USB-CAN Analyzer (SKU 114991193)

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Dear sir, madam,



For a project we are looking for a USB to CAN adapter and we are

currently looking at your USB-CAN Analyzer (SKU 114991193).

We need to know, however, how the hardware functions in combination with

Linux and whether it will register as a Virtual COM device under Linux.

We are not necessarily interested in the functioning of the software

under Linux, as we have a proprietary software suite that we will be

using, instead of the provided Windows software.



Could you get back to me within one business day, as the project hinges

on the need for a USB-CAN adapter?

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Hi Thom,


It supports, it uses CH340 chip.

If Linux system does not recognize, you can install the attached driver. It will work.

Thanks

best rgds
Bill
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Hi There,

I’m having the same issue. I’m wanting to integrate the USB-CAN Analyzer with a raspberry pi for data logging however even though I’ve successfully integrated the chip I’m having no luck in getting any response. I’m writing serial to the USB, but as there’s little documentation I’m not sure if that’s the correct approach. an you please provide any code (python preferred) for integrating the analyzer?

regards,

Lachlan

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Hello, I am having the same issue. The driver is already installed on my Raspberry Pi 5 but it’s saying input/output error. I’ve written to the support team but I did not get any response.

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FYI

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Hey! thanks for this. I got the exact same hardware as what you have posted.
I’ve used other CAN to USB adapters before (i.e. Canable pro, etc.) so I don’t have issues with setting up the serial commands but I have issue with this hardware that I got from Seeed that seems to not work even with the drivers properly installed.

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interesting i will try to get someone to help… will be monday before they get into work

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Thanks alot! How do I reach out to them? The error that I see is Input/Output error, usually I resolve this by unplugging and replugging and re-setting up the serial commands but it doesn’t work for this.

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they should reach out to you or you can go to techniucal support

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Here is a tutorial for Linux support to try out. github。com/kobolt/usb-can

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cause I cant post the link, so you need to edit the “。” to “.”

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