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Bus works with one on short test conditions and final bus must have 2 termination resistors on longest end on the bus check you have at least 1 120 ohm termination resistor on bus.You get error delayed, since first 'succeeded' frames has been buffered. It means that CAN controller could not communicate with bus and it does not actually send anything. There is no reports of failure.Īnd you should be worried about error 'PGN xxxxxx send failed'. The library is under tests, since I do not know any certified device done with it. Also MessageSender runs without any modification. In my test board I have MCP2562 tranceiver and connection is simple:ĭataDisplay2 has been running without modifications for about 5 hours. Also tested that compilation succeeds Arduino Mega and Arduino DUE. When I did latest update, I tested both DataDisplay2 and MessageSender with Teensy 4.0 and ESP32. They are all compatible with this library. Goal is to use this as default library for all Teensy boards. Non critical devices in testing purposes so that possible errors will be catched. I prefer to start to use it also for Teensy 3.1/3.2/3.5/3.6 for Which CAN controller is the output to be expected?įinally, is the documentation given below obsolete, ie have you integrated into the NMAE2000-master? Library is under tests. I also have photos of my breadboard, but unfortunately they are too large to be included.

The protocol analyzer shows nothing on all three CAN controllers. The output is given in 'DataDisplay2.txt'. I am using the example taken from your latest update () of NMEA2000-master, without any modifications. It starts OK, but after a while errors appears. I still have problems running the DataDisplay2 example, but also the TemperatureMonitor fails. Anyway you may have rx/tx connected wrong or tranceiver problem.

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