J1939 Explained - A Simple Intro [v1.0 | 2019]
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Looking for a simple intro to J1939? In this video we go through the basics, applications, PGNs, SPNs and more.
SAE J1939 is the standard communications network for ECUs within commercial vehicles. This includes in particular heavy duty applications such as trucks, buses, foresting, mining, agriculture etc.
J1939 is a higher layer protocol based on CAN bus and specifies e.g. how to handle multi-packet messages - and how to interpret raw data. In particular, J1939 defines standard Parameter Group Numbers (PGNs) and Suspect Parameter Numbers (SPNs).
Armed with a J1939 data logger and the J1939-71 standard, one is able to go from raw J1939 CAN bus data to scaled engineering values on e.g. vehicle speed, RPM and more.
In this intro, we run through the basics of the SAE J1939 standard incl. applications, message interpretation and considerations when choosing a J1939 data logger or J1939 interface. We also briefly touch upon J1939 DBC files, the J1939 request message and J1939 multi packet messages.
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These videos are pure gems !! thank you very much :)
Glad you like them!
Dear, appreciate your effort of putting this video!!!excellent!!!
Awesome, very helpful, thanks !!!
Boys ...thank you very much for posting this. I've been out of the automotive trade for many years. Did apprenticeship in 81 on the Paystar5000 prime movers. Been in fixed plant and wishing to slowly return to mining equipment. Can you imagine what a mindf#co this was before I watched this? Thanks again. Cheers from Perth.
Thanks a lot for this outstanding work :)
Happy to help! :-)
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Really helpful... thanks a lot for the work
this video would have been perfect with 9 seconds more...
Damn you're right..
haha, at first I google *Perfect video time for a youtube video*. Brilliant !!
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Brilliant video thank you 👍 👏 CSS Electronics
From Nick Ayivor from London England UK 🇬🇧
Hi. it was a nice video. But still i hv basic queries.
1. why only Big trucks use J1939 . y arent these automobiles not making same CAN id signal spec for same info (like engine rpm, accped pos , angle) ? am confused here. if all these automobiles also make same dbc file then it will b easier to decode the msgs instead using diff dbc for diff manufacturers.
Awesome information
You guys need to make a video on PiCAN, so that learning Engineers can do practical work on this.
awsome info .thanks
Very good!
In Europe, we use ISO too, not most of vehicles use SAE
It would have been wonderful if the video reflected the technical details covered through audio.
Great video
Awesome
thanks alot ,can you please explain how to car communicate with all these protocals internal operations .
That’s a very broad question, anything specific you want in particularly?
Hello, I think that the Ox 03FFFF0 mask is broken, for example if you have the id : 0x 01F802F0 you get the following PGN : 1F802. But it's impossible to have such a PGN ?
And with your pgn conversion tool, I got F208 PGN so what's wrong ?
up please im stuk
Good info
En donde va instalado el J1939 volvo
Nice Video
SAE J what? I didn't quite get it
Is there anywhere to download a free j1939 dbc file anywhere?
Needing to work out the protocol for two vehicles i am planning to merge powertrain from one into another.
Hi Gary, we offer a J1939 DBC on our website for purchase. Use of the data underlying the J1939 DBC requires a legal license, which we provide in collaboration with SAE. As such, if an online version exists for free it would technically not be legal to use
perimeters vs. parameters and "an example" vs "for example"
I think this video has an inconsistency starting at 8:23. Accoding to Wiki PGN is 16bit so we need to carve out 16 bit to get F004 not 18.
Yes, you are right!
All land vehicles should unified into a single protocol. Air vehicles another protocol, and Marine vehicles a kind of protocol.
There is a confusing slide at 11:25 where shows FF FF FF 68 13 FF FF * and says that 68 13 are bits 4 & 5. This is because the starting zoom in does not allow to see the very first FF.
Appreciate the feedback, thanks!
You mean "bytes 4 & 5", not "bits 4 & 5"
do you ship to the US?
Yes, we ship globally
look at this with a grain of salt.
where when i' m to download j1939 document
Why don't you google it before asking
Broad and abstract Not for the beginner.
Also not for somebody with experience!
It's clear that the person that wrote the script also not really understood it.
why people like this video is a mystery to me. It mystifies instead of demystifing the subject
@@mumblic Yeah, litterary with this mystical music. It also put me off when he pronounced 0xFF as "zero X F F" instead of "hex-255".
Not a simple intro. Just keeps throwing numbers in your face. Not very intuitive.
Is this a computer voice? Why the hell does it say "in example" all the time? If they mean "i.e." then that stands for "id est" which means "that is" or "in essence". Not "in example". #facepalm
Thanks for the feedback - we've tried to incorporate this in v2.0 of the video :-)
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try not
saying " an example" so much.
Terrible video lol
I think this is for more engineers, why we hate it. Lol but did you fix j1939 communication issue during this time? 6 months . Any recommendations for me?