THIS ARCHIVE CONTAINS THE WINDOWS(R) VERSION
COPYRIGHT: Embedded Systems Academy, Inc. 2017-2019 www.cangineberry.com
VERSION: 1.06, ESA 29-APR-19
NOTES: This kit does not include a CAN or CANopen tutorial. See www.canopenbook.com to get started with CANopen
Directory "APPS" Contains the various applications that can be loaded into the CANgineBerry using the COIAUpdater utility.
- CANopenIA-BEDS: CANopen Device (slave)
- CANopenIA-MGR: CANopen Manager (master)
Directory "CODE": Contains code examples
Directory "DOC" Contains the main CANgineBerry documentation of the hardware, the bootloader and the COIAUpdater utility.
Directory "UTIL" Contains the utilities provided.
- COIA: generic command line utility for communicating with the CANopenIA-MGR and CANopenIA-BEDS apps
- COIAUpdater: load applications and configuration files to the CANgineBerry, configure hardware settings
- TST (dir): directory with shell scripts as example and for testing
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Connect CANgineBerry to the host computer system, like a Raspberry Pi or Windows PC using a USB-to-UART module (when using such a module, ensure voltage levels are as required: 5V supply, but only 3.3V signals)
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On host computer system start the COIAUpdater utility to connect to the CANgineBerry. Use option "-h" for help. You must know the UART/COM port (e.g. 'COM5') used. Example:
$ COIAUpdater -p 5 -i
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If the CANgineBerry does not have the desired firmware and/or configuration stored, use the COIAUpdater utility to load the firmware and configuration wanted.
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Depending on firmware loaded, use COIA, RemoteAccess or other utilities on the host system to operate the CANgineBerry.
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