Find the official PCAN-Explorer download. File.org does not provide software hosting. Usually we provide a link directly to the developer's site, to make sure you download the latest, original version of the program. Unfortunately, we do not have the current download link for PCAN-Explorer in our records. PCAN Explorer is a Shareware software in the category Audio & Multimedia developed by PEAK-System Technik GmbH. The latest version of PCAN Explorer is 3.1, released on. It was initially added to our database on. PCAN Explorer runs on the following operating systems: Windows. PCAN Explorer has not been rated by our users yet. PCAN-Explorer is designed as automation server and can therefore be remote controlled through scripts. PCAN-Explorer 5: Plotter Add-in 2 The Plotter add-in allows the recording and graphical representation of any number of signal sequences. The complete uninstall command line for PCAN-Explorer 5 is C: Program Files (x86) PCAN-Explorer 5 UNWISE.EXE. PcanExpl.exe is the programs's main file and it takes approximately 5.41 MB (5670432 bytes) on disk. PCAN-Explorer 5 is composed of the following executables which occupy 24.94 MB (26149208 bytes) on disk: LicMngr.exe (1.33 MB) PcanExpl.

Explorer Update For Windows 7

Version 6 of the Explorer package has been released

It builds on the Explorer 5 with ..............
1) the addition of support for CAN-FD.
2) The playback of previously recorded CAN traces on a connected CAN bus ( described below as Trace and Replay ) has been integrated into Explorer 6 with the ability to manipulate very large files.
3) The configuration of the symbolic representation of CAN messages has also been revised. Signals are used to define the representation of the arising payload and then are assigned to the different CAN messages.
4) Many other enhancements to usability have been included.

PCAN-Explorer V6

Please bear with us, we will be upgrading this page to show the product off better but the Explorer 5 page below gives a good introduction to the Packages features. If you need details of any of these specific upgrades or would like an evaluation copy Call us on 0774342 2526 or email your details to admin@computer-solutions.co.uk

The PCAN-Explorer program provides a flexible Windows program showing what is happening on the CAN bus and for controlling and interacting with CAN systems. It can be used for debugging the system or as a program to interact with and drive a CAN application. Explorer has a simple Macro language for those 'quick and dirty' test we all make but don't admit to, as well as a full interface to VBScript that makes it suitable for detailed testing of CAN units and for sophisticated control and data acquisition. Its capabilities can be extended with PEAK supplied options such as: reading in CANdb descriptor files, detailed graphing, Mimic type instrument panels and working with a fully J1939 compliant database. Users can even produced their own add-ins that fully control almost all aspects of Explorers operation and displays.

Peak have created an excellent set of Video Tutorials which can be found here feel free to browse them in any order you wish but we will link to them in our description of Explorer by showing a Video[link] for example Video[Receiving and Transmitting CAN Messages]

Performance

The package uses a project structure so that all the settings, layouts, message descriptions and displays for a particular CAN module, application or set of tests are held together.
When running the display shows received messages in a receiving list containing message ID, length and data bytes, time since last message and number of times that message has been received. Video[Receiving and Transmitting CAN Messages]
Filters can limit the range ( to just one or two message IDs if required) so simplifying analysis
Watch windows can be defined to display signals. ( see bottom right window in the above display)
Explorer can work over multiple CAN interfaces and networks simultaneously and for each network it shows: status, bit rate, error rates, bus load and max bus load this session.
Any number of messages can be put into transmit lists to be sent either manually with a mouse, from function keys, or at fixed intervals, or as the answer to a remote-frame request. These transmit lists can be saved and restored to simplify setting up particular test configurations.

Message decoding

Each CAN message ID can be given a unique name (eg. ECU1) which is then used in place of the ID when messages are logged making complex systems easy to debug. Video[Creating a Symbol File with the Symbol Editor]
When displayed, if the data layout is known, the data can be decoded and split up into separate components for display in easily read forms
- groups of bits can be translated to descriptive states ie. showing either of these messages: 'SW1 = ON' or 'SW1 = OFF'
- Integer signals can be shown in decimal or hex Video[Applying Symbols to CAN Messages]
- Floating point signals can be scaled and an offset added before they are displayed allowing conversion into real units
- A wide range of data types, including float IEEE754, INTEL and MOTOROLA format are available
- For an example of the way message data is split into components by the Symbol Editor see the examples in the J1939 option.
.When decoding message layouts multiplexing (where part of the data indicates which of a number of different message formats is in use) is supported. Video[Multiplexed CAN Data]
Watch windows allow you to monitor individual signalsand groups of signals Video[Monitoring Signals via the Watch Window]

Data logger functions

Multiple independent traces can be run at the same time
message IDs of interest and their data values and time tags are logged
The traces can use linear or ring buffers, or be dynamic
Errors can be logged
There are flexible facilities to save logged data in text form compatible with Excel
User selection of logging - all messages, a filtered subset or by specifying an unlimited number of individual message IDs.
Multiple Strip chart recordings of up to four signals can be displayed.

Automation

An internal macro language allows simple sequences of CAN messages to be generated.
For more complex applications the VBScript language can be used to test or simulate CAN drivers.
VBScripts can even be run in the background without displaying the Explorer windows interface
Add-ins ( written in C++, VB or Borland) allow the users to automate tasks in PCAN Explorer by adding commands to perform these tasks, adding toolbar buttons to carry out these commands, and by responding to PCAN Explorer events.

Licencing

The Explorer licence allows the installation on a single PC only. You may also buy a USB dongle that allows the Explorer to be installed on multiple machines but to only be used when the dongle is attached ( for use say with a portable to be taken into the field ). It does not provide multiple programmers with simultaneous use of a single Explorer Licence.

Explorer as a Debugging Tool

Explorer will run on a lap-top with a CAN interface to non-intrusively view the events on the CAN bus. If you are developing a CAN C+/C++ or VB application that is running on a PC, you do not need to buy a second CAN interface in order to use Explorer to test the application. It can run, in its own window, on the same PC and the PEAK drivers will pass the data to Explorer as well as to and from your application.

The latest release is Explorer v5 which works with Windows 10,8.1, 7(32/64) and all PEAK CAN interfaces

J1939 compliant database:

The SAE J1939 network protocol defines a set of standard CAN message IDs and data layouts that may be used on the CAN bus of a utility vehicle for the transmission of diagnostics data and control information. It contains a

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