Chapter 8 CAN Bus
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Details for the PGN messages can be found in the NMEA2000 specification which can be purchased
directly from the National Marine Electronics Association (
).
8.1 Default Configuration
After a FRESET, the receiver has the following CAN configuration:
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All CAN physical ports are disabled
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No J1939 addresses are claimed
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CCOM ports are configured for NMEA2000 messages only
Parameter
Value
Address
0x1C
Industry Group
2
Device Class
0
Device Class Instance
0
Function
23
Function Instance
0
ECU Instance
0
Manufacturer Code
305
Table 20: Default NAME
8.2 Configuring the CAN Bus
To enable an OEM7 receiver to communicate over the CAN bus, configure CAN and place the receiver
on
bus
, triggering a J1939
Address Claim Procedure
.
1. Use the
J1939CONFIG
command to specify J1939 NAME and desired address.
This step is optional and only required if the default NAME parameters are to be changed.
2. Use the
CANCONFIG
command to place the receiver
on bus
.
3. Optionally, use the
J1939STATUS
log to monitor CAN status on the receiver.
8.2.1 Configuration Notes
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The
J1939CONFIG
and
CANCONFIG
commands can be entered in any order. After the
CANCONFIG
command is used to place the receiver on the CAN bus,
J1939CONFIG
commands take effect
immediately. Until then, J1939CONFIG can be entered many times to change the settings because they
have not taken affect yet (the receiver is not yet on the bus).
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The J1939 Address claim procedure is executed if and only if both J1939CONFIG NODEx CANx and
CANCONFIG CANx ON are entered.
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Use J1939STATUS log to determine the receiver's CAN status and the actual address claimed by a
particular node.