Thank you for replying. I'm trying to reed some data via RS232 in my laptop Terminal:
in my ser_to_can.c i have this code:
#define __PCANRS232_C__
#include "LPC21xx.h"
#include "datatypes.h"
#include "hardware.h"
#include "systime.h"
#include "can.h"
#include "serial.h"
#include "ser_user.h ...
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- Fri 18. Oct 2024, 13:15
- Forum: PCAN-RS-232
- Topic: Getting started with PCAN-RS-232
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- Fri 11. Oct 2024, 08:45
- Forum: PCAN-RS-232
- Topic: Getting started with PCAN-RS-232
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Re: Getting started with PCAN-RS-232
Hello,
i used actually the serial alternative. it was the only option because i don't have a PCAN-USB to connect to my laptop.
i'll try to do it after with CAN-BUS to see if it works.
regards,
Ramo
i used actually the serial alternative. it was the only option because i don't have a PCAN-USB to connect to my laptop.
i'll try to do it after with CAN-BUS to see if it works.
regards,
Ramo
- Thu 10. Oct 2024, 08:33
- Forum: PCAN-RS-232
- Topic: Getting started with PCAN-RS-232
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Getting started with PCAN-RS-232
Hello Everyone,
im quite frech and new here, also with the CAN-BUS topics. i took a new Pcan-RS-232 to test some IoT things.
My Converter will be connected via RS-232 to a Sensor (velocity) and transfer all via CAN.
I'm trying to flash the uC and intall the Firmware via CAN, putting the bridge ...
im quite frech and new here, also with the CAN-BUS topics. i took a new Pcan-RS-232 to test some IoT things.
My Converter will be connected via RS-232 to a Sensor (velocity) and transfer all via CAN.
I'm trying to flash the uC and intall the Firmware via CAN, putting the bridge ...