Thank you for your answer.
In the end, I'm not utilizing the feature to receive own messages. I've worked around the issue in the following manner: both incoming and outgoing messages are routed through a common handler that processes this data.
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- Tue 3. Oct 2023, 17:14
- Forum: Third Party Software
- Topic: [python-can] receive_own_messages
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- Fri 5. May 2023, 16:27
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Re: [python-can] receive_own_messages
Thank you for your reply. My code is intended to work with other devices as well, so I cannot use PCAN-Basic directly. I have not found a way to do something like the following pseudo-code:
if device == pcan:
PCAN_ALLOW_ECHO_FRAMES
If you are concerned about the compatibility of your device ...
if device == pcan:
PCAN_ALLOW_ECHO_FRAMES
If you are concerned about the compatibility of your device ...
- Fri 5. May 2023, 02:35
- Forum: Third Party Software
- Topic: [python-can] receive_own_messages
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[python-can] receive_own_messages
Hello,
I am using the Python package python-can to interact with my PCAN device. This package is an abstraction layer that manages a variety of hardware interfaces.
Everything is working fine for me, including sending and receiving messages. However, I am having trouble receiving the messages that ...
I am using the Python package python-can to interact with my PCAN device. This package is an abstraction layer that manages a variety of hardware interfaces.
Everything is working fine for me, including sending and receiving messages. However, I am having trouble receiving the messages that ...