Before I dive into the SDK I wanted to to explore if what I'm trying to do is even possible.
I'm trying to analyze a CAN-bus where I don't have access to the RX or TX lines, only CAN H/L. I can readily see the signals using the oscilloscope, but that doesn't help me analyze the logic.
Is it possible (using the SDK or otherwise) to convert the analog signal into a signal usable by the logic analyzer? Perhaps specifying voltage thresholds for what constitutes HIGH and LOW?
Or is there another way to go about this I'm missing? (I'm just starting out with hobby electronics)
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Before I dive into the SDK I wanted to to explore if what I'm trying to do is even possible.
I'm trying to analyze a CAN-bus where I don't have access to the RX or TX lines, only CAN H/L. I can readily see the signals using the oscilloscope, but that doesn't help me analyze the logic.
Is it possible (using the SDK or otherwise) to convert the analog signal into a signal usable by the logic analyzer? Perhaps specifying voltage thresholds for what constitutes HIGH and LOW?
Or is there another way to go about this I'm missing? (I'm just starting out with hobby electronics)
-Marcus
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