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A new time synchronisation utility for Windows, kvtimesync.exe, has been added for users who require highly accurate timestamp correlation across multiple PCIe interfaces. The service correlates frame timestamps from different PCIe interfaces with up to 10 microsecond precision and works across all Kvaser PCIe interfaces. It starts automatically at system boot but can be disabled through Windows Services. Stable operation is maintained – even when interfaces are bus-on – by adjusting frequency rather than stepping clocks. This functionality provides a Windows equivalent to LinuxPTP-based synchronisation workflows and can be particularly valuable in test environments where precise timing correlation is required. Find the latest CANlib drivers on our website!

Using this firmware version, Kvaser Edge devices in their factory-reset state will appear as standard Kvaser USB to CAN interfaces, giving engineers instant access to CAN communication without first installing an application. When an application is later installed, CAN handling is managed by the application. Find Kvaser Edge and the new firmware on our website!

Now with Linux support, Kvaser’s new DBC Editor adds features such as database consistency checking, bit position visualization, Dark and Light display modes, anonymous export and extended multiplexed signal support. It also adds language support for Chinese, Japanese, and German. Find the DBC Editor on our website!

As networks become longer or more complex, signal integrity can become a limiting factor. Learn more in our white paper on CAN Signal Improvement Capability. 👇

CanKing 7.6 introduces CanKing Service for secure remote and headless operation. By installing CanKing Service in a targeted remote test environment, users can monitor live CAN and LIN bus data on their local computer without being on site. CanKing Service works on any computer running CanKing 7.6, including Windows-to-Windows and Windows-to-Linux configurations. Update to 7.6.0 on our website!

A fleet of electric buses was suffering unexplained breakdowns, but the root cause remained hidden. ⚡ Discover how ECM used Kvaser Memorator loggers to capture reliable CAN data across the fleet, creating a practical diagnostic workflow with lessons for any CAN-based system where visibility is key to troubleshooting.