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I don't think that is easly done with CAN communication. You have a clock line and a data line. You don't have to drive the data line if you want to talk on it,
by RealityVoid 11y ago
I don't think that is easly done with CAN communication. You have a clock line and a data line. You don't have to drive the data line if you want to talk on it, you only have to pull down. So you can't simply not connect a wire (as in a Rx/Tx configuration) but you have to make the sillicon chip unable to Tx. This requires new sillicon chips, and even then I don't know how well they can pull it off. So this solution is far from trivial.
- mzs 11y agoThere is no clock, that is one of the genius aspects of CAN. There were earlier ideas about multiplexing before CAN and they needed a clock, and that is why they never worked right.
- RealityVoid 11y agoYes, that is true, sorry about talking stupid.