Model:SH-C31A

Works great for digging into can protocol. Claude can use it as well. Would recommend. Love all DSD stuff

The first thing that I did when I got this was install the candlelight firmware from the canable website. This went smoothly with no issues. I have successfully used this with SavvyCan running on Linux mint with minimal configuration. Mine came with the screw down connectors for the wires which is not as convenient as the lever type it is shown with but it still works fine. Overall, this is a good option for an all in one can bus reader that is mostly ready to go out of the box. I was able to connect to my car first try after installing the candlelight firmware as mentioned. This does what an esp32 plus a can transceiver like the mcp2562 with the added benefit of can-fd support, which the esp32 cannot do, in one compact package and a very reasonable price for everything this can do.

Good

I am using it on an Ubuntu Linux system, and it worked just as well as a Canable with the alternate firmaware.

Dip switch for termination resistor broke on first use. Other than that, works as advertised.

Able to easily use the can-utils package and verify operation using a scope with built in CAN decoding.

Maybe i'm missing something, but I couldn't get it to talk to my computer out of the box, was able to reflash it to newer firmware, but it still won't talk. Sending it back. If you can get it to work mechanically it's beautiful, with great connectors.

I purchased this to work with Windows and a Jetson Nano to work with CAN Bus data. for both windows and Nano/Linux the device did not install or there where no drivers. Tried to flash the Candlelight firmware, still was not able to use device.

Works flawlessly on a raspberry pi with Home Assistant.

I had an issue using this SH-C31A with CANgaroo under Windows 11. This may be specific to my adapter/firmware, but I reproduced the same issue on two different PCs. On both computers, Windows did not automatically install a usable driver for the CAN interface. I installed WinUSB using Zadig (select canable2 gs_usb (Interface 0), USB VID:PID 1D50:606F). However, CANgaroo still could not see the adapter. I found that the DeviceInterfaceGUIDs registry value created during the Zadig installation did not match the GUID expected by CANgaroo/CandleAPI. Interestingly, Zadig generated a different GUID on each of my two PCs. If you have the same problem, this is what worked for me: Install WinUSB for canable2 gs_usb (Interface 0) using Zadig. Open PowerShell as Administrator and run: $dev = Get-PnpDevice -PresentOnly | Where-Object {$_.InstanceId -like 'VID_1D50&PID_606F&MI_00'} $path = "HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum$($dev.InstanceId)\Device Parameters" Set-ItemProperty -Path $path -Name DeviceInterfaceGUIDs ` -Value '{c15b4308-04d3-11e6-b3ea-6057189e6443}' Unplug and reconnect the SH-C31A, then restart CANgaroo. After doing this, CANgaroo immediately detected the adapter as candle0_ch0, and CAN reception works correctly. Again, I don't know whether this affects all SH-C31A adapters or only the firmware/version of mine, but hopefully this helps anyone experiencing the same issue.

ottimo prodotto. Funziona bene con sw python di sviluppo.

LINKG4XのCAN通信状態確認用に利用 通信内容についての取得については問題なく出来ました。

Worked great straight from the box. Could.not have been better.