juleq

Please post your message definitions. You have posted the rx one, but you said you did a tx one as a trial. Post that one please.

Ok, whats your cantools version? I use cantools for db conversion mainly, it has been a while since I have used it for encoding/decoding. Need to go now but maybe...

Trial is looking good. I slapped the two message definitions into a dbc and opened it using CANdb++ to verify I got the syntax right. Works. Then checking my own...

Yep, that also works on my end. I just added this to the REPL session from before: ``` msg = db.get_message_by_name('MyMessage') msg.decode(data) --->{'mux': 0, 'flag': 0, 'MySignal1': 24} ``` Just...

I think you should try this minimal example on your end. And after that, double check that you are grabbing the correct message from the db to decode the frame...

Ok, got it now. I think its unusual to have basically the same definition for request and response. Will the HW ever tx more than two bytes? If not, you...

I stepped through the code that sets up the codecs on construction of the db. It will always use the defined DLC as the length. And there is only one...

I do not have a CiA standard text but I think it might be a requirement for CiA nodes to pad up to the DLC. The SDO diagrams on their...

Have you tried setting your initial value to the next lower value representable in float? Setting the initial value your way and enabling the checks almost assumes that the counterpart...

You might have another problem. That OEM sets the value like this so the (fixed point) consumer can test for availability of that value. If it is 0xffff, it is...