation Options and Begin Installation Ensure that the options you have chosen are correct and then click The wizard will now begin installing Vehicle Spy 3 A window will appear showing you the progress of the installation Figure 40 Figure 40 Installing API and Drivers After completing the basic setup the wizard will automatically install various drivers required by the neoVI FIRE 2 The f...

Page 38: ...2005 will be automatically installed if they are not already on the computer You may briefly see a dialog box like the one in Figure 42 If a prompt appears saying the files are already installed hit to continue Figure 42 Installing Support Files for Microsoft Visual C 2005 Another ICS driver installer dialog box will appear now 10 Install ICS Port Drivers Click to begin installing the ICS port dri...

Page 39: ...message will appear like the one in Figure 44 11 Complete Port Driver Installation Click to exit this part of the install Figure 44 Port Driver Installation Complete You will now see a dialog box like the one shown in Figure 45 indicating that the setup process is complete Figure 45 Vehicle Spy 3 Setup Complete 12 Exit the Setup Wizard Click Congratulations you re done ...

Page 40: ...are connected to the DB 25 of the FIRE 2 Ethernet Cable Adapter and then attach to an OBD port on a vehicle or network test bench The fifth the FIRE 2 OBD Cable with DoIP Support replaces the FIRE2 Ethernet Cable Adapter Basic Hardware Hookup Diagram Figure 46 shows the basic hardware configuration of the neoVI FIRE 2 with the USB cable connecting the device to the PC and the FIRE 2 Ethernet Cable...

Page 41: ...le Figure 48 shows the hardware setup using the neoVI OBD MULTI cable Vehicle Networks Figure 48 FIRE 2 Hardware Hookup Diagram with neoVI OBD MULTI Cable OBD Hardware Hookup Diagram neoVI OBD MULTI Right Angle Cable The hardware setup for the neoVI OBD MULTI Right Angle cable is the same as that of the neoVI OBD MULTI except the OBD connector is at a right angle to the cable for use where this is...

Page 42: ... Hardware Hookup Diagram neoVI FIRE RED J1939 Cable Figure 50 shows the setup when using the neoVI FIRE RED J1939 cable for OBD Vehicle Networks Figure 50 FIRE 2 Hardware Hookup Diagram with neoVI FIRE RED J1939 Cable OBD Hardware Hookup Diagram FIRE 2 OBD Cable with DoIP Support The special FIRE 2 OBD Cable with DoIP Support replaces the FIRE 2 Ethernet Cable Adapter as shown in Figure 51 ...

Page 43: ...us I O channels which you may or may not need depending on your application The connection steps are listed in a specific order chosen to make the process intuitive and to prioritize the power connection so you can verify quickly that the FIRE 2 is operational However the steps can be performed in any order you find convenient HD 26 and OBD Cable Connections to FIRE 2 The connections made here wil...

Page 44: ... Cable to DB 25 Connector on FIRE 2 Ethernet Cable Adapter OBD Use Only Connect the female DB 25 connector of your neoVI OBD 1 neoVI OBD MULTI neoVI OBD MULTI Right Angle or neoVI FIRE RED J1939 cable to the male DB 25 of the FIRE 2 Ethernet Cable Adapter Figure 53 Figure 53 Attaching the DB 25 Connector of an OBD Cable to the DB 25 on the FIRE 2 Ethernet Cable Adapter ...

Page 45: ... 9 Cable Connection to FIRE 2 We ll now continue with the µDB 9 connector on the other side of the FIRE 2 using the special µDB 9 to DB 9 cable that comes with the device This connection carries LIN and miscellaneous I O channels for networks that require them if they are not relevant to you the next two steps can be skipped 4 Attach µDB 9 Connector FIRE 2 Attach the µDB 9 end of the cable to the ...

Page 46: ...the PC slot or a powered hub 1 Attach USB B Connector to FIRE 2 Insert the square B connector on the supplied USB cable into the matching receptacle on the right side of the FIRE 2 Figure 55 Figure 55 Connecting the USB Cable to the neoVI FIRE 2 2 Attach USB A Connector to PC or USB Hub Attach the standard rectangular USB connector to your PC or USB hub Upon making the USB connection you may notic...

Page 47: ... of using neoVI Explorer so you will understand the utility well when we get into settings specific to the FIRE 2 Starting neoVI Explorer from within Vehicle Spy There are several ways to open neoVI Explorer from within VSpy These are probably the two easiest since they are accessible at all times Menu Item Click the Setup menu and then select Hardware Hardware Setup Button Click the button locate...

Page 48: ...ntrepidCS folder then open the ICS API Install Kit subfolder and finally select neoVI Explorer Figure 58 Figure 58 Starting neoVI Explorer as a Standalone Program from the API Kit Connecting to the FIRE 2 When neoVI Explorer loads it will start up with the first hardware device it can find selected in the menu pane on the left You should see your neoVI FIRE 2 listed here along with its serial numb...

Page 49: ...n in the upper right hand part of the window is device specific and described in Section 4 2 The screen as a whole should appear similar to that shown in Figure 59 but note that the version number shown at the bottom may be different Figure 59 Typical neoVI Explorer Window After Initial Connection to the neoVI FIRE 2 Note It is possible to click on various parameter groups at any time but they wil...

Page 50: ...at you are done working with the FIRE 2 This step is actually optional because neoVI Explorer will disconnect from any connected devices when you exit the program Searching for Devices If you attach new hardware to your PC after starting neoVI Explorer press the Search For Devices button at the bottom left of the dialog box to prompt the program to scan for new hardware you can manage Exiting neoV...

Page 51: ...d MCHIP and CCHIP You normally won t need to look in this area because as we ll see in Section 4 3 neoVI Explorer shows you the current and available firmware versions for your FIRE 2 when you connect to it Updating Firmware Firmware is essentially software that runs hardware and is required to enable the many capabilities of your neoVI FIRE 2 New versions of firmware are created regularly by Intr...

Page 52: ...vice and a message will appear in the message box on the right to tell you that the process has completed Figure 62 neoVI Explorer Firmware Message Box and Manual Reflash Button Note that while firmware updates are in progress the device will be in bootloader mode indicated by a three green one red LED flash sequence This will stop when the update is complete Also even if only one of the firmware ...

Page 53: ...e FIRE 2 will each be shown in black if they match the firmware versions within neoVI Explorer If they do not the current version and the newest available version will be shown in red to help you notice that an update is available as seen in Figure 62 Section 4 2 provides more information on firmware updates There are four buttons on this screen Two of them Load Defaults and Manual Reflash were de...

Page 54: ... and HS CAN4 currently disabled and the other channels enabled Figure 64 neoVI Explorer CAN Group All six of these channels have the same parameters which can be configured using the controls in the right hand pane the default settings are shown in Figure 65 Figure 65 neoVI Explorer Standard CAN Parameters with Default Settings Enabled Place a checkmark in this box to enable the channel or clear t...

Page 55: ...elected choose a baud rate for the data phase of CAN FD messages The default value is 2000000 CAN FD Timing Settings When Specify by Baud is deselected use these settings TQ SEG1 TQ SEG2 TQ Prop Sync BRP 1 for the data phase of CAN FD messages These parameters are for advanced users and normally should be left at their default values Mode The operating mode of the channel choose from one of these ...

Page 56: ...plorer Selectable CAN Group Selectable CAN Mode The master control for these channels can be found by clicking on Selectable CAN On the right hand side you will find a drop down box choose DWCAN LSFTCAN or SWCAN depending on which CAN variant you want for these two channels Figure 67 SWCAN is the default Figure 67 neoVI Explorer Selectable CAN Mode Control Based on your selection neoVI Explorer wi...

Page 57: ...that there are no CAN FD settings since CAN FD is not supported on LSFT CAN The default baud rate for LSFT CAN channels is 125000 Figure 68 neoVI Explorer LSFT CAN Parameters with Default Settings SW CAN SW CAN SW CAN 2 With SWCAN chosen under Selectable CAN the Single Wire CAN channels are enabled These have the same settings as the standard CAN channels with the following changes Figure 69 No CA...

Page 58: ...1 to LIN4 Each channel has an entry under the LIN group Figure 70 As with the CAN channels a green checkmark indicates that a particular channel is enabled while a red X means it is disabled Figure 70 neoVI Explorer LIN Group All of these channels have the same parameters which can be seen in Figure 71 In this image we have selected the Advanced Options checkbox to display its options described be...

Page 59: ...e first slave byte in bits default 0 Verbose Error Reporting When checked break errors and other error messages from the LIN driver are displayed 4 7 MISC IO This section contains parameters controlling the neoVI FIRE 2 s miscellaneous I O channels Reporting parameters can be found within the main MISC IO entry while others are contained in two subordinate panels in the explorer navigation tree Re...

Page 60: ...al output that is initially off or as a digital output that is initially on Figure 73 neoVI Explorer MISC I O Initial Channel Configuration Advanced Analog Settings The one option here allows you to control how often each channel is sampled 4 8 Other Parameters In addition to the network specific parameters described above there are a number of additional option sets that you can use to tailor the...

Page 61: ...S Shift Register Parameter for ISO 15765 2 Text API These parameters control the operation of the text API that can be used to operate the neoVI FIRE 2 using third party software Please contact Intrepid if you require assistance with using the API Figure 76 neoVI Explorer Text API Parameters Network Enables This area provides more options for controlling the enabling and disabling of individual ne...

Page 62: ...s all networks Note that this may include enabling networks that are mutually exclusive such as SW CAN and LSFT CAN If you use this option be sure to disable networks that should be off so the device remains in a valid configuration Disable All Disables all networks Performance Tests USB Performance Under Performance Tests is a single area called USB Performance Here you will find a test to check ...

Page 63: ...g with your FIRE 2 Due to the complexity of Vehicle Spy we only describe the basics necessary for the examples for full details on this powerful software tool please see the separate Vehicle Spy documentation 5 1 Monitoring Conventional Vehicle Networks The most basic use of the neoVI FIRE 2 is to monitor the activity on conventional vehicle networks such as CAN or LIN Once the device is connected...

Page 64: ...n located just above the message display Figure 80 Monitoring Message Traffic in Vehicle Spy Using the neoVI FIRE 2 Notice that the CAN messages are shown in their raw form with arbitration IDs and data bytes If you have a database matching the message traffic being monitored you can load it into a platform and Vehicle Spy will decode the messages and show the signals within each For details on ho...

Page 65: ...ce name and choose Select Hardware see Figure 79 3 Load Messages Editor Select Messages Editor from the Spy Networks menu 4 Select Transmit Messages Click the Transmit button found in the blue bar 5 Create Transmit Message To the right of the drop down box that currently says HS CAN click the button Vehicle Spy will generate a new HS CAN transmit message called Tx Message HS CAN 1 preset with defa...

Page 66: ...ame to Engine Speed With these changes the message should now appear as seen in Figure 82 Figure 82 Vehicle Spy Transmit Message with Arb ID and Named Signal We ll now use the Tx Panel to specify a simple static value to send in that signal and then instruct Vehicle Spy to transmit the message periodically 9 Load Tx Panel Select Tx Panel from the Spy Networks menu 10 Select Message Click on HS CAN...

Page 67: ...3 Our custom message is ready to transmit Figure 83 Vehicle Spy Tx Panel with 100 Millisecond Periodic Rate Set and Signal Value Assigned Let s now switch to Messages View and go online to see our message being transmitted on the CAN network 13 Switch to Messages View Select Messages from the Spy Networks menu 14 Go Online Press the blue arrow button in the top left corner of Vehicle Spy You shoul...

Page 68: ...Interfacing to Automotive Ethernet BroadR Reach 100BASE T1 The neoVI FIRE 2 can be used to monitor and transmit on a BroadR Reach 100BASE T1 Automotive Ethernet network with the help of a device that changes the BroadR Reach PHY into the standard 10 100 Ethernet PHY used by the FIRE 2 Intrepid sells an inexpensive tool for this exact purpose called the RAD Moon media converter Figure 85 shows the ...

Page 69: ...FIRE 2 Hookup Diagram for Automotive Ethernet Using RAD Moon Media Converter 5 4 Using the Ethernet Interface for DoIP and XCP This section will be detailed in a future version of this manual 5 5 Using Miscellaneous I O Channels This section will be detailed in a future version of this manual 5 6 Standalone Logging This section will be detailed in a future version of this manual 5 7 CoreMini Scrip...

Page 70: ... a full API that allows you to control the device from other software packages or custom written software For instructions on using the API please consult its documentation on the Intrepid website at http www intrepidcs com support ICSDocumentation neoVIDLL neoVIDLLhelpdoc html 6 2 USB Host The neoVI FIRE 2 comes with a USB host port that allows other devices to be plugged into it see Figure 6 in ...

Page 71: ...nel positive 2 HS CAN 4 L High Speed CAN channel 4 low 3 HS CAN 5 L High Speed CAN channel 5 low 4 HS CAN 1 L High Speed CAN channel 1 low 5 MS CAN L Medium Speed CAN channel low 6 HS CAN 2 L High Speed CAN channel 2 low 7 HS CAN 3 L High Speed CAN channel 3 low 8 HS CAN 6 L LSFT CAN L High Speed CAN channel 6 low Low Speed Fault Tolerant CAN channel 1 low 9 ETH TX Ethernet transmit channel negati...

Page 72: ...ector Pinout The pinout for the µDB 9 connector on the FIRE 2 can be seen in Figure 87 and Table 5 Note that the I O channel numbering which skips 3 and 4 is designed to ensure backward compatibility with the original neoVI FIRE Pin Name Description 1 LIN 1 LIN channel 1 2 LIN 2 LIN channel 2 3 LIN 3 LIN channel 3 4 LIN 4 LIN channel 4 5 GND Ground 6 N C No connection 7 N C No connection 8 EMISC 1...

Page 73: ...CAN channel 1 high Single Wire CAN channel 2 4 HS CAN 6 L LSFT CAN L High Speed CAN channel 6 low Low Speed Fault Tolerant CAN channel 1 low 5 MS CAN H Medium Speed CAN channel high 6 MS CAN L Medium Speed CAN channel low 7 HS CAN 7 L LSFT CAN 2 L High Speed CAN channel 7 low Low Speed Fault Tolerant CAN channel 2 low 8 ISO K LIN 1 K Line channel 1 LIN channel 1 9 N C No connection 10 N C No conne...

Page 74: ...er DB 9 Connector Pinout RJ 45 Connector Pinout The pinout for the RJ 45 Ethernet connector on this cable can be found in Table 8 Pin Name Description 1 ETH TX Ethernet transmit channel positive 2 ETH TX Ethernet transmit channel negative 3 ETH RX Ethernet receive channel positive 4 N C No connection 5 N C No connection 6 ETH RX Ethernet receive channel negative 7 N C No connection 8 N C No connec...

Page 75: ...N channel 1 high 14 14 MS CAN H Medium Speed CAN channel high 15 5 HS CAN 2 H High Speed CAN channel 2 high 16 16 HS CAN 3 H High Speed CAN channel 3 high 17 19 HS CAN 6 H LSFT CAN H SW CAN 2 High Speed CAN channel 6 high Low Speed Fault Tolerant CAN channel 1 high Single Wire CAN channel 2 18 3 V BATT DC Input Power 19 25 ETH RX Ethernet receive channel negative 20 6 HS CAN 7 L LSFT CAN 2 L High ...

Page 76: ...nel 1 9 N C No connection 10 N C No connection 11 N C No connection 12 N C No connection 13 GND Ground 14 HS CAN 1 H High Speed CAN channel 1 high 15 HS CAN 1 L High Speed CAN channel 1 low 16 HS CAN 2 H High Speed CAN channel 2 high 17 HS CAN 2 L High Speed CAN channel 2 low 18 N C No connection 19 HS CAN 3 H High Speed CAN channel 3 high 20 HS CAN 3 L High Speed CAN channel 3 low 21 N C No conne...

Page 77: ... 13 Discretionary Discretionary 14 Discretionary HS CAN L High Speed CAN channel low 15 ISO L ISO 9141 2 L Line 16 VBATT Unswitched Vehicle Battery Positive Table 11 neoVI OBD 1 Cable OBD II J1962 Connector Pinout The table shows standard signals for the OBD II connector this includes J1850 which is not supported by the NEOVI FIRE 2 Cable Signal Mapping Table 12 contains the mapping of signals for...

Page 78: ...se two cables have the same pinouts and signal mappings as they differ only in the physical construction of the OBD II connector DB 25 Connector Pinout Table 13 shows the pinout of the DB 25 connector on the neoVI OBD 1 Pin Name Description 1 N C No connection 2 N C No connection 3 N C No connection 4 N C No connection 5 MS CAN H Medium Speed CAN channel high 6 MS CAN L Medium Speed CAN channel lo...

Page 79: ...y Discretionary 4 Chassis GND Chassis Ground 5 Signal GND Signal Ground 6 CAN H High Speed CAN channel high 7 ISO9141 K ISO 9141 2 K Line 8 Discretionary Discretionary 9 Discretionary Discretionary 10 J1850 J1850 line negative 11 Discretionary Discretionary 12 Discretionary Discretionary 13 Discretionary Discretionary 14 CAN L High Speed CAN channel low 15 ISO L ISO 9141 2 L Line 16 VBATT Unswitch...

Page 80: ... 2 L 17 14 CAN L HS CAN 1 L 15 15 ISO L ISO L 7 16 VBATT VBATT 25 Table 15 neoVI OBD MULTI Cable Signal Mapping 7 5 neoVI FIRE RED J1939 Cable Connector Pinouts and Signal Mapping This cable converts the neoVI DB 25 connector to a 9 pin Deutsch connector for use in commercial vehicles DB 25 Connector Pinout Table 16 contains the pinout of the DB 25 connector for this cable Pin Name Description 1 N...

Page 81: ...ector on this cable is found in Table 17 Pin Name Description 1 A Ground Ground 2 B Battery Battery Power 3 C CAN High High Speed CAN channel 1 high 4 D CAN Low High Speed CAN channel 1 low 5 E CAN Shield CAN shield 6 F J1708 J1708 channel high 7 G J1708 J1708 channel low 8 H CAN2 High High Speed CAN channel 1 high 9 J CAN2 Low High Speed CAN channel 1 low Table 17 neoVI FIRE RED J1939 Cable Deuts...

Page 82: ...the FIRE 2 and uses the same pinout shown in Table 4 the other connectors are described below along with a signal mapping table DB 25 Connector Pinout Table 19 lists the pins of the DB 25 connector on this cable Pin Name Description 1 HS CAN 7 H LSFT CAN 2 H SW CAN High Speed CAN channel 7 high Low Speed Fault Tolerant CAN channel 2 high Single Wire CAN channel 1 2 N C No connection 3 HS CAN 6 H L...

Page 83: ... HS CAN 3 L High Speed CAN channel 3 low 21 N C No connection 22 N C No connection 23 N C No connection 24 N C No connection 25 V BATT DC Input Power Table 19 FIRE 2 OBD Cable with DoIP Support DB 25 Connector Pinout DB 9 Connector Pinout Table 20 contains the pinout for the DB 9 connector on this cable Pin Name Description 1 LIN 1 LIN channel 1 2 LIN 2 LIN channel 2 3 LIN 3 LIN channel 3 4 ETH AC...

Page 84: ...l high 7 N C No connection 8 ETH ACTIVATE Ethernet activation line 9 MS CAN L Medium Speed CAN channel low 10 N C No connection 11 ETH TX Ethernet transmit channel negative 12 ETH RX Ethernet receive channel positive 13 ETH RX Ethernet receive channel negative 14 HS CAN L High Speed CAN channel low 15 N C No connection 16 VBATT DC power input Table 21 FIRE 2 OBD Cable with DoIP Support OBD II J196...

Page 85: ...igh Speed CAN channel 4 high 12 14 HS CAN 5 H High Speed CAN channel 5 high 13 5 HS CAN 1 H High Speed CAN channel 1 high 14 6 MS CAN H Medium Speed CAN channel high 15 1 HS CAN 2 H High Speed CAN channel 2 high 16 16 HS CAN 3 H High Speed CAN channel 3 high 17 19 HS CAN 6 H LSFT CAN H SW CAN 2 High Speed CAN channel 6 high Low Speed Fault Tolerant CAN channel 1 high Single Wire CAN channel 2 18 3...

Page 86: ... intrepidcs com Intrepid s normal support hours are from 8 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday United States Eastern time If you require assistance outside standard business hours feel free to contact us and a member of our support team will get back to you as soon as possible 8 2 ICS International Offices European Union Office For support in the EU please contact Intrepid s Germany office Phone 49 721 66...

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