A compact, tabletop HIL test solution — ANCIT IO Box + TOSUN TC1001 + TSMaster bundled into one ready-to-run kit for rapid ECU/DUT validation. No rack. No lab. Full HIL on your desktop.
4DI / 4AI / 8DO | CAN / CAN FD | Signal Stimulation | Fault Simulation | Real-Time Verification
Everything in one glance — hardware, connectivity, and the ECU validation use-case it solves.
Four components. One complete HIL environment — shipped and ready to connect.
Four components work together as a single, cohesive HIL environment on your desktop.
The Mini HIL Studio delivers a complete ECU validation workflow in a form-factor small enough to sit on an engineer's desk — with no rack-mounted infrastructure, no custom firmware, and no integration work.
Simulate real vehicle signals to the ECU via digital and analog I/O — replicate sensors, switches, and actuator feedback without a physical vehicle.
Validate ECU logic in real time — drive inputs, observe CAN outputs, and verify correct DUT behaviour against expected responses.
Inject fault conditions through the IO Box and observe ECU diagnostic responses — test fault detection, DTC logging, and safe-state handling.
TSMaster captures and visualises every CAN frame in real time — correlate stimuli to ECU responses and build repeatable automated test sequences.
From training labs to early-stage validation — the Mini HIL Studio fits every stage before full-scale HIL infrastructure.
| IO Box Inputs | 4 Digital Inputs (DI), 4 Analog Inputs (AI) |
| IO Box Outputs | 8 Digital Outputs (DO) |
| Total GPIO Channels | 16 (all mapped via pre-configured DBC) |
| Power Supply | 12V DC (external) |
| CAN Interface | TOSUN TC1001 — USB to CAN / CAN FD |
| PC Software | TSMaster (Bus Analysis + Test Automation) |
| Configuration | Pre-built DBC + TSMaster Project with Panel |
| Custom Firmware Required | No — ready to use out of the box |
| Infrastructure Needed | None — desktop / tabletop form factor |
The SmartWheels Mini HIL Studio brings production-grade ECU test capability to any lab bench, classroom, or R&D desk — out of the box, day one.
