i'm trying to read a canbus communication between an MD4 and 3 generic can-devices. 

i've got the USB-8473 from National instruments and are ready to hook it up. 

Do i just hook CAN_H to CAN_H and CAN_L to CAN_L on the usb device and start using it?

Or do i need to feed any VREF or V+/V- to the usb-device as well? 

Pinout from the NI usb-8473

Best,

Robin

Can someone post an example of a decent size array so I can dissect it a bit. I'm struggling on some of the syntax of it. 

Application file with 1 x MD4 7 and 1 x MD4 10

Ethernet application file download gets stuck after "application file deleted"

Tried from 2 different computers.

Changed cables etc.

Temporary work around is CAN which works fine.

Using the J1939 set time solution in the library, does anyone know if its possible to get milliseconds? I have been working on this for about an hour and I'm starting to think it is not possible?

To make the MD4 display in strong sun light I have add a shining background to help the eye with focus. My question is it possible to add the opportunity to switch white sliders and bottom to black couture. Even better if that can be controlled of a internal digital function. Then I can switch between day and night light.

Hello all,

I received a project that I need to revise. This project contains many translations (in software and display). The default langauge is set to Dutch however. I would like to use English in the software. Is there a way to change the default language, without losing the translations?

Thanks in advance

i am using a FIN to read an RPM sensor. The sensor has 30 pulses per revolution.

Today we are getting an even value (2-4-6-8 etc.) of off the sensor. in other words 1Hz is the lowest given pulsefrequenzy. ( 1 pulse per second = 2 rev per minute 1*60/30 )

i would like to be able to read half an rpm, or even 1 rpm steps would work ( 0,5Hz )..

is this possible?

i know i could average an Array, but i would assume the FIN could give me a more accurate read, with less delay?

Robin

Is there an upper limit, maximum number, of generic modules that can be configured on a single generic bus for an MD4 controller?

It looks like you guys added CAN routing for the MC4x family in IQAN 5, but there is no documentation of it anywhere that I can find. 

So my setup is a Generic 500k CAN bus that has 10 modules on it.  I need to place a router in front of one of the modules to block a few CAN ID, so I can broadcast it a different set of data.  The module that is behind this CAN router is also sending out its own messages to the rest of the network that the other 9 modules need to see.

So do I set up 2 routing rules?  One to go from A to B, and then B to A.

Or how would I go about setting up the CAN routers to make this possible?  

This is what I have right now.  There is one ID i need to block from the ECU to Trans, and then the Trans to ECU will all be allowed.  Will this setup work like I am wanting it to?

Is there any news on when the MC43 functional safety is hoping to be completed?