Question from the Customer:
I am starting to use the Komodo CAN Duo Interface with the loopback test that was provided with the Komodo Software API. I have tried many times, but I cannot get the test to run, and it’s not consistent: sometimes port A or port B will not enable; sometimes the write command fails. Am I missing somet...
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Question from the Customer:
I am using a Komodo CAN Duo Interface with the Komodo Software API. I am trying to control the GPIO pins for output signals. I think I have done everything necessary, but the GPIO pins are not responding as expected. With my program, pin 4 stays low like this:
Functions:
Setting Pin 1 to logic low
Setting...
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