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PCIe-6353 LIN communication

Hi all,

I'm a beginner in LIN communication, so i need some help with it,
Can i communicate on lin with PCIe-6353? ( http://www.ni.com/hu-hu/support/model.pcie-6353.html )

If yes, can i get some guide how to create labview code for it?

(i know its possible in other languages)

 

Thanks!

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Use the below link for a start which contains manuals, drivers, knowledge base and few discussions.

http://sine.ni.com/psp/app/doc/p/id/psp-893/lang/en

Let us know if you stuck up at any particular point.

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@mogergog wrote:


Can i communicate on lin with PCIe-6353? ( http://www.ni.com/hu-hu/support/model.pcie-6353.html 


Not sure if you can, but you definitely shouldn't.  Use the appropriate hardware for what you need.  If you want to talk LIN, use a LIN card.  The XNet API can handle importing databases, performing acknolegement, setting up schedules, CRCs, handshaking, scaling, message queuing, etc.  The card you linked to has DIO, turn a line on, turn a line off.  Is this intended on being in a Windows PC?  Then you'll be stuck with software timing trying to handshake.

 

That being said I have used a digital input card to verify a LIN transceiver was installed properly.  The LIN device was a master and would send out data and a schedule on its own.  So all I needed to do was to look at the digital inputs and see that they toggled to know it was installed right.  Without a real LIN card I couldn't tell you what the data was, or if it was working.

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