Good day,
I am using a slcan adapter to receive can messages. However it won't work properly using the python-can module. It will only receive a handful of messages and then it will hang. While it works great when sending the SLCAN commands myself via a serial terminal.
I tried the receive_all.py example and the asyncio example.
Initialized with:
with can.Bus(interface="slcan", channel="COM15@115200", bitrate=500000) as bus:
Output:
Bouncing 100 messages...
Timestamp: 1678807742.127211 ID: 0bb00c02 X Rx DL: 4 44 1c 00 00
Timestamp: 1678807742.128206 ID: 01408000 X Rx DL: 8 90 2c f5 0b 07 11 80 10
Timestamp: 1678807742.128206 ID: 1a3c82f2 X Rx DL: 2 02 00
And it hangs..
Also worth mentioning: After the program hangs, I quit the python program. After relaunching it, it sometimes will spit out a lot of can messages.
What am I missing here. It looks like a (Py)serial problem?
Operating system: Windows 10 Python: 3.11.2 Python-can: 4.1.0 Pyserial: 3.5
I tried reinstalling all the necessary python modules and have verified the SLCAN adapter works perfectly.
