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J1587 / J1708 Protocol

Has anyone programed a tool for the J1587 or J1708 Protocol in Labview or CVI ?
 
Please, give me a hint where i can find examples or solutions for the protocol
 
Thomas
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I see no one answered your question on this forum, but what did you find out regarding implementing the protocol in LabVIEW?

 

Todd

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Necromancing a very old thread ... Smiley Happy

 

I need any help/insight anyone can give me working with CAN, specific to J1708 protocol and good hardware choices. Thanks

PaulG.

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Hi Paul,

 

I'm working from memory here, but J1587 is a protocol using J1708 as the physical layer and utilizes a RS485 @ 9600 baud.

 

Maybe you are looking for J1939, which is the protocol running on top CAN and is used frequently (sometimes in addition to J1587) on heavy trucks (engine, transmission, ABS, etc) that runs at 250 Kbps? 

 

Todd

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Yes, indeed I believe that's it. I did some Binging this afternoon and J1708 runs underneath a higher protocol. And the device I am working with is an automotive diagnostic instrument. The J1708 is for heavy trucks. I'll look more into J1587 and J1939. Thanks.
PaulG.

LabVIEW versions 5.0 - 2020

“All programmers are optimists”
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If it is J1939, I can set you up with some vis to send msgs and decode received msgs (i.e. send/receive msgs using priority/PF/PS/PGN/DA/SA)

 

Todd

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I am trying to use a RS485 Serial Port to create a J1587 Frame using the J1708 as the physical layer. Having some difficulty creating a frame. Has anyone tried doing this or have some Information regarding this?

 

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