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  • Author Author: phoenixcomm
  • Date Created: 16 Oct 2022 1:39 PM Date Created
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NexGen: RSS Final Road Map! LAST CHANGE (Again???)

phoenixcomm
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16 Oct 2022

imageThe Road Map for the RSS has changed somewhat or here we go again. I have decided to implement CANaerospace on the Arduino Megas. This is kind of tough though.  The CANaerospace protocol has never been ported to the Arduino first, the endianness1 is wrong it is little-endian. (x86) CANaerospace was designed for big-endian, which means I can't buy any COTS. 

imageBetween the slaves and the RSS, I will use a protocol converter2  This will be sort of easy as all I need to do is to write this in JAVA on a small Raspberry PI as all it needs in hardware is the PI with its Ethernet Connector and a CANbus/SPI module, a little software. Why only a little? Remember from my first CANaerospace blog?  Well, it uses an ISA/OSI Reference model just like ethernet. So all this has to do is read from one port and send it out on the other, bi-directional of course.  So below is the new diagram for you folks. 

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  1. Endianness
  2. Protocol Converter
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  • DAB
    DAB over 2 years ago +1
    You would think that after fifty years of mircroprocessors that everyone would adopt one standard, but No!
  • phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm over 2 years ago in reply to DAB

    DAB its been around since 1985 NASA's SOFIA, Eurofighter Typhoon, UAV, and was codified into ARINC-825. Newer
     commercial air transport aircraft such as the Airbus A380 or the Boeing 787 already accommodate between 50 and  250 CAN networks for all sorts of  functions including flight deck systems, engine control, and flight control systems.- ARINC 825 specifications for CAN in airborne applications.  CAN newsletter 4/2009

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