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| ES800 | ES820, FlexRay | FAQ / Use Case | Waking-up the ES820 module by FlexRay signals
This video shows how to wake-up the ETAS ES820 Drive Recorder by signals communicated on the FlexRay bus of a vehicle and start to record measurements immediately afterwards.
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| 2017/11/23 |
| ES800 | ES801, ES801-S, ES820, ES830, ES882, … | Manual / Technical Documentation | Disconnecting connected ES800 modules
ETAS Customer Information
Disconnecting connected ES800 modules
In order to ensure a trouble-free connection of several ES800 modules, a high-precision stacking mechanism is being used. To disconnect connected modules, please follow the instructions in this document. | 2017/09/26 |
| ES800, … | ES820, ES891, ES892, FETK-S1, FETK-S2, … | 技术文章 | High data transfer rate allows universal use
High data transfer rate allows universal use
With the market launch of the new high-speed FETK ECU interface, the ES89x ECU and bus interface modules, and the ES820 drive recorder module, ETAS is introducing a new solution for validating and calibrating electronic systems. Thanks to a significantly higher payload data transfer rate, the new tools meet the requirements of the most demanding testing in vehicles and on test … | 2017/07/25 |
| ES800 | ES891, ES892 | 技术文章 | Recording large volumes of measurement data in the vehicle and on the test bench
Recording large volumes of measurement data in the vehicle and on the test bench
Together with interface and drive recorder modules, a newly developed ECU interface allows users to record large volumes of measurement data from ECUs and other sources. ETAS shows how these measurement data volumes can be captured and then used for complex analyses. | 2017/07/19 |
| ES800, … | ES891, ES892, FETK-S1, FETK-S2, FETK-T1, … | RealTimes Article | ETAS FETK-T 和 -S
New interfaces for high-performance ECUs
The FETK is a new interface for high-performance ECUs that connects the ECU and the host application through XCP via Gigabit Ethernet. FETK hardware is available in two versions, T and S, for trace and serial debug interfaces.
| 2017/02/07 |
| ES800, … | ES891, ES892, ISOLAR-EVE | RealTimes Article | 虚拟 ECUs
ETAS ISOLAR-EVE in application
Developing new, electronically controlled vehicle functions involves a number of discrete stages:
design, prototyping, implementation, verification, integration, and validation. However, these
can all be seamlessly connected by using virtual ECUs. Virtual ECUs can be duplicated any number
of times, which makes it easier for work processes to be performed in parallel and for …
| 2017/02/07 |
| ES800 | ES820, ES830, ES882, ES886, ES891, … | Manual / Technical Documentation | Using cables with Lemo connectors
Using cables with Lemo connectors
Cables with Lemo connectors are used in conjunction with the ES800 product family.
To ensure trouble-free operation, please follow these instructions while plugging the connector. | 2016/12/14 |
| ES800 | ES820, ES882, ES886, ES891, ES892 | 视频指南 | ES800 模块堆叠的组装和拆卸
ES800 模块堆叠的组装和拆卸
视频辅导说明了ES800 产品群模块的正确组装和拆卸方式。
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| 2015/12/15 |
| ES800, … | ES891, ES892, FETK-S1 | RealTimes Article | New Tools for Vehicle Electronics
New Tools for Vehicle Electronics
With the market launch of the new FETK high-speed ECU interface and the ES89x ECU and Bus Interface Modules, ETAS is introducing a new solution for validating and calibrating electronic systems, as well as for prototyping new electronic control unit functions. | 2015/12/01 |
| ES800 | ES891 | Flyer / Brochure / White Paper | ES891 宣传册
At a glance:
FETK Interface Module from the ES800 product family for demanding measurement, calibration, and prototyping applications
Hardware permits transmission of data to a PC or Laptop via Gigabit Ethernet with rates up to the line speed
Two FETK/GE connections, one XETK/FE connection
One FlexRay interface with two channels
Up to five CAN/CAN FD interfaces
One … | 2015/08/31 |
| ES800 | ES891 | Press Release | Next generation of ETAS measurement and calibration products
| 2015/03/21 |
