VN3600
Vector VN3600 FlexRay Network Interface, USB 2.0
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About the VN3600
The Vector VN3600 is a USB network interface from Vector's FlexRay interface family, giving a PC access to one FlexRay cluster (channels A and B). It is used to develop, simulate, test, measure and calibrate FlexRay networks and ECUs. Unlike the VN7600 from the same family, it has no CAN channels.
It uses an FPGA-based Bosch E-Ray communication controller for analysis and a Fujitsu MB88121B controller for cluster startup and startup monitoring. A 2 MB transmit memory supports simulation of large networks, along with cycle multiplexing, in-cycle response, payloads up to 254 bytes and detection of invalid frames. Functions can be extended in the field by FPGA updates.
The FlexRay transceiver is a plug-in FRpiggy. The unit is powered externally (5 to 50 V) through Binder connectors that also carry hardware time synchronisation with other Vector FlexRay and XL-family devices. It is set up with Vector's hardware configuration tool and used with Vector software such as CANoe; a FlexRay driver library is available for custom applications. Vector no longer lists the VN3600 in its current product range; its current FlexRay interfaces include the VN7610, VN7640 and the VN8900 family.
Frequently asked questions
Does the VN3600 have CAN channels?
No. It is a FlexRay-only interface with one cluster (channels A and B). The VN7600 from the same family adds three CAN channels.
How is it powered?
Externally, from 5 to 50 V DC through its Binder power/sync connector; it needs at least 8 V to start.
Which software works with it?
It is configured with Vector's hardware configuration tool and used with Vector applications such as CANoe; Vector's FlexRay driver library can be used for own applications.
Is the VN3600 still made?
Vector no longer lists it among its current products and has no product page for it. Vector's current FlexRay interfaces include the VN7610, VN7640 and VN8900 family, but we found no Vector statement naming an official successor.
Specifications
| Transceiver | Plug-in FRpiggy |
| CAN channels | None |
| PC interface | USB 2.0 |
| Power supply | 5-50 V DC external (start-up min. 8 V), typ. 3 W |
| Microcontroller | Intel PXA270, 312 MHz |
| Transmit memory | 2 MB |
| FlexRay channels | 1 cluster (channels A and B), 1x D-SUB9 |
| Dimensions (LxWxH) | 151 x 110 x 35 mm |
| Operating temperature | 0 to +55 °C |
| Maximum FlexRay payload | 254 bytes |
| FlexRay controller (startup) | Fujitsu MB88121B |
| FlexRay controller (analysis) | Bosch E-Ray in FPGA |
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