multiplex codes

Hello,

So you need stations' addresses ? Not sure it's some kind of "public" information, but if you've got a CANalyzer, I guess you've got an oscilloscope... You could try to find out some IDs on plugging that into the CAN port of BSI (engine management is CAN_HS).

Regards, G.T snipped-for-privacy@worldonline.fr

"G.T" a écrit dans le message de news:40326be1$0$29949$ snipped-for-privacy@news.free.fr...

There is no adress in such a network and if Peter has a CANAnlyzer (Vector tool?) he can simply connect CAN wires to correct pins on BSI (I've not the PIN out) and see messages. The problem is then to decode signals in messages and after modify values to reach the objective. According to me, an oscilloscope will be useless.

R1

Salut,

True, no addresses, but an ID on message header, to deliver it to right stations & arbitration (see acceptancve rules).

True.

Useless as he wants to decode frames, but may be interresting to see what a CAN frame looks like :-)

Regards, G.T (begins with CAN) snipped-for-privacy@worldonline.fr

Hello,

True it's analog values, but you just make the statement (for example) "a 5V level is a logical 1, 0 is a logical 0". As we're talking about a digital system, there should be no value between 0 and 5V (according to my example).

Regards, G.T snipped-for-privacy@worldonline.fr

good luck

Hello,

Huh, I forgot the signal speed :-/ Of course, you're right ! I was only concentrated around signal amplitude (which is quite simple to see, as they are digital).

Regards, G.T snipped-for-privacy@worldonline.fr