Awesome mate. I am playing around with python to automate CAN messages to readable form. Just so I can learn from scratch. Your vid on SocketCAN got me into it. Great work 👏 👍
as always, absolutely amazing!! so, what you did is: something that understands more or less where the channels could be and even the protocol used? so what you have to do then is change the names when you understand what the channel is reading right? I mean... this is close to AI hahah Keep showing to the padawans!!
Does your python tool (sclog_to_dbc_ids_testing/Log-CANverter) create a new entry for each unique Node-ID / Length combo.. or a new entry for every message (even if only the data changed)? I have a pdf for a CanOpen device (GCAN-4128) that lists all the PDO, SDOs in a table. I'm not sure how universal it would be for other devices, but I've been thinking about a script that could scrape it and put it in a DBC file. I'd also like to put a small CanOpen stack on an STM32, and have it push/PDO temperature and discrete data. A few SDO commands to configure the microcontroller. Aside from Vector CanDB++ editor, any thoughts on other EDS tools that I could use to make a DBC file for my application? CSS Electronics Online DBC Editor , TKE's CANopen Configuration Tool or CanOpen Architect?
i just use kvaser dbedit3 ot vector candb++ as every eds tool is priced outside my interests. The tool writes the longest id dlc if i remember correctly
Hello Mitch great idea. So i am order the book and hope i get a way to find out how you did the job. And if not i hope that somewhere in the big internet i find a listing, maybe in the old way. Means read an type line by line like the basic listings in the old happy-computer magazine from the 80s. So i stay tuned and be exciting or more. many greetings joerg and sorry my english grammar isn´t easy to read
Awesome mate. I am playing around with python to automate CAN messages to readable form. Just so I can learn from scratch. Your vid on SocketCAN got me into it. Great work 👏 👍
as always, absolutely amazing!!
so, what you did is: something that understands more or less where the channels could be and even the protocol used? so what you have to do then is change the names when you understand what the channel is reading right? I mean... this is close to AI hahah
Keep showing to the padawans!!
Do you uploaded it on Github? This is a handy script to have...
Well done, this is useful and can only get better. Can you share you work?
Does your python tool (sclog_to_dbc_ids_testing/Log-CANverter) create a new entry for each unique Node-ID / Length combo.. or a new entry for every message (even if only the data changed)?
I have a pdf for a CanOpen device (GCAN-4128) that lists all the PDO, SDOs in a table. I'm not sure how universal it would be for other devices, but I've been thinking about a script that could scrape it and put it in a DBC file.
I'd also like to put a small CanOpen stack on an STM32, and have it push/PDO temperature and discrete data. A few SDO commands to configure the microcontroller. Aside from Vector CanDB++ editor, any thoughts on other EDS tools that I could use to make a DBC file for my application? CSS Electronics Online DBC Editor , TKE's CANopen Configuration Tool or CanOpen Architect?
i just use kvaser dbedit3 ot vector candb++ as every eds tool is priced outside my interests.
The tool writes the longest id dlc if i remember correctly
Hello Mitch
great idea. So i am order the book and hope i get a way to find out how you did the job.
And if not i hope that somewhere in the big internet i find a listing, maybe in the old way. Means read an type line by line like the basic listings in the old happy-computer magazine from the 80s.
So i stay tuned and be exciting or more.
many greetings
joerg
and sorry my english grammar isn´t easy to read
I like it !
awesome!!!
This is amazing! Do you have a GitHub repo for this script?
Hello,
Can you share the script used or any link
shall we get it please
Where can I get the code?
Is the python script available?
Can u share it?
Hi charansn73
Can u please share this code if u have.