LR8535

This product is available in 5-7 weeks

Wireless Logger Module CAN and CAN FD Signals, 10 ms

Key Features

• Autonomous operation with wireless data transfer and battery option 
• Wireless data transmission to LR8450-01 Data Logger
• Input of CAN and CAN FD signals
• 2 freely configurable ports
• Max. 10 ms update interval
• Supports CAN (ISO11898), CAN FD (ISO11898), CAN FD (non-ISO) 

The LR8535 Wireless CAN Module is a measurement module for the LR8450-01 Wireless Data Logger. Up to seven LR8535 modules can be connected to a single LR8450-01, allowing users to record and transfer data via wireless LAN. By combining the LR8450-01 with seven LR8535 and four U8555 plug-in modules the total setup can be extended to 11 modules with 2 ports each.

The module supports up to 500 channels per port and delivers a maximum update interval of 10 ms, depending on the number of channels used. It features two D-sub 9-pin male connectors and is compatible with key protocols, including CAN (ISO 11898) and CAN FD in both ISO and non-ISO formats.

This module is ideal for monitoring data from electronic control units within in-vehicle networks during automotive testing and development. It also plays a crucial role in troubleshooting and optimizing industrial processes by capturing CAN-based communication between controllers and devices. In aerospace applications, the U8555 module ensures reliable data transmission between avionics systems, making it an essential tool for high-performance data logging and analysis.

The LR8535 features wireless LAN capability, enabling seamless data transmission to the LR8450-01 Wireless Data Logger for real-time monitoring and analysis on its LCD display. Its compact design makes it ideal for installation in tight or hard-to-reach spaces. Additionally, the module offers flexible power options, supporting the use of both an AC adapter and an optional battery pack for versatile setup configurations.

This wireless module comes with an AC adapter (Z1008) and a mounting plate with screws, allowing the module to be securely attached to a wall or other flat surface