2022-06-14 - Version 6.6.0 release now available

Improvements:

Added support for newer CAN controller features 'Timestamps at Start-of-Frame', 'Tx Self-Acknowledge', and 'Ignore BRS'
Increased the time after plug-out of copy protection dongle until application shuts down to 60 seconds
New possibility to override hardware options of an already initialized CAN interface with settings stored in the project when enabling a connection or when loading a project with enabled connections
Many smaller user interface and performance improvements

Bug fixes:

Under Windows® 11 some controls in the Edit Message dialog box were not painted correctly
An Access Violation could occur in the Select Signal dialog window when the selection in the Filter drop-down list was changed
The Error Frames property of J1939 connections could not be configured in the Project Settings dialog
Values for variables of type 'Raw' entered in the Edit Variables dialog box were always stored in the CAN message beginning at data byte 0
The Callback Library window did not properly handle the case if a callback DLL could not be loaded
The Macro dropdown-list in the toolbar sometimes contained entries for Standard Macros that no longer existed, and the Run macro command could not be accessible for a selected Macro entry under certain circumstances
Object Model: Trying to set the Filter property of the ReceiveMessages collection, Tracer object, or Connection object to NULL/Nothing triggered an Access Violation error
Object Model: A SafeArray retrieved via DataArray properties from interfaces derived from IPEMessage now exist as long as its owning Message object to avoid problems in Add-ins using .NET

Changes:

Requires Windows® 10 or higher
The setup no longer includes the outdated PEAK Hardware control panel, and it comes with new major versions of the PCAN Nets Configuration and PCAN Status Display tools (v5.0)
The PCAN-API 2 library (CanApi2.dll) is no longer included in the installation

PCAN-Explorer Add-ins and PCAN-Symbol Editor