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LineEye OP-SB7XL Instruction Manual

Option for le-3500xr/le-2500xr. can fd/can/lin communications expansion kit
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Option for LE-3500XR/LE-2500XR
CAN FD/CAN/LIN Communications
Expansion Kit
OP-SB7XL
Instruction Manual
《 The 3rd Edition 2022.02 》

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  • Page 1 Option for LE-3500XR/LE-2500XR CAN FD/CAN/LIN Communications Expansion Kit OP-SB7XL Instruction Manual 《 The 3rd Edition 2022.02 》...
  • Page 3 Instruction Thank you for your purchase of OP-SB7XL. To use it correctly, you are advised to read and understand this instruction manual thoroughly. Keep this together with the warranty. If you encounter any problems, you will find helpful information in this manual.

  • Page 4: Safety Information

    Safety Information Read this first !! This Safety Information includes the following important information in order to not only have you learn the right way to use the analyzer, but also prevent you from causing damage to people and property. Before using, please read the main contents after you understand the following symbols &...
  • Page 5 警告 Caution ● Do not touch the line monitor with wet hand. This may result in an electric shock and malfunction. ● Do not give a strong impact on the product, such as dropping and crashing. ● Do not leave the analyzer in the following conditions. ・...

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS Safety Information ................................Chapter 1 Before Using the Product ....................1.1 Description on This Manual ............5 1.2 Unpacking ..................6 1.3 Functions and Feature ..............7 1.4 Panel Description .................7 Chapter 2 Basic Operation ..........................2.1 Preparation ...................8 2.2 Connect to the Target Device ............9 2.3 Operation ...................
  • Page 7 Chapter 6 Trigger Function .......................... 6.1 Trigger Function ................ 32 6.2 External Trigger Input/output ........... 32 6.3 Trigger Settings ................. 32 6.4 Timer/Counter Function ............37 Chapter 7 Waveform Monitor ........................Chapter 8 Save and Load the Data ....................8.1 File Management Function ............41 8.2 Save ....................

  • Page 8: Chapter 1 Before Using The Product

    Chapter 1 Before Using the Product 1.1 Description on This Manual Printed representation ■ Printed representation of screen displays in the manual may not be the same as that actually displayed concerning the font and special symbols. ■ Descriptions of items of the screen are enclosed in double quotation marks “...

  • Page 9: Unpacking

    (LE-3LP) ・ 8-line Probe cable (LE-8EX) ・ Instruction manual ( This book ) ・ Customer card / Warrant Please contact your LINEEYE distributors if you find any damage to the product caused by transportation, or if there are accessories lacking.

  • Page 10: Functions And Feature

    1.3 Functions and Feature OP-SB7XC is an interface expansion kit for LE-2500XR/LE-3500XR and measures CAN (ISO 11898-1), CAN FD (ISO 11898-1:2015) and LIN (JASO D015). It helps developing communication system, inspection and communication trouble shooting. Function ◆ On-line Monitor Function Monitor transmission/reception data at real time, and analyzes protocol and communication errors etc.

  • Page 11: Chapter 2 Basic Operation

    4) Insert the interface expansion board (OP-SB7XC) into the slot completely 5) Screw it on using M3 screws. When the analyzer is turned on the power, pre-installed firmware “OP-SB7XL” is started. Please check the latest firmware from LINEEYE web page. To update the firmware, download the latest firmware “opsb7xl_fw2_vxxx”...

  • Page 12: Connect To The Target Device

    2.2 Connect to the Target Device It is possible to select 2 measuring channels of separately from CAN FD/ CAN or CXPI. Connect Ch1 to the port of CAN1 or LIN1, and Ch2 to the port of CAN2 or LIN2, using the cables for CAN or LIN attached to the product.
  • Page 13 ＜ For LIN ＞ Pick the target signals using the IC clips of 3-line probe cable. The correspondence of the lead wires and I/O signals is described below. 3-line Probe cable Color of the Signal Meaning lead wire Vbat Battery power supply （...

  • Page 14: Operation

    2.3 Operation Touch panels enable to select settings by soft touch or to scroll the display by swipe. ‫ ڦ‬Operation keys Operations Function Turn ON/OFF the power. Press it longer to turn off the power. [RUN] Start monitoring, measuring or testing operation. [STOP] Stop monitoring, measuring or testing operation.

  • Page 15: Line State Led

    ‫ ڦ‬Shortcut keys By pressing [0] to [E] after [MENU], you can move to the frequently used setting screen. Shortcut key Setting display [MENU] and [0] Ch1 Configuration [MENU] and [1] Ch2 Configuration [MENU] and [2] Trigger [MENU] and [3] Record Control [MENU] and [4] Waveform monitor setting...

  • Page 16: Chapter 3 Basic Configuration

    Chapter 3 Basic Configuration 3.1 Top Menu Press [Menu] to set basic configuration. Interface/Function Select the interface and operation mode. ： Ch1 configuration Set the communication conditions of Ch1. ： Ch2 configuration Set the communication conditions of Ch2. ： Trigger Set the trigger factor and action.

  • Page 17: Interface And Operation Mode

    3.2 Interface and Operation Mode From top menu, touch [Interface/Function]. Select the interface and operation mode of analyzer. Touch each setting or press[ ] [END/X]. ■ Ch1 Interface Select “CAN” when analyzer uses CAN1 port for Ch1, or “LIN” when it uses LIN1 for Ch1.
  • Page 18 To input the baud rate manually, touch the current baud rate. On the right side of inputted baud rate, the actual baud rate and tolerance are displayed. The actual baud rate is the closest baud rate which the circuit is able to measure.

  • Page 19: Record Control And J1939

    ■ Frame end Select the frame end from time or DLC (data length for each ID). Select “DLC” for normal use. ■ Check sum If the frame end is selected as “time”, select check sum type from classic or enhanced.ID3C to 3F are calculated by the classic method regardless of the setting.
  • Page 20 [ Ext.In supplement ] Select the sampling interval (1ms ～ 10s) of external inputs (TRG IN, IN1 ～ IN4). It records the analog/digital value of external input at selected interval. Only time stamp of H:M:S and M:S:1ms are available while it uses the sampling interval.

  • Page 21: Chapter 4 Monitor Function

    Chapter 4 Monitor Function 4.1 Monitor Function The monitor function records measured data in the capture buffer without impacting on a communication channel. Not only communication data but also the time stamp, external analog signal, signal status of external trigger are recorded.

  • Page 22: Data Display

    4.3 Data Display 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) Measuring [ ] ,Pause [ Current data position/Total data. Position setting. Others Ch1 protocol/ Ch2 protocol Selected function Mon ： Monitoring Ch1 ： Simulating on Ch1 Ch2 ： Simulating on Ch2 Status of USB device port (Bright: Connected) ※1 Status of USB host port (Bright: Connected) ※1...
  • Page 23 Change Display Format Touch [Change display] on the bottom of screen and change display format. (measured data -> analog data of external input) [ Frame display of CAN/LIN ] [ Analog/distal display of external input ] Display Data After Measurement After the measurement, it displays Ch1 data in yellow, Ch2 data in green and external input data in white.
  • Page 24 Display Description Type Display a type of received frame. Data Data frame Remote Remote frame Error Error frame FData BRS=0,ESI=0 of CAN FD frame FData! BRS=0,ESI=1 of CAN FD frame FData* BRS=1,ESI=0 of CAN FD frame FData*! BRS=1,ESI=1 of CAN FD frame Frame LINframe Illegal...
  • Page 25 Stop Monitoring Press [STOP] to stop monitoring and“ ”is displayed in the upper left of screen. Also, it stops monitoring when the trigger condition is satisfied or capturing buffer becomes full. → [MENU],[Record control],[Capture buffer] → Chapter 6 Trigger Function Scroll and Jump ■...

  • Page 26: Retrieval Function

    4.4 Retrieval Function Retrieval function allow you to find a specific data from a vast array of data. Also, it is able to count the number of matched data with specific conditions. Retrieval Condition Touch“ Retrieval” in the bottom of screen which displays the measured data Touch [ Find factor ] and select the...
  • Page 27 Start Retrieva Touch[ ▲ ] or [ ▼ ] to start the retrieval. [ ▲ ] : Retrieve backward (older) data, starting from the top of data displayed on the screen. [ ▼ ] : Retrieve forward (newer) data, starting from the top of data displayed on the screen.

  • Page 28: Chapter 5 Simulation Function

    Chapter 5 Simulation Function 5.1 Simulation Function Simulation function is the tool that makes the analyzer operating as a communication partner with a teste device, and that executes a test for transmission and reception. Even if communicated devices are not prepared at the first step in developing, the testing like real operation will be able to be executed.
  • Page 29 ■ID Set ID in HEX. ■Data Input data in HEX. If "Fra me t y pe" is selected as "FD data", data inputting window will be displayed. Touch [ ] to use data editing tools. ■BRS Mark on the box if the speed of data field needs to be changed. ■DLC For remote frame, set the data length with 0 to 8.
  • Page 30 ■Synch-ID space For master mode, set the interval between synch field and ID mode with 0 to 99 bit. ■Response space For master mode, set the interval between header and response with 0 to 99 bit. ■Inter byte space Set the interval of bytes between 0 ～ 99bit. ■Frame interval Select interval of sending request ID between 25 ～...
  • Page 31 ■Parity error Mark on the box to transmit parity error of header. < Register response data > T o u c h [ R e s p o n s e d a t a registration ] and register 16 kinds of response data table.

  • Page 32: Sweep

    5.3 Sweep Touch [Sweep setting] and set each parameter. ■Sweep size : Select data size to sweep from 8 or 16bits. For 16bits, select the endian from big or little. e.g) Set “0123h” Little endian Big endian 01 23 ■Position Set the position of data field where sweep data is going to be inserted from 0 ～...

  • Page 33: Start Simulation

    5.4 Start Simulation Setting and Connection Confirm the measurement port, communication condition and simulation setting. Connect the analyzer and target device. → 2.2 Connect to the Target Device → 3.2 Interface and Operation Mode → 3.3 Communication Conditions Start Simulation Press [RUN] and it waits for test data sending from analyzer.
  • Page 34 If the schedule is invalid, press [0] ～ [F] to send valid header. ■Slave mode Every time when the request ID is received, it is compared with marked ID registered in the response data table. And, if the ID is matched with received ID, analyzer transmits response data table.

  • Page 35: Chapter 6 Trigger Function

    Chapter 6 Trigger Function 6.1 Trigger Function The trigger function is a function that triggers a special measurement process (action) by a specific condition (factor) such as the occurrence of a communication error during measurement. By controlling the timer/counter, it can measure the communication response time and count the number of occurrences of specific events.
  • Page 36 It is able to select “trigger control” (trigger valid/invalid) as a trigger action. Touch on the setting of trigger factor and action and set. To use the timer/counter for trigger function, set the timer/counter setting in advance. →6.4 Timer/Counter Function Trigger Factor Select the trigger factors.
  • Page 37 ■ CAN remote Set the remote frame of CAN. Touch “ID setting” to set target ■ LIN data Set the LIN frame with ID and 8byte of data. Bit mask (W0, W1, W2) and don’t care (X) can be set. ■...
  • Page 38 Trigger Action Select the trigger action ■ Buzzer The buzzer sounds for about 0.3 seconds ■ Stop measurement Select how long the measurement continues after the trigger matching. Quick ： Immediately stops measurement Before ： Record 64KB of data after the trigger matching and then stops measurement.
  • Page 39 ■ Timer control Select the timer control from star t , stop, or restar t (from value 0). ■ Counter control Select the counter control from increment (+1), or clear (0). ■ Trigger control Select the trigger control from disable, enable, or change (reverse enable and disable) ■...

  • Page 40: Timer/Counter Function

    ■ TRG OUT pulse output Output low pulse for about 1ms to external trigger output (TRG OT). 6.4 Timer/Counter Function The timer / counter function is used together with the trigger function. There are timer0/1, counter0/1 and frame counter to count frame of Ch1 or Ch2 for CAN FD/CAN/LIN.
  • Page 41 Timer/Counter Setting Press [MENU] and touch “Trigger”->”Timer/counter setting”. S e t e a c h t i m e r /c o u n t e r w i t h comparison values with 1 ～ 999999. Select the resolution of timer from 100ms, 10ms or 1ms.

  • Page 42: Chapter 7 Waveform Monitor

    Chapter 7 Waveform Monitor It is possible to measure the timing of change of the communication lines with a time resolution of up to 20ns and display it as a waveform like a logic analyzer do so. Setting From top menu, touch “Wave monitor” and mark on the box of “Enable wave monitor”.
  • Page 43 Display After measurement, touch “Change display” on the bottom of screen and display waveform. Touch “scale-up” button or pinch out the screen to expand the screen. Swipe the screen to scroll the data. ■ Time between two points “C-M:” displays the time between the cursor and marker. ◀...

  • Page 44: Chapter 8 Save And Load The Data

    Chapter 8 Save and Load the Data 8.1 File Management Function Measured data and setting conditions can be saved in the storage device (USB flash drie or SD card). It is able to load and use the saved files. [Attention] Do NOT pull out the storage device while accessing it as it may damage the data and the device and they become unusable.

  • Page 45: Filter Function

    Touch [OK]. When it finishes saving data, it will go back to file operation screen. If the saving data exceeds the amount of free space, it will display the error massage. In this case, delete the unnecessary data first and try it again. 8.3 Filter Function Filter function selects specific files.

  • Page 46: Load

    8.4 Load file It is able to load “.DT” and “.SU” files. Select the target f ile from f ile operation screen and touch “Open”. When the selected file is loaded, measured data is overwritten on the capture memory. Change file name It is not possible to change the file name directly.

  • Page 47: Chapter 9 Documents

    Chapter 9 Documents 9.1 Specifications of Function and Hardware Item OP-SB7XL Applicable analyzer LE-2500XR/LE-3500XR ISO11898/ISO11898-1:2015 Dsub 9pin connector (female)x2 CAN FD Interface Confirm to ISO9141/ Protocol Rev.1.1/1.2/1.3/2.0/2.1/2.2A Header 3-pin connector x 2 MCP2542FD （ Microchip) or equivalent CAN FD Transceiver...

  • Page 48: Signal Definition Of The Measurement Ports

    9.2 Signal Definition of the Measurement Ports ■ CAN/CAN FD Port 1Pin 5Pin 9Pin 6Pin Dsub9pin female Input/Output Signal Description Monitor Simulation No use CAN- CAN/CAN FD bus powe Signal ground No use Frame ground No use CAN+ CAN/CAN FD bus powe No use CAN/CAN FD bus powe ※2...

  • Page 49: About J1939

    ８ * 1: Measurement range for analog input 1 to 4 is +-18V. * 2:Voltage range of trigger input is -0.5V to 6.0V. 9.3 About J1939 PGN and SPN of J1939-71 (Rev.2003-12) which LINEEYE analyzer translates are below. Display 61442...
  • Page 50 Display 65248 Vehicle Distance 65253 Engine Hours, Revolutions 65255 Vehicle HoursVH 65257 Fuel Consumption (Liquid) 65262 Engine Temperature 1 65263 Engine Fluid Level/Pressure 1 65265 Cruise Control/Vehicle Speed 65266 Fuel Economy (Liquid) 65269 Ambient Conditions 65270 Inlet/Exhaust Conditions 1 65271 Vehicle Electrical Power 65272 Transmission Fluids...
  • Page 51 Display Unit Input Shaft Speed 61442 Injection Control Pressure 65243 Alternator Potential (Voltage) 65271 Electrical Potential (Voltage) 65271 Air Inlet Temperature deg C 65269 Exhaust Gas Temperature deg C 65270 Fuel Temperature deg C 65262 Engine Oil Temperature 1 deg C 65262 Turbo Oil Temperature deg C...

  • Page 52: Chapter 10 After Support And Maintenance

    LINEEYE ■ Warranty Within a period of 12 months from the date of shipment, LINEEYE warrants that your purchased products (except consumable parts such as the battery and software) are free of charge from any defects in material and workmanship, only when the products are operated in accordance with procedures described in the documents supplied by LINEEYE.
  • Page 53 User Registration For after service and other information, please register in our Website. Repair For malfunction, please contact LINEEYE distributors or LINEEYE and tell us following details. Model OP-SB7XL Serial Number 8 digit numbers Purchase Date Year, Month, Day Other Details of malfunction ■...
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  • Page 56 Please register your product for further support. We will provide you the firmware update information and sales information etc. LINEEYE CO., LTD. 4F., Marufuku Bldg., 39-1, Karahashi Nishihiragaki-cho, Minami-ku, Kyoto, 601-8468, Japan Phone : 81-75-693-0161 Fax : 81-75-693-0163 URL https://www.lineeye.com Email :info@lineeye.co.jp Printed in Japan M-32XLE/LE...

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