The ND-1 normally reads an analog sensor and transmits a CAN message. This application reads a CAN message and writes the first two bytes to the LED display #techmor
@i8br@Einthecorgi2@timonsku Yep, CAN data is just a bucket of bits. You will need the decode from the creator of the message. The decode will typically have a gain , offset and units. So take the bits from the prescribed portion of the data, mult by gain and add the offset.
@i8br Standard CAN messages have an ID of 11 bits (just a way to know what the message is). The data payload will be 64 bits. You'll need to know how the sender arranged the values. Messages will often contain a few channels (ex: (4) 16 bit words) The decode uses a start bit and length
Working on a little prototype manual pick and place rig for picking up tiny electronic components with vacuum instead of tweezers. #techmor#smt#electronics