The professional-grade CAN analyzer for automotive engineers, embedded systems developers, and diagnosticians.
Proprietary commercial software (not open source). SocketCAN native with CAN FD support.
| Time Delta | ID | Dir | Len | Data | Cycle Time |
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| 122887 | 0x00000543 | Tx | 8 | 04 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 | 122.89 ms |
| 122882 | 0x00000544 | Tx | 4 | 05 00 00 00 | 122.88 ms |
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• TEST_MSG_R2Sig327: 5 (0x5) |
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Watch a quick walkthrough of the tool features and workflow.
Unlike Vector CANoe, CANalyzer, or PCAN-View, RCAN gives you native Linux support, not an afterthought.
Stop rebooting or running VMs just to check a CAN bus. Native Linux support is often an afterthought in major tools.
Heavy Java or Electron apps eat your RAM. We use native libraries for maximum throughput on embedded devices.
Enterprise licenses cost thousands per seat. We offer a powerful toolset accessible to every engineer.
Visualize up to CAN 2.0-B traffic in real-time with microsecond precision. Auto-scroll, pause, and inspect frames without dropping packets.
Construct and send custom frames. Setup periodic transmission tables to simulate ECUs or trigger diagnostics.
Import DBC files to automatically decode/encode raw hex data into human-readable signal values and physical units. Also have full editing and saving capabilities of DBC files.
Record sessions to log files and replay them back onto the bus or virtual interface for regression testing.
Filter by ID, data content, or bus source. Isolate specific messages to debug noisy buses efficiently.
Works with any hardware supported by the Linux kernel (Peak, Kvaser, Slcan, vcan). No proprietary drivers needed.
Works with industry-standard USB CAN adapters and flexible data rate CAN FD devices
Plus any other SocketCAN-compatible adapter supported by the Linux kernel
Debugging ECU firmware directly from your development machine.
Validating vehicle networks without rebooting into Windows.
Anyone using SocketCAN who needs a GUI better than candump.
RCAN Viewer was born out of frustration. As embedded Linux engineers, we were tired of switching OS environments or fighting with command-line tools just to visualize a signal.
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