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GCAN-208 user manual
Appendix : CAN2.0 protocol frame format
CAN2.0A standard frame
CAN standard frame information is 11 bytes, including two parts: information and
data. The first 3 bytes are the information part.
Byte 1 is frame information. The 7th bit (FF) represents the frame format, in the
standard frame, FF=0; the 6th bit (RTR) represents the frame type, RTR=0 represents
the data frame, RTR=1 represents the remote frame; DLC represents the transmission
The actual data length in the data frame.
Bytes 2 and 3 are message identification codes, 11 bits are valid.
Bytes 4 to 11 are the actual data of the data frame, which is invalid in the remote
frame.