Thats very well done. Especially that i can add multiple DBC files for the different CAN nodes. Also, what i have never used up to now, the possibility to create DBC files for nodes where no DBC file is available. Having a Bus with CAN but also CANopen nodes, is there a solution to also integrate EDS files (as node description for the CANopen Nodes)? Maybe this program has been taken and enhanced/forked.
This is great work for us how want to dig into Our Tesla's. I did download this now and found that it also accepted ixxat format. I'm familiar With ixxxat from my work and Wonder if I could use that to capture CAN frames. But I did not find a way to load csv files that I captored With the minmon v3 Ixxat softwrae or is it maybe some other ixxat software it is made for?Anyway many nice features here.
Would it be Possible to capture Something Like the Turn Signal and induce it via an arduino? If so, you could build a remote Control to activate Turn Signal, maybe the Horn and / or then wipers etc.
great channel. could you possibly direct me to a solution for our dilemma? we are learning the 722.6/nag1 transmissions. i built a mid power version nag1 into a c230 case. drifting toy. the 1-2-3 ratios are wrong of course. i have a launch tool that can download and upload variant coding to the tcu, but no way to fuss with the file and enter the current ratios with the hex file. cheers and thank you.
I've got two suggestions. First of all, a man named Ashcon Mohseninia has done a lot of work to make his own TCU for something at least very similar to your transmission. github.com/rnd-ash/ultimate-nag52-fw Secondly, if you have a tool that can do the down/upload then you may be able to use CAN sniffers to snoop on the traffic, figure out what the tool is doing, and then do it yourself to make the process easier and more streamlined.
A GVRET compatible device. Some are available from EVTV.me Also, Teensy 3.6 devices can be used with TeensyRET if you get a Teensy 3.6 and then a CAN shield for it. Or, you can use a Macchina M2 which is supported via M2RET Lastly, if you are running LINUX you can now use any SocketCAN compatible device.
thanks for the reply, i did check Macchina M2 device, seems to be a robust platform to begin with. but the catch here is i have a aftermarket Data Logging device, that pretty much logs me the data on both CAN protocol as well as K Line protocol. only problem is that the software interface for it just logs/saves the data , but i can't filter out the functional bits in it.. Unlike say Kayak GUI, wireshark , vehicle spy etc.. I am using Windows 7 as my OS and which one would you suggest to use among the available opensource softwares.. such that i coudl pair my data logging device ..
@@CKidder80 confirmed :) I'm using SocketCAN device under Linux and works great - you can build those yourself rather cheap - there are some designs based on STM32 cpu.
The panda should work but support is a bit lacking. In theory the panda supports socketcan on linux so this should make it compatible. Technically there is a J2534 interface for SavvyCAN when using Windows but historically it hasn't worked super well. I don't have any Comma.ai hardware so I'm unable to test it to figure out how to better support it.
You either make them or hope you can talk someone into giving you them. For Tesla cars there are some DBC files out there. For other cars, you might check Comma.AI opendbc: github.com/commaai/opendbc
Technically, yes. I have compiled SavvyCAN for Android and it did run. However, I have never tested any capture hardware to work. Also, the GUI is really meant for large screens and doesn't work all that well on a smaller touch screen. So, yes, I have run it on Android but it really wasn't all that fun to use. It can load capture files, it can graph and run the other screens. It's just a bit painful to use the GUI on a 5" screen.
