Training videos have been updated to reflect the new Vehicle Spy 3 version 400 release. In addition, a new video is posted that will give you an overview of what’s new in the 400 release with respect to version 300 level software. Click here to view the videos.

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neoVI-BOB

The neoVI-BOB is a break-out box for use with your neoVI-FIRE, neoVI-RED or neoVI-BLUE.

If you've made your own cables just to break out a channel from your neoVI, the neoVI-BOB is for you. The neoVI-BOB allows you to connect with separate channels neatly and reliably. The Break-Out Box is easily connected to your neoVI so you can connect to individual channels via banana connectors or DB-9s. The neoVI-BOB provides access to:

• Via Banana Connectors
  • SWCAN
  • LIN1-LIN4
  • ISO K & L
• Via DB-9 Connectors
  • HS CAN 1-3
  • MS CAN
  • LSFT CAN

The neoVI-BOB also provides access to the MISC, T-CLK and power pins on the neoVI-FIRE. The neoVI-BOB comes with a DB-25 to DB-25 cable for connecting the neoVI-BOB to the 25-pin connector of your neoVI. The neoVI-BOB is now in stock and available for $350.00. See more at the product page.

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neoVI-OBD-CAN-1 Cable

The neoVI-OBD-CAN-1 cable is a "Y" cable for connecting your neoVI in line with a DAQ device or other CAN device.

When you've got analog channels to capture along with CAN data, the neoVI-OBD-CAN-1 Cable is a perfect accessory to use. Just connect the 25-pin connector to your neoVI-FIRE, and then connect the OBD connector. The remaining 9-pin connector is wired to the HSCAN3 channel of the neoVI, giving you the ability to connect it to any CAN device you wish. The neoVI-OBD-CAN-1 is now available now for $125.00. See more at the product page.

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5 Relays, 4 Optically Isolated Digital Inputs and 0-26V analog inputs with 8 bits of resolution. All of these functions are accessed using a dual wire CAN network. Combined with CAN tools from Intrepid Control Systems, controlling physical I/O is made simple and autonomous. Up to 64 neoRADI/Os can be used on a single CAN network. ...
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OEMs usually used text based descriptions in Word documents or proprietary file formats to store this data. These formats were difficult or impossible to share across tools. Intrepid has created this tool for customers working with FIBEX files who want to learn more about the format. The tool allows you to view the files and search the FIBEX and FlexRay specification. Intrepid also supports loading FIBEX files in the Vehicle Spy application software for FlexRay applications. ...
The Tiny Fibex viewer page is located on our support site.

the current generation of Microcontrollers. Intrepid includes the graphical bit time calculator with all of its development tools that use Microchip's CAN controllers.
The MBTime Microchip bit timing page is located on our support site.

ES581.
We are happy to extend this relationship through the ETAS partner program. We invite you to the ETAS booth at the Novi Testing Expo (site) where we will demonstrate how ETAS Products and Intrepid Control Systems products can mutually enhance each other and bring more value to our customers.

The ODX standard is a very large and "flexible" standard. This means that OEMs tend to implement ODX in different ways. While an OEM's implementation will vary from another's, ODX is still useful because much of the file format does remain the same. This allows an ODX parser to load and parse these different OEM formats with minimal software changes.
Tiny ODX Viewer Page [link]

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