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CAN to USB with K20
CAN to USB with K20
Project USB: Connecting USB to CAN with K20
In this project, the internal CAN Controller of the K20 is used to monitor the CAN bus. The connection to the PC is realized by the internal USB Controller. The USB stack is implemented as HID device especially for the K20.
The software runs on a self made hardware board. The connection to CAN is visualized with a Qt program, running on every Win7 PC.
Result: K20_CAN2USB.zip
Original Attachment has been moved to: K20_CAN2USB.zip
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