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General| Interface | Ethernet |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | External power supply |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +85°C |
| Type | Adapter |
| Compatibility | ETAS INCA, ETAS EHOOKS |
Observe safety notices to avoid health issues or device damage. Read documentation carefully before startup.
Product operation requires necessary qualification and experience; improper use can cause injury or damage.
ETK is an electronic component for ECU data access, developed for automotive applications.
Classifies safety messages (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE) to warn of hazards and potential damage.
Details safety requirements, specific DANGER/CAUTION warnings, ETK handling, and installation safety.
Describes the XETK-S30.0 as an emulator probe for Infineon AURIX MCUs, used for rapid prototyping and measurement.
Lists key features including measurement interface, calibration, cold start mechanisms, and fast Ethernet interface.
Presents the block diagram of the XETK-S30.0, showing its main components and interconnections.
Explains the connection to the ECU via CON2 and CON4, detailing interface lines and pin definitions.
Describes the 100Base-TX Ethernet interface for PC connection using XCP protocol.
Details the power supply requirements for the XETK-S30.0, input voltage range, and automatic power management.
Explains how the XETK monitors ECU voltage (VDDP) and standby RAM voltage (VDDSBRAM).
Covers RAM usage for data emulation and measurement, and the ETAS two-page concept.
Details the Device Access Port (DAP) interface operation in 2-pin mode and series termination resistors.
Introduces trigger modes: Pinless Triggering and Timer Triggering.
Explains Pinless Triggering using the microcontroller's internal Development Trigger Semaphore (DTS).
Explains Timer Triggering using the XETK's internal timers for event triggering.
Describes reset mechanisms and the CalWakeUp function for ECU power-up and control.
Provides instructions and recommendations for connecting the XETK-S30.0 to the ECU using adapter cables.
Illustrates wiring for the XETK Ethernet interface and power supply connections.
Explains project-specific adjustments stored in Flash, using the (X)ETK Configuration Tool (XCT Tool).
Guides on accessing help for the XCT Tool to find hardware configuration parameters and their values.
Lists requirements including compatible hardware, PC Ethernet interface, and software support.
Details supported microcontrollers and ED RAM sizes for data emulation and measurement.
Covers configuration aspects: typical memory location and logic device updates via HSP software.
Provides characteristics for connection, protocol, IP address, cable length, and Ethernet interface.
Specifies operating and storage temperature ranges, humidity, altitude, and degree of protection.
Lists parameters for permanent power supply, standby current, operating current, and power dissipation.
Details interface signals, supervision voltages, and output voltages for ECU standby RAM and power supply.
Specifies test parameters like reset delay for the ECU and ETK.
Shows DAP timing diagrams and parameters for clock period, setup time, hold time, and valid window.
Provides electrical characteristics for the ECU interface connector signals.
Shows the location and pin assignments for the XETK-S30.0 interface connectors.
Provides mechanical dimensions of the XETK-S30.0 in millimeters and inches, with tolerances.
Introduces the chapter and outlines requirements for failsafe operation of cables.
Details CBAM230, CBAM240, and CBAM271 ECU adapter cables: usage, dimensions, temperature, and ordering.
Details various ETAM ECU adapters (ETAM2 to ETAM12): pin assignment, signals, dimensions, and ordering.
Details CBE200, CBAE200, CBE230, CBAE330, CBAM270, K70.1, and KA50 cables: usage, specifications, and ordering.
Provides order name, short name, and package contents for the XETK-S30.0 emulator probe.
Gives general recommendations for ETAS cables and contact information for application-specific cables.
Lists various XETK ECU adapter cables with their order names, short names, and order numbers.
Lists power supply cables like K70.1 and KA50 with their respective order details.
Provides ordering information for the isolated power supply interface ETP2.
Provides website for local sales, technical support, and product hotlines.
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