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    CANBUS CB6M200 Multi Output Interface

    $235.00 each
    SKU: CANBUS-CB6M200
    Brand: Sailes Automotive Electronics
    MPN: CB6M200
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    CB6M200 Multi-Signal CAN BUS Interface for Toyota, Ford, Holden, Isuzu, Mitsubishi, Nissan & VW

    The CB6M200 is a multi-output CAN BUS interface designed to extract up to six discrete signal outputs directly from a vehicle's digital network. Engineered for commercial fleet management, telematics tracking, in-vehicle monitoring systems (IVMS), and mining safety compliance, this unit automatically detects vehicle protocols upon power-up without requiring manual configuration or programming. It provides dedicated outputs for 4WD engagement, engine speed (RPM), illumination, brake pedal, driver seatbelt compliance, and handbrake status.

    Signal Output Specifications - Note not all outputs are available for all vehicles:

    • Illumination / Low Beam: 12V On / 0V Off
    • Brake Pedal: 12V On / 0V Off
    • Driver Seatbelt: 12V On / 0V Off
    • Engine Speed / RPM: 2 pulses per revolution
    • 4WD Status: 12V On / 0V Off
    • Handbrake: 0V On / 12V Off

    Wiring Connections:

    Wire Colour Type Function / Description
    Black Input Ground / Earth
    Red Input +12V power supply via 1A fuse (not included)
    Yellow Input CAN High
    Blue Input CAN Low
    Brown Output 1 Lights / Illumination (12V = On, 0V = Off)
    White Output 2 Brake Pedal (12V = On, 0V = Off)
    Purple Output 3 Driver Seatbelt (12V = On, 0V = Off)
    Green Output 4 Engine Speed / RPM (2 pulses per revolution)
    Orange Output 5 4WD Engagement (12V = On, 0V = Off)
    Grey Output 6 Handbrake (0V = On, 12V = Off)

    LED Diagnostic Sequence:

    The CB6M200 features built-in diagnostic LEDs to indicate CAN BUS status and signal output during installation:

    • Stage 1: Both LEDs light up for approximately 1 second upon power-up.
    • Stage 2: Green LED remains on while listening for CAN BUS data.
    • Stage 3: Red LED turns on indicating CAN data detected and vehicle identification in progress.
    • Stage 4: Once vehicle type is identified, Red LED stays on and Green LED pulses when the vehicle is driven.

    Vehicle Coverage Guide:

    Please note: All vehicle coverage is for guidance only and to the best of our knowledge - Australian models may vary. Wiring connection details are advised upon order processing where available.

    • Ford Ranger (2012+, 2016+ MK2 & 2020+)
    • Holden Colorado (2013+)
    • Isuzu D-Max (2017+ & 2021+)
    • Mitsubishi L200 / Triton
    • Nissan X-Trail (2012+)
    • Toyota Prado & RAV4
    • VW Amarok

    Technical Specifications:

    • Model / Part Number: CB6M200
    • Dimensions: 53 mm x 30 mm x 10 mm (approx.)
    • Operating Voltage: +12V DC
    • Current Consumption: approx. 30 mA
    • Diagnostic Status: Dual LED status indicators (Red / Green)
    • Vehicle Protocol Detection: Automatic auto-detect logic

    Suggested Uses & Applications:

    • Mining & Fleet Safety Monitoring (IVMS): Extracting seatbelt compliance, handbrake engagement, and vehicle operation data for safety logging hardware.
    • Telematics & GPS Tracking Systems: Integration with commercial telematics modules requiring discrete engine speed (RPM), braking, and 4WD activity signals.
    • Auxiliary Lighting & Safety Beacons: Triggering auxiliary work lights, safety strobes, or interlock relays based on 4WD or handbrake status.

    Important Installation & Safety Warnings:

    1. The CAN BUS uses two wires for data transmission (CAN High and CAN Low, sometimes marked as "CAN+" and "CAN-"). Connect to appropriate CAN BUS lines using insulated solder joints. Do not cut factory CAN BUS wires.
    2. Connect power (+12V) via a clean, ignition-controlled regulated supply with an inline 1A fuse (not included). A solid chassis earth point is essential.
    3. Do not extend CAN High and CAN Low leads beyond factory lengths. If extending output signal wires, route away from high-noise electrical components such as ignition coils or heater fans.
    4. Disconnect the interface prior to carrying out vehicle OBDII diagnostic scans to prevent communication conflicts or damage.