At 09:45 AM 10/27/97 -0700, you wrote:
>David Armstrong wrote:
>>
>>  Has anyone implemented the CAN interface on a pic,any software out
>> there for it either asm or c ?
>>
>>  regards all
>>
>> David
>>
>> darmstrong@tti-ltd.co.uk
>>
>>
>There is a CAN mailing list out there, almost as busy as the PIClist.
>Maybe someone can provide you with the subscription details (or do a
>search).
>--Matt
>
>

The CAN list is not as busy as the piclist. It averages about 1 to 2
messages per day. I can't remember the exact subscribe parameters but the
following should help.

To unsubscribe use can-request@cichlid.com
Archives http://www.scruz.net/~cichlid/can-archive

I havn't seen anyone discussing a software CAN implementation on the list
mainly because it is rather complex.  A PIC would be hard pressed to keep
up to the 1 Mhz rate of CAN. Most people use external hardware or a
processor that has CAN built in (MChip has a PIC with CAN in their future
products list - who knows when it will be made/available)

MD

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