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The problem is that there is no standard for CAN on the PC.
Hence no example or driver program is possible, You have to work
our for yourself how to send the ,hex file. Talk to Peak. tell them what ...

That is very common when sending things. Some servers have rules that
are designed to stop all sorts of things. I often find it is easier to send
a link and put the file up onto an upload site.
We ...

You don't show us what 'information' you get after compiling.
Do you have a setup_wdt line in the code?. If so, this will override the
fuse clock selections. Basically the wdt timings can only be se ...

and honestly, don't use the wizard. It causes more problems than it fixes.
Learn to set things up for yourself. I can't think of anything it does really
well... Sad

Hi,
Sorry to have been slow, I was out yesterday. No, I have 3.226, and then
3.249. I didn't keep the versions between, since I have notes that they
all had major problems. There were only a few w ...

You'd have to look at what drivers are available for the Can host interface
that you intend to use. Many are devices like ethernet to Can, and some of
these do have basic emulator software to offer ...

Yes. If you look, he was originally talking about E1. This is merrily doable.
This is the heading to this thread.

However B0, just cannot give a hardware PWM.

'Read the data sheet' is a criti ...

You do realise that when you write a byte to the SPI FIFO, if there is no
character already in the shift register, the byte immediately transfers to
this, and the FIFO will show as empty straight a ...

There is fundamentally nothing 'different' about doing a slave without
interrupts. Just poll the interrupt flag, and clear it when you handle it
'interrupt_active', and 'clear_interrupt'. The key th ...

https://github.com/CANopenNode/CANopenPIC

Yes. It won't work if more than one byte is wanted.
It won't actually load a byte except for the first read.

Depends what you mean by 'available'. The drivers were updated a couple of years later, and have some support for a basic node. There is a GitHub
node available, that translates fairly easily.

There are 16 interrupts for each transaction, not 16 'requests'. In I2C, a
transaction begins with I2C starts, and ends with the stop. this is the complete
packet request. The PIC peripheral only h ...

Good.
Yes that is right.
Shows the importance of looking at what you used before.... Very Happy

The pont about streams is the same as for serial. On chips with multiple
I2C peripherals, or if yo ...

Shouldn't matter. Smbus, and I2C are 99% compatible. Smbus allows
lower voltage thresholds, and has a timeout on a transaction, but the basic
protocols are pretty much the same.
However he should ...