CAN wire replacement?

[electrical238]

I need some help for Wiring the CAN on the robot for the new control system. Can you use a replacement wires for the CAN-Bus? What I have in mind is using a 22 gauge blue and yellow wire that we have a ton of because our CAN Wires that came with the Robo-Rio are too short. Is this Legal? or can I not do this. Thanks!

[cgmv123]

There are (currently) no color requirements for CAN bus wiring. (Q172)

[ozrien]

I usually just acquire 20 or 22 gauge green/yellow, and use a drill to quickly twist them.

Although the colors may not be required, we highly recommend following the green/yellow scheme for the following reasons.
-Makes robot inspection and troubleshooting easier.
-The colors will match what's labeled on the roboRIO CAN connector
-The colors will match what's labeled on the PDP/PCM Weidmuller connectors.
-The colors match the Talon SRX cable harness.

It all adds up to a better CAN bus experience.

[yara92]

Originally Posted by ozrien

I usually just acquire 20 or 22 gauge green/yellow, and use a drill to quickly twist them.

Although the colors may not be required, we highly recommend following the green/yellow scheme for the following reasons.
-Makes robot inspection and troubleshooting easier.
-The colors will match what's labeled on the roboRIO CAN connector
-The colors will match what's labeled on the PDP/PCM Weidmuller connectors.
-The colors match the Talon SRX cable harness.

It all adds up to a better CAN bus experience.

Is there any digrame so to see how to conect Talons.
My Next quation is butter than PWM

[ozrien]

Did you read the Talon SRX User's Guide?

[yara92]

I FOUND IT AT:
http://crosstheroadelectronics.com/Talon%20SRX%20User's%20Guide.pdf

[ozrien]

Cool, I usually just Google "Talon SRX User's Guide".
But was it helpful in answer your questions about wiring?

[yara92]

Uncule google help