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Hello Sven, Not on Windows, no. Our Linux driver supports this feature, using either the CAN 2.0 or CANFD API, please see chapter "5 Developer Guide" staring on page 47: https://www.peak-system.com/fileadmin/media/linux/files/PCAN-Driver-Linux_UserMan_eng.pdf Alternatively, use a second hardware for...

Hello,

Self-Acknowledge is not implemented in PCANbasic, you would need to use our PCAN-Developer 4 API for that:


https://www.peak-system.com/PCAN-Develo ... .html?&L=1

BR

Marvin

are you using the proprietary driver
do you use the kernel driver?

whats the output for ?

anything in that seems off?

Is the cabling verified to be in working order?

Hello, Either one of your PCAN-Interfaces does not support CAN-FD or the data bitrate config is off, in that case regular CAN 2.0 messages would be working just fine, however FD messages would fail and generate Error codes. You have to be really precise with FD bit-timing, just being in the ballpark...

Hello,

That would be accurate, yes.

BR

Marvin

Timestamps are either generated by the driver, (PCI based devices) or on hardware (Usb based devices),
the timestamp is always generated upon reception of the full frame.

We do not suppor timestamps on bit-level.

BR

Marvin

Helo,

Thank you for the feedback.

I will forward this to the appropriate channels so we can have a lookat this specifically.

BR

Marvin

Hello,

No, PCAN-ISO TP API is based on PCANBasic,
PCAN-Developer has no ISO_TP specific features.

We have no recommendations regarding this.

BR

Marvin

Alright,

Run the driver setup again and reboot:

https://www.peak-system.com/quick/DrvSetup

check if the drivers are properly loaded.

The fact that they say "not Loaded" is an indication that somethings not quite right.

Hello,

Have you yet tried to reset (Power off/Power on) your machine and if the results are the same?

Usally, yes once the scheduler runs, you cann add another.

Olease see if rebooting your PC makes a difference, if yes
something got "stuck"