Description
The product with the Part Number 142889B-02L, which also has alternate part numbers 784663-01 and 784664-01, falls under the category of Automotive Networking Products. Specifically, it is identified as model USB-8506 and has a short description of CCA,USB-8506-LIN-2PORT. This device is a National Instruments USB-8506 LIN Interface Device designed for the creation of applications with the NI-XNET driver.
Its interface is based on the Local Interconnect Network (LIN), providing a reliable method for automotive communication. This device boasts several features, including the ability to utilize nxReadState for system state checks and supports start trigger for synchronization, enhancing its functionality and efficiency in various applications.
The USB-8506 is tailored for creating applications with the NI-XNET driver, testing Electronic Control Unit (ECU) behavior under noise conditions, and synchronization with other XNET or DAQ cards. This wide range of applications makes it an essential tool in automotive networking and testing environments.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 142889B-02L |
| Alternate Part Numbers | 784663-01, 784664-01 |
| Category | Automotive Networking Products |
| Model | USB-8506 |
| Short Description | CCA,USB-8506-LIN-2PORT |
| Description | National Instruments USB-8506 LIN Interface Device for creating applications with the NI-XNET driver |
| Interface | Local Interconnect Network (LIN) |
| Features | Utilizes nxReadState for system state checks, supports start trigger for synchronization |
| Application | For creating applications with the NI-XNET driver, testing ECU behavior under noise conditions, synchronization with other XNET or DAQ cards |
Question 1: What is the part number of the USB-8506?
Answer 1: 142889B-02L, with alternates 784663-01 and 784664-01.
Question 2: What category does the USB-8506 belong to?
Answer 2: Automotive Networking Products.
Question 3: What interface does the USB-8506 use?
Answer 3: Local Interconnect Network (LIN).
Question 4: Can the USB-8506 check system state?
Answer 4: Yes, using nxReadState for system checks.
Question 5: Does the USB-8506 support start trigger?
Answer 5: Yes, it supports start trigger for synchronization.
