On Friday, 26 June 2015 22:19:06 UTC+9, Lukas Blaschko wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> for last 2 weeks I had hard time to figure out how in the hell can bus 
> works :D I got true it and at-least I'm getting something from can bus line 
> when I turn the devices on. I'm not sure what it is yet :D.
>
> However I have measured the can bus line and found there is 120Ohm 
> resistor ... it took me about week to research and tons of testing to find 
> out. How should I connect the line and good there is soo much of 
> "unuseful"(***** some bad words) informations out there. An other week I 
> spend working with BeagleBone Black rev C to get can bus working and once 
> and again there is tons of "unuseful" informations. But again got it 
> working :D
>
> How ever when I prepare the can interface, run the candump and the turn 
> devices on. I get this:
> ... 0x705 [1] 00
> ... 0x706 [1] 00
> ... 0x707 [1] 00
> ... 0x708 [1] 00
>
> On the line there are 4 motors that are control by 4 Whistle 5/60 from 
> Elmo Motion Control. So the 705 706 707 708 should be the can id's. Is that 
> right?
> After checking on the can interface I see there is some Rx going on.
> So after reading so "much" information that is out there I start trying to 
> send some information on can bus line:
> cansend can1 000#81.00
> This should do NMT Reset. Right after that I check stats. and see there is 
> more Rx no Tx and see that the there is 1 dropped on Tx line and all the 
> interface get restarted(I got tired of doing it manually so I set the 
> restart-ms to 100ms). and on oscilloscope connected to can bus line I 
> didn't see any changes but on pin 26 (on the BBB) I had something that was 
> send to can transceiver.
>
> Can some please help me figure out what am I doing wrong? 
>
>

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