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Can I use a can communication on jetson nano?
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Yes, please see below topics as reference:
Latest can-bus topics in Jetson Nano - NVIDIA Developer Forums
Hello,
What does the NVIDIA Jetson Linux Driver Package Software Features document say?
NVIDIA Jetson Linux Driver Package Software Features, Release 32.6.1 | August 3, 2021
CAN on Jetson Nano Devices
A CAN controller is not available in Jetson Nano devices, but you can use an MCP251x chip (SPI to CAN interface), which works with the SPI interface on Jetson Nano
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Just follow the document said to use an MCP251x chip (SPI to CAN interface), which works with the SPI interface on Jetson Nano.
Strangely, while I get emails to my work account from these forums, when I logged in, it said no account existed under that email…
Looking at the post from @forumuser - their USB-CAN interfaces are marked as being “cando” - looking at their website, they appear to have not bothered writing a proper socketcan driver for Linux, and instead offer some sort of proprietary SDK - CANdo - Simple USB to CAN Bus API
Such hardware might not play nice with a Jetson since their binary SDK is probably x86 only. Other USB-CAN converters (such as the CANable I mention, anything supported by the candlelight project at GitHub - candle-usb/candleLight_fw: gs_usb compatible firmware for candleLight, cantact and canable, EMS CPC-USB converters from USB/CAN Interface CPC-USB/ARM7 - EMS Dr. Thomas Wünsche, and a few others work with socketcan. I believe PCAN adapters will work too, but I haven’t personally used them.