Appendix D: Configuration Examples
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Slave Device
►
Make sure that the virtual COM port is installed and that a connection is established.
►
Make sure that the software package (
CANblue_II_Generic_Setup.exe
) is installed.
►
Start the terminal program or the CANblue Configuration Tool (
CANblueCon.exe
).
►
Reset the device to factory settings with command
D SETTINGS_DEFAULT
.
➨
CAN controller is automatically initialized to 1000 kBaud (preset in factory settings).
►
Enable the autostart mode with command
C AUTOSTART ON
.
►
Save the configuration with command
C CONFIG SAVE
.
Master Device
►
Make sure the Master (configured as in example 1) is connected to the virtual COM port.
To simplify the configuration, turn off the transmission of CAN messages by the Master:
►
Stop the CAN controller with command
C CAN_STOP
.
or
►
Disable the transmission of CAN messages on the specific connection with command
C
SEND_CAN_FRAMES OFF
.
►
Disable the filter of the Master with command
C FILTER_DISABLE STD
.
➨
All Standard CAN messages are forwarded by the Master.
►
Delete all Extended filter entries with command
C FILTER_CLEAR EXT
.
➨
Device filters out all Extended CAN messages (set by
C FILTER_ENABLE EXT
in
example 1).
►
Enable the autostart mode of the Master with command
C AUTOSTART ON
.
►
With the Master use command
D MAC_ADD <address of Slave>
.
➨
Devices connect as Master and Slave and start automatically.
➨
Devices work as Bridge between the two CAN networks.
►
Save the configuration with command
C CONFIG SAVE
.
►
To achieve the highest possible data rate between the devices, disconnect the Config
connection to the computer.
Since the connection is stored on both devices, devices reconnect automatically after turning
off and on and resume to forward CAN messages.
CANblue II User Manual
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