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I am trying to emulate some CAN frames on my due with my very limited C++ abilities, my background is more hardware oriented and I am very new to the due.
When I scope the CAN output of my due I see that the ACK bit is always 1 whereas on the frames I am trying to emulate the ACK bit is always 0 which I believe is correct. Is there a command in due_can to clear the ACK bit
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The ACK bit is automatically handled in hardware. If the hardware accepts a frame it asserts ACK and sends it over the wire. There really isn't any way to set that bit explicitly in the library other than to accept a frame that is received.
I am trying to emulate some CAN frames on my due with my very limited C++ abilities, my background is more hardware oriented and I am very new to the due.
When I scope the CAN output of my due I see that the ACK bit is always 1 whereas on the frames I am trying to emulate the ACK bit is always 0 which I believe is correct. Is there a command in due_can to clear the ACK bit
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: