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Instructions For Using USB To CAN

The document provides instructions for using USB to CAN communication. It describes four different CAN communication modes: normal mode, loop back mode, silent mode, and loop back + silent mode. It also discusses frame types, baud rates, sending and receiving fixed lengths of 20 bytes, manually setting the baud rate, and ID filtering options.

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Instructions For Using USB To CAN

The document provides instructions for using USB to CAN communication. It describes four different CAN communication modes: normal mode, loop back mode, silent mode, and loop back + silent mode. It also discusses frame types, baud rates, sending and receiving fixed lengths of 20 bytes, manually setting the baud rate, and ID filtering options.

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Instructions for using USB to CAN

CAN Settings

Work patterns include normal mode, Loop back mode, silent mode, Loop

back + silent mode

Normal mode: is CAN normal communication model, CAN be normal to

the bus to send and receive data

Loop back mode: send data CAN be sent to CAN bus, and at the same

time, feedback internal region of acceptance, ignore accept pin of the

actual state and CAN be used for self test

Silent mode: CAN normal accept data, but CAN only send recessive

position, and CAN't really send message, often is applied to the analysis

of CAN bus activities


Loop back + silent mode: the model can be used for "hot self test",

namely online self test. Like a ring back mode that self test, but does not

affect the CAN bus system.

Frame type: standard frame (CAN2.0 A 11 ID) extended frame (CAN2.0 B

29 ID)

CAN baud rate: CAN the direct selection CAN communication commonly

used baud rate:

1M,800K,500K,400K,250K,200K,125K,100K,50K,20K,10K,5K

f it CAN be directly set the baud rate and you CAN equipment baud rate

does not agree, CAN choose

Fixed 20 bytes to send and receive: CAN converter internal there are

two agreements, one CAN be the length of the communication protocol,

is a kind of fixed 20 bytes of communication protocol, communication

protocol will be fixed after selected 20, variable protocol communication

is not selected

Manual set bps: After the choice will jump out of a custom baud rate

dialog box
The title will show the formula for the calculation of the CAN baud rate

The top position CAN baud rate calculation formula, and at the same time
set phase buffer 1, phase buffer 2, and preassigned frequency is ok

Filter ID and Mask ID: are hexadecimal data filtering the IDs and Mask ID
standard frames low 11 (range: 0x00000000 to 0x000007ff) extended frame
filter ID and Mask ID 29 (range 0x00000000 to 0x1fffffff)

Only send once: CAN communication is usually send unsuccessful

automatic repeat, if have been circulating send data, CAN set banned

message automatic repeat


Click , CAN undertake the CAN communication

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