CAN Socket support? #2
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The daemon found here https://github.com/mjbots/fdcanusb/blob/master/sw/fdcanusb_daemon.cc can be used to provide a socketcan interface from the fdcanusb. |
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Many thanks for the response. However, having searched high and low, yet not seeing the hardware for your code. What or where is the hardware? |
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When they are in stock, you can also buy them at https://mjbots.com/products/fdcanusb |
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The description of "serial-like" is confusing, despite me a embedded
engineer and familiar with CAN-bus not so sure it is a CAN-bus device or
Serial-like CAN-bus, please elaborate?
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When they are in stock, you can also buy them at
https://mjbots.com/products/fdcanusb
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When inserted into a USB port, it implements the USB CDC interface. That means it looks like a virtual COM port to Windows or Linux. When you use a terminal emulator like hyperterminal or minicom, it allows you to send commands which cause CAN-FD frames to be emitted out the other side. CAN-FD frames that are successfully received, are reported as responses on that same USB CDC interface. |
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Thank you for the explanation. I need a USB-FDCAN adapter. Your product
does not suit my needs. Thank you
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When inserted into a USB port, it implements the USB CDC interface. That
means it looks like a virtual COM port to Window or Linux.
When you use a terminal emulator like hyperterminal or minicom, it allows
you to send commands which cause CAN-FD frames to be emitted out the other
side. CAN-FD frames that are successfully received, are reported as
responses on that same USB CDC interface.
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No worries. Although, a USB CAN-FD adapter is exactly what this is. I'm not sure what else you would expect from such an adapter. |
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Simply, USB<->CANFD, so that I can have an FDCAN device on my PC through
USB.
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No worries. Although, a USB CAN-FD adapter is exactly what this is. I'm
not sure what else you would expect from such an adapter.
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That is exactly what this device lets you do. Every USB to CAN-FD adapter has a unique protocol on the PC side. The fdcanusb's is documented in the README, and additionally there is the daemon linked above that lets it present as a linux socketcan device. |
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I re-visited your explanation, and realize that the serial-like is an emulation. Without emulation, it is a USB-FDCAN device. I need a device for my research studies. Hence, do not have much time for trouble-shooting. Is the product as CAN Socket promising or working. I can compile the Linux driver, but just wanting to know it is not stable, not a beta release, is it? |
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It is plenty stable for mjbots' needs. However, you may decide you'd rather get something like the PEAK USB CAN-FD adapter, which while significantly more expensive, is provided by a company with a longer history. |
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However, the website says it is out of stock and sold out? |
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Yes, as the website says, the ETA of new stock is approximately 1 week. |
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How does it take an order? |
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If you are asking how to place an order at mjbots.com, you can wait until it is in stock, then pay with a credit card or google pay using the automated online checkout. |
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Got it! I was thinking if I can place an order now, and pay when it is in
stock. All good. Thanks
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If you are asking how to place an order at mjbots.com, you can wait until
it is in stock, then pay with a credit card or google pay using the
automated online checkout.
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Great! I'll close this issue out for now then. If you have more questions, don't hesitate to mail [email protected] or joint the mjbots discord: https://discord.gg/W4hUpBb |
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Hi there, |
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Shipping to New Zealand should work. Can you mail [email protected] with a screenshot of any errors you are seeing? |
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Sent
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Shipping to New Zealand should work. Can you mail ***@***.*** with a
screenshot of any errors you are seeing?
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Does it support CAN Socket?
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