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- Wed 20. Sep 2017, 09:32
- Forum: PCAN-LIN
- Topic: CAN ID for Slave Activation
- Replies: 1
- Views: 3150
CAN ID for Slave Activation
I am trying to figure out what this field does? I read the manual, but I still do not understand its purpose, can somebody explain what it does?
- Wed 22. Feb 2017, 23:11
- Forum: PCAN-USB X6
- Topic: Unable to use PCAN-USB X6 with SocketCAN under Linux
- Replies: 1
- Views: 5341
Unable to use PCAN-USB X6 with SocketCAN under Linux
Is this device supported for use with the Linux SocketCAN drivers?
- Sun 12. Feb 2017, 21:03
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: pcan-usb Device number
- Replies: 1
- Views: 3355
pcan-usb Device number
When I plug in a PCAN-USB device and run dmesg, Linux recognizes the device number that is flashed to it and correlates it with a can network device number. Is there any way I can programatically get this info (can0 -> device 8)? It would be useful when I attached multiple PCAN-USB devices.
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- Tue 27. Dec 2016, 23:49
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: Error after computer restart
- Replies: 2
- Views: 5251
Re: Error after computer restart
Reinstalled new drivers (8.2) Seems to be working. Thank you.
- Tue 27. Dec 2016, 23:05
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: occasionally getting Error on CAN channels
- Replies: 1
- Views: 2966
occasionally getting Error on CAN channels
Hi,
I have some code that allows me to read data off multiple CAN buses (I have 4 PCAN-USB Pro FD devices); however, sometimes I would be unable to read from some of the CAN buses and I would have to unplug and replug the devices to get it to reset. (Is there any way I can reset the channel without ...
I have some code that allows me to read data off multiple CAN buses (I have 4 PCAN-USB Pro FD devices); however, sometimes I would be unable to read from some of the CAN buses and I would have to unplug and replug the devices to get it to reset. (Is there any way I can reset the channel without ...
- Thu 22. Dec 2016, 23:33
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: Error after computer restart
- Replies: 2
- Views: 5251
Error after computer restart
Every time I restart my machine and try to access the devices using the API, I get the following error:
1482445262.149631: ERROR: failed to scan directory (errno=2) '/sys/class/pcan'
1482445262.149641: ERROR: failed to open file (errno=2) '/sys/class/pcan/version'
In order to get it to work again ...
1482445262.149631: ERROR: failed to scan directory (errno=2) '/sys/class/pcan'
1482445262.149641: ERROR: failed to open file (errno=2) '/sys/class/pcan/version'
In order to get it to work again ...
- Mon 5. Dec 2016, 23:30
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: LIN solution for Linux?
- Replies: 5
- Views: 8312
Re: LIN solution for Linux?
I read the PCAN-LIN protocol definition and it looks like LIN messages can be written/read through the CAN interface.
So to be clear, would this setup work for a linux environment:
Linux computer -> PCAN-USB Pro FD -> [PCAN-LIN device] -> LIN Device
I would have to write code on the Linux side ...
So to be clear, would this setup work for a linux environment:
Linux computer -> PCAN-USB Pro FD -> [PCAN-LIN device] -> LIN Device
I would have to write code on the Linux side ...
- Mon 14. Nov 2016, 22:07
- Forum: PCAN-Basic
- Topic: PCAN USB Hardware ID - Python
- Replies: 14
- Views: 25014
Re: PCAN USB Hardware ID - Python
I've attached two screenshots. One with PCAN-USB Pro (Successful) and the other with PCAN-USB (Unsuccessful)
- Fri 11. Nov 2016, 19:01
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: LIN solution for Linux?
- Replies: 5
- Views: 8312
Re: LIN solution for Linux?
Hi Michael,
Thanks for the reply. Are there examples on how this would work? If I wanted to send and receive LIN messages using this PCAN-LIN module?
Thanks for the reply. Are there examples on how this would work? If I wanted to send and receive LIN messages using this PCAN-LIN module?
- Thu 10. Nov 2016, 22:08
- Forum: PCAN-Basic
- Topic: PCAN USB Hardware ID - Python
- Replies: 14
- Views: 25014
Re: PCAN USB Hardware ID - Python
FYI: I installed 4 PCAN-USB Pro devices (but I removed them when I ran these commands).
uadmin@dslab-nuc2:~/projects/Test$ dmesg | grep pcan
[667636.564289] pcan: unhandled read data stream turned off (err -71)
[667686.675477] pcan: PCAN-USB Pro FD (01h PCB02h) fw v2.1.0
[667686.675630] pcan ...
uadmin@dslab-nuc2:~/projects/Test$ dmesg | grep pcan
[667636.564289] pcan: unhandled read data stream turned off (err -71)
[667686.675477] pcan: PCAN-USB Pro FD (01h PCB02h) fw v2.1.0
[667686.675630] pcan ...