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9 - 36 V
Interfaces
CAN (Connect-Bus)
CAN 11 bit/29 bit
RS-485
CN module
The CN module of the Bitrek Connect system is designed to work with fuel level sensors, RFID readers and grain level threshold sensors in the bunker. It allows you to receive data from the CAN bus.
Features
Key features
The CN module is a separate module of the Bitrek Connect system, designed to work with fuel level sensors, RFID readers and grain threshold sensors. The module allows you to receive GPS data from the standard antenna, which will be used to build an accurate track. Allows you to read data from the vehicle's CAN bus.
Main features
- Working with fuel level sensors
- Support for external GPS antennas via CAN
- Support for RFID readers
- Control of grain level in the bunker
- Support for CAN 11 bit/29 bit
Applying
// This model is ideal for
Agricultural machinery
Gas stations and stationary gas stations
Construction and special equipment
Monitoring of buses and passenger transport
Characteristics
Maximum number of RFID readers
4 pcs
Maximum number of fuel level sensors
8 pcs
Maximum number of threshold sensors
15 pcs
Power supply type and voltage
constant, 9 - 36 V
Average current consumption (12 V)
50 mА
Digital interfaces
CAN (Connect-Bus)
CAN 11 bit/29 bit
RS-485
CAN 11 bit/29 bit
RS-485
Operating temperature
from -30 ° C to +80 ° C
Relative humidity
5 - 95% non-condensing
Enclosure protection class
IP44
Overall dimensions
78 х 83 х 30 mm
Net weight
80 g
Protocols and Integration (For Developers)
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Supported data transfer protocolsCAN (Connect-Bus), CAN 11 bit/29 bit, RS-485
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ConfigurationCAN
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Full system compatibilityBitrek Connect та mNVR
// FAQ
Questions and answers
What CAN protocols are supported?
FMS protocol (j1939) and proprietary CAN messages are supported.
Is the module compatible with the “Friend-Alien” system?
The CN module does not have memory to store ID cards and tags, and therefore cannot validate them. The RF module is used to work in the “Friend-Stranger” system.
Is it possible to remotely configure the module?
Yes, it is possible – using GPRS commands from the main or service server.
