USB-CAN Bus
The purpose of this project is a simple and easy to use USB <> CAN bus interface. Heart of the circuit is an Atmel AVR ATmega162 microcontroller which controls the Communication between FTDI FT245BM USB to parallel converter and Philips SJA1000 Stand-alone CAN bus controller.
The SJA1000 is memory mapped into memory space of the AVR, which reduces data and address line handling and increases data transfer speed.
An FT245BM handles all USB communication and provides data transfer from and to PC application. An extra EEPROM can store the multi device template for the FT245BM.
A Philips PCA82C250/251 works as CAN controller interface.
Firmware is written in C, compatible to latest compiler version WinAVR.
The firmware is now compatible to run on a CANDIP module. The download include a pre-compiled firmware file to flash into a CANDIP module. Both pins for LED connection remaining the same.
See the CANDIP homepage for detail of the required hardware CANDIP/M162 .
Documentation and Source code
CAN Hacker v2.00.01
Homepage/Forum: www.canhack.de (German language only)
- CAN
Protocol – Presentation in german language - SJA1000
Stand Alone CAN Controller Datasheet - AppNote
97076: SJA1000 Stand-alone CAN controller - SJA1000
BTR/ACR/AMR/Filter Online Calculator - CANwiki
- Introduction
to CAN - www.canhack.org
Forum dedicated to CAN bus in Chrysler vehicles - www.canhack.de
General german CAN bus forum - eBay Shop with ready to use Interfaces




Erol · 03.07.2010 at 08:22
hi,
i have a question about yourCANBUS software.
your CANBUS software support to DS401 CANopen protocol.
thanks.
Admin comment by Michael · 03.07.2010 at 08:51
My Software doesn’t support any specific CAN protocol.
It’s just a simple example to show and send CAN bus data, no further evaluation of these data is done.
mut · 06.07.2010 at 01:13
are there any insructions/documentation for the CAN-Control software?
mut
Admin comment by Michael · 06.07.2010 at 16:58
Soryy, there exist no documentation so far.
EugenPKh · 09.07.2010 at 11:48
When I use can-usb for read, sametimes blink red diod.
Why?
Speed 500k.
Admin comment by Michael · 09.07.2010 at 14:37
Red LED means an error was detected.
But there are various reason for errors. So may you read the ECR register to see what was the last error.