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Hi, you will find a side by side comparison of those APIs in our product catalog on page 46: http://www.peak-system.com/produktcd/Catalogs/PEAK-SysE_LQ.pdf For your application, the PCANbasic API will be ok, see sample code which will be delivered with the PCANBasic API package. best regards Michael

Hi,

please see the following topic:

http://www.peak-system.com/forum/viewto ... f=119&t=27

regards

Michael

Hi,

please see the following topic in our forum:

http://www.peak-system.com/forum/viewto ... f=120&t=39

regards

Michael

Hello Renat, unfortunately we can't answer that question regarding the use of a QNX driver system (PEAK don't have such a driver, so it will be better to contact the QNX driver developer). But I can answer you that performance question regarding the use of a PCAN-PCI card with a standard PEAK Window...

Please see the NewClientSend() macro in the macro list, which is a demo VB macro, showing you how to send out a CAN frame with VBmacro.

regards

Michael

Sorry, but I don't understand your last post. Which information do you mean?

Michael

Hi Piter,

yes, this will be possible with a VB macro or even with a simple standard macro.

best regards

Michael

Hello, yes, thats possible. You have to write a small VBmacro to calculate a third signal out of two given signals. Here is an example: Sub CalculatePower() Dim voltage, current, power Set voltage = Signals("Voltage") Set current = Signals("Current") Set power = Signals("Power") If power Is Nothing ...

Hi, to cut a 4byte value into bytes, you should use the integer division "\" Data(2) = (TrimValue.Value \ 16777216) And &HFF Data(3) = (TrimValue.Value \ 65536) And &HFF Data(4) = (TrimValue.Value \ 256) And &HFF Data[2] was used a second time, sure you want do that, or is it just a typo? Data(2) = ...

Hi,

PCAN-View does not offer a command line interface, only with PCAN-Explorer it will be possible to control the software by a VBscript, with which you can open and save files.

best regards

Michael