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Are you able to capture the traffic before it times out?

I am wiring up some Can bus terminators to mu ESP-32s and to a Jetson nano to try and connect to the J1939 Bus. I tried connecting to the Diagnostic port near the engine and I did not get anything, but that could have been a bad USB-Canbus converter from WaveShare.. I am going to go get the DCU...

Are you almost at a point where we can compile this then send the signals to the generator and display what comes back

@peapvp have you been able to get j1939 bus data off the diagnostic port /P110?

Can you share the capture to our gmail?

That is awesome, now are you going to be able to write a small script that simulates this.

No more like 2% of fuel.

Done

When reviewing my capture, it seems the remote monitoring software and the generator are trying to negotiate the fastest baud rate possible. It send a bad rate request, gets and ack. Then sends char and other data stream settings. Then does this several times with faster baud rates. Then it...

Done. I think you will need to install the application that I used to capture it and start the 14 day trial.

I was able to go to the 1071 and gather some data, @kloppk I was able to get the remote monitor and inpower software to work with windows 10 no problem. I used https://freeserialanalyzer.com/ to capture the flow of data between the remote monitor software and the Genset. I can share the...

I understand using C++ and a microcontroller. But what are you using to base your emulator code off of if we do not understand the connection and data yet. Are you hoping the DLLs that come with inpower are able to do the generator side. Or do you have the generator side code?.

Looking at this github you can get everything. https://github.com/Zheondre/Bable I am going to try to see if the j1939 diagnostic pins or any other j1939 pins labeled in the TM are available.

What are you using to make the emulator?

I plan on going to the 1071 I have available to me tomorrow to connect the inpower software to it and capture the connection with IOninja.

so are you creating a simulation with the Inpower DLLs? Or what are you basing the generator Sim on?

Do you have a capture of the handshake that you can share?

That is not cool, this is will make it harder to get the data outside the Inpower application. Have you tried connecting to the Canbus?

So you have not tried to send the Inpower command to the Remote port from the Arduino yet, using a python serial module?

got that cable. have you been able to connect to the generator with anything else other then Inpower?