CanKing 7

CanKing 7 is a free of charge, general-purpose CAN bus analysis software that is compatible with all Kvaser CAN interfaces and the Kvaser virtual CAN bus. Use the intuitive graphical measurement window to set up filtering, traffic generation, and logging with triggers on messages received or values. Available on Windows (x64) and Linux (x64 and ARM).

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Free bus analysis software.

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Driver
Kvaser CanKing 7 for Windows x86-64

Kvasers NEW free of charge, general-purpose CAN bus monitor. It works with all CAN interfaces from Kvaser and also with the virtual CAN bus.

VERSION

7.0.0

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Driver
Kvaser CanKing 7 for Linux arm64

Kvasers NEW free of charge, general-purpose CAN bus monitor. It works with all CAN interfaces from Kvaser and also with the virtual CAN bus.

VERSION

7.0.0

Download
Driver
Kvaser CanKing 7 for Linux amd64

Kvasers NEW free of charge, general-purpose CAN bus monitor. It works with all CAN interfaces from Kvaser and also with the virtual CAN bus.

VERSION

7.0.0

Download

Advanced Features

• Real-time bus monitor
• Send messages
• Generate Error Frames
• Supports CAN FD (ISO and non-ISO)
• Log to File
• Filter Messages
• DBC Support
• Dark Mode
• Command Line Interface

Dark Mode

CanKing now supports dark mode, featuring the ability to change between dark and light modes at any time with the press of a button.

Download CanKing 7 User Guide

Access the complete CanKing 7 user guide for useful instructions and insights into the software.

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Download CanKing 7 Datasheet

Access the CanKing 7 datasheet for key features and product insight

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Command Line Interface

The CanKing 7 Command Line Interface (CLI) allows users to control CanKing and perform many actions directly from the terminal. The CLI controls CanKing’s background service without using the graphic user interface (GUI). There are commands for configuring the measurement setup and for starting and stopping measurements. One use case could be to start/stop a measurement when some external event happens that CanKing isn’t aware of.

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