What to do if PROEMION Network Hardware does not transmit CAN messages?
If the PROEMION Network Hardware device does not transmit any CAN messages, verify the CAN baud rate, the wiring, and the CAN bus termination resistors. Also, check the CAN message filter settings in the configuration and ensure that the checkbox 'Start CAN message output on wireless side after link is established' in the Advanced Settings ¬ tab Expert is enabled.
How to check power supply of PROEMION CANlink wireless 3000 Network Hardware?
If the PROEMION Network Hardware device is without any function, check the power supply via the CAN connector.
What to do if PROEMION Network Hardware does not receive CAN messages?
If the PROEMION Network Hardware device does not receive CAN messages, check the CAN connection and the configuration of the CAN messages and filters. Also, check if the CAB bus termination resistor is correctly installed.
Why does PROEMION CANlink wireless 3000 Network Hardware LED light up constant red?
If the LED on the PROEMION Network Hardware lights up constant red, this could be due to a CAN error (e.g., bus off), a radio module error, or a critical voltage issue.
What to do if PROEMION Network Hardware does not transmit all CAN messages?
If the PROEMION Network Hardware device does not transmit all CAN messages, verify that the CANopen stack is enabled. You may also need to change the CAN identifiers of the affected CAN messages (RX SDOs, TX SDOs, emergency messages).
What to do if PROEMION CANlink wireless 3000 Network Hardware LED lights up constant red after powering on?
If the LED lights up constant red on the PROEMION Network Hardware after powering on, ensure that "Enable boot-up message" is disabled in the device configuration.
What to do if PROEMION Network Hardware is stuck in sleep mode?
If the PROEMION Network Hardware device is stuck in sleep mode, check if terminal 15 is connected or VCC is connected to pin 3 of the CAN / Power connector. For testing, use the CAN cable M12 5-pin/D-Sub/Power terminal 15 ON from the starter kit.
Why is the PROEMION CANlink wireless 3000 LED light constant red?
A constant red LED on your PROEMION Network Hardware indicates a CAN error (such as bus off), a radio module error, or a critical voltage issue.
Key details about the device, including its components and specifications.
Overview of the device's physical components and their labels.
Details of the label on the device's rear, listing key information.
Defines the appropriate applications and operational environments for the device.
Details device compliance with relevant standards and legal requirements.
Explains the various operational modes and capabilities of the device.
Lists and describes the different model variants of the CANlink wireless.
Details the items included in the general product package.
Lists the components included in starter kits for initial setup.
Information on required software and optional accessories for the device.
Information on how to obtain technical support and assistance.
Essential guidelines to prevent injury, death, or damage from device use.
Information regarding FCC compliance and operating rules for the device.
Outlines the terms of warranty and PROEMION GmbH's liability.
Lists and describes the core functions of the CANlink wireless device.
Explains data transmission to Bluetooth devices via CAN.
Enables wireless CAN data transmission between two devices.
Facilitates wireless CAN data transmission to WLAN-capable devices.
Enables wireless CAN data transmission between two CAN bus systems via WLAN.
Describes the physical connectors on the device and their purpose.
Details the pin assignment for connecting CAN bus and power.
Describes the RS232 connector for PC communication and updates.
Information on connecting an external RF antenna for WLAN/Bluetooth.
Explains the function and status indicated by the device's LED.
Details the various cables used with the device and their specifications.
Details the pinout and connectors of the CAN/power cable.
Details the connectors and purpose of the USB-RS232 cable.
Instructions for installing necessary software and drivers on a PC.
Guides on physically connecting the device for operation.
Procedure for connecting an external antenna to the device.
How to connect the device to a CAN bus for data logging.
Explains the importance and method of CAN bus termination.
Details on how to supply power to the device.
Steps to establish a PC connection using RS232 for configuration.
Procedure for backing up the current device configuration.
How to use the device for CAN data transmission via Bluetooth.
Steps to configure the device for CAN-Bluetooth communication.
Guide to testing the CAN-Bluetooth interface functionality.
How to use the device as a bridge between two CAN systems via Bluetooth.
Steps to configure the device as a CAN-CAN-Bluetooth Bridge master/slave.
Guide to testing the CAN-CAN-Bluetooth Bridge functionality.
How to use the device for CAN data transmission via WLAN.
Steps to configure the device for CAN-WLAN communication.
Guide to testing the CAN-WLAN interface functionality.
How to use the device as a bridge between two CAN systems via WLAN.
Steps to configure the device as a CAN-CAN-WLAN Bridge master/slave.
Guide to testing the CAN-CAN-WLAN Bridge functionality.
Instructions for physically mounting the device.
Introduction to the software tool for configuring the device.
Description of the CANlink wireless Configurator's main screen elements.
Overview of the interface for creating or loading device configurations.
Details on using and configuring the device's CAN communication capabilities.
Information on using the device with CANopen for communication.
How to enable and configure the CANopen stack for specific messages.
Procedure for enabling the device to send a CANopen boot-up message.
Details on setting up message filters to control CAN data transmission.
Instructions for updating the device's firmware to the latest version.
Step-by-step guide for updating the device firmware using RS232.
Procedure to reset the device to factory default settings.
Common problems and their potential causes and solutions.
Guidelines for regular checks and upkeep of the device.
Information on proper disposal according to EU WEEE directive.
Diagrams showing the physical dimensions of the device variants.
Detailed specifications of the device's electrical and mechanical properties.
Specifications related to the device's physical characteristics and materials.
Specifications related to the device's power, memory, and electronics.
Details on supported communication interfaces and protocols.
List of communication protocols supported by the device.
Explanation of the device's status indicators and LEDs.
Documentation of the device's compliance with various certifications.
General| Brand | PROEMION |
|---|---|
| Model | CANlink wireless 3000 Series |
| Category | Network Hardware |
| Language | English |
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