Raptor-CAN

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Raptor-CAN

Introduction

Trying to monitor raw CAN bus data or debug CAN bus problems without the proper software tools can be can be time consuming, tedious, and labor intensive. Yet many of the software products currently available on the market are either expensive, overly complex, or difficult to use. New Eagle’s Raptor-CAN software breaks from the status quo by offering a simple, low cost, and easy-to-use solution for practically any CAN bus monitoring & debugging needs. Raptor-CAN can monitor, log, or send data to the CAN bus. Raptor-CAN decodes raw CAN bus data using DBC files so end-users only see signals in engineering units within the Raptor-CAN software. Raptor-CAN is even capable of transmitting pre-recorded CAN data back onto to the bus. This powerful feature is especially useful for recreating scenarios without having to use the actual hardware that originally sent the messages.

Installation

Everything you need to help you with your Raptor-CAN installation is located in the Raptor-CAN User Guide

Using Raptor-CAN

Watch a quick 3 minute video on YouTube that explains how to use Raptor-CAN

Raptor-CAN may be used with standard CAN to PC tools, but has only been tested with Kvaser USB to CAN PC tools.

FAQ

For a list of common questions and answers about Raptor-CAN, see our Raptor-CAN FAQ page here

Release Notes

For a list of all Raptor-CAN releases and notes on each release, see our release notes here

Download Software

If you have already purchased a software license, you can download the latest release or of the Raptor-CAN software at software.neweagle.net. Please consult the Raptor-CAN User Guide for complete instructions on downloading, installing, and using Raptor-CAN.

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Datasheet

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