A fork of ESP32RET by collin80 to add support for the ESP32-S3. It's a quick hack where serial Bluetooth is removed since the S3 only has BLE and no support for Classic Bluetooth. FastLED support is also commented out due to problems compiling with it included. Works straight off with RejsaCAN.
Info further down on this page is for the original code, so not all is correct for this fork
Reverse Engineering Tool running on ESP32-S3 based hardware.
You will need the following to be able to compile the run this project:
- Arduino IDE Tested on 1.8.13
- Arduino-ESP32 - Allows for programming the ESP32 with the Arduino IDE
- esp32_can - A unified CAN library that supports the built-in CAN plus MCP2515 and MCP2517FD
- can_common - Common structures and functionality for CAN libraries
PLEASE NOTE: The Macchina A0 uses a WRover ESP32 module which includes PSRAM. But, do NOT use the WRover board in the Arduino IDE nor try to enable PSRAM. Doing so causes a fatal crash bug.
The EVTV board has no PSRAM anyway.
This program is larger than the default partitioning scheme. You will need to use a larger scheme. The recommended way to do this: Tools -> Partition Scheme -> Minimal SPIFFS
All libraries belong in %USERPROFILE%\Documents\Arduino\hardware\esp32\libraries (Windows) or ~/Arduino/hardware/esp32/libraries (Linux/Mac).
The canbus is supposed to be terminated on both ends of the bus. This should not be a problem as this firmware will be used to reverse engineer existing buses. However, do note that CAN buses should have a resistance from CAN_H to CAN_L of 60 ohms. This is affected by placing a 120 ohm resistor on both sides of the bus. If the bus resistance is not fairly close to 60 ohms then you may run into trouble.
- CAN0 / CAN1 reading and writing
- Preferences are saved and loaded
- Text console is active (configuration and CAN capture display)
- Can connect as a GVRET device with SavvyCAN
- LAWICEL support (somewhat tested. Still experimental)
- Bluetooth works to create an ELM327 compatible interface (tested with Torque app)
- Digital and Analog I/O
This software is MIT licensed:
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