HI,  i have been struggling with this for a while now.   Keep getting wrong checksum. 

I'm sending out this data   and getting checksum incorrect checksum.  the only difference in these massages  is the CVC

Receiving with CAN identifier (YES):

for example the checksum for fist msg should be 0x89 not 0x94

Thanks for any help with this.

George

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Thank you!

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