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If you convert from CAN FD to a CAN2.0a/b Network, it is up to you to check if the CAN 2.0a/b Network could even handle the messageflow (Network Management) We could not do this for you, as we do not know what exact happend on both sides of your CAN Networks, which CAN Frames and which real Busload ...

The "extended" parameter is not yet implemented - so it does not care which value you use in the function. See can.h not used yet, 29 bit IDs received always //! @brief //! This function adds CAN-IDs to the filter. //! //! @param hBus handle for CAN bus, see CAN_BUS... //! @param extended not used y...

If you change make file / code samples etc. we are not able to do any support without having the complete, ready to compile, project. Please use the CPP sample project as template if you want to use the CPP extension. This sample ist tested and work fine! ..\Hardware\PCAN-Router_FD\Examples\14_CPLUS...

As your Firmware run on the module - you need a JTAG Debug Interface - Otherwise, how should the Debugger communicate with the Hardware :?: We do not offer for the older PCAN-Router offiziell support for Debugging. For the PCAN-Router FD and other new devices, there is also a official supported Debu...

Looks like you have no 2nd active node with the same Bitrate attached. Again here the absoluter basics for running a CAN Bus Termination must fit (120 Ohm on each end - in Sum ~60Ohm - simply measuure when Network ist down!) CAN always need 2 active CAN nodes - otherwise you could not send any frame...

If you use our CharDev Linux Driver on your RPI4 with the PCAN-USB, you could use the PCAN-View for Linux
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As soon as we have more customer feedback we will build the release - after that it will be available also via a WEB Link.

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If you already have created a Panel, you need to get the reference to this panel and then you can add / change / control items for this panel. Here some simple samples, which shows how to use the Panel from VBS Shows the Value from a exsiting ValueEdit: Sub ValueEditCommand() Dim panel, valEdit Set ...

When using a real *.pem (Visual Basic Script based Macro) you simply use the defined Symbol, as shown in the sample from Karlheinz, and use the signalname .Value method. FormatVersion=6.0 // Do not edit this line! Title="Untitled" {SIGNALS} Sig="Dummy-Signal" unsigned 1 {SENDRECEIVE} ["Zero-Byte-Sym...