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- Thu 10. Apr 2025, 07:25
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: PCAN-USB on Linux
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Re: PCAN-USB on Linux
It seems that two dongles don't like to be plugged into the same machine? I'm curious if the device IDs must be different. In any case, I plugged each PCAN-USB into a separate Linux box and had no issues. Couldn't get the two talking to each other on a Windows box either. It's not a use case that ...
- Thu 10. Apr 2025, 01:10
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: PCAN-USB on Linux
- Replies: 4
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Re: PCAN-USB on Linux
Hi Michael,
Yes. Both sides are terminated.
Kenny
Yes. Both sides are terminated.
Kenny
- Wed 9. Apr 2025, 02:05
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: PCAN-USB on Linux
- Replies: 4
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PCAN-USB on Linux
Hi,
I have two PCAN-USB devices attached to each other to test Python code to send CAN packets (code below). I use `candump can0` and `candump can1` in separate shells and use a third shell to send my test frames. I'm using `socketcan` with `python-can 4.2.2`.
If I send on either can0 or can1 I ...
I have two PCAN-USB devices attached to each other to test Python code to send CAN packets (code below). I use `candump can0` and `candump can1` in separate shells and use a third shell to send my test frames. I'm using `socketcan` with `python-can 4.2.2`.
If I send on either can0 or can1 I ...