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CAN BUS speed read

 
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aldina



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CAN BUS speed read
PostPosted: Mon Sep 03, 2018 9:19 am     Reply with quote

I'm using PIC18F2480 and MCP2551 to implement an application that detect speed trucks and select an output according speed. So I need to read speed (km/h) using CAN BUS and then if speed is up to 30 km/h, I use a RED LED ON (C0 port) or if speed is down 30 km/h I use a GREEN LED ON (C1 port).
Can you give me some ideas how can I transfer the speed information and associate to a variable or a AN input. I need to compare it with 30 km/h.
Thank you so much for any help.
Aldina
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PostPosted: Mon Sep 03, 2018 3:06 pm     Reply with quote

While I don't use CAN, the process is simple.
Start small, cut code and confirm you can read some of the CAN slave device registers. Once that works, simply read the register(s) that contain the speed. Those must be documented 'somewhere'.
Once that can be done, it's a simple chunk of code to compare what was read (actual speed) to your 'setpoint' of 30KMh. To turn on the LED , it's as easy as if(real_speed >= setpoint ) LED_ON();
Where LED_ON() is a function or macro to control the LED, real_speed is a variable containing the truck's speed, and setpoint is the digital equal to 30KMh.
You'll have to figure out what 30KMh is 'digitally', creat the LED macro, etc.
all easy and simple steps, just take one at a time, get it working, then build from that.

Jay
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