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MCP2515 CAN bus modules that are widely available are designed for 5V supply voltage. To make them work with 3.3V / the ESP32 a modification is required. This modification is described here.
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MCP2515 CAN bus modules that are widely available are designed for 5V supply voltage. To make them work with 3.3V / the ESP32 a modification is required. This modification is described here.
If the above is too complicated, a (more expensive) version of this with two voltage inputs is also available, the Joy-IT SBC-CAN01 which requires no modifications. CANbus communication with OpenDTU
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https://github.com/helgeerbe/OpenDTU-OnBattery/blob/development/docs/hardware_flash.md#mcp2515-can-bus-module
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MCP2515 CAN bus modules that are widely available are designed for 5V supply voltage. To make them work with 3.3V / the ESP32 a modification is required. This modification is described here.
Describe the solution you'd like
Add to the text, that there are ready modules available:
MCP2515 CAN bus modules that are widely available are designed for 5V supply voltage. To make them work with 3.3V / the ESP32 a modification is required. This modification is described here.
If the above is too complicated, a (more expensive) version of this with two voltage inputs is also available, the Joy-IT SBC-CAN01 which requires no modifications. CANbus communication with OpenDTU
Describe alternatives you've considered
No response
Additional context
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: