I have a project that involves integrating and testing devices on a CAN bus, and I'm looking at your Komodo CAN Solo and Komodo CAN Duo Interfaces. Which one would be best to use for executing read and write commands simultaneously from different threads? Also, what software package do you recommend using for this application?
Response from Technical Support:Thanks for your question! To simultaneously execute read and write commands, our Komodo CAN Duo Interface will work best for you. Read and write commands can be executed simultaneously from different threads, when you send the commands through two of the different virtual ports on the Komodo Duo interface. The Komodo CAN Solo Interface, on the other hand, has only one port and can only execute commands one at a time.
For other applications, with synchronization and a locking mechanism, threaded commands can also be executed from the same port (but not simultaneously).
Following are the specifications about the Komodo CAN Duo Interface:
There are currently a few software packages available for use with either Komodo interface - Komodo GUI Software, Data Center Software, and Komodo API Software. For your application, we recommend using the API software.
For more information about Komodo API, please refer to the section 5 of the Komodo CAN Interface User Manual. For details about threading, please refer to section 3.8.3 of the Komodo CAN Interface User Manual.
Additional resources that you may find helpful include the following:
We hope this answers your questions. If you have other questions about our CAN interfaces or other Total Phase products, feel free to email us at sales@totalphase.com, or if you already own one of our devices and have a technical question, please submit a request for technical support.