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First things first, thank you for this package, it works beautifully!
My problem likely has a simple solution but I've been looking for a few hours and am not seeing it right now. I need to receive a global message to get the source address and name of the connecting hardware. The message is PGN 60928. After my simulated ecu requests it, I get the message on the bus but python-can-j1939 will not handle it. As far as I can see, all other messages are handled properly.
Help, or an alternative way of getting the needed information, would be greatly appreciated.
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I've just noticed that this Issue relates to #57 and also #48. I think the workaround mentioned on Issue 48 could be leveraged to solve the current need.
If you can call add_listener to add a can.Printer() listener, for example, you will see every message printed to the console, and sifting through that haystack, you should see what you need. Or you could write a custom listener that grabs exactly the information that you're looking for - I think that I will be headed down that track myself before too long.
Hi,
First things first, thank you for this package, it works beautifully!
My problem likely has a simple solution but I've been looking for a few hours and am not seeing it right now. I need to receive a global message to get the source address and name of the connecting hardware. The message is PGN 60928. After my simulated ecu requests it, I get the message on the bus but python-can-j1939 will not handle it. As far as I can see, all other messages are handled properly.
Help, or an alternative way of getting the needed information, would be greatly appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: