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VOCOM II

Operation Instructions

The information is developed by

Volvo Group in Sweden.

Parameter

Description

WLAN interface

IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n

Dual band support 2.4/5-GHz
MIMO support, 2 WLAN antennas
(WiFi-Direct support)

Diagnostic APIs

RP1210C, J2534, J2534-1, VOCOM II Smartphone
API

Processing

Connectivity CPU

Qualcomm/Atheros AR9350 SoC

Vehicle CPU

SmartFusion2 SoC

Memory

2 x 128-MB DDR RAM, 128 MB NAND FLASH, 16 MB
NOR FLASH

Tab. 11

–1: Technical specifications of VOCOM II

Summary of Contents for VOCOM II Tough

Page 1: ...VOCOM II Revision 2 Operation Instructions VOCOM II Tough ...

Page 2: ... Owner s obligations 7 3 For your safety 8 Proper and intended use 8 Warnings 8 Limits of use 9 4 Function 10 Communication interfaces 10 Operation modes 14 5 First Time Setup 16 Installation 16 Setup 18 6 Update Firmware 26 Update Firmware reminder 26 7 Configuration 27 Device list 30 Perform basic device setup 30 WLAN configuration 36 Options menu functions 50 Status tab 57 Test tab 57 8 Operati...

Page 3: ...d by Volvo Group in Sweden 3 VOCOM II error codes 61 10 Maintenance 66 Care and cleaning 66 Checks and updates 66 Repairs 66 Disposal 67 11 Technical specifications 68 12 Appendix 70 Specifications 70 Vehicle communication interfaces 71 WLAN country settings 72 ...

Page 4: ... product variants for use in workshops Tough variant and on the truck Dongle variant Only the Tough variant is addressed in this document Fig 1 1 Product variants of VOCOM II 1 Tough variant 2 Dongle variant VOCOM II Configurator With the installation of VOCOM II comes the software VOCOM II Configurator It is used for setup gathering of logs and troubleshooting the VOCOM II The VOCOM II Configurat...

Page 5: ...tion is presented on the type plate Article number AR10009037 Hardware revision Rev X Production date ww jj Serial number S N 71xxxxx serially numbered starting with 7100001 S N as C128 bar code MAC address of WLAN interface nn nn nn nn nn nn Fig 1 2 Type plate of VOCOM II 1 MAC address 2 Serial number 3 C128 bar code 4 Article number 5 Hardware revison 6 Production date ...

Page 6: ... the device it is vital that you read understand and apply the Operation Instructions Safety instructions and warnings Chapter 3 For your safety contains information about the safe use of VOCOM II and the maintenance required to insure the safe state of VOCOM II The chapter also contains warning messages for actions that can be hazardous Structure of warnings Warnings are structured as follows Cla...

Page 7: ...llow the instructions dos and don ts of the Operation Instructions Unauthorised structural changes to VOCOM II Note Comply with all applicable legal rules and regulations Changes to the device can lead to the loss of the warranty To avoid this comply with the following instructions Do not perform any independent modifications or tamper with the device Only use proper and authorised materials Owner...

Page 8: ...I Careless handling of cables used with VOCOM II Use of defective cables Use of unauthorized cables Exceeding the permissible operating voltage of VOCOM II Use of incorrect regional settings in WLAN mode Use other than under the specified conditions and requirements laid out by the manufacturer in its technical documents data sheets assembly installation and operation instructions and in other spe...

Page 9: ... F Tab 3 1 Limits of use of VOCOM II WARNING Serious injuries due to improper maintenance work Improperly performed maintenance work can impair the safety of the device and cause serious injuries Only allow authorized and instructed personnel to perform maintenance work NOTICE Possible material damage due to unsuitable cleaning agents Incompatible and aggressive cleaning agents can damage the surf...

Page 10: ...nication interfaces VOCOM II can be used from a host PC tester via USB 2 0 USB 3 0 or WLAN 802 11 a b g n For USB connectivity the VOCOM ECTA 12 USB cable is required The WLAN interface supports 2 4 GHz and 5 GHz operation and can be configured either for WiFi Direct or WLAN Infrastructure mode VOCOM II can be also configured as WLAN Access Point Note WiFi Direct is a feature for other client plat...

Page 11: ... normal Orange low high Red critically low high PC Link Multicolour LED Continuous green USB powered Flashing green PC Comm activity Continuous orange Booting Flashing orange Firmware update Warning Multicolour LED Continuous orange warning Continuous red critical error Flashing orange overtemperature WLAN connection Blue LED Flashing slowly while no WLAN signal bars are lit Looking for connection...

Page 12: ...ation Instructions The information is developed by Volvo Group in Sweden 12 Fig 4 2 VOCOM II function indicators in WLAN operation mode 1 WLAN connection 2 PC link 3 Vehicle power 4 WLAN signal 5 ECTA OBD connector ...

Page 13: ...12 15V 16 5V 24V system 24 3V 28V Orange low 12V system 11 6V 12 15V 24V system 23 2V 24 3V Red critically low 12V system 6 0V 11 6V 24V system 16 6V 23 2V Tab 4 2 Vehicle power indicator levels Reset button The Reset button for Factory Reset is integrated into the front protector Hold the Reset button for 5 seconds to reset the device to factory defaults Device name Paired client WLAN configurati...

Page 14: ...rs 1 PC link 2 WLAN connection 3 WLAN signal If the WLAN interface is active the WLAN connection LED will be ON If WLAN connection has been established the WLAN connection LED will be constantly ON flashing in case of RX TX activity The WLAN signal LED bar graph will indicate the signal strength If no WLAN connection has been established the WLAN connection LED will blink with a period of approxim...

Page 15: ... function indicators in USB operation mode 1 PC Link 2 Vehicle power 3 ECTA USB connector 4 ECTA OBD connector The USB operation status indication is as follows The PC link LED shines green when the device is powered via USB The PC link LED is flashing during RX TX activity The vehicle battery status is indicated by the Vehicle power LED 1 Normal battery state 12 24 V operation is indicated by gre...

Page 16: ...the Windows device driver setup will run Fig 5 1 Installing device Note When connecting a VOCOM II device for the first time the device installation could take several minutes due to the Windows specific driver installation feature The installation progress and remaining time are displayed during the installation Fig 5 2 Startup screen of the VOCOM II Windows installer If the device driver install...

Page 17: ...an automated firmware update will launch Note Make sure that Tech Tool or similar programs has been turned off When the firmware update starts the VOCOM icon in the Configurator will turn yellow and status will change to updating A small window see below will open and show the progress of the update Fig 5 5 Automatic firmware updating When the firmware is finished the device will reboot itself Wai...

Page 18: ...Tool and wait for it to identify the VOCOM II WLAN Setup WLAN includes WIFI VOCOM II Configurator is needed for setting up WLAN communication The VOCOM II Configurator is started from Windows Start menu Start All Programs VOCOM II Configurator There are two WLAN communication modes WLAN Access Point and WLAN Infrastructure WLANis used when connecting directly to the VOCOM II This mode is typically...

Page 19: ... Access Point 1 Make sure Tech Tool is not running 2 Connect VOCOM II to USB 3 Launch the VOCOM II Configurator Fig 5 7 Name of menu bar buttons 1 Save 2 Edit 3 Restart 4 Pair 4 Click Edit 5 Click Pair 6 Insert a Client Name for example the name of the computer in the pop up window 7 Click Pair in the popup window The VOCOM II is now paired to this computer 8 Click on the Configuration tab 9 Selec...

Page 20: ...k Save to save the settings 12 Disconnect the VOCOM II from USB 13 Connect the VOCOM II to a vehicle don t connect to USB 14 Select the VOCOM II network and connect to it 15 Click the network symbol on the lower right hand side of the taskbar Fig 5 10 Windows taskbar with the network symbol marked 16 Select the VOCOM II s network and enter the selected Password Fig 5 11 The VOCOM II network from t...

Page 21: ...oup in Sweden 21 Fig 5 12 Connecting using Windows 10 Then enter your chosen Password 18 You should now be able to see the VOCOM II in the configurator again Fig 5 13 VOCOM II connected via WLAN Access Point 19 You are now connected to the VOCOM II through WLAN Access Point ...

Page 22: ...p with the setup Before starting make sure that the router comply with 802 11 a b g n works with most modern routers and that you have access to the routers login credentials 1 Make sure Tech Tool or similar programs are not running 2 Connect the computer to the routers network 3 Connect the VOCOM II to the computer and launch the VOCOM II Configurator Fig 5 14 Name of menu bar buttons 1 Save 2 Ed...

Page 23: ...preferred Network Settings Network Name Name of your network Encryption The encryption used by the network Authentication The authentication used by the network If you are using EAP PEAP or EAP TLS you will need to add a certificate For more information check section Installing a certificate User name The user name used to connect to the network ignore if greyed out Password The password used to c...

Page 24: ...t the VOCOM II could not connect to the network Connect to USB and check that the settings are correct 16 You should now see the VOCOM II in the Configurator again Fig 5 17 VOCOM II connected via WLAN Infrastructure 17 You are now connected to the VOCOM II through WLAN Installing a certificate To install the EAP TLS PEAP certificate follow these steps 1 Click on the three dots Select the location ...

Page 25: ...Operation Instructions The information is developed by Volvo Group in Sweden 25 2 The EAP TLS PEAP Certificate will now look something like this Fig 5 19 Example of how it can look with an installed certificate ...

Page 26: ...should appear Fig 6 1 Automated update of VOCOM II in progress Wait until the update is complete and the VOCOM II has performed a restart Update Firmware reminder A reminder to update firmware is displayed if one of two situations prevents the automated firmware update The VOCOM II is connected via WLAN To start the firmware update connect the VOCOM II via USB A diagnostic application is running T...

Page 27: ... is a single device list entry containing information regarding Product Variant Serial Number Connection Type USB symbol WLAN symbol Paring status Device status Each VOCOM II device available will be listed on the Device list that is always visible at the left hand side of the application Note The Information tab is the default tab when opening the application or when selecting another device in t...

Page 28: ...in the middle right The Info bar shows information about the software version and connection mode of the selected device The Information page displays content from the currently selected device The four main configuration pages are Information Configuration Status and Test these can be reached via their corresponding Menu bar tabs To save configuration changes and reboot the device use the Save an...

Page 29: ...u 2 Save button 3 Edit button 4 Reboot button More VOCOM II Configurator features can be accessed from the Options menu in the upper left hand corner above the Device list Among those features is the Help function the Language settings the Log Configuration dialog and the Device mapping dialog For more information see chapter 7 4 Options menu functions ...

Page 30: ...tries for different device variants and states If the VOCOM II is connected to a vehicle it will also show internal temperature and battery voltage When the VOCOM II is paired to the computer it will be indicated with a small link symbol below the WLAN symbol Fig 7 3 Device list entries 1 Tough variant Idle status 2 Selected default device 3 Tough variant busy status 4 Name and serial number 5 USB...

Page 31: ...device setup configuration page To change the Device Name of your VOCOM II device perform the following steps 1 Click Edit from the Menu bar 2 Change the Device Name 3 Click Save Fig 7 4 Changing the Device Name 1 Device Name 2 Save button 4 Click Reboot The new Device Name is updated in the corresponding Device list entry and Information page Fig 7 5 Changing the Device Name ...

Page 32: ...gnostic communication via WLAN Firmware update via WLAN Changing the device settings via WLAN Note After a factory reset the pairing is lost Note To pair a VOCOM II device you have to connect it to the client PC via USB To pair a VOCOM II device perform the following steps 1 Click the Edit button in the Menu bar 2 In the Configuration page click the Pair button Fig 7 6 Pairing a VOCOM II device wi...

Page 33: ...7 Pairing a VOCOM II device with a client PC 2 Client Name 3 Pair button 1 In the Pairing dialog enter a name Client Name to be displayed in the Info bar 2 In the Pairing dialog click on the Pair button Note The currently paired computer is always displayed in the Info bar in the Client ID field ...

Page 34: ...VOCOM II Operation Instructions The information is developed by Volvo Group in Sweden 34 Fig 7 8 Pairing a VOCOM II device with a client PC 1 Client ID ...

Page 35: ...its original state and restore the factory default settings Note A factory reset can only be performed when the VOCOM II is connected via USB To perform a factory reset perform the following steps 1 Click Edit from the Menu bar 2 In the Information page click Factory Reset 3 Confirm the factory reset 4 Reboot the device Fig 7 9 Performing a factory reset 1 Factory Reset button ...

Page 36: ...ectly connected to a VOCOM II device via WLAN e g when using it in the field without access to an infrastructure network Note WiFi Direct is a feature for other client platforms e g Android and should not be used on Windows platforms since it is not properly supported yet Note WLAN configuration changes will only take effect after rebooting the device After configuring the VOCOM II WLAN interface ...

Page 37: ... default VOCOM II WLAN mode WLAN Access Point mode only supports operation in 2 4 GHz band The default WLAN Access Point settings are as follows WLAN mode connection Access Point Network name Vocom2T_ serial number Example Vocom2T_7100133 Broadcast SSID Yes Password v2t serial number Example v2t7100133 Encryption WPA WPA2 Channel 3 IPv4 address 192 168 51 1 24 Activate DHCP server Yes IPv4 address...

Page 38: ...e WLAN Access Point configuration perform the following steps Note When changing the IPv4 settings make sure that the following conditions are met IPv4 Address and Netmask are consistent If Activate DHCP Server is enabled the DHCP IPv4 address range must belong to the same network as the chosen IPv4 address 1 Click Configuration from the Menu bar 2 Select WLAN Access Point in the Connection Type p...

Page 39: ...ons The information is developed by Volvo Group in Sweden 39 Fig 7 11 Changing the WLAN Access Point configuration 1 Connection Type panel 2 Network Name 3 Password 4 IPv4 Address 5 IPv4 Address Range 6 Save button 7 Reboot button ...

Page 40: ...N Infrastructure Mode Fig 7 12 WLAN Infrastructure mode description 1 PC in LAN using VOCOM II 2 PC in LAN not using VOCOM II 3 Local Area Network LAN 4 Enterprise Wi Fi router in the LAN 5 Vehicle connected to VOCOM II 6 Vehicle cable 7 VOCOM II connected to Enterprise Wi Fi Router 8 VOCOM II ...

Page 41: ... network i e the SSID of the existing network into the Network Name field of the WLAN Infrastructure Configuration panel 2 From Encryption and Authentication menus select a combination of encryption methods and WLAN authentication methods that is supported by your network 3 Click Save 4 Click Reboot Fig 7 13 WLAN Infrastructure 1 Connection Type 2 WLAN Configuration panel 3 Network name 4 Encrypti...

Page 42: ...A Enterprise mode the following network parameter have to be set Parameter Description Network name The name SSID of the network Encryption Should be set to WPA WPA2 Authentication Must be set to either EAP TLS or EAP PEAP If necessary ask your network administrator which authentication type is supported by your network Certificate file Encrypted client certificate in PKCS12 format Certificate pas...

Page 43: ...information is developed by Volvo Group in Sweden 43 Fig 7 14 WLAN Infrastructure EAP TLS configuration 1 Configuration tab 2 WLAN Configuration panel 3 Authentication 4 Certificate Install button 5 User Name 6 Save button 7 Reboot button ...

Page 44: ... and 5 GHz is regulated and differs among countries regarding the set of allowed radio channels and maximum transmission power Note The VOCOM II factory default configuration uses a golden set of 2 4 GHz and 5 GHz radio channels that can be used worldwide The VOCOM II Configurator will automatically set the WLAN regulatory country code based on the locale settings of the client PC For the country ...

Page 45: ...following WLAN Infrastructure settings can be manually adjusted IPv4 and IPv6 address assignment WLAN roaming threshold Frequency band selection Setup of VOCOM II for Unicast operation To show the manual WLAN Infrastructure settings perform the following steps 1 Open the WLAN Infrastructure configuration page 2 Select Advanced configuration in the WLAN Configuration panel Fig 7 16 WLAN Infrastruct...

Page 46: ... IPv4 and or IPv6 address APIPA Obtain a unique link local IP address using a Zeroconf algorithm Tab 7 4 IPv4 and IPv6 address assignment methods To use a static IPv4 address assignment for the VOCOM II WLAN interface perform the following steps 1 Open the WLAN Infrastructure configuration page 2 Select Advanced Configuration in the WLAN Configuration panel 3 Change the IPv4 and IPv6 address assig...

Page 47: ...f the current Access Point is below the threshold indicating a low signal the background scanning frequency will be increased Note If an Access Point with higher signal strength is found during background scanning VOCOM II will try to roam to the new Access Point Note Only change the WLAN roaming threshold if you have connectivity problems due to too frequent or too slow roaming The default thresh...

Page 48: ...ing check box Activate Unicast shows the following extra settings for wireless infrastructure This configuration is used when IP multicasting is not supported in the network Unicast mode enables the user to connect to a wireless network using unicasting Fig 7 18 Unicast setting where Host Identifier is an IP address ...

Page 49: ...name and need DNS Server IP If the host identifier is a DNS name the Unicast infrastructure configuration will also require the provision of the DNS server IP address Note If the host identifier is a DNS name it has to be a full qualified DNS name including the DNS suffix For more information about Unicast infrastructure setup contact help desk ...

Page 50: ...Options menu is located in the top left corner of the Configurator window It provides options for client specific settings like display language RP1210 and J2534 device mappings log levels and help links Fig 7 20 Options menu location in VOCOM II Configurator 1 Options menu button Fig 7 21 Options menu 1 Options menu ...

Page 51: ...re issues when trying to connect to the VOCOM II use the Connectivity Check The test will tell what the issue might be Log Configuration Log levels can be changed per log module The available VOCOM II log modules are as follows Logging module Description Scope J2534 J2534 API logging Windows logs and device traces J2534 1 J2534 1 API logging Windows logs and device traces RP1210 RP1210C API loggin...

Page 52: ...essary Fig 7 22 Log Configuration page 1 Log level menu button 2 Log levels menu 3 Save button Changing the log level for components with scope Windows logs and device traces will affect both the log level on device side and on PC side This is the case for the VOCOM II diagnostic APIs i e RP1210C API and J2534 J2534 1 API Downloading device traces can be done through the VOCOM II Configurator See ...

Page 53: ...ion page found under the Options menu 2 Assign one or more Device IDs to VOCOM II serial numbers a In the Mode column select the connection mode to be used for a particular Device ID b In the Device column select the VOCOM II serial number to be assigned to a particular Device ID 3 Click Save Fig 7 23 Mapping configuration page defaults 1 Mapping columns 2 Save button Note The RP1210 Device ID map...

Page 54: ...omatically to Any RP1210 Device IDs 4 8 Not mapped by default Tab 7 6 Default RP1210 Device ID mapping If there is two WLAN connected VOCOM II operated from a client PC perform the following steps to change the RP1210 device mapping on that PC 1 Go to the Mapping configuration page found under the Options menu 2 Perform the Device ID assignment for each of the two WLAN connected devices 3 Click Sa...

Page 55: ... II device that will be used as PassThru device on the client PC 3 Click OK Fig 7 25 VOCOM II J2534 PassThru Configurator 1 Serial Number 2 OK button Note The VOCOM II serial number is a 7 digit string of the form 7xxxxxx e g 7100200 Note The VOCOM II PassThru device settings are reset by an installer update Help and About menus At the bottom of the Options menu you will find the Help and About it...

Page 56: ... Protocol traces from VOCOM II RP1210 and J2534 servers Debug Logs Complete device logs needed for support cases Tab 7 7 Logging data sources Note Log data will be provided as zip archive for each source To download VOCOM II log files perform the following steps 1 Choose the source of log data you want to download 2 Select the target folder for the download 3 Change the name of the file to be stor...

Page 57: ...vents click the Refresh button To reset the Device Error List click the Delete button Note Clearing the Device Error List will also reset the state of the warning LEDs To display only specific error types click on the Filter button Fig 7 27 Status page 1 Refresh button 2 Delete button 3 Filter button To display the extended description of an event click on one of the down arrows of a Device Error ...

Page 58: ...ails regarding default settings for network names and passwords see section 7 3 2 WLAN Infrastructure Mode 1 Disconnect VOCOM II from USB port and power on from vehicle side 2 Open the Wireless Networks dialog on your PC 3 Find the network name corresponding to your VOCOM II device 4 Connect to the network and enter the password If connected the WLAN signal strength indicators of VOCOM II will be ...

Page 59: ...lation USB mode To connect the VOCOM II device to the USB port of the PC use the 12 pin ECTA USB OBD cable To connect the VOCOM II device to the vehicle platform use the 26 pin ECTA OBD cable When connected via USB the VOCOM II device is represented in the Windows Device Manager as network adapter named VOCOM II Tough For more information on function indicators for USB operation see section 4 2 2 ...

Page 60: ...es General procedure To carry out troubleshooting perform the following steps 1 Make sure that the product is keyed on 2 Check the instrument cluster and make sure that the battery voltage is correct 3 Make sure that the vehicle cable is not damaged and none of the PINs are bent 4 Make sure that the LED status is as described in section 4 2 2 USB operation mode 5 Narrow down the problem Try with a...

Page 61: ...n Access Point 0003 Login credentials error User name and or password for authentication were rejected by authentication server Make sure user name identity and or password match those on the authentication server 0004 Certificate invalid Client certificate was rejected Upload a valid client certificate to the device 0005 Certificate expired Client certificate has expired Upload a valid client cer...

Page 62: ... or exceeded critical value system will be powered down Device has powered down wait until ambient temperature is low enough 1010 Voltage low The voltage is lower than it should be Check the vehicle battery 1011 Voltage critically low The voltage is critically low proper operation can no longer be guaranteed Check the vehicle battery 1012 Voltage high The voltage is higher than it should be Check ...

Page 63: ...e file was modified or corrupted Use only official authorized update images 2001 Missing DHCP address DHCP client mode configured but no DHCP address received after n tries Check network settings is a DHCP server available 9000 Hardware fault Flash 1 Firmware flash defect detected The device must be replaced 9001 Hardware fault Flash 2 Application flash defect detected The device must be replaced ...

Page 64: ...er unit If other unit tests success fully get a replacement for erroneous one 9102 DoIP communication error Error in DoIP communication Make sure that the Self Test adapter is plugged Repeat test with same Self Test adapter and another unit If other unit tests success fully get a replacement for erroneous one 9103 J1708 communication error Error in J1708 communication Make sure that the Self Test ...

Page 65: ... communication CPU disturbed Vehicle communication CPU is unreachable connection disturbed Unplug device completely then plug it in and try again Update to latest firmware 8010 RP1210App crashed certain LED status Abnormal end due to crash Repower device and try again Update to latest firmware 8011 PTApp crashed certain LED status Abnormal end due to crash Repower device and try again Update to la...

Page 66: ...s Note The device is maintenance free except for regular firmware updates Regular checks To ensure that the device is in proper operating condition you must check that the device functions properly Report any defects found Immediately report any defects found to the responsible supervisor At shift change the off going member of staff must pass on any defects found and measures already taken If the...

Page 67: ...vice and disposed of The device contains electrical components that must be disposed of separately Ensure that the disposal is done properly and in an environmentally sound way Do not dispose VOCOM II with household waste Bring the device to a specialist company for proper disposal Observe the national and local regulations during disposal Observe WEEE Directive 2012 19 EU ...

Page 68: ...connector Vehicle interfaces CAN 1 x CAN2 0B with up to 1 Mbit s 1 x CAN FD with up to 8 Mbit s J1708 1 x J1708 J1708 bus topology 20 nodes 9600 bit s J1708 high speed 1 to 1 14400 19200 38400 57600 115200 bit s K Line 1 x K Line 1 x K Line 5 V non OBD DoIP Ethernet 100Base TX supports DoIP Type A and Type B Digital I O 3 x Digital In non OBD 3 x Digital Out non OBD Protocol support ISO 11898 ISO ...

Page 69: ... a b g n Dual band support 2 4 5 GHz MIMO support 2 WLAN antennas WiFi Direct support Diagnostic APIs RP1210C J2534 J2534 1 VOCOM II Smartphone API Processing Connectivity CPU Qualcomm Atheros AR9350 SoC Vehicle CPU SmartFusion2 SoC Memory 2 x 128 MB DDR RAM 128 MB NAND FLASH 16 MB NOR FLASH Tab 11 1 Technical specifications of VOCOM II ...

Page 70: ...128 MB DDR Storage 128 MB NAND FLASH 16 MB NOR FLASH USB USB 2 0 High Power Device Network Interface USB Ethernet communication via RNDIS interface WiFi Standards and Frequency Bands IEEE 802 11 a b g n Hardware supports 2 4 GHz and 5 GHz operation WiFi Security WPA TKIP PSK WPA2 PSK Enterprise WPS WiFi Configuration Infrastructure Access Point Client and WiFi Direct Vehicle Connector ECTA OBD Veh...

Page 71: ...ompliant to ISO 11898 2 2015 J1708 1x SAE J1708 channel J1708 bus topology 20 nodes 9600 bit s J1708 high speed 1 to 1 14400 19200 38400 57600 115200 bit s ISO 9141 1x K Line 1x L Line Baud rates 600 115200 baud ISO 13400 1x DoIP Ethernet Supports both vehicle pinning variants Digital I O 3x DI Low 0 3 5 V High 7 2 32 V TH 4 25 V 3x DO High side automotive switches 200 mA RT legacy Via VOCOM II Sm...

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