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If you don’t have CAN analyzer or a programmable device like an Arduino with a CAN shield, the easiest way is to write a Python script and use ELM. You can check the examples in the pyren's repository. To send anything over CAN, you need to know the recipient’s ID and the bus speed. However, in your case, it will look something like this: $addr = 58 $myValue = 4321098F at sh 69F _$myValue Since you’re trying to bypass the component lock, you’ll need to spoof the Vehicle ID and send data in a tight loop: $addr = 58 $myValue = 4321098F at sh 69F :loop :done |
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Not sure where to ask
But is there a way to send bytes manually on the can network
Its for a project i have for anti theft on the easylink system
Ddt4all or maybe pyren
This is what I have : Ox69F4321098F it needs to be send on the can...
If someone can give me information would be great thanks!
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