Dennis Delin

More on the context, the messages is a set of muxed signals according to the CAN in automation specification. Sending a muxed signal mux 0 value 24 in this case,...

Yes I meant 8 bits not bytes for the signal. And yes your assumptions is correct, using a DBC database file. The dbc file is defining all the messages with...

Maybe if the decoder expects the a buffer of data with 56bits all set to 0 then and the new data ontop and do the decode? Should not cause any...

The definition is the same for both, but I don't have any definition for the tx message in the dbc file they are the same. So using the 0x322 definition...

Well even if I make a copy of the existing message definition and call it something else (eg. sufix _rx) I will end up with the same issue, the received...

Here is the full message: ``` BO_ 802 MyMessage: 7 SUT SG_ mux M : 0|7@1+ (1,0) [0|0] "" Vector__XXX SG_ flag : 7|1@1+ (1,0) [0|0] "" Vector__XXX SG_ MySignal1...

Don't understand the util.py -> decode_data function fully.. as the byte order makes no sense to me if modifying the incoming bus data (0x0, 0x18) by adding padding, to the...

tx one is the same ``` BO_ 770 MyMessage_TX: 7 TUS SG_ mux M : 0|7@1+ (1,0) [0|0] "" Vector__XXX SG_ flag : 7|1@1+ (1,0) [0|0] "" Vector__XXX SG_ MySignal1...

Thanks, Don't know how common it is to use muxed signals, first time for me and have played with CAN for quite some time. I run on version 36.2.0 (latest...

Hey, Maybe abit of a confusion here, but the issue relyes in the data length. Downloaded your dbc file and copy paste of your code, edited the data to the...