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Hi, Forgive me resurrecting an old thread, but I am also interested in running your NMEA2000 library on a Linux box (Ubuntu 20.04). The reason is to emulate a physical...

Hi, Thanks for the reply. I'm obviously confused about how the NMEA2000 library operates. I assumed it obtains data from the canbus on the port pointed to by NMEA2000.SetCANPort(portname) (portname="vcan0"...

Thanks for the input. I will have to wait for the Arduinos to arrive and test with hardware; maybe with a 'bench' can bus. The wait time might allow all...

> > > If you have already your python program that sends n2k messages to vcan - you can just read them back by piping candump, candump2analyzer and finally in...

Hi, I'm still confused about my NMEA 2000 set up. I'm on Linux Mint 20. I can send NMEA2000 frames generated by a Python script to vcan0 and read the...

Thanks for the reply; it seems I am mistaken in my understanding of the process. Can you elaborate on your last sentence please? > If you want to read that...

Thank you for you replies and patience. I am not sure how to incorporate your library into my project but I now understand I have been using it incorrectly. My...

Thanks for the info; I'll definitely look at the Arduino Gateway. Your comments about Linux, sudo commands and two days on the internet are most apt! Roger

Hi, This is great. I have successfully created a simple chip based on the i2c-counter example. Is it possible to create more than one chip for each system model? Can...

Hi, Thanks for the reply. The example given shows the chip defined as "chip-bounce"; where is this definition made? Can "chip-bounce" be _saved_ as an entity to be used later,...