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Tag Archives: CAN
Firmware updates in a network with multiple nodes
Internally, the OpenBLT bootloader is based on the XCP communication protocol. XCP is a point-to-point protocol for establishing a connection between a host PC and a microcontroller. Now consider a system with multiple nodes, where each node consists of a … Continue reading
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Tagged CAN, multiple nodes, Olimex STM32-P103, openblt, RS485
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Improved CAN support in OpenBLT 1.4.1
Last week OpenBLT version 1.4.1 was released. Besides some code refactoring, this patch release features improved support for firmware updates via Controller Area Network (CAN). The improved CAN support is part of the roadmap to version 1.5.0. Several users reported … Continue reading
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Tagged 29-bit identifiers, CAN, openblt, version 1.4.1
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