Hi,
Does a transmitted message suppose to show up in the receive messages? Attached is PCAN-View screen when I'm manually sending a 0x150 message and expecting it to show up in the receive tab, which doesn't happen.
The question actually is more general: if I send a message with CAN_Write(), will ...
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- Mon 27. Mar 2017, 22:51
- Forum: PCAN-View
- Topic: transmit msg doesn't appear on receive tab?
- Replies: 1
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- Sun 26. Feb 2017, 06:42
- Forum: PCAN-USB Pro FD
- Topic: linux driver
- Replies: 5
- Views: 11261
Re: linux driver
As I mentioned in another thread - my UEFI Secure Boot was enabled which was blocking modprobe. Now pcan appears in the devices and I'm able to execute the examples.
Thanks
Thanks
- Sun 26. Feb 2017, 06:39
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: No /dev/pcan0
- Replies: 1
- Views: 3422
Re: No /dev/pcan0
I found the problem: UEFI Secure Boot was enabled. After disabling it modpobe pcan started working properly.
- Sat 25. Feb 2017, 02:25
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: No /dev/pcan0
- Replies: 1
- Views: 3422
No /dev/pcan0
Hi,
My pcan usb pro doesn't appear in the devices. It appears in /var/log/dmesg and I'm able to play around with it using linux commands, but all provided c++ examples fail because there are no devices assigned.
I saw a post on the same problem and I tried the recommendation: sudo pcan_make ...
My pcan usb pro doesn't appear in the devices. It appears in /var/log/dmesg and I'm able to play around with it using linux commands, but all provided c++ examples fail because there are no devices assigned.
I saw a post on the same problem and I tried the recommendation: sudo pcan_make ...
- Thu 23. Feb 2017, 18:13
- Forum: PCAN-USB Pro FD
- Topic: linux driver
- Replies: 5
- Views: 11261
Re: linux driver
Can you please direct me to simple examples on c++ for linux?
PCan seems to work ok using cansend and candump terminal commands, but the provided app examples in the "test" folder (that comes with the driver) don't seem to work. The error I get is due to the absence of pcan devices in /dev. Is it ...
PCan seems to work ok using cansend and candump terminal commands, but the provided app examples in the "test" folder (that comes with the driver) don't seem to work. The error I get is due to the absence of pcan devices in /dev. Is it ...
- Thu 23. Feb 2017, 16:45
- Forum: PCAN-USB Pro FD
- Topic: linux driver
- Replies: 5
- Views: 11261
Re: linux driver
Michael, thanks for the reply - it was useful
With respect to netdev vs chardev: my question was more on what do you recommend? Which one is faster and more reliable? I'm developing a can<-->ethernet gateway which I need to be running reliably at least at 100Hz with minimum delays.
Cheers
With respect to netdev vs chardev: my question was more on what do you recommend? Which one is faster and more reliable? I'm developing a can<-->ethernet gateway which I need to be running reliably at least at 100Hz with minimum delays.
Cheers
- Thu 23. Feb 2017, 03:15
- Forum: PCAN-USB Pro FD
- Topic: linux driver
- Replies: 5
- Views: 11261
linux driver
Hi,
Can you please clarify the following:
1) I can't wrap my head around ndev vs chardev. What is the difference? If I want to write an application, then I need to use ndev?
2) The driver seems to be not working in my case. I use Ubuntu 14.04
>> sudo modprobe pcan
modprobe: FATAL: Module pcan not ...
Can you please clarify the following:
1) I can't wrap my head around ndev vs chardev. What is the difference? If I want to write an application, then I need to use ndev?
2) The driver seems to be not working in my case. I use Ubuntu 14.04
>> sudo modprobe pcan
modprobe: FATAL: Module pcan not ...