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AFAIK, there is no stipulation in J1939 that obliges a CA to
respond to a request even if it has the PGN requested available.
The only limitation is that it should respond to a request that
is directly addressed to the CA rather than the broadcast address, but I don’t
see why it couldn’t be picky on which SA is deserving of the requested
PGN and which ones get a NACK instead ;-)
If you have to send from a particular SA, chances are that there
already a node with the given address on the network and using the same SA from
a different node should be a big no-no. Of course that depends on the details of
the actual implementation, and I’ve seen far too many “liberal”
implementations of the spec.
cheers,
Bram
Hello,
We are developing some products on
ISB4/ISBE engine of Cummins. Could anybody kindly answer my following question
on J1939?
Now the message with the PGN = 65257 (Fuel
Consumption Liquid) should be requested. We have tried several times and find
out that it succeeds only with the following request:
18 EA FF 01 E9
FE 00
That is, the Source Address of the request
must be 0x01. Are there any special reasons fot this?
Best Regards.
Senmeis