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whl-nanoradar-conftool
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pip install whl-nanoradar-conftool
whl-nanoradar-conftool --interface socketscan --channel can1 --bitrate 5000 scan
it will print the list of devices found on the CAN bus.
Found nano radar devices:
sensor id: 0, conjecture number: 1
{
"nvm_read_status": 1,
"nvm_write_status": 0,
"max_distance_cfg": 20,
"sensor_id": 0,
"sort_index": 1,
"radar_power_cfg": 0,
"motion_rx_state": 0,
"send_ext_info_cfg": 0,
"send_quality_cfg": 0,
"output_type_cfg": 1,
"ctrl_relay_cfg": 0,
"can_baud_rate": 0,
"rcs_threshold": 0,
"calibration_enabled": 0
}
assume that the current sensor ID is 0, and you want to set it to 1.
whl-nanoradar-conftool --interface socketscan --channel can1 --bitrate 5000 \
config \
--message_id $((0x200)) \
--set sensor_id_valid 1 \
--set sensor_id 1 \
--set store_in_nvm_valid 1 \
--set store_nvm 1
after running the command, you can check the sensor id by running the scan
command again
FAQs
config tool for nanoradar
We found that whl-nanoradar-conftool demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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