while testing my can generator values with 8 bit were working. My speed in a simple version is just 0-255. If I send the values to/from AGL the values are decoded/encoded right. If there are e.g. higher values RPM 0-8000 the decoding is not working right. I think 8000 from AGL was decoded to 8026 or something like this.
In the attached zip file their is my used CANdb(dbc) and cantools.py file which needs "pip3 install cantools". I defined in this file some example messages. Then 3 messages will be created. If you want to check messages send by AGL or cantools_tester you could run the shellscript cantools.sh. It will show you the decoded signals on shell.
I also added my build_service.sh that shows which steps I used for creating my AGL-low-can-service.
And I additonal attached my generated_signals.json and application-generated.cpp files while the step.
Regards,
Thomas
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Walt Miner
March 29, 2023 at 9:55 PM
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Hello,
while testing my can generator values with 8 bit were working. My speed in a simple version is just 0-255. If I send the values to/from AGL the values are decoded/encoded right. If there are e.g. higher values RPM 0-8000 the decoding is not working right. I think 8000 from AGL was decoded to 8026 or something like this.
In the attached zip file their is my used CANdb(dbc) and cantools.py file which needs "pip3 install cantools". I defined in this file some example messages. Then 3 messages will be created. If you want to check messages send by AGL or cantools_tester you could run the shellscript cantools.sh. It will show you the decoded signals on shell.
I also added my build_service.sh that shows which steps I used for creating my AGL-low-can-service.
And I additonal attached my generated_signals.json and application-generated.cpp files while the step.
Regards,
Thomas