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- Wed 29. Jan 2020, 15:48
- Forum: PCAN-Ethernet Gateway DR
- Topic: EMC testing
- Replies: 3
- Views: 5517
Re: EMC testing
Thanks for the response. In the meantime, two vessels had to remove these units, unfortunate. Maybe PEAK will consider testing for marine, could be that the equipment design might be compliant already.
- Mon 13. Jan 2020, 15:33
- Forum: PCAN-Ethernet Gateway DR
- Topic: EMC testing
- Replies: 3
- Views: 5517
EMC testing
Hi PEAK Systems.
Can you please confirm if the PCAN-Ethernet Gateway DR is designed according marine bridge EMC environment? There are several applications where your product might be used but compliance with the rules is unclear.
As per attached document, Section 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 but ...
Can you please confirm if the PCAN-Ethernet Gateway DR is designed according marine bridge EMC environment? There are several applications where your product might be used but compliance with the rules is unclear.
As per attached document, Section 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 but ...
- Fri 30. Aug 2019, 21:29
- Forum: PCAN-USB
- Topic: pcan usb no work
- Replies: 2
- Views: 4472
Re: pcan usb no work
I think his car is fitted with a gateway, so he won't see much on the OBD connector.
@ScottTorres, car makers are smarter now. Try to connect at a location for hscan direct access.
@ScottTorres, car makers are smarter now. Try to connect at a location for hscan direct access.
- Wed 28. Aug 2019, 21:22
- Forum: PCAN-Router
- Topic: For beginners, how to route one ID to another ID
- Replies: 8
- Views: 17373
Re: For beginners, how to route one ID to another ID
After some puzzling, more reverse engineering and change in the functional specification of my wishes, I'm happy to announce that PCAN-Router has been successfully loaded with correct firmware, and user expectations are met and exceeded. ;)
There are still declarations and data formats a bit ...
There are still declarations and data formats a bit ...
- Wed 28. Aug 2019, 12:03
- Forum: PCAN-Router
- Topic: For beginners, how to route one ID to another ID
- Replies: 8
- Views: 17373
Re: For beginners, how to route one ID to another ID
Thanks again, I am slow but I think I got it. Code prepared all for sending except there was nothing in the data part of the message. I believe it is now time for me to put things at work and see how it works.
- Tue 27. Aug 2019, 20:48
- Forum: PCAN-Router
- Topic: For beginners, how to route one ID to another ID
- Replies: 8
- Views: 17373
Re: For beginners, how to route one ID to another ID
Thanks for your reply and push forward. However, I adapted the code taken from downloads examples:
// catch ID 120h from CAN1 to modify the ID and message type
if ( RxMsg.Id == 0x120 && RxMsg.Type == CAN_MSG_STANDARD)
{
RxMsg.Id = 0x4ED8;
RxMsg.Type = CAN_MSG_EXTENDED;
}
// copy message ...
// catch ID 120h from CAN1 to modify the ID and message type
if ( RxMsg.Id == 0x120 && RxMsg.Type == CAN_MSG_STANDARD)
{
RxMsg.Id = 0x4ED8;
RxMsg.Type = CAN_MSG_EXTENDED;
}
// copy message ...
- Sat 24. Aug 2019, 09:53
- Forum: PCAN-Router
- Topic: For beginners, how to route one ID to another ID
- Replies: 8
- Views: 17373
Re: For beginners, how to route one ID to another ID
I hope this would be good, not sure how if syntax exactly works, I thought only one instruction if 1 but I might be wrong.
// catch ID 180h from CAN1 to modify the ID to 1E5h
if ( RxMsg.Id == 0x180 && RxMsg.Type == CAN_MSG_STANDARD)
{
RxMsg.Id = 0x1E5;
RxMsg.Type = CAN_MSG_STANDARD;
// copy ...
// catch ID 180h from CAN1 to modify the ID to 1E5h
if ( RxMsg.Id == 0x180 && RxMsg.Type == CAN_MSG_STANDARD)
{
RxMsg.Id = 0x1E5;
RxMsg.Type = CAN_MSG_STANDARD;
// copy ...
- Sat 24. Aug 2019, 08:41
- Forum: PCAN-Router
- Topic: For beginners, how to route one ID to another ID
- Replies: 8
- Views: 17373
Re: For beginners, how to route one ID to another ID
Overnight thinking, I guess my chosen code not only changes the ID of the message, but will route also all other messages from can1 to can2, which I don't want. In order to solve my acknowledgment problem, I want now to connect both can1 and can2 to the same car CAN network, so taking messages on ...
- Fri 23. Aug 2019, 22:11
- Forum: PCAN-Router
- Topic: For beginners, how to route one ID to another ID
- Replies: 8
- Views: 17373
Re: For beginners, how to route one ID to another ID
I'm so far making a main.c file.
I still have to sort out if this is correct and how I set 500 kb/s. And what about the can_user.c
#include "datatypes.h"
#include "can.h"
#include "can_user.h"
#include "hardware.h"
#include "crc_data.h"
// identifier is needed by PCANFlash.exe -> do not delete ...
I still have to sort out if this is correct and how I set 500 kb/s. And what about the can_user.c
#include "datatypes.h"
#include "can.h"
#include "can_user.h"
#include "hardware.h"
#include "crc_data.h"
// identifier is needed by PCANFlash.exe -> do not delete ...
- Fri 23. Aug 2019, 20:43
- Forum: PCAN-Router
- Topic: For beginners, how to route one ID to another ID
- Replies: 8
- Views: 17373
For beginners, how to route one ID to another ID
Hi, please bear with me, I need a kick to get the wheel rolling. Yes, beginner in all this.
Problem: I bought a corner lighting module, which looks to the HSCAN of a car, and turns on and off individually each fog light, based on input data engine running and steering angle sensor data. Nice ...
Problem: I bought a corner lighting module, which looks to the HSCAN of a car, and turns on and off individually each fog light, based on input data engine running and steering angle sensor data. Nice ...