Start-up Guide: ReXgen 2/IMU
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The connector must be tightened securely to connect properly, ensuring reliable operation.
Each end of the CAN bus must be terminated with a 120 Ohm resistor across CAN H & CAN L.
Do not short-circuit any pins.
Do not use the logger's USB port for data logging, as it may damage the USB port, which won't be covered under warranty.
2 LEDs are installed on the ReXgen2 device to indicate the CAN/CAN FD logging activity.
Open ReXdesk, connect the logger and click the ‘Reflash’ option under the Device tab.
Reflash – Select the required firmware to update the logger.
Open ReXdesk, connect the logger and click ‘Set Time’ on the top taskbar.
To synchronise the logger’s time with your PC, select ‘Synchronise with PC.
Or
To manually set the logger’s time, select ‘Set Custom Date Time’.
Click ‘Set Time” to save.
If you see that the logger is logging with the wrong time stamp, check the RTC battery.
Click for instructions on how to turn on the battery.
Open ReXdesk, connect the logger, double-click, or drag and drop the ‘Log All’ icon into the configuration window.
Click the ‘Run’ icon on the top taskbar and save the project.
Once the Configuration is uploaded successfully, click OK.
Click the ‘Internal Storage’ icon on the top taskbar and select the file you wish to open.
Click on the ‘Download’ tab and select the required format for download.
Pin No
Pin Function
Pin 1
GND A
Pin 2
CAN 1 – Low
Pin 3
GND
Pin 4
Analog IN 0
Pin 5
GND A
Pin 6
Analog IN 1
Pin 7
CAN 1 – High
Pin 8
Clamp-15
Bus and signals
Number
Operating voltage
Safe applied voltage
Power supply - OBD
1
+5V to +27V
±34V
Power supply - USB
1
+4.5V to +5.5V
0V to +6V
CAN/CAN FD
2
+2V to +3V
± 28V
ANALOG Input
2
± 10 V
± 28V
DIGITAL INPUT
2
LOW < +0.8 V
HIGH > 2.5 V
± 28V
Channel 0
Green
Channel 1
Amber
LED Patterns
Description
Blinking – Logging
Bold – Not logging but configuration active
LED 1 and LED 2 flashing alternatively – Re-flashing in progress
Pin No
Pin Function
Pin 1
Digital 1
Pin 2
CAN 0 – Low
Pin 3
GND
Pin 4
LIN
Pin 5
Power GND
Pin 6
Digital 0
Pin 7
CAN 0 – High
Pin 9
Power Supply 5V to 27V
LED 1
LED 2