CAN

CAN

CAN Wiring



This nodes allows the tuner to select which CAN port is connected to the Vehicle CAN (if enabled) and the Haltech CAN Bus (if enabled).

Select The CAN port being used and enable the Terminating Resistor if the ECU is the first or last device in the CAN system.

Select the +12V CAN Power Supply pin(s) if enabled in the Connections node.
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