Setup
I have a PCAN Router Pro and am trying to set up the following behavior:
* CAN Port 2 is 250 kBits/sec and transmits all received messages to CAN Port 1
* CAN Port 3 is 250 kBits/sec and transmits all received messages to CAN Port 1
* CAN Port 4 is 500 kBits/sec and transmits all received ...
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- Fri 8. Feb 2019, 20:47
- Forum: PCAN-Router Pro
- Topic: Can't get CAN Router Pro CAN port 2 to behave same as port 3
- Replies: 1
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- Fri 8. Feb 2019, 17:02
- Forum: PCAN-Router Pro
- Topic: DBC conversions for application-specific firmware?
- Replies: 4
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Re: DBC conversions for application-specific firmware?
Understood - thanks for the reply.
- Fri 8. Feb 2019, 00:10
- Forum: PCAN-Router Pro
- Topic: DBC conversions for application-specific firmware?
- Replies: 4
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Re: DBC conversions for application-specific firmware?
Great; thanks very much for the explanation.
Do PPCAN-Editor and the standard firmware have J1939 support? The CAN messages that I need to modify are on a J1939 interface. The messages that I need to update are > 8 bytes long, and are therefore sent using the J1939 Transport Protocol. I need to be ...
Do PPCAN-Editor and the standard firmware have J1939 support? The CAN messages that I need to modify are on a J1939 interface. The messages that I need to update are > 8 bytes long, and are therefore sent using the J1939 Transport Protocol. I need to be ...
- Thu 7. Feb 2019, 18:57
- Forum: PCAN-Router Pro
- Topic: DBC conversions for application-specific firmware?
- Replies: 4
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DBC conversions for application-specific firmware?
Hi,
I am developing application-specific firmware for PCAN-Router-Pro using the pcanrouterpro_dev.zip development package. I need to be able to read signals from specific CAN messages from one port, insert data from those signals into a different CAN message, and then transmit that new message to a ...
I am developing application-specific firmware for PCAN-Router-Pro using the pcanrouterpro_dev.zip development package. I need to be able to read signals from specific CAN messages from one port, insert data from those signals into a different CAN message, and then transmit that new message to a ...