myRIO myHub CAN bus

[Hooovahh]

At NI Week this year there was a company that made a device called myHub which plugged in the top of the myRIO and provided multiple USB ports (I think 3) and a physical ethernet port.  This same company also demonstrated a CAN bus add on for communicating over the automotive standard CAN.

I did a bunch of searching but I couldn't find either of these products, or the company that makes them.  Is there some information from this company about these products, and their availability?

[alcava.cr · Accepted solution]

Hi there,

I believe you were looking for the X [CAN] card developed by a company called Stratom.

I hope this helps

[Hooovahh]

Yeah that's them.  Seems there still isn't much information about their products yet.

[devajeet]

Do you have any idea as to when the Stratcom X-CAN addon myRIO, will be available.? I have to implement a project to acquire real time battery and other relevant data from Mitsubishi i-MiEVs and store it and later analyze the data. Do you think this device will be able to meet the requirements? Do you have any suggestions as to how I should go about it? Any other package...

[Hooovahh]

Any XNet or older series 2 CAN device as has a built in buffer. So a Windows PC can request all frames once a second and get all data from the previous second. A myRIO would be nice because it can be a headless logger. A cRIO with an CAN port can do this too.

[stratom]

Hi,

I am currently working for Stratom and I am glad you have shown such interest in our products that we showed at NI Week! as far as our X-CAN, you can purchase the product here... https://www.ni.com/en-us/shop/model/stratom-myrio-can-adapter.html

As far as the X-HUB that we demonstrated on the expo floor, we have finished our prototypes and are waiting to begin production so they can be available to the general public soon. Let me know if this helps your search! If you have any other questions, please feel free to respond.

Regards,

Stratom, Inc.

[Hooovahh]

I know this is months later but I just realized your link has an extra space in it, causing it to not work.  I believe the link you wanted to provide is this one.

http://sine.ni.com/nips/cds/view/p/lang/en/nid/212740

[stratom]

Yes the above link is correct