The bitrate above is specified as kHz for example, but this should be changed to be compatible with devices on your CAN bus. If you want to make your own CANBus Cape as pictured above, open source design files are available below:.
CAN-Utils is a collection of extremely useful debugging tools using the SocketCAN interface and can be used to test and debug your interface.
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On the left pane, click Change Adapter Settings. You should see your internet connection, usually Wi-Fi, lan, or Ethernet. We need to allow traffic from the BBB to be sent through our computer's connection. To do this, right click on the internet adapter that has a connection, for me it is the Wi-Fi adapter, and click Properties. You may need Admin rights. Go to the Sharing tab, and check the allow network sharing box.
In the drop down menu, select your BBB connection, for me Ethernet 3. Click Ok. Next, we have to change some of the BBB's connection settings. Right click your BBB's connection, and click Properties. Click Ok, then Ok. Simply close it, then re-open another SSH connection. We can't access the internet quite yet, as there is still some changes needed in the BBB. Login to the root user as before, and enter the following command:. You should now be able to ping 8.
But if you try. You should now be able to ping google. If not, enter:. In case you are worried, you will still be able to plug your BBB into an Ethernet port, as the changes we made are only good until the next reboot.
You will have to follow this step again in you reboot or shutdown and unplug from your computer. For some reason, I have had trouble with the network not working when I reconnect my BBB to my computer at a later date. I just disable and reenable sharing on my computer and reset the IPv4 setting for my BBB's connection.
Until I find a solution, if this happens, just redo this step. IF you have gotten this far, congratulations! You are well on your way to making awesome projects with BBB. From here on, there are a couple of paths to take:. There are so many possibilities, and the user-base of BBB is growing. If you have an idea, look around online, or in books. There are other books, look here , on the BeagleBoard getting started page.
Scroll to bottom for books. The rest of this Instructable will be troubleshooting if and when you run into problems. I hope to add to it more later, but I'll get a start now. I you have any problems, feel free to comment, and I'll try to help the best I can.
It is a bit tricky, and I ran into problems the first time around. First, download a new image from here. Depending on your connection, the download may take a while; it's quite big. Meanwhile, download 7-zip from here , selecting the proper version from the list. Install it, as you will need it to unzip the Debian image.
When the image is done downloading, open it with 7-zip it will be a. Next download SDFormatter here and install, and Win32DiskImager from here , and install don't you just love all these little tools? Insert you sd card into your computer and open SDFormatter. Format your sd card, making sure it is actually your sd card in the dropdown box. When that is done, open Win32DiskImager, click the browse button on the right, and find the extracted file. Select the file, select your sd card in the other dropdown box, and click write.
This will take a while, so go find a snack, take a nap, and binge-watch your favorite TV show. When it is done, you will have to shutdown your computer and boot into a live Linux USB or CD other tutorials are online explaining how to do so. Save it, and then eject the sd card. The LEDs should start to blink back and forth. Now wait. Find another snack and finish binge-watching your show.
Come back when the lights are dark, and remove the sd card. Mark the sd card in some way to remind you that it is a flasher, or edit to line back to the original. Because you can also boot into the sd card without flashing, you don't want to accidentally reflash your BBB.
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