Description
The product with the part number 142889D-01L is also known by its alternate part numbers 784663-01 and 784664-01. This particular model, USB-8506, falls under the category of Automotive Networking Products. The specific model described here is the USB-8506-LIN-1PORT, which is designed for automotive networking applications.
It features an interface based on the Local Interconnect Network (LIN), making it suitable for use in automotive environments where this protocol is prevalent. Compatibility with NI-XNET drivers ensures that this device can be easily integrated with systems that utilize National Instruments software for data acquisition and control.
One of the key features of the USB-8506 is its ability to utilize nxReadState for autonomous system issue checks. This functionality allows for early detection of system issues, ensuring reliable operation. Additionally, it supports the LIN Interface Device starting state, facilitating a smoother integration process. The device also allows for synchronization with other DAQ or XNET cards, enhancing its utility in complex automotive networking setups.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 142889D-01L |
| Alternate Part Numbers | 784663-01, 784664-01 |
| Category | Automotive Networking Products |
| Model | USB-8506 |
| Description | USB-8506-LIN-1PORT |
| Interface | Local Interconnect Network (LIN) |
| Driver Compatibility | NI-XNET |
| Key Features | Utilizes nxReadState for autonomous system issue checks, supports LIN Interface Device starting state, allows for synchronization with other DAQ or XNET cards. |
Question 1: What is the part number of USB-8506?
Answer 1: 142889D-01L
Question 2: Does USB-8506 support NI-XNET drivers?
Answer 2: Yes, it’s compatible with NI-XNET drivers.
Question 3: Can USB-8506 check system issues autonomously?
Answer 3: Yes, through nxReadState for early detection.
Question 4: What interface does USB-8506 use?
Answer 4: Local Interconnect Network (LIN)
Question 5: Can the USB-8506 synchronize with other DAQ cards?
Answer 5: Yes, it supports synchronization with DAQ or XNET cards.
