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Help #38
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Hi, As to measuring: you can take a look at https://github.com/christoph2/pyxcp written in python |
Hi aaroniza0,
I recommend to use the branch V6_WorkInProgress.
It is the upcoming newer version to be released soon.
Will be easier for us to support and we are interested in feedback.
Regards
Rainer
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Hello,
I'm a senior computer engineering student working on my senior design project at the moment, my project requires reading some hardware through ethernet and the hardware lists xcp on udp/ip as the communication protocol.
My team has to use a raspberry pi, would this program achieve this and work on the pi? If so, how would I install it on my raspberry pi?
Also, would it be possible to use python to read the values being read from the hardware?
Thanks,
aaroniza0
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I’m looking at the c++ demo in the V6_WorkInProgress but having trouble figuring out how I would collect data collected by the xcp slave, any ideas to accomplish this? This project I’m working on just needs to pull data from an xcp slave so i don’t think it’s too complicated to do, I’ve just never done this before. |
Hello,
I'm a senior computer engineering student working on my senior design project at the moment, my project requires reading some hardware through ethernet and the hardware lists xcp on udp/ip as the communication protocol.
My team has to use a raspberry pi, would this program achieve this and work on the pi? If so, how would I install it on my raspberry pi?
Also, would it be possible to use python to read the values being read from the hardware?
Thanks,
aaroniza0
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