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Post25-04-2010, 12:31    Subject: CAN Bus Message Analysis: Decode & Understand Quote

Hi zusammen ich suche ein interface womit ich die gesendete can bus botschaft mit analysieren kann.
I imagine it like this, so let's say I activate the window lifter on the driver's side.
Now, the door control unit sends a message to the gateway via the LIN bus.
ich würde gerne diese botschaft dann "filtern" sodass ich die botschaft gespeichert habe und dann diese botschaft wieder auf den bus legen kann sodass ich ohne den fensterheberschalter betätige das fenster wieder runter fährt.
IsIs this possible? If so, what kind of hardware/software is needed?
I've seen something like this before during my apprenticeship.
Who knows more about it?
Thank you very much for your help.
Have a nice weekend everyone.
Sincerely,
Stefan icon_razz.gif :PER}Is this possible? If so, what kind of hardware and/or software is required for it?Who knows more about that?
Thank you very much for your help.
Have a wonderful weekend, everyone.
Sincerely,
Stefan icon_razz.gif } }Thank you very much for your help.
I wish you all a wonderful weekend.
Sincerely,
Stefan } } }Thank you very much for your help.Wishing you all a lovely weekend!Best regards,


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Post26-04-2010, 11:06    Subject: CAN Bus Message Analysis: Decode & Understand Quote

Okay, definitely, you'll need an interface that supports LIN and CAN. What's the intended application or field for your project? Is it for personal use, or for business purposes?
Sure, here's the translation:

'lg' is a German abbreviation that stands for 'liebe Grüße,' which means 'best regards' or 'warm greetings.' It's commonly used in emails, letters, and other forms of communication to express affection or goodwill.


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Post05-05-2010, 11:40    Subject: CAN Bus Message Analysis: Decode & Understand Quote

Also das interface soll für private zwecke sein, aber in weiterer hinsicht möchchte ich mit dem thema chiptuning beschäftigenbzw dies erlernen.
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Stefan.


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Post18-05-2010, 13:51    Subject: CAN Bus Message Analysis: Decode & Understand Quote

Hi.
Okay, they're kind of two different worlds. They only have an indirect connection to each other.


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Post15-10-2010, 19:17    Subject: CAN Bus Message Analysis: Decode & Understand Quote

Halo zusammen nach langer zeit melde ich mich zurück.
I now have a 4-channel real-time oscilloscope, specifically the Priggen Automotive set.
I'm very happy with it.
It allows me to analyze communication systems, including CAN and LIN buses.
I can read the signal from the CAN bus.
The software then provides numerical values. I'd like to know if I can do anything with these numbers or what their meaning is.

The software also provides information such as the number of bits, baud rate, errors, ID, encoding, and more.

I want to use a program and hardware to read CAN bus signals, capture commands, and send them back to the bus system, so that I can, for example, send a command to the door control unit to lower the window.

Is there something like that available?
Where can I find something like that?

Thank you very much,
Stefan}"So, I can read the signal on the CAN bus.
The program then outputs numerical values. What I want to know is whether anything can be done with these numbers, or what their meaning is.

The program also provides information such as the number of bits, baud rate, errors, ID, encoding, and more.

I would like to use a program and hardware to read CAN bus signals, capture commands, and send them back to the bus system, so that I can, for example, send a command to the door control unit to lower the window.

Is there something like that?
Where can I find something like that?

Thank you very much.
Stefan"The program then outputs numerical values. What I'd like to know is whether I can do anything with these numbers, or what their meaning is.Is there such a thing?
Where can I find something like that?

Thank you very much.
Stefan {MA}Thank you very much.Stefan icon_lol.gif


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Post27-04-2016, 12:08    Subject: CAN Bus Message Analysis: Decode & Understand Quote

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