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General| Product Name | Ixxat CAN-Gateway Configurator V6 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | HMS Networks |
| Software Version | V6 |
| Function | Configuration Software |
| Compatible Operating Systems | Windows |
| Supported Gateways | Ixxat CAN@net NT series |
| Protocol Support | CAN |
| Configuration Features | filter configuration |
Lists other relevant documentation for the CAN-Gateway Configurator and related devices.
Provides a chronological overview of document versions, dates, and changes made.
States that Ixxat is a registered trademark and mentions other trademarks.
Explains formatting, symbols, interaction elements, code representation, and safety/information icons used in the manual.
Defines various safety symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, IMPORTANT) and their meanings.
Explains information symbols like NOTE and TIP used to provide additional information or advice.
Details the operational modes available for the CANbridge NT devices.
Details the operational modes available for the CAN@net NT devices.
Introduces add-ons like Lua ADK and C-API ixcan for expanding device functionality.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the CAN-Gateway Configurator and the Ixxat VCI driver.
Guides users on how to check and update the device firmware for optimal functionality.
Outlines the essential steps for connecting the device to the computer and launching the configuration software.
General steps to create and apply a device configuration, including saving and writing to the device.
Details the general settings available for device configuration, such as Lua ADK, Syslog, and MQTT.
Instructions for configuring baud rates, modes, and passive settings for CAN ports.
Configuration of If-Then rules to connect events with conditions and actions for device behavior.
Configuration of message mapping rules for routing messages between CAN ports.
Shows different dashboard layouts depending on the operating mode of the device.
Explains the meaning of return values and status indicators displayed in the dashboard.
Shows the syntax and lists available commands for the CanGWfile utility.
Describes how to restart the device's software without resetting its configuration.
Guides users on how to reset the device's configuration to its original factory defaults.
Details the four security levels and their implications for device configuration and access via USB or Ethernet.
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