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Hey there! Thanks! I really appreciate your support! I would also like to see the open source community for ISOBUS and related technologies (like RTK, implement rate control, etc) grow! I think that there are a lot of people out there that want to get involved with the technologies but struggle with getting going because most software and hardware that would help them are proprietary, expensive, or highly technical. I'm hoping that this project will one day be a reliable, stable starting point for those folks so they don't need to focus on as much "the basics" to get a project started. If you've got some terminals and are able to do some testing from time-to-time, that might be super helpful actually. My resources are pretty limited. It's on my to-do list to develop some test applications that upload an object pool to a terminal as examples for how to use the library, which would be amazing to test against real displays. In theory, you could test it from any linux PC with a CAN adapter, even a raspberry pi would work. The linux limitation is due to my need for socket CAN today, but if you are limited to Windows or something I could probably add support for some specific CAN adapter driver as well. So, if you're open to that, I will work on some of those example programs! |
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This project really is awesome! I have also been developing an ISOBUS stack in my spare time and might be able to help out here. |
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Hi, I am a student at Dalhousie University. I am going to install and test this program soon on an RPi4 + CAN HUT. I am trying to mane my own ECU which will take some parameters from the VT (Raven CR7 as VT.) for actuation. The actuation part is done so far but just started the VT part. I think this will be a great test case for your project as well. |
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Hey there! Regardless of the above; thank you for an amazing job and effort. And if I am not mistaken, the ISOBUS community will benefit greatly from such a democratization of this knowledge and experience. Rock on, guys🚜💪 |
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Awesome project, I'm a cpp engineer working at a agritech startup - I'd like to get involved. I don't have a wide range of hardware, but I can get my hands on a lot of different equipment if needed. 👋 |
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Great project, nice work! I do have medium experience with Python, but C++/cmake and compiling is new for me. Trying to figuring it out. The tutorials and stack overflow are very useful, but still I am walking into 'new' errors with each step. I will make it, I think, but if there is someone that knows about a video or so for a very comparable project to really get started with the basics of Cmake in combination with C++ and CMD, I am happy to hear about that. Furthermore, I am working with RAUCH/KUHN/CCI and I am able to test all the new (and old) software/hardware/object pools/aux functions of basically all machines. I do have different ISOBUS set-ups from full TECU/NMEA1083 simulator or just a plain connection of USB - PEAK - Power - ECU and CCI 1200 terminal. So really looking forward being able to work with this and being able to help you guys. For now, I am using my time to get things up and running. ;) |
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Hey!
This project is definitely promising and you've already done a great job! I can't wait for a stable version to come out. In the meantime I'd be willing to help where I can, like some testing or documentation? Although I'm not really proficient in C++ I don't mind learning a few things along the way. I have a few terminals at home with isobus that I can do some testing on if that helps. Looking forward to see the open source community for isobus grow!
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