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Warwick Control Technologies (UK) has introduced J1939-based protocol stack kits. They support NMEA 2000 equivalent to IEC 61162-3. Read More

Sometimes you may need to reverse engineer the CAN communication. Examples are automotive competitor analysis, telematics applications such as fleet management, and disabled driver applications. Read More

Warwick Control Technologies (UK) has released version 3.11.0 of its X-Analyzer network analysis tool. This provides Classical CAN, CAN FD, and LIN all-in-one tool, along with the higher-layer protocols SAE J1939 and CANopen. Read More

Warwick Control provides the 3-in-1 CAN maintenance kit. The concept of the kit is to allow engineers to view the CAN network on the three main layers (physical layer, data link layer, and application layer). Read More

The X-Analyser 3 by Warwick Control (UK) is a Windows-based tool that uses Kvaser, Softing, or Vector CAN-interfaces to test the user’s CAN, CANopen, J1939, Devicenet and LIN serial network systems. Read More

As a distributor of Kvaser interfaces in the UK, Warwick Control is introducing a new policy for its customers: Any Kvaser interface purchased from Warwick Control comes with a free ECO version of the X-Analyser 3. Read More

Warwick Control has added additional features to its X-Analyser 3 diagnostic kit. The intension of the company was to make the analyzer more powerful for vehicle disciplines in the aftermarket industries. Read More

Warwick Control provides a protocol stack for the marine industry’s NMEA 2000. This incorporates the NMEA Fast Packets Protocol to handle the fast packet messages as required by the standard. Read More