Collin Kidder
Collin Kidder
Cool! But, the Teensy 4 CPU technically has three CAN buses in hardware, not two. The third is CAN-FD capable. Are there any plans to support this?
The sketch seems fine. You seem to have covered your bases on how you've attempted to fix the problem. But, you're right, there could be problems with the sampling point....
It sounds like you've done everything correctly yet it still isn't working. There are a couple more things I can think to try: 1. Put the CAN ports into listen...
It certainly should be able to work with your set up. SavvyCAN now has the ability to do this on the PC side. But, I'm sure it'd be a lot...
Well, I don't even have a Teensy4.0 so probably not any time soon. Also, I'm aware of other, better libraries out there that have had much better development and do...
I'm noticing that the port listed is a serial port but the debugging output shows it is trying to use an TCP connection. That won't work. Make sure you use...
No, it should work the way you're doing it. Oh! Actually, I do remember something about this. Windows shouldn't have this behavior but MacOS can trigger the TCP thing because...
Commit 1999da88c5d6b32bd432b737ba1b60d1a15ff47b fixes the TCP bug on MacOS that you are experiencing. A new CI build should be available momentarily.
It most certainly should not be doing that. However, I just found that the firmware updater was actually very old and was not the proper version that was compiled on...
I have never used the 230 transceiver. I use the 234 where Rs is the slope control and the special pin is an enable pin that can be used to...