Brunoandrade98
Paid Member
Hi all,
So, I'm looking to buy a CAN Clip interface, and I'm finding it a bit hard to figure out what to get.
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but after doing some research, it seems that getting genuine CAN Clips is out of the question, as they are expensive and have to be licensed. So, it appears that (most) people's only option is to get copies.
There seem to be many copies, and types of copies out there, some even with the original "Clip" logo. What are the differences between the different versions of interfaces, and which ones are the best ones? I know that some have different chipsets, and looking at images of the different PCBs, online, it seems that quite a few manufacturers are making these copies.
Does each interface work with any version of the software, so long as it's "cracked"?
I also found forum posts that claim that some interfaces don't have full functionality, and some don't actually have a whole lot of functionality. How accurate is this?
It would be good if someone with experience could shed some light on this.
Many thanks,
Bruno
So, I'm looking to buy a CAN Clip interface, and I'm finding it a bit hard to figure out what to get.
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but after doing some research, it seems that getting genuine CAN Clips is out of the question, as they are expensive and have to be licensed. So, it appears that (most) people's only option is to get copies.
There seem to be many copies, and types of copies out there, some even with the original "Clip" logo. What are the differences between the different versions of interfaces, and which ones are the best ones? I know that some have different chipsets, and looking at images of the different PCBs, online, it seems that quite a few manufacturers are making these copies.
Does each interface work with any version of the software, so long as it's "cracked"?
I also found forum posts that claim that some interfaces don't have full functionality, and some don't actually have a whole lot of functionality. How accurate is this?
It would be good if someone with experience could shed some light on this.
Many thanks,
Bruno