ICP DAS I-7532M-FD 2-Port CAN/CAN FD Bridge User Guide
- June 6, 2024
- ICP DAS
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I-7532M-FD Quick Start
v1.0, Oct 2020
Packing List
In addition to this guide, the package includes the following items:
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Hardware Installation
Before using the I-7532M-FD device, some things must be done.
Step 1: Prepare one I-7532M-FD
Step 2: Determine if the terminal resistor is needed or not Check the
application structure, and determine if the terminal resistor is needed or
not. You can find it at the position as follows. 
| Pin No.| Description
---|---|---
1| ON: Active CAN1 terminal resistor (default)
OFF: Inactive CAN1 terminal resistor
2| ON: Active CAN2 terminal resistor (default)
OFF: Inactive CAN2 terminal resistor
Generally, if your application is as follows, we recommend you to enable the terminal resistor.
If your application is like the structure as follows, the terminal
resistor is not needed.
Step 3: Connect the CAN port, USB and power line of the I
-7532M-FD.
The pin assignment and wire connection are as follows. When finished, run your
application with the I-7532M-FD.
Utility tool
When users want to use user-defined CAN/CAN FD baud rate, CAN/CAN FD message
filter and CAN mapping, merging, splitting rules, I-7532-FD Utility tool may
be needed.
Step 1: Install the I-7532-FD Utility
The software is located at:
http://www.icpdas.com/en/download/show.php?num=3019&model=I-7532M-
FD
Step 2: Setting up the I-7532M-FD module
- Connect the PC available USB port with the USB port of the I-7532M-FD. Users can find the communication cable (CA-USB10) in the product box.
- Power On the module and execute the I-7532-FD Utility tool.
Step 3: Connect and get the module’s configuration
Press the “Refresh” button to scan and list all the necessary I-7532M-FD
modules on the “Module Name” location.
Then select the necessary I-7532M-FD module and press the “Get Device Config.”
button to start to connect and get device configuration.
Step 4: Configure CAN Bus parameters
User can configure the CAN controller mode, CAN FD specification, arbitration
/data-phase baud rate and advanced forwarding rule.
[CAN Controller]
Set the CAN port into CAN or CAN FD mode. When setting the CAN port into CAN
FD mode, the CAN port can process CAN/CAN FD frames, otherwise this port just
can process CAN frame.
[CAN FD Spec.]
Set the CAN FD frame of the CAN port that follows ISO or Non-ISO
specification. For the “ISO” specification setting, the module uses the CAN FD
frame format as specified by the ISO11898-1. For the “Non-ISO” specification
setting, the module uses the CAN FD frame format as specified by Bosch CAN FD
Specification V1.0.
[Arbitration bit rate]
CAN/CAN FD arbitration phase bit rate. Valid range: 10 kbps ~ 1000 kbps.
[Data phase bit rate]
CAN FD data phase bit rate. Valid range: 100 kbps ~ 3000 kbps
[SP]
CAN/CAN FD arbitration/data phase bit rate sample point.
Suggested range: 75.00 ~ 87.50 %
Step 5: Setting CAN filter ID
The “Reject Remote Frame” is used to reject remote standard / extended frame.
And the “Standard ID/Extended ID” field is used to set accepted
standard/extended CAN IDs (using white-list rule).
[Reject Remote Frame] block:
Click the “Reject Remote Standard/Extended Frame” item to select whether to
reject remote standard/extended CAN frame or not
[Standard ID/Extended ID] block:
Press the “Add”, “Delete” buttons to add/delete a range of standard/extended
CAN IDs into the filter frame.
Step 6: Setting CAN forwarding rules
Detail information about how to configure CAN mapping, merging, splitting
rules, please refer to section “3. Software Utility” of the I-7532M-FD user’s
manual.
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