
Our CAN to Wi-Fi Adapter is designed to provide seamless wireless connectivity for CAN bus–based systems. This gateway allows users to access and monitor CAN data remotely over a Wi-Fi network, making it ideal for applications where wired access is difficult or impractical. It enables reliable bi-directional communication between CAN networks and wireless devices, acting as a bridge for real-time data exchange.
The adapter features a single high-speed CAN interface with configurable baud rate support, allowing compatibility with a wide range of vehicles, machines, and control systems. It is suitable for wireless CAN monitoring in off-highway vehicles, mining equipment, industrial machinery, and automation systems. The device can be powered directly from standard 12V or 24V DC power sources, ensuring easy integration into existing electrical systems. A built-in status indicator provides quick visibility for device operation.
With integrated Wi-Fi connectivity, the CAN to Wi-Fi Adapter supports both Station mode and Access Point mode, operating across 2.4GHz frequency bands. CAN data from connected systems can be accessed using laptops, tablets, or transmitted to servers for monitoring, diagnostics, and analysis. This makes the CAN Wi-Fi adapter a flexible solution for remote access, testing, and monitoring of CAN-based applications.
The CAN to Wi-Fi Adapter supports standard CAN communication protocols including CAN 2.0A and CAN 2.0B. It is compatible with OBD-II based CAN networks as well as custom OEM CAN frames, making it suitable for passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, EVs, and industrial CAN applications.
CAN to Wi-Fi converter works extensively with BUS MASTER, an open-source software tool to simulate, analyze, and test CAN bus. It is used to send or receive data from the server. An ideal tool for CAN-based development and testing. It helps engineers easily validate and debug CAN communication during development.
Built with a plug-and-play design, the converter ensures quick and straightforward installation without complex configuration. With support for both 12V and 24V DC power input, the device can be directly powered from standard vehicle or machine batteries. This allows fast deployment in industrial applications.
With its compact design and wi-fi connectivity, the gateway is ideally suitable for telematics and predictive maintenance of a vehicle!


General
Power Supply: 5V via USB device connector
Power consumption: <500mA
PC interface:Standard USB Type B connector.
Indication: Status LEDs for Power, USB communication, CAN communication
CAN Features
Single channel CAN 2.0 interface
Supports CAN protocol version 2.0-part A, B and ISO 11898-1/2 (High Speed CAN connection)
Programmable baud rate from 5kbps up to 1Mbps
Timestamp resolution 1mS
CAN bus connection via a 9-pin D-Sub connector
Galvanic isolation up to 500 V
ESD Surge protection on CAN bus terminal
CAN channel has built-in 120Ω terminal resistor
Wi-Fi Port
Wireless Standards: 802.11 a/b/g/n
Frequency Ranges: 2.4GHz
Antenna: External (Finger Type)
Communication Range: 40m
Connectivity Modes: Station, Access Point, Wi-Fi Direct(P2P)
Environmental
Dimension: 105mm X 68mm X 31.5mm (W/O flanges)
Weight: 138 gm
Mechanicals: ABS plastic (IP40)
Operating Temperature: -40 to +85 Degree Celsius
Digital Inputs
Number of channels: 2
Input Switching Threshold: High – 12V, Low – 0V
One unit with IP40 rated ABS plastic enclosure
DB-9 female connector for external CAN interface
User Manual
Quick Start Guide
Mining vehicles such as dump trucks, drilling machines, and loaders rely heavily on CAN-based electronic control systems. Using our CAN to Wi-Fi Converter, diagnostic data from these vehicles can be accessed wirelessly without the need for physical cable connections. The adapter connects directly to the vehicle’s CAN bus and enables real-time monitoring of ECU data, system status, and fault information over a Wi-Fi network. During field operations, service engineers and operators can connect to the CAN to Wi-Fi Adapter using a laptop, tablet, or mobile device to perform diagnostics and health checks. CAN data collected from the vehicle can be accessed and analyzed using our PreciCAN-View diagnostic tool, which provides a structured interface to monitor live parameters, read fault codes, and evaluate system performance. This enables maintenance teams to identify issues early, carry out faster troubleshooting, and plan service activities more efficiently.

Modern industrial cranes generate critical operational data such as load status, motor temperature, hydraulic pressure, operating hours, and fault information through their CAN bus network. Continuous monitoring of this data is essential to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient crane operations. Our CAN to Wi-Fi Adapter provides wireless access to crane CAN data by capturing high-speed raw CAN frames and decoding them using OEM-supplied DBC files. Designed with a plug-and-play architecture, the adapter can be seamlessly integrated into existing crane systems without requiring any hardware modifications. The decoded CAN data can be accessed and analyzed using the PreciCAN-View diagnostic tool, where operators and service teams can view real-time parameters, analyze historical trends, and receive instant alerts for abnormal conditions. This low-cost COTS solution enables remote diagnostics, reduces unplanned downtime, and supports predictive maintenance, ultimately improving crane reliability, safety, and service efficiency.

A CAN to Wi-Fi Adapter allows CAN bus data to be accessed wirelessly over Wi-Fi. It enables real-time monitoring, logging, and diagnostics without the need for physical cables.