CAN K-Bus Fendt ONE , no values found

[bartdereu]

Hi all,

i hope someone managed to do this , because it doesn't seem to be that easy.

I have made a connection the the CAN K-Bus of a Fendt 211 ONE. The connection to the KBus
was trought the infotainment system connector sitting behind the radio. No problems there.

I fire up a CANbus sniffer and found can messages in the following ID's :

612
615
61D
7FD

By far the most messages are send trough the 615 ID, but no are found when i press a button on the
joystick. I want to find the address for autosteer ON (or small Go button should be ok too).

When i look at the electrical schematics i'm sure that the Multifunctional handle is connected to the KBus,
but i can't get anything . There's a bunch of traffic but none are jumping out when i hit a button .

Is there someone who has an idea what i'm doing wrong?

My CAN bus is set to 500kpbs , 8Mhz . (16 gives me can bus errors on the dashboard ? it's a MCP2515 module, does that only work with 8mhz ?) -> could this be a reason?
I'm waiting for a more profesional CAN bus sniffer that i bought, in hope i get more data out of that kbus.

Any advice would be highly appreciated !

 

[andyinv]

It won't be a speed or connectivity issue if you're seeing IDs already. Strange there are so few extended CANBUS frames tho. I don't suppose the code on your arduino is filtering them somehow?

Try connecting it to a standard diagnostic plug, pins C/D, to see what that shows.

 

[bartdereu]

It won't be a speed or connectivity issue if you're seeing IDs already. Strange there are so few extended CANBUS frames tho. I don't suppose the code on your arduino is filtering them somehow?

Try connecting it to a standard diagnostic plug, pins C/D, to see what that shows.

The problem with those Fendt ONE's is that there almost no way to connect to that KBus, and i'm pretty sure there isn't any filtering going on from the arduino.

To be sure i installed this script on my arduino , and ran the CanHacker on my windows laptop. It gave me an excellent overview of the ID's , but again none that are
of use.

GitHub - latonita/arduino-canbus-monitor: Can bus monitoring tool based on arduino and can bus shield. Implements CAN ASCII/SLCAN protocol compatible with Lawicel CAN232/CANUSB. Can be used for monitoring low speed CAN (interior can bus of most cars,

Can bus monitoring tool based on arduino and can bus shield. Implements CAN ASCII/SLCAN protocol compatible with Lawicel CAN232/CANUSB. Can be used for monitoring low speed CAN (interior can bus of...

github.com

I'm going to keep digging, this has to have a reason.

 

[andyinv]

I'd try a different bus. Also, was engine running?

 

[bartdereu]

I'd try a different bus. Also, was engine running?

Yes, engine was running. If you look at this picture , you can see that the MFA (multi functional armrest) is connected to the KBus, so there should be
comming data from there no matter how. I didn't find any other bus connected to the MFA.

 

[bartdereu]

In the end the problem was situated in the shortcomings of the Can sniffers. I build one my own with arduino and a MCP2515 , and build custom software for windows
to make sniffing on the Kbus allot easier. Works fine for me. I'm setting up a repo on github to share the code.