How can I read data from APGDT002 (CAN bus analyzer from microchip) in C# GUI?

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Hello Everybody
Recently I started learning how to read data from the Arduino board as well as how to write data to it using C# windows forms. It was so easy as all I have to do is using the serial-port class and specify the port name and the baud rate. Now I want to read data from a CAN bus analyzer APGDT002 but I can not transfer the data the same way as in Arduino. I will be incredibly grateful If anybody can tell me the steps to do that and what should I refer to. It might sound like a stupid question but I am really fresh in C# and communication and don't know much. please help!

What I have tried:

I tried to deal with the APGDT002 the same way I did With Arduino but the problem is when I connect the APGDT002 to the pc using a USB cable, it does not appear as a com port.

Posted 19-Sep-21 7:50am

JoeyWad

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The Other John Ingram 19-Sep-21 18:47pm

i googled it and found this.
The CAN BUS analyzer tool can be interfaced with PIC32MX1/2/5 Starter kit (DM320100) to develop and debug CAN BUS Network.

JoeyWad 20-Sep-21 8:44am

Thanks a lot for your answer!

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