See what your firmware sees.

What it does

Every parameter, one tree

Load an A2L, an EDS or an object-dictionary file and every measurement, characteristic and dictionary entry appears in one browser: multiple nodes, multiple protocols, one view. A signal reachable two ways shows once, with a badge per source.

The planner does the bus math

Group the signals you care about; LogoByte packs the DAQ lists, prescales when the bus fills, and falls back to polling instead of refusing. Every row shows its verdict, DAQ @ 100 Hz or polled @ 5 Hz. Never a modal, never a mystery.

Tune it live

Change a gain, watch the response on the same screen. Writes go over XCP DOWNLOAD and CANopen SDO with nothing between you and the machine.

Traces that keep up with your motor

The high-speed USB stream carries a hundred signals at 8 kHz and dozens at 120 kHz, timestamped at the source. Current ripple and commutation events that no CAN bus could ever carry.

Built against real firmware

LogoByte doesn't trust a configuration until data actually arrives, and it tolerates the ways real ECUs bend the XCP standard: byte-swapped fields, optimistic buffer claims, lists that start silent. Handled, not crashed on.

Independent by design

Per-protocol connection state means a calibration mismatch on XCP never takes down your CANopen telemetry. When something fails, only that thing fails, and the log says why.