This is the Activity board (ACB2/1) for CANDIP/505. With this board you get a quick start prototyping and testing CAN and your own system. Click on the photo for a larger picture showing all features of the Activity board. This board is great for educational purposes and a low cost alternative to wire up something on your own.

ACB2 Features

• Board covered with a ground layer on component side for good EMI performance.
• 28 pin DIP carrier for the CANDIP/505.
• AC/DC power input in standard 2.1mm, not sensetive to polarity. 7-15V AC/DC. A 7805 that generates +5VDC and a green LED for +5V OK indication.
• BOOT jumper selector for In system programming via CANopen protocol.
• Reset button.
• DB9 female for easy RS-232 connections.
• DB9 male for CAN (CiA standard DS102). Possible to feed other nodes via one power supply and the CAN cable (selectable via jumper).
• CAN Termination resistor (120ohm) selectable via jumper.
• 2 ea. jumpers for input, can work as Node addressing (0-3) or other settings.
• 4 buttons and 4 leds (all 4 buttons and leds cannot work at the same time, but it is possible via jumpers to select e.g. 3 leds and 1 button).
• 2 ea. potentiometers for testing ADC, selectable with jumpers.
• Large prototyping area with all signals from CANDIP/505 easy accessible from the ends including many for power and ground. The software controlled SPI signals from CANDIP/505 is not hooked up with LED's or buttons, so it easy to expand the I/O points with SPI slave devices.

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