Rosenbluth explains why the research team chose Kvaser’s CAN to USB and PCI CAN interfaces: “All Kvaser interfaces handled 11-bit and 29-bit CAN modes, including J1939 messages. Additionally, Kvaser offered a publicly available and straightforward *.dbc database editor and free basic CAN data monitor(CanKing), which allowed quick and straightforward testing of incremental *.dbc databases. The Kvaser *.dbc database editor is an easy to use and intuitive tool, allowing straightforward merging of our many incremental and separately developed *.dbc databases.”
As this paper describes work accomplished as part of a continuing development project, the authors are keen to hear feedback on how to improve their system. To contact them directly, please email Bill Rosenbluth.
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