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Mapping can messages

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Using 5.24r

I've battled for a few hours to get the values i want sent in can messages. I want to receive id & iq, and i did have il1 & il2 mapped but not sure these are as useful so tried to swap them out.

I've tried to delete the il1 & il2 mappings and use the same can id etc for id & iq. I can unmap il1 & il2 and save the params and even map id & iq, but il1 & il2 keep returning when i issue a 'can print' command. I've tried different combinations of saving parameters and restarts but i can't get what i want to stick.

I've tried can clear, and entering all from scratch but get the same. It is as if these variables are somehow overlayed in the code, maybe a cut & paste issue or have i misunderstood something ?
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Re: Mapping can messages

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Probably this! viewtopic.php?p=56681#p56681

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Re: Mapping can messages

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Yes, will draft a new release soon that fixes it!
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Re: Mapping can messages

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johu wrote: Wed May 31, 2023 8:43 pm Yes, will draft a new release soon that fixes it!
thanks - compiling the code is beyond my skills, especially as I'm a WIndows kind of guy
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