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CAN in Java?
Hello there! So I've been poking around Chief Delphi and haven't found a simple answer to this question (although I could be partially blind and just have skipped over it). How do you program a CAM system in Java?
Our team is seeing if we want to try the CAN system this year and they want to make sure the code will work for it completely if we do switch. Also, aside from the code itself, is there anything that I should watch for that is different from PWM's? Thanks everybody! 
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13-01-2011, 22:26
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Re: CAN in Java?
Use the CANJaguar class.
Last edited by Kevin Wang : 13-01-2011 at 22:35.
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16-01-2011, 12:35
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Re: CAN in Java?
Please note that the CANJaguar appears to be currently broken at least as far as the serial to can goes. Please see the thread titled Updated Jaguar Can Issues
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