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Hello again,

please use the examples without modification and check how communication is done. Note that there are 2 examples, one server and one client. Let the server run in a channel, and debug the client in another, then you will see the communication (ISO-TP and UDS).
You should go to code ...

Hello,

yes, it is possible to receive ISO-TP/UDS messages and CAN classic frames from a UDS initialized channel, simultaneously. This use case is fully covered by the existing PCAN-UDS 2.x examples, specifically samples 13 and 14 (13_server_uds_and_can / 14_client_uds_and_can). They demonstrate ...

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Hello,

note that the bit rate used by PCAN-View must passt exactly with those used by PCAN-Basic. PCAN-View may show you for example 500 kBits, but they are a lot of combination for that.
Bitrate500_80Mhz.jpg
Now, at the time PCAN-Basic was designed, there were only hardware using bit rate based ...

Hello,

Thanks for sharing your suggestion.

We understand your need, but unfortunately we cannot offer this for technical reasons. Calls to python scripts mean a big overhead for the CAN communication and performance lost.

Hello,

now I see. Yes, this seems to be a (very old) bug. Indeed a CloseHandle is failing. This will be fixed by the next release.

Thank you for bringing this to our attention.

Hello,

as I understood, the problem is the same no matter wich DLL you are using. If the problems were only in the v5, this could be an indication of problem in refactoring or new implemented code. The v4 was well tested again memory leaks.

Regarding your test:

int main()
{
while (1 ...

Sorry, but we have no examples on this except for the small one delivered with the API.

Hello,

The PCAN-XCP API provides a function for every available XCP command. The best way to familiarize yourself with XCP is to read the corresponding ASAM specification. Each command is described in detail, and examples of positive and negative responses are provided for each of them. The ...

Hello,

glad to see you have found what you needed. All this information is in the documentation. It is easier looking at it first, before looking the code. Closed.