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Appendix

A

Keysight AP1200A Multi-Protocol Vehicle Network Interface User Guide

91

SW CAN

Single Wire Controller Area Network

V

VCP

Intrepid Control Systems Driver

VSpy

Vehicle Spy

X

XCP

Measurement and Calibration Protocol

Table A-1

Abbreviation and Definition

Abbreviation

Definition

Summary of Contents for AP1200A

Page 1: ...Keysight AP1200A Multi Protocol Vehicle Network Interface User Guide ...

Page 2: ...customarily provided to the public to use modify reproduce release per form display or disclose commercial computer software or commercial com puter software documentation No additional government requirements beyond those set forth in the EULA shall apply except to the extent that those terms rights or licenses are explicitly required from all providers of commercial computer software pursu ant t...

Page 3: ...Summary of Key Features 20 Construction Controls and Cabling 20 Power and Performance 20 Network Interfaces and Features 21 Logging and Simulation 21 PC Interface and SD Card Support 22 Advanced Features 22 Hardware and Software Requirements 23 3 Hardware Overview Overview 26 Case and Overall Design 27 Temperature Specification 27 Left Side Interfaces and Connectors 29 HD 26 Network Interface Conn...

Page 4: ... 26HD cable F to 12x DB 9M 1x RJ 45 2x Banana Plugs for benchtop use 42 Optional OBD Cables 43 4 Hardware and Software Setup Overview 48 VSpy and Driver Installation and Setup 49 Hardware Connection Diagrams 50 Basic Hardware Connection Diagram 50 DB 25F to OBD II AP1200A MUL 51 OBD Cable with DoIP support HD26F to DB25M DB9M to OBDII AP1200A DIP 52 Vehicle Network and Power Connections 53 HD 26 a...

Page 5: ...or Pinout 71 RJ 45 Connector Pinout 72 Cable Signal Mapping 73 AP1200A DB9 DB 26HD cable F to 12x DB 9M 1x RJ 45 2x Banana Plugs for benchtop use 75 HS CAN MS CAN and Switchable SW CAN 75 LIN 76 RJ 45 77 Banana Jacks 77 AP1200A MUL DB 25F to OBD II Cable Connector Pinouts and Signal Mapping 78 DB 25 Connector Pinout 78 OBD II J1962 Connector Pinout 79 Cable Signal Mapping 80 AP1200A DIP OBD Cable ...

Page 6: ...Keysight AP1200A Multi Protocol Vehicle Network Interface User Guide AP1200A GMB DB 26HD to OBD x2 87 OBD Cable OBD x2 AP1200A GMB 87 A Appendix List of Abbreviations 90 B Appendix Service and Support 94 ...

Page 7: ...3 13 RJ 45 Socket 41 Figure 3 14 DB 26HD cable F to 12x DB 9M 1x RJ 45 2x Banana Plugs 42 Figure 3 15 DB 25F to OBD II 43 Figure 3 16 AP1200A OBD Cable with DoIP Support 44 Figure 3 17 DB 26HD to OBD x2 45 Figure 4 1 Basic AP1200A Hardware Connection Diagram 50 Figure 4 2 AP1200A Hardware Connection Diagram with OBD II AP1200A MUL Cable 51 Figure 4 3 AP1200A Hardware Connection Diagram with AP1200...

Page 8: ...8 Keysight AP1200A Multi Protocol Vehicle Network Interface User Guide Figure 8 1 AP1200A HD 26 Connector Pin Numbering 68 Figure 8 2 AP1200A µDB 9 Connector Pin Numbering 69 ...

Page 9: ...ter RJ 45 Connector Pinout 72 Table 8 6 AP1200A Ethernet Cable Adapter Signal Mapping 73 Table 8 7 HS CAN MS CAN and Switchable SW CAN 75 Table 8 8 LIN 76 Table 8 9 RJ 45 77 Table 8 10 Banana Jacks 77 Table 8 11 DB 25 Connector Pinout 78 Table 8 12 OBD II J1962 Connector Pinout 79 Table 8 13 AP1200A MUL Cable Signal Mapping 80 Table 8 14 AP1200A OBD Cable with DoIP Support DB 25 Connector Pinout 8...

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Page 11: ...Keysight AP1200A Multi Protocol Vehicle Network Interface User Guide 11 1 Product Inspection Check the Product 12 ...

Page 12: ... Technologies perform the following product inspection Inspect the outer shipping container foam lined instrument case and product for damage Retain the outer cardboard shipping container until you have inspected the contents of the shipment for completeness and you have checked the product mechanically and electrically Locate the shipping list and verify that all items ordered were received ...

Page 13: ...ehicle Network Interface User Guide 13 Package Contents Figure 1 1 AP1200A Package Contents AP1200A USB 2 0 A B Cable 32 GB Micro SD Card DB 9F to DB 9M Cable Adapter AP1200A J45 AP1200A DB9 Standard Items Optional Items AP1200A MUL AP1200A DIP AP1200A GMP ...

Page 14: ... with DoIP support HD26F to DB25M DB9M to OBDII AP1200A GMB DB 26HD to OBD x2 AP00000A SPY Vehicle Spy 3 Enterprise Full Version If anything is missing contact Keysight Technologies Service and Support on page 94 for prompt assistance The Vehicle Spy 3 Enterprise Full Version comes with the following A copy of Vehicle Spy vehicle network software Drivers for the AP1200A An API install kit containi...

Page 15: ... hand in hand Keysight recommends purchasing a VSpy license to go along with your new hardware Install AP00000A SPY Vehicle Spy or use a limited Vehicle Spy Trial available from Keysight s partner Intrepid Control Systems here It is also possible to control the AP1200A from within other software using one of the APIs that the device supports Visual Inspection Be sure to inspect all instrument cabl...

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Page 17: ...eysight AP1200A Multi Protocol Vehicle Network Interface User Guide 17 2 Introduction and Overview Introduction 18 Operational Overview 19 Summary of Key Features 20 Hardware and Software Requirements 23 ...

Page 18: ... transmit on networks and create custom simulations for network analysis and troubleshooting The AP1200A provides more CAN channels superior performance more robust case and connectors far larger script space the ability to download data from the included SD card over USB and support for a wider input voltage range It also adds new revolutionary features to the world of vehicle networking tools su...

Page 19: ...alone Logging The AP1200A 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 You can later download this data to the PC for analysis and th...

Page 20: ... 340 g Solid anodized aluminum case Thick rubber end boots for shock protection Ruggedized metal connectors Cable interfaces on sides for easier connections Multiple cable options for vehicle networks including Ethernet DoIP and OBD II Top membrane interface with network and logger status LEDs and two pushbuttons Ability to control LEDs and pushbuttons in custom scripts Power and Performance The f...

Page 21: ...upport for non ISO CAN FD with ISO CAN FD upgrade included when it is available Software programmable CAN termination 4 LIN channels 2 MISC I O channels for analog PWM configuration Software configurable CAN and LIN channel enable disable baud rates and other parameters 10 100 Ethernet with low power mode and activation line Ethernet link usable for DoIP XCP or to connect to Automotive Ethernet Br...

Page 22: ...ial damage Support for microSD cards up to 128 GB in size Data can be unloaded from the microSD card via USB without the need to remove the card or via the included card reader Download speeds of up to 3 2 MB s Firmware based SD card presence and card door detector Advanced Features Device control by external software using three open APIs neoVI DLL SAE J2534 and TMC RP1210 A B USB host slot for h...

Page 23: ...cing to a BroadR Reach 100BASE T1 Automotive Ethernet network requires a Keysight APM0100E 100BASE T1 Ethernet Media Converter or similar media converter device Additional cables may be needed to connect the AP1200A depending on the nature of the network Vehicle Spy Professional is recommended for use with the AP1200A and provides everything you need to set up your hardware and use all of its capa...

Page 24: ...2 Introduction and Overview 24 Keysight AP1200A Multi Protocol Vehicle Network Interface User Guide THIS PAGE HAS BEEN INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK ...

Page 25: ...Network Interface User Guide 25 3 Hardware Overview Overview 26 Case and Overall Design 27 Left Side Interfaces and Connectors 29 Right Side Interfaces and Connectors 30 Membrane LED Display and Keypad 32 Standard Cables and Cable Options 38 ...

Page 26: ...ted on its sides making the device easier to use in cramped quarters There is the left side and right side of the unit as oriented when facing the device with its top label text WARNING The AP1200A is a complex device that does not contain any user serviceable parts Do not attempt to open the case of the AP1200A or you risk possible injury or damage to the unit ...

Page 27: ... hardware devices To ensure that the AP1200A provides you with years of reliable service Keysight has ruggedized the physical interfaces on the device by using reinforced metal connectors To further protect the device against bumps and drops it has rubber bumpers on both ends These bumpers are removable but there is no need to do this under normal circumstances and Keysight recommends that you lea...

Page 28: ...rence information including the device serial number pinouts of its HD 26 and µDB 9 connectors as shown in Figure 3 2 Pinouts for all AP1200A connectors and cables are in Chapter 8 Reference for Connector Pinouts and Cable Signal Mappings Figure 3 2 AP1200A Bottom View NOTE The AP1200A s miscellaneous I O channels are EMISC 1 and EMISC 2 ...

Page 29: ...face cables is connected to this port enabling CAN LIN and Ethernet messages to pass between the network and the AP1200A This connector also provides primary power to the device Red and Green Status LEDs You can determine the status of the AP1200A 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 d...

Page 30: ... As such the cable supplied with the AP1200A is a USB A B cable µDB 9 Micro DB 9 Connector The connector carries LIN and miscellaneous I O signals to and from the AP1200A Using a micro DB 9 allows the device to be more compact the cable provided converts this smaller connector to the standard DB 9 commonly used in the automotive industry USB Host Port The USB A connector allows the AP1200A to act ...

Page 31: ... protected by a metal cover that prevents accidental ejection of the card and protects the slot from dirt and debris You can download the contents of the installed microSD card over USB or for larger data sets remove the card and use an external card reader Micro SIM Slot and Cover The slot can hold a Micro SIM card Like the microSD card slot it is covered with a metal plate to protect it and the ...

Page 32: ...to toggle the indicator mode and for other functions Figure 3 5 AP1200A Membrane LED Display and Keypad All of the LEDs and buttons are scriptable you can use the buttons for user input and the LEDs provide information from a CoreMini program running in the AP1200A Keypad Buttons and LEDs There are two keypad buttons on the AP1200A s top membrane as follows One with a white computer icon located n...

Page 33: ...meanings is active and may also be more convenient for monitoring general device status than the left side LEDs The green and red status LEDs on the top membrane and on the side of the AP1200A show information about the AP1200A through several flash patterns described in Table 3 1 Table 3 1 AP1200A Green Red LED Flash Patterns Flash Pattern Description Green LED flashing rapidly red LED off AP1200...

Page 34: ...ages on this channel Blue The device is receiving messages on this channel Red The device is detecting errors on this channel It is possible for more than one LED component to be lit producing the following results Green Blue Cyan The device is transmitting and receiving on this channel Green Red Yellow The device is transmitting and detecting errors on this channel Blue Red Magenta The device is ...

Page 35: ...on in the top left corner this LED alternates between green and red when the device is online The other LEDs thus mean that the AP1200A is active and transmitting on the HSCAN1 HSCAN2 MSCAN HSCAN3 and HSCAN4 channels in use all these flash a few times per second NOTE The blink rate remains the same regardless of the traffic level NOTE The LED for HSCAN4 is yellowish it is flashing both a bright gr...

Page 36: ...al orientation Table 3 2 AP1200A Top Membrane Computer Set LED Meanings Label Description HSCAN1 Transmit receive error status of HS CAN channel 1 HSCAN2 Transmit receive error status of HS CAN channel 2 MSCAN Transmit receive error status of MS CAN channel HSCAN3 Transmit receive error status of HS CAN channel 3 HSCAN4 Transmit receive error status of HS CAN channel 4 DoIP Transmit receive error ...

Page 37: ...e LEDs are listed from top to bottom left to right Table 3 3 Top Membrane Car Set LED Meanings Label Description CoreMini script active Disk solid state drive activity Uploading data Logging a triggered collection after the trigger condition has activated GPS lock General purpose user programmable HSCAN5 Transmit receive error status of HS CAN channel 5 CAN8 Transmit receive error status of HS CAN...

Page 38: ...e For connector pinouts and cable signal tables of the AP1200A refer to Chapter 8 Reference for Connector Pinouts and Cable Signal Mappings for details except for the USB cable which is industry standard USB A B Cable This standard cable shown in Figure 3 7 connects PCs or other hosts to USB devices that do not have integrated cables The detachable cable makes the AP1200A easier to transport compa...

Page 39: ...connector to the regular DB 9 used in automotive applications The cable is as shown in Figure 3 8 while a close up of the special µDB 9 connector is as shown in Figure 3 9 Figure 3 8 µDB 9 Micro DB 9 to DB 9 Cable Figure 3 9 Close up of µDB 9 Connector This µDB 9 connector attaches to the mating connector on the AP1200A adapting it into an industry standard DB 9 connector For details on pinouts se...

Page 40: ...etworks and receive its primary power input Figure 3 10 shows the cable while descriptions of the network interface connectors are as follows Figure 3 10 AP1200A Ethernet Cable Adapter DB 25 Connector The main vehicle network interface connector in Figure 3 11 carries CAN LIN and Ethernet messages as well as provide power to the AP1200A from the network This connector carries main network traffic ...

Page 41: ...N applications This industry standard connector carries LIN traffic Figure 3 12 DB 9 Connector RJ 45 Connector This female RJ 45 socket in Figure 3 13 attaches a standard Ethernet cable for Automotive Ethernet and DoIP applications Figure 3 13 RJ 45 Socket For details on pinouts see AP1200A J45 Ethernet Cable Adapter Connector Pinouts and Signal Mapping on page 70 ...

Page 42: ...n the AP1200A to individual DB 9M connectors for multiple 8 x CAN and 4 x LIN channels plus an additional RJ 45 connector for DoIP and two banana plugs for power This cable also has a switchable 2x SWCAN channel and 1x Individual MSCAN cable Figure 3 14 DB 26HD cable F to 12x DB 9M 1x RJ 45 2x Banana Plugs For details on pinouts see AP1200A DB9 DB 26HD cable F to 12x DB 9M 1x RJ 45 2x Banana Plugs...

Page 43: ...the AP1200A and your network or bench AP1200A MUL DB 25F to OBD II This cable in Figure 3 15 has a standard black OBD II connector and is suitable for use with the vehicles of most OEMs The DB 25F mates to the DB 25M connector on the AP1200A J45 cable converting DB 25 to a standard OBD II connector with a pinout to meet the needs of most newer vehicles using multiple DW CAN channels Figure 3 15 DB...

Page 44: ...r in place of the regular AP1200A Ethernet Cable Adapter Figure 3 16 shows the DB 25 DB 9 and OBD II connectors wired for use with DoIP Suitable for gatewaying all traffic over pins 6 and 14 exclusively or for use with DoIP Figure 3 16 AP1200A OBD Cable with DoIP Support For details on pinouts see AP1200A DIP OBD Cable with DoIP support HD26F to DB25M DB9M to OBDII cable Connector Pinouts and Sign...

Page 45: ...er Guide 45 AP1200A GMB DB 26HD to OBD x2 This cable adapts the AP1200A to two of the following SAE J1962 connectors One for the DLC on Global B vehicles One for a proprietary harness Figure 3 17 DB 26HD to OBD x2 For details on pinouts see AP1200A GMB DB 26HD to OBD x2 on page 87 ...

Page 46: ...3 Hardware Overview 46 Keysight AP1200A Multi Protocol Vehicle Network Interface User Guide THIS PAGE HAS BEEN INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK ...

Page 47: ... Protocol Vehicle Network Interface User Guide 47 4 Hardware and Software Setup Overview 48 VSpy and Driver Installation and Setup 49 Hardware Connection Diagrams 50 Vehicle Network and Power Connections 53 PC Connection 56 ...

Page 48: ... the AP1200A to work with a vehicle network Steps provided include how to install the required software and drivers connect cables between the AP1200A and the network and link the unit to a PC NOTE Vehicle and test bench setups will vary as such Keysight will only show a typical case in this guide You may need to alter these steps to suit your particular needs ...

Page 49: ...he driver from www keysight com find AP1200A the technical support page If you connect the hardware before installing the drivers the hardware will not work correctly Keysight recommends the full licensed version of VSpy so that you get the most from your AP1200A You can get the limited trial version of VSpy with the installer available here Refer to Hardware and Software Setup Vehicle Spy and Dri...

Page 50: ... PC Basic Hardware Connection Diagram Figure 4 1 shows the basic hardware configuration of the AP1200A with the USB cable connecting the device to the PC and the AP1200A Ethernet Cable Adapter and µDB 9 to DB 9 cables linking it to vehicle networks Figure 4 1 Basic AP1200A Hardware Connection Diagram Figure 4 1 shows basic connections with no OBD cable Vehicle Networks AP1200A DB 25 DB 9 RJ 45 PC ...

Page 51: ...de 51 DB 25F to OBD II AP1200A MUL Figure 4 2 shows the hardware setup using the DB 25F to OBD II AP1200A MUL Figure 4 2 AP1200A Hardware Connection Diagram with OBD II AP1200A MUL Cable Vehicle Networks OBD II AP1200A MUL Cable DB 25 DB 9 RJ 45 DB 9 µDB 9 Micro DB 9 AP1200A USB A B Cable PC HD 26 ...

Page 52: ...B9M to OBDII AP1200A DIP Figure 4 3 shows the special OBD Cable with DoIP support HD26F to DB25M DB9M to OBDII AP1200A DIP that replaces the AP1200A Ethernet Cable Adapter Figure 4 3 AP1200A Hardware Connection Diagram with AP1200A OBD Cable with DoIP Support Vehicle Networks DB 25 DB 9 OBD II DB 9 AP1200A μDB 9 Micro DB 9 HD 26 PC USB A B Cable ...

Page 53: ... specific order chosen to make the process intuitive and to prioritize the power connection so you can quickly verify that the AP1200A is operational However you can perform the steps in any order you find convenient HD 26 and OBD Cable Connections to AP1200A The connections made here will depend on the OBD cable if any you are using with the AP1200A Refer to the following steps if you are not usi...

Page 54: ...tach DB 25 DB 9 RJ 45 and optionally OBD II Connectors to Vehicle Network Attach the connectors from the AP1200A Ethernet Cable Adapter and your OBD cable if in use to their mating halves on your network then secure them in place As soon as you connect the device supplying power to the cable attached to the AP1200A the device should boot up You will recognize this by green LEDs beginning to flash ...

Page 55: ...s for networks that require them if they are not relevant to you skip the following steps 1 Attach µDB 9 Connector to AP1200A Attach the µDB 9 end of the cable to the female µDB 9 connector on the AP1200A and secure it in place as shown in Figure 4 6 2 Attach DB 9 Connector to Vehicle Network Attach the standard DB 9 at the end of the cable to the appropriate mating connector in your vehicle netwo...

Page 56: ...rt but the device works when connected directly to a PC USB slot you will need to use the PC slot or a powered hub 1 Attach USB B Connector to AP1200A Insert the square B connector on the supplied USB cable into the matching receptacle on the right side of the AP1200A as shown in Figure 4 7 Figure 4 7 Connecting the USB Cable to the AP1200A 2 Attach USB A Connector to PC or USB Hub Attach the stan...

Page 57: ...Keysight AP1200A Multi Protocol Vehicle Network Interface User Guide 57 5 Device Configuration Overview 58 ...

Page 58: ...u can also customize its operation to your exact needs by adjusting dozens of parameters that control its internal hardware and firmware In this chapter you will learn how to manage and fine tune your AP1200A including enabling and disabling networks adjusting baud rates turning on or off specific features and much more Refer to Device Configuration here for device configuration details ...

Page 59: ...Keysight AP1200A Multi Protocol Vehicle Network Interface User Guide 59 6 Core Feature Operation Overview 60 Interfacing to Automotive Ethernet BroadR Reach 100BASE T1 61 ...

Page 60: ...d where possible step by step instructions for those who wish to duplicate the results on the AP1200A The goal is to assist new users so provided are simplified examples Advanced users may prefer to skim or even skip this The examples use Vehicle Spy 3 Professional the optimal tool for working with your AP1200A Due to the complexity of VSpy Keysight only describes the basics necessary for the exam...

Page 61: ...1 shows the AP1200A connection diagram of Figure 4 1 modified to illustrate a typical Automotive Ethernet application Connect the RJ 45 jack on the AP1200A network interface cable to the APM0100E s RJ 45 jack using a standard Ethernet cable Then connect the BroadR Reach ECU or network to the APM0100E s Molex Mini50 connector on the other side of the converter Power provided for the APM0100E is via...

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Page 63: ...Keysight AP1200A Multi Protocol Vehicle Network Interface User Guide 63 7 Advanced Features Overview 64 neoVI API 64 USB Host 64 ...

Page 64: ...tware For instructions on using the API consult the documentation here USB Host The AP1200A comes with a USB host port that allows other devices to be plugged into it as shown in Figure 3 4 Due to the difficulties associated with driver development the intention of this port is for specific devices rather than general purpose use The design of the port is so that it works with devices like the Int...

Page 65: ...1200A J45 Ethernet Cable Adapter Connector Pinouts and Signal Mapping 70 AP1200A DB9 DB 26HD cable F to 12x DB 9M 1x RJ 45 2x Banana Plugs for benchtop use 75 AP1200A MUL DB 25F to OBD II Cable Connector Pinouts and Signal Mapping 78 AP1200A DIP OBD Cable with DoIP support HD26F to DB25M DB9M to OBDII cable Connector Pinouts and Signal Mapping 82 AP1200A GMB DB 26HD to OBD x2 87 ...

Page 66: ...ide Overview This chapter contains the complete information on pinouts for the connectors and the network interface cables on the AP1200A Provided are the following tables that show the mappings of signals between the pin numbers on the connectors of each network cable NOTE The USB cable is industry standard and not covered here ...

Page 67: ...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 negative 10 GND Ground 11 ETH ...

Page 68: ... CAN channel 2 19 V BATT DC Input Power 20 ETH RX Ethernet receive channel negative 21 HS CAN 7 L LSFT CAN 2 L High Speed CAN channel 7 low Low Speed Fault Tolerant CAN channel 2 low 22 ISO K LIN 1 LIN channel 1 23 LIN 2 LIN channel 2 24 LIN 3 LIN channel 3 25 ETH ACTIVATE Ethernet activation line 26 HS CAN 7 H LSFT CAN 2 H SW CAN High Speed CAN channel 7 high Low Speed Fault Tolerant CAN channel ...

Page 69: ...annel numbering which skips 3 and 4 is designed to ensure backward compatibility with the original device Table 8 2 AP1200A µDB 9 Connector Pinout Pin Number 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 Enhanced miscellaneous I O channel 1 analog or digital with PWM and 0 40 V...

Page 70: ...or on the AP1200A Ethernet Cable Adapter Table 8 3 AP1200A Ethernet Cable Adapter DB 25 Connector Pinout Pin Number 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 LSFT CAN H SW CAN 2 High Speed CAN channel 6 high Low Speed Fault Tolerant CAN channel 1 high Single ...

Page 71: ... Speed CAN channel 2 high 17 HS CAN 2 L High Speed CAN channel 2 low 18 HS CAN 4 H High Speed CAN channel 4 high 19 HS CAN 3 H High Speed CAN channel 3 high 20 HS CAN 3 L High Speed CAN channel 3 low 21 HS CAN 5 H High Speed CAN channel 5 high 22 HS CAN 5 L High Speed CAN channel 5 low 23 HS CAN 4 L High Speed CAN channel 4 low 24 N C No connection 25 V BATT DC Input Power Table 8 3 AP1200A Ethern...

Page 72: ... No connection 7 N C No connection 8 N C No connection 9 N C No connection Table 8 4 AP1200A Ethernet Cable Adapter DB 9 Connector Pinout Pin Number Name Description Table 8 5 AP1200A Ethernet Cable Adapter RJ 45 Connector Pinout Pin Number 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 co...

Page 73: ... channel 1 low 4 15 MS CAN L Medium Speed CAN channel low 5 6 HS CAN 2 L High Speed CAN channel 2 low 6 17 HS CAN 3 L High Speed CAN channel 3 low 7 20 HS CAN 6 L LSFT CAN L High Speed CAN channel 6 low Low Speed Fault Tolerant CAN channel 1 low 8 4 ETH TX Ethernet transmit channel negative 9 2 GND Ground 10 13 5 ETH RX Ethernet receive channel positive 11 3 HS CAN 4 H High Speed CAN channel 4 hig...

Page 74: ...t Tolerant CAN channel 2 low 21 7 ISO K LIN 1 LIN channel 1 22 1 LIN 2 LIN channel 2 23 2 LIN 3 LIN channel 3 24 3 ETH ACTIVATE Ethernet activation line 25 4 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 26 1 Table 8 6 AP1200A Ethernet Cable Adapter Signal Mapping Signal Name Signal Description HD 26 Pin Number DB...

Page 75: ...pinouts and signal mapping for HS CAN MS CAN and Switchable SW CAN Table 8 7 HS CAN MS CAN and Switchable SW CAN HD 26F Pin Number DB 9M Signal DB 9M Signal Description CAN Low CAN High GND PWR 4 HS CAN 1 High Speed CAN channel 1 2 7 3 14 HS CAN 1 High Speed CAN channel 1 2 7 3 5 MS CAN Medium Speed CAN channel 2 7 3 15 MS CAN Medium Speed CAN channel 2 7 3 6 HS CAN 2 High Speed CAN channel 2 2 7 ...

Page 76: ...3 21 HS CAN 7 SW CAN 1 High Speed CAN channel 7 Single Wire CAN channel 1 2 7 3 26 HS CAN 7 SW CAN 1 High Speed CAN channel 7 Single Wire CAN channel 1 2 7 3 Table 8 7 HS CAN MS CAN and Switchable SW CAN HD 26F Pin Number DB 9M Signal DB 9M Signal Description CAN Low CAN High GND PWR Table 8 8 LIN HD 26F Pin Number DB 9M Signal DB 9M Signal Description LIN Data GND PWR 22 LIN 1 LIN channel 1 2 3 2...

Page 77: ...45 Banana Jacks Table 8 10 shows the connector pinouts and plugs for banana jacks Table 8 9 RJ 45 HD 26F Pin Number RJ 45 Pin Number Signal Signal Description 1 1 ETH TX Ethernet transmit channel positive 9 2 ETH TX Ethernet transmit channel negative 11 3 ETH RX Ethernet receive channel positive 20 6 ETH RX Ethernet receive channel negative Table 8 10 Banana Jacks HD 26F Pin Number Plugs 19 PWR 10...

Page 78: ... connector Table 8 11 DB 25 Connector Pinout Pin Number 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 low 7 ISO L ISO 9141 2 L Line 8 ISO9141 K LIN1 ISO 9141 2 K Line LIN channel 1 9 N C No connection 10 N C No connection 11 N C No connection 12 N C No connection 13 GND G...

Page 79: ...nnection 24 N C No connection 25 V BATT DC Input Power Table 8 11 DB 25 Connector Pinout Pin Number Name Description Table 8 12 OBD II J1962 Connector Pinout Pin Number Name Description 1 Discretionary Discretionary 2 J1850 J1850 line positive 3 Discretionary 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 Di...

Page 80: ...e Battery Positive Table 8 12 OBD II J1962 Connector Pinout Pin Number Name Description NOTE The table shows standard signals for the OBD II connector this includes J1850 which is not supported by the AP1200A Table 8 13 AP1200A MUL Cable Signal Mapping OBD II Pin Number OBD II Signal DB 25 Signal DB 25 Pin Number 1 Discretionary HS CAN 3 H 19 2 J1850 N C N C 3 Discretionary MS CAN H 5 4 Chassis GN...

Page 81: ...ysight AP1200A Multi Protocol Vehicle Network Interface User Guide 81 13 Discretionary HS CAN 2 L 17 14 CAN L HS CAN 1 L 15 15 ISO L ISO L 7 16 VBATT VBATT 25 Table 8 13 AP1200A MUL Cable Signal Mapping OBD II Pin Number OBD II Signal DB 25 Signal DB 25 Pin Number ...

Page 82: ...inout Table 8 14 lists the pins of the DB 25 connector on this cable Table 8 14 AP1200A OBD Cable with DoIP Support DB 25 Connector Pinout Pin Number 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 LSFT CAN H SW CAN 2 High Speed CAN channel 6 high Low Speed Fault T...

Page 83: ... 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 connection 22 N C No connection 23 N C No connection 24 N C No connection 25 V BATT DC Input Power Table 8 14 AP1200A OBD Cable with DoIP Support DB 25 Connector Pinout Pin Number Name Description Table 8 15 AP1200A OBD Cable with ...

Page 84: ...r Name Description Table 8 16 AP1200A OBD Cable with DoIP Support OBD II J1962 Connector Pinout Pin Number Name Description 1 MS CAN H Medium Speed CAN channel high 2 N C No connection 3 ETH TX Ethernet transmit channel positive 4 N C No connection 5 GND Ground 6 HS CAN H High Speed CAN channel high 7 N C No connection 8 ETH ACTIVATE Ethernet activation line 9 MS CAN L Medium Speed CAN channel low...

Page 85: ...r DB 25 Pin Number DB 9 Pin Number OBD II Pin Number ETH TX Ethernet transmit channel positive 1 3 HS CAN 4 L High Speed CAN channel 4 low 2 15 HS CAN 5 L High Speed CAN channel 5 low 3 6 HS CAN 1 L High Speed CAN channel 1 low 4 14 MS CAN L Medium Speed CAN channel low 5 9 HS CAN 2 L High Speed CAN channel 2 low 6 17 HS CAN 3 L High Speed CAN channel 3 low 7 20 HS CAN 6 L LSFT CAN L High Speed CA...

Page 86: ...er 19 25 16 ETH RX Ethernet receive channel negative 20 13 HS CAN 7 L LSFT CAN 2 L High Speed CAN channel 7 low Low Speed Fault Tolerant CAN channel 2 low 21 ISO K LIN 1 LIN channel 1 22 8 1 LIN 2 LIN channel 2 23 2 LIN 3 LIN channel 3 24 3 ETH ACTIVATE Ethernet activation line 25 4 9 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 Wi...

Page 87: ...AN channel 4 low 2 14 HS CAN 5 L High Speed CAN channel 5 low 3 11 HS CAN 1 L High Speed CAN channel 1 low 4 14 MS CAN 1 L Medium Speed CAN channel 1 low 5 9 HS CAN 2 L High Speed CAN channel 2 low 6 10 HS CAN 3 L High Speed CAN channel 3 low 7 12 HS CAN 6 L LSFT CAN 1 L High Speed CAN channel 6 low Low Speed Fault Tolerant CAN channel 1 low 8 15 ETH TX Ethernet transmit channel negative 9 11 GND ...

Page 88: ...eive channel negative 20 13 HS CAN 7 L LSFT CAN 2 L High Speed CAN channel 7 low Low Speed Fault Tolerant CAN channel 2 low 21 9 ISO K LIN 1 LIN channel 1 22 LIN 2 LIN channel 2 23 LIN 3 LIN channel 3 24 ETH ACTIVATE Ethernet activation line 25 8 HS CAN 7 H LSFT CAN 2 H SW CAN 1 High Speed CAN channel 7 high Low Speed Fault Tolerant CAN channel 2 high Single Wire CAN channel 1 26 1 Table 8 18 AP12...

Page 89: ...Keysight AP1200A Multi Protocol Vehicle Network Interface User Guide 89 A Appendix List of Abbreviations 90 ...

Page 90: ...DoIP Diagnostics over IP DW CAN Dual Wire Controller Area Network E ECU Electronic Control Unit H HS CAN High Speed Controller Area Network L LIN Local Interconnect Network LSFT CAN Low Speed Fault Tolerant CAN M MIC Microphone MISC Miscellaneous MS CAN Medium Speed Controller Area Network O OBD II On board Diagnostics OEM Original Equipment Manufacturer P PWM Pulse with Modulation S SMSC LAN9500 ...

Page 91: ... Vehicle Network Interface User Guide 91 SW CAN Single Wire Controller Area Network V VCP Intrepid Control Systems Driver VSpy Vehicle Spy X XCP Measurement and Calibration Protocol Table A 1 Abbreviation and Definition Abbreviation Definition ...

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Page 93: ...Keysight AP1200A Multi Protocol Vehicle Network Interface User Guide 93 B Appendix Service and Support 94 ...

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