I have interfaced a PIC to an MCP2510, but I used the standard SPI =
interface built into the 16F876, so it was very straightforward.  Works =
really well, but there are now chips available with the CAN built in.

Martin

>>> bfoz@GLUE.UMD.EDU 08/06/01 08:50 AM >>>
"James Newton. Admin 3" wrote:
>
> Sadly, there is very little available for this fairly new and narrowly
> focused chip. I know nothing of CAN networks but will forward this =
request
> to the PICList
> http://www.piclist.com
> to see if any of the brilliant membership there have anymore information.=


I noticed there isn't much SPI stuff on piclist.com either, which is of
course necessary to interface with the MCP2510. I'm switching my project
to CAN so I'll contribute my code when I'm done. I'm sure there are
people who've written SPI code that's much better than what I can
create, but I'll send that too if nobody else does.

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