In a previous post, I found and reverse engineered the door status message on the HS-CAN bus on my vehicle. For reference, the HS-CAN bus on my vehicle is on Pins 6 & 14 of the OBD Port (J1962 Connector) and it is a High Speed CAN network operating at 500Kbit/s which is true for… Read More: CAN Bus Reverse Engineering – Door Status: Part 2 »
In a previous post, I explored the CAN bus on Pins 6 & 14 of my OBD port to hunt down the door status message. During that exercise I figured out how the door status message works. After that I spoofed the door status message in an effort to make my Instrument Panel Cluster (IPC)… Read More: CAN Bus – Exploring Other Worlds (MS-CAN) »
SocketCAN is a powerful tool for creating CAN Bus oriented applications on Linux. Popular choices for interfacing with SocketCAN are of course C/C++ or Python using the python-can package. As a huge fan of both SocketCAN and C#, I challenged myself to write the current Wikipedia example entirely in C#. In order to achieve this,… Read More: Using SocketCAN in .NET Core »