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So power supply would have to be applied first for CAN bridge/logger device before CAN line gets active.įirst of all you must upload firmware to STM32F407VET6 Black Developing Board. Easiest way to upload it is to use ST-Link or J-link programmers. Also it takes about 230 ms for controller to get ready for work. Due to SD card write latency there is random delays in CAN message transmission, which might affect safety of vehicle or even trigger some fault codes. It is recommended to use it only as a logger. It is not recommended to use 'Version 2' solution as a CAN bridge. But this solution has it's own limitations. 'Version 2' logs the CAN data on SD card, so no additional hardware is required. It becomes fully functional in just 5 milliseconds after board is powered up. This way CAN bridge works in fastest way possible. 'Version 1' transmitting all CAN data on Serial communication port at speed of 921600 bit/s, so logging must be done on your computer. UPDATE: There is two versions of this CAN logger/bridge solution. It's because I wrote a firmware using Arduino IDE, and MCP2515 has a very good library and many examples, which makes programing much easier. You probably wonder why I haven't used STM32F407 internal CAN. And for CAN modules I used MCP2515 boards. For controller I used Chinese made STM32F407VET6 Black Developing Board. In such way you not only can log messages, but also you can detect what exact messages vehicle module is sending. Also it can be used as a bridge on the existing CAN line. If (-not (Get-Command choco.This time I am sharing a very cheap solution for CAN message logging on a Nissan LEAF, and probably many other vehicles.
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