User Manual UMAX070530

Version 2

USER MANUAL
EA-Connect Service Tool
P/N: AX070530

In Europe: In North America:

Axiomatic Technologies Oy Axiomatic Technologies Corporation
Höytämöntie 6 5915 Wallace Street
33880 Lempäälä - Finland Mississauga, ON Canada L4Z 1Z8
Tel. +358 3 3595 600 Tel. 1 905 602 9270
Fax. +358 3 3595 660 Fax. 1 905 602 9279
www.axiomatic.fi www.axiomatic.com
 ACRONYMS

A Ampere
ARP Address Resolution Protocol
°C Celsius (degree)
CAN Controller Area Network
CE Conformité Européenne (European Conformity)
EA Electronic Assistant®. PC application software from Axiomatic
EEPROM Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory
EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility
ESD Electrostatic Discharge
FCC Federal Communications Commission
G Gravitational acceleration
GPL General Public License
hPa Hectopascal
HTTP Hypertext Transfer Protocol
ICMP Internet Control Message Protocol
ID Identifier
IEC International Electrotechnical Commission
IP Internet Protocol or Ingress Protection (for housing)
ISO International Organization for Standardization
L Length (for size)
LAN Local Area Network
LED Light-Emitting Diode
m meters
MAC Media Access Control (address)
MDIX Medium Dependent Interface Crossover (MDI-X)
ms millisecond
PA Polyamide
PHY Physical Layer Transceiver (Ethernet chip)
P/N Part Number
PoE Power Over Ethernet
RoHS Restriction of Hazardous Substances
RTOS Real-Time Operating System
SP Service Pack
SSP Software Support Package
SW Software
TBD To Be Defined
TCP Transmission Control Protocol
UDP User Datagram Protocol
UL Underwriters Laboratories (safety organization)
USB Universal Serial Bus
V Volt
VDC Volt Direct Current
W Watt or Width (for size)
WAN Wide Area Network

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

1  INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................. 4 
2  DESCRIPTION .................................................................................................................... 5 
2.1  LED Indicators ................................................................................................................... 5 
2.2  Web Server ........................................................................................................................ 5 
2.2.1  Web Server Interface....................................................................................................... 5 
2.2.2  Network Discovery........................................................................................................... 6 
3  GETTING STARTED – SYSTEM SET UP & CONVERTER CONFIGURATION ................. 7 
3.1  Changing Configuration Parameters................................................................................ 12 
4  TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS .............................................................................................. 14 
5  AX140900 CONVERTER DIAGNOSTICS ......................................................................... 15 
5.1  Health Status ................................................................................................................... 15 
5.2  Converter Rebooting........................................................................................................ 16 
6  CONVERTER DEPLOYMENT ........................................................................................... 17 
7  TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS, AX140900 & AX070531 & AX070532 ........................... 18 
7.1  Power Supply .................................................................................................................. 18 
7.1.1  Input .............................................................................................................................. 18 
7.1.2  Output ............................................................................................................................ 18 
7.2  Ethernet ........................................................................................................................... 18 
7.2.1  Ethernet Connector ....................................................................................................... 19 
7.3  CAN ................................................................................................................................. 19 
7.3.1  CAN Connector ............................................................................................................. 19 
7.4  Drawing and Pin out – Cable AX070531 ......................................................................... 20 
7.5  Drawing and Pin out – Cable AX070532 ......................................................................... 21 
7.6  General Specifications – AX140900 ................................................................................ 23 
7.7  Housing – AX140900 ....................................................................................................... 23 
8  THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE LICENSE NOTICES ............................................................ 24 
9  VERSION HISTORY .......................................................................................................... 26 

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1 INTRODUCTION
The following user manual describes the EA-Connect Service Tool which is comprised of the
following items:
 AX140900 Ethernet-CAN Converter;
 AX070531 Ethernet and Power Cable - 1.7m (5.5 ft.), 8-pin M12 A-coded, Unterminated
Leads, Ethernet Jack;
 AX070532 CAN Cable - 1.5 m (5 ft.), 5-pin M12 A-coded, Unterminated Leads;
 Electronic Assistant® Software Program AX070502;
 CAN Assistant – Scope Software AX070501SCO;
 and the Axiomatic Discovery Application AxioDisc.exe.

The EA-Connect is a single point interface to the CAN network for service or monitoring
purposes. It can be used by the service technician and allows for remote connection by service
staff or supplier technical support.

It converts the machine’s CAN messages into Ethernet messages for interface with IP capable
devices and software tools including the Axiomatic PC-based Electronic Assistant and CAN
Assistant Scope.

It allows the IP address of the Ethernet/CAN Converter to be accessed over the internet for
remote monitoring.

The tool can also be used for monitoring and configuring Axiomatic controllers. It can also be
used for firmware updates in the field. The advantage of this tool is the remote access to the
user’s CAN network for Axiomatic technical support in a “live” customer assist.

It can also be used for firmware updates.

Refer to the user manual, UMAX140900, for the architecture, functionality and configuration
parameters of the Ethernet to CAN Converter, AX140900. It also contains technical
specifications and installation instructions of the converter.

Refer to the user manual, UMAX070502, for the Electronic Assistant and the
UMAX070501SCO for the CAN Assistant - Scope.

The majority of Axiomatic PC based software tools support the Ethernet to CAN Converter
(AX140900). One can connect to the machine CAN bus using the Ethernet to CAN Converter
and associated cable (AX070532) in a similar way as when one connects to the CAN bus
using the USB to CAN converter (AX070501 or AX070502). The Axiomatic Electronic
Assistant® (EA) can communicate with the Ethernet to CAN Converter starting from version
5.11.82.0. The CAN Assistant – Scope supports the converter from version 3.0.0. The support
for the CAN Assistant – Visual is planned.

One of the key benefits from using the Ethernet to CAN Converter (AX140900) as a
service or troubleshooting tool, is its remote connectivity.

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2 DESCRIPTION
The Ethernet to CAN Converter, AX140900, is a simple device converting CAN frames into
UDP or TCP IP datagrams and sending them over the Ethernet network. The device can also
convert UDP or TCP datagrams into CAN frames.

The converter has one CAN and one Ethernet port. It supports a high-speed CAN with baud
rate up to 1Mbit/s and a fast 100Mbit/s Ethernet. All standard and extended CAN frames,
including data and remote frames, are supported.

Power is passed through to the CAN port. Protection is provided.

The converter contains a web server to setup configuration parameters and monitor the
internal state of the converter using a web browser. The user can also update the converter
firmware using the web browser.

Refer to Section 6.4 and 6.5 for the AX070531 and AX070532 cable drawings.

2.1 LED Indicators

There are three LED indicators on the front panel of the Ethernet to CAN Converter. A bi-color
“Power” indicator shows whether the unit is powered. It turns red when there is an error on the
CAN power output.

The two Ethernet LED indicators are hardwired to the PHY chip and show the transmission
speed “Ethernet 10/100” and the link/activity status “Ethernet Link/Act”, see Table 1:

Table 1. Converter LED Indicators

Name Color Description
Power Green/Red Off The converter is not powered.
Green The converter is powered. CAN Power
Output is in normal condition.
Red CAN Power Output is in a fault condition.
Ethernet 10/100 Green On Ethernet speed is 100 Mbit/s
Off Ethernet speed is 10 Mbit/s
Ethernet Link/Act Green On Ethernet link is up
Off Ethernet link is down
Blinking Ethernet link is up and active

2.2 Web Server

2.2.1 Web Server Interface

The Web Server provides a user front-end interface with the converter. It runs a dynamic
website that shows: the converter general information, configuration parameters and the
converter real-time diagnostics.

The user can also change configuration parameters and upload the new firmware through this
website.

The web browser should support JavaScript.

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2.2.2 Network Discovery
Starting from version 3.xx, the firmware supports a proprietary Axiomatic discovery protocol. It
allows to locate a converter with unknown IP address and/or web server port on a LAN using a
simple Axiomatic discovery application AxioDisc.exe.

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3 GETTING STARTED – SYSTEM SET UP & CONVERTER CONFIGURATION
System Set Up for the EA-Connect:

Once you know the part number of the control module (DUT) that you are monitoring,
download the User Manual for that device from www.axiomatic.com. Go to the log-in tab and
enter the password.

Connect the AX070531 and AX070532 cables to the AX140900, computer, machine CAN
network and power source.

Refer to the drawing for the pin out of the AX070531 Ethernet and Power Cable - 1.7m (5.5 ft.),
8-pin M12 A-coded, Unterminated Leads, Ethernet Jack in Section 6.4. Connect the Ethernet
plug to the jack in the PC. Prepare to connect the AX070531 power cable to a battery or power
supply. Only one set of power connections is needed for most applications. Use the BLUE and
BLACK wires to make that power connection to a 24Vdc power supply. The other two power
wires are not necessary. [If connected, they provide more power to flow through the
Ethernet/CAN converter to the device under test (DUT). But we recommend connecting the
DUT to its own power source for complete device functionality. The Ethernet/CAN converter is
limited to a 1A or 2A output and many devices need more current.]

WARNING: Do not switch on the power until your entire set up is complete.

Refer to the drawing for the pin out of the AX070532 CAN Cable - 1.5 m (5 ft.), 5-pin M12 A-
coded, Unterminated Leads in Section 6.5. Connect this cable to the device under test (DUT).

The power from the battery or power source will pass through the Ethernet to CAN Converter
to the device under test (DUT). [But we recommend connecting the DUT to its own power
source for complete device functionality. The Ethernet/CAN converter is limited to a 1A or 2A
output and many devices need more current.]

Figure 1. EA-Connect Set Up

Lastly, turn on the power for the AX140900 (Ethernet to CAN Converter) with the 24Vdc
power source.
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Connect the AX140900 to the web:

If you don’t know the IP address of your AX140900, use the Axiomatic Ethernet to CAN
Converter Discovery Protocol Application to find it. To download the application, go to the log-
in tab in www.axiomatic.com. Enter the password and scroll down to the application located
below the AX140900 documentation in the User Manual page.

A simple command-line AxioDisc.exe Windows application is provided to locate a converter

on the LAN.

Figure 2. Using AxioDisc software to make an initial connection to the AX140900 Ethernet to CAN Converter

Connect the converter using the web server.

Open your browser and enter the IP address of the AX140900.

Figure 3. Connecting to the AX140900 via the web server

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The default is UDP. Other Ethernet protocols are configurable.

Refer to the User Manual UMAX140900 for details.

Open the PC-based Electronic Assistant tool (EA):

Download the Electronic Assistant program (EA) from the website www.axiomatic.com. Go to
the log-in tab and enter the password. Both the Electronic Assistant and the CAN Assistant-
Scope programs and user manuals are under the EA tab.

The following settings are required to allow the EA to work with the AX140900.

Figure 4. Selecting the AX140900 Ethernet to CAN Converter in the Electronic Assistant program.

Once the AX140900 is selected, open the CAN port. The EA will recognize the Axiomatic SAE
J1939 controller that you wish to monitor or configure. For the example shown below, the
AX021610 was selected as the controller under test (DUT).

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 Figure 5. The AX021610 shows up in the Electronic Assistant program

Now you can use the Electronic Assistant (EA) for monitoring and configuring the module
using the remote LAN connection enabled by the Ethernet to CAN Converter set up.

To use the CAN Assistant – Scope for monitoring the CAN bus messages, open the
application. Refer to the User Manual UMAX070501SCO for details.

The Scope allows you to see the messages on the CAN network from the controller and any
other devices on the CAN network. SAE J1939 diagnostic messages can also be monitored. It
is important to have an understanding of the SAE J1939 protocol for this purpose. The
machine display should be showing the key diagnostic events (active and logged). That
information should be included in any controller troubleshooting investigation.

Now you are ready to monitor.

If you wish to have Axiomatic technical support access your device remotely, email
[email protected] with the details.

We will need to know the public IP address and device port of the AX140900.
We will need to know the serial number and p/n of the controller under question. The
embedded firmware version is also good to know.

If there are any issues with connecting to the device under test (DUT) through a corporate
firewall, please involve your IT department in the conversation to avoid delays.
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Converter Configuration:

The converter supports configuration over the internal website running on the device
embedded web server. The default Device IP Address is 192.168.0.34 and the default Web
Server Port is 80. Please, make sure that there are no other devices on this IP address when
connecting the converter for the first time to your LAN for configuration.

To connect to the device, run any web browser and point it to the Device IP Address. It is not
necessary to specify the Web Server Port, if the web server uses a standard port 80.

After successful connection, you will see the device home page, see: Figure 6.

Figure 6. Converter Home Page

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The home page shows the device information, including the converter part number, serial
number and firmware version. It also shows Ethernet and CAN configuration parameters.

You will need to allow the site to run JavaScript (this setting is default in the majority of web
browsers). If JavaScript is disabled, the website will show a message asking to activate
JavaScript at the top of the web page, see: Figure 7.

Figure 7. Enable JavaScript Prompt

The Ethernet configuration parameters are combined into Server and Client groups for
convenience.

3.1 Changing Configuration Parameters

The user can change Ethernet and CAN configuration parameters by going to the Settings
page, see: Figure 4 in the UMAX140900. The page can be reached by clicking on the Settings
link on the left side of the webpage.

The Settings page has fields to enter values of the configuration parameters and three buttons:
Save Settings, Discard Settings and Set Defaults.

The Save Settings button will save configuration parameters to non-volatile memory and apply
the new settings. The appropriate converter subsystems will be restarted without rebooting of
the whole converter. The rebooting is available from the Diagnostics screen.

The Discharge Settings button will bring back the original converter settings before editing, and
the Set Defaults button will load the default values of the configuration parameters into the
data fields on the page.

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 Figure 4. Converter Settings Page

The new configuration parameters are applied immediately after saving. The converter
performs all necessary internal reconfigurations and resets on the fly. If the user changed the
Device IP Address or the Web Server Port, the website will be automatically re-loaded at the
new location.

In case the user leaves the Settings page without saving, all changes will be discarded. The
user can also discard changes by pressing the Discard Changes button.

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4 TROUBLESHOOTING TIPS
For the Device Under Test (DUT), refer to the electrical connections diagram in its user
manual. Check point to point wiring of BATT+ and BATT- signals. Check point to point wiring
of CAN HI and CAN LO signals

Once the controller is powered ON and recognized on the CAN network then troubleshooting
gets specific for the problem at hand. Potential areas to check are inputs, operating
temperature and others. After wiring, the configuration should be doublechecked. Setpoint files
are typically saved using the EA program as .xml files. Log the details of the DUT’s firmware
version and setpoint files that show up in the EA program before making changes. If you need
to change the setpoints, the details of how to do this is in the Electronic Assistant User Manual,
UMAX07050X. Please make sure at all times that you use the latest version of the EA found
on the www.axiomatic.com website. It is updated regularly.

Other devices in the system may affect the performance of the DUT as well.

If you wish to have Axiomatic technical support help you with the troubleshooting, please email
them and consider accessing your device remotely. Email [email protected] with the
details. You may also call 1 905 602 9270.

You may also see these issues when connecting the Ethernet to CAN Converter to the
Electronic Assistant.
 
1. Check that CAN-ENET converter is selected.

OptionsCAN Interface SetupHardware Interface Module…

2. Check that the EA Remote IP address is matching the CAN-ENET IP address.

OptionsCAN Interface SetupAxiomatic Ethernet-CAN ConverterRemote IP Address…

If CAN-ENET IP address is not known run AxioDisc software to detect the CAN-ENET.

3. Check that a 120 Ohm termination is present on CAN network.

If there is no termination internal to the CAN-ENET, an external termination must be present.

4. If D.U.T. is powered by the CAN-ENET, check that the switched power output is ON.
Connect to the CAN-ENET by the Web Server.
Check option: CANSwitched Power OutputON

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5 AX140900 CONVERTER DIAGNOSTICS
The user can see a real-time diagnostic information on the Diagnostics page on the converter
internal website. The connection to the converter embedded web server is described in the
Converter Configuration section in UMAX140900.

To see the Diagnostics page, Figure , the user should click on the Diagnostics link on the left
side of the webpage.

Figure 9. The Converter Diagnostics Page

The Diagnostics page shows the Health Status of the converter together with the CAN and
Ethernet statistics.

The user can refresh the values on the page by pressing the Refresh Status button or reset the
statistic counters by pressing Reset Counters button. The Reboot Converter button activates
the converter rebooting.

The converters do not retain the diagnostic information. All information is lost when the power
is shut down.

5.1 Health Status

The converter Health Status is an aggregated system run-time parameter calculated on the
base of operational statuses of the major device hardware and software components.

The Health Status presents the overall operational status of the CAN to Ethernet Converter,
based on the following rules, see: Table 1.

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Table 1. Health Status
Health Status Condition
Error Error is reported when at least one operational status is in the Error state.
Warning Warning is reported when at least one operational status is in the Warning state
and there are no operational statuses in the Error state.
Undefined Undefined is reported when at least one operational status is in the Undefined
state and there are no operational statuses in the Error or Warning state.
Normal Normal is reported when all operational statuses are in the Normal state.

If the Health Status is different from Normal, the user will see a verbose message on the
Diagnostics web page below the Health Status describing which operational status is causing
a problem.

Figure 5. Health Status Message on CAN Error

In case, several operational statuses differ from Normal, all of them will be shown on the
Diagnostics page.

5.2 Converter Rebooting

Refer to UMAX140900 for converter rebooting instructions.

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6 CONVERTER DEPLOYMENT

The majority of Axiomatic PC software tools support the Ethernet to CAN converter. They can
connect to the CAN bus using the Ethernet to CAN converter the same way as they connect to
the bus using the USB to CAN converter. The Axiomatic Electronic Assistant® (EA) can
communicate with the converter starting from version 5.11.82.0, the CAN Assistant – Scope
supports the converter from version 3.0.0. The support for the CAN Assistant – Visual is
planned.

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7 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS, AX140900 & AX070531 & AX070532

7.1 Power Supply

7.1.1 Input
Power supply input is located on the Ethernet connector. The power supply uses automotive
battery power. It is not compatible with the PoE (Power over Ethernet) IEEE 802.3 standard.

Table 2. Power Supply Input

Parameter Value Remarks
Supply Voltage 9…36 VDC 12V, 24V – nominal
Power Consumption 2W Maximum at 12V
Protection Under Voltage Shutdown <6V
Over Voltage Shutdown > 37V
Reverse Polarity
Transients 12V Load Dump

7.1.2 Output
Power supply output is located on the CAN connector.

Table 3. Power Supply Output

Parameter Value Remarks
Voltage Output 9…36 VDC Pass-through power from the power supply input.
Current Output 0.7A Maximum pass-through current.
Voltage Drop 1V Maximum
Protection Overcurrent > 1A
Short to Battery
Short to Ground

7.2 Ethernet
Table 4. Ethernet Parameters
Parameter Value Remarks
Number of Ports 1
Port Type 10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX Auto-configuration and full-duplex supported.
MDIX Auto-MDIX Auto-crossover to eliminate cabling mismatch.
LED Indicators Speed/Activity
Protocols Ethernet IEEE 802.3, IP, CAN messages are transmitted using a
ICMP, ARP, UDP, TCP, proprietary application protocol running on top of
HTTP, Proprietary the user selectable UDP or TCP transport
protocol.
The internal web server uses HTTP protocol.
The unit supports a proprietary discovery
protocol.
Server Mode Up to 10 bi-directional Up to 9 connections, if the Client mode is
simultaneous connections enabled.
Client Mode 1 remote bi-directional Auto-connect to a remote server, if connection is
connection dropped or temporary unavailable. Client mode
can be disabled.

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 Parameter Value Remarks
Web server Provided Always enabled for converter configuration and
diagnostics.
Internal Health Status Internal health status of the converter is
Diagnostics transmitted in heartbeat messages. It is also
available from the web server.

7.2.1 Ethernet Connector

M12 socket, 8-pin, A-coded, female connector, Phoenix Contact, P/N: 1441817.

Table 5. Ethernet Connector Pinout

PIN # Description
1 BAT + (9-36V)
2 BAT – (GND)
3 BAT – (GND)
4 ETH_TX –
5 ETH_RX +
6 ETH_TX +
7 BAT + (9-36V)
8 ETH_RX –

Use A-coded mating connectors compliant with IEC 61076-2-101:2012.

7.3 CAN
Table 6. CAN Parameters
Parameter Value Remarks
Number of Ports 1
Port Type High Speed, ISO 11898-2 Twisted pair, up to 1 Mbit/s. Shield connection is
compatible provided, if shielded cable is used.
Baud Rate 1000, 500, 250, 125, 100, [kbit/s]. Programmable through web interface.
83.3(3), 50, 20, 10
Protocol CAN Bosch 2.0A and B Data Frames and Remote Frames with Standard
and Extended IDs are supported.

CAN port does not contain 120 Ohm termination resistor.

7.3.1 CAN Connector

M12 socket, 5-pin, A-coded, female connector, Phoenix Contact, P/N: 1441778.

PIN # Description
1 CAN_SHIELD
2 POUT + (Switch Output)
3 POUT – (GND)
4 CAN_H
5 CAN_L

Use mating A-coded connectors compliant with IEC 61076-2-101:2012.

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7.4 Drawing and Pin out – Cable AX070531

The pin out for the AX070531 Ethernet and Power Cable - 1.7m (5.5 ft.), 8-pin M12 A-coded,
Unterminated Leads, Ethernet Jack is shown below. The cable is rated from -40 to +75
degrees C.

Only one set of power connections is needed for most applications. Use the BLUE and BLACK
wires to make that power connection to a 24Vdc power supply. The other two power wires are
not necessary.

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7.5 Drawing and Pin out – Cable AX070532

The pin out for the AX070532 CAN Cable - 1.5 m (5 ft.), 5-pin M12 A-coded, Unterminated
Leads is shown below.

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7.6 General Specifications – AX140900
Table 7. General Specifications
Parameter Value Remarks
Operating Temperature -40…+85 ᵒC Industrial temperature range
Storage Temperature -40…+85 ᵒC
Environmental Protection IP67 IEC 60529
Humidity 90% Relative humidity
Vibration 8.9g sine sweep 2.5 hr/axis in all 3
axes (X, Y, Z).
Z-axis tracked vehicle profile 5 hr/axis
in all 3 axes (X, Y, Z).
Shock 50g, 5 impacts per test, 6-20ms impact
duration
Atmospheric Pressure 571.6hPa…1437.5hPa From -3048 m below sea level,
to +4572m above sea level.
Size 4.19in x1.82in x1.32in See dimensional drawing
(107mm x 47mm x 34 mm)
Weight 0.15 lb (0.068 kg)

Table 8. EMC Compatibility. Immunity

Standard Description
IEC 61000-4-2 ESD. Test level 4 (8kV contact/15kV air) at Performance Criteria B.
IEC 61000-4-4 Electrical fast transient/burst immunity. Test Level 1 (500V power/250V signal
lines) at Performance Criteria B.
IEC 6100-4-5 Surge Immunity. Test Level 1 (500V) at performance criteria B.

7.7 Housing – AX140900

Injection molded enclosure and cover. Material: PA66, 30% glass fiber reinforced, flame
retardant UL 94 V-0. Ultrasonically welded. For dimensional drawing, see: Figure 6.

Figure 6. Dimensional Drawing

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8 THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE LICENSE NOTICES
This section contains Third Party Software License Notices and/or Additional Terms and
Conditions for licensed third party software components included in the Ethernet to CAN
Converter firmware.

Table 9. Third Party Software License Notices

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User
Firmware
Manual Date Author Modifications
version
Version
1 1.xx June 26, Amanda Initial release.
2017 Wilkins, Greg
LaRonde
2 2.xx August 10, Amanda Wilkins Engineering review
2017
- - November Amanda Wilkins Updated the temperature rating of cable
15, 2017 AX070531

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OUR PRODUCTS the off-highway, commercial vehicle, electric vehicle, power generator set,
material handling, renewable energy and industrial OEM markets.
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We provide efficient, innovative solutions that focus on adding value for our
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