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* Schematic of STM32 <-> VP230 (CAN Bus)
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* Schematic of STM32 <-> VP230 (CAN Bus)
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* Verified STM32 read protection is in place :(
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* Verified STM32 read protection is in place :(
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# Bus Splitter
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The `bus_splitter` directory contains a KiCAD project to attempt reverse engineering the protocol
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'monkey-in-the-middle' style. It contains two CAN bus transceivers, with the UART in between them
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being passed to a set of header pins. The idea being the RX/TX pins can be attached to an
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external microcontroller, allowing message to be inspected, modified and/or passed through as is.
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# Further Reading
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# Further Reading
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https://www.eevblog.com/forum/manufacture/neoden-tm245p-teardown-and-upgrade/
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https://www.eevblog.com/forum/manufacture/neoden-tm245p-teardown-and-upgrade/
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