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mechanism in the UART communication. If enable the error response, the error code will
be replied when users use the wrong UART command string to communicate with the
CAN converters.
＊ Timestamp Response: Set the CAN converters to enable or disable the timestamp
response mechanism. If enable the timestamp response, the timestamp of each CAN
message will be appended in the UART string when the CAN message are output from
the UART interface of the CAN converter. This function may be invisible because it is not
supported by the selected CAN converters.
 CAN Configuration:
＊ CAN specification: Decide which CAN specification, CAN 2.0A (11-bits CAN ID) or CAN
2.0B (29-bits CAN ID), will be implemented.
＊ CAN baud rate: Set the CAN baud rate. The CAN converters support several kinds of
standard baud, such as 10K, 20K, 50K, 125K, 250K, 500K, 800K, 1000K, and 83.3K bps.
If these baud rates don't fit the users' application, use user-defined CAN baud rate to
configure the special CAN bauds.
＊ User-defined CAN baud rate: If the user-defined CAN baud rate is used, users need to
fill the value of the baud rate in the "Required Baud Rate" field and click the "Calculated"
button to calculate the real value. If the real baud rate is not the same as the value in the
"Required Baud Rate" filed, it means that the required baud rate can't be reached
because of the hardware limitation. The closest baud value will be implemented for
instead.
If users want to get more information of the real baud rate, click the "Advanced" button.
Users can select the proper parameters of the real baud rate for the applications.
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