LIN Python lib
Library is under development API will change
Features
- LIN frame transmission / reception
- LDF signals encoding / decoding (only signal and frames currently working, schedule table parsing not implemented, max signal size is 1 byte)
- Works on windows, linux, mac. Supported hardware , uCAN LIN USB CONVERTER
Installation
pip install ucanlintools
Example usage
To load ldf
from ucanlintools.LDF_parser import parseLDF
ldf = parseLDF("D:\\ldfe.ldf")
message = ldf.get_message_by_name('FRAME_A')
print(message.signals)
To decode/ encode frame
aaa = message.encode({'SIGNAL_A': 1})
bbb = b'\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00'
message.decode(bbb)
To setup LIN USB Converter
lin = ucanlintools.LUC('COM7')
lin.set_frame_rx_handler(rx_any)
lin.set_new_frame_rx_handler(rx_new_data)
lin.openAsMaster()
lin.addReceptionFrameToTable(52,8)
lin.addReceptionFrameToTable(54,8)
lin.enable()
Example data reception handler
def rx_new_data(f):
global message
print (hex(f.id) + ": " +(f.data.hex()))
if (message.id == f.id):
message.decode(f.data)
print(message.diff_str())
For more info see
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