Document Outline

• DBK70 ... User's Manual
• Warnings, Cautions...
• Table of Contents
• 1-Unpacking the DBK70
  • Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
  • Package Contents
• 2-Introduction
• 3-System Setup
  • Software Installation
    • DBK70 Software and Database Requirements
    • DBK70 Software and Database Installation
    • Run Setup.exe
  • Powering the System Using Auxiliary Power or Vehicle Bus Pow
  • Configuring a DBK70
  • Using a DBK70 in Stand-Alone Mode
    • Isolated Measurements
    • Differential Measurements
    • Single-Ended Measurements
  • Using a DBK70 with a WaveBook
  • Using a DBK70 with a Daq* Product or LogBook
• 4-Hardware Reference
  • DBK70 Connectors
    • Serial Configuration Port
    • **Note: J1708 is no longer supported by DBK70 software.Netwo
    • **Note: J1708 is no longer supported by DBK70 software.Direc
    • P1 Multiplexed Output Port
    • Auxiliary Power Connectors
  • Power Issues
  • LED Operation
  • Vehicle Diagnostic Connectors
  • Serial Port Cable, CA-212 RS-232 [Included]
  • Vehicle Network Cable, CA-210 [Included]
  • J1939/J1708** 9-pin Deutsch Connector, Vehicle Network Cab
  • Analog Output Cable, CA-208 [Optional]
  • Chassis Label
  • Card Installation
    • Network Interface Cards
    • ** DBK70-J1708 is no longer available for purchase. Referen
• 5-PidPRO and PidPRO+
  • Introduction
    • PIDs, Analog Output Channels, and Virtual Channels
    • Features of PidPRO
    • Database Concepts
  • PidPRO Quick-Start
    • Software Installation
    • Entering the Authorization Code
    • General Layout
    • Connecting PidPRO to the DBK70 Hardware
    • Opening and Viewing a PID Database
    • Assigning a PID to a DBK70 Channel
    • Viewing the Current Channel Values
    • Monitoring the Vehicle Network PidPRO+ Only
  • Database Management
  • Reference Guide
    • Main Window
      • File Menu
      • Database Menu
      • Channel Management Menu
      • Communications Menu
    • Database Item View Window
      • Detailed View
      • Name
      • Comments
      • Source Channel
      • Message Send Rate
      • Msg 1 and Msg 2
      • If no match in ___ mS and
      • set chan to ____ uV (two separate, but closely related f
      • Filter
      • Mask
      • Start Bit
      • Data Length (bits)
      • Format
      • Byte Order
      • Raw -> Units Conversion Method
      • Low Limit / High Limit
      • Units/Bit
      • Binary Point
      • Set to Limits (Button)
      • Range Low / Range High
      • Analog to Engineering Units Conversion
      • Summary View
      • Name - See “Name” in Detailed View, page 5-19.
      • Comments - See “Comments” in Detailed View, page 5-19.
      • Update Rate - See “Message Send Rate” in Detailed View, page
      • Source Channel - See “Source Channel” in Detailed View, page
      • Index- See “Start Bit” in Detailed View, page 5-22.
      • Length - See “Data Length (bits)” in Detailed View, page 5-2
      • Storage Type - See “Format” in Detailed View, page 5-23.
      • Output Scale
      • Output Offset
      • Display Scale
      • Display Offset
      • Option Value – See “Byte Order” in Detailed View, page 5-23.
      • Message – Similar to “Msg 1 and Msg 2” in Detailed View, pag
      • Filter – See “Filter” in Detailed View, page 5-22.
      • Timeout – See “If no match in ___mS ” in Detailed View, pag
      • Default Value – See “set chan to __µV” in Detailed View, pag
      • Analog to Engineering Units Conversion – See “Analog to Eng
  • Network Monitor PidPRO+ Only
    • Quick Start for Network Monitor PidPRO+ Only
    • Reference for Network Monitor PidPRO+ Only
      • Filter and Mask
      • Type
      • CAN Baud Rate
      • Outgoing Message
      • Text Window
      • Save Text Window
      • Print Text Window
      • Clear Text Window
      • Begin Monitoring
      • Stop Monitoring
      • Send Outgoing Message
      • Close Monitor
  • Parsing Serial Strings
    • Introduction
    • Examples
      • C++
      • VB
      • DASYLab
      • LogView
• 6-Fundamentals of Obtaining Vehicle Data
  • General Operation
  • Obtaining Vehicle Data for J1850, ISO 9141, and ISO 14230-4
    • Example Setup from SAE J2190
    • Using Diagnostic Data Packet
  • Obtaining Vehicle Data for CAN, Including J1939 & OBD CAN
    • Data Frame
    • Creating a Request Message
    • J1939 Considerations
    • OBD CAN Considerations
    • Supported Standards
• 7-Deciphering the PID $00, $20, and $40 Messages
• 8-Troubleshooting
  • Special Notice for LogBook Users
    • This notice applies to the use of a DBK70 with a LogBook.
      • Hardware Related Steps
      • Regarding Configuration in LogView
• 9-Specifications
• Appendix A - DBK70 Firmware Upgrade Instructions
• Appendix B - Scale and Offset in Summary View
  • Format for the Display of Received Data in an Output Channel
  • Processing of SRD by Analog Output Channels
  • Calculating Scale and Offset
    • General Scale and Offset Calculations
    • Calculating Output Scale and Offset Values for Analog Output
    • Calculating Display Scale and Offset Values