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How to connect MCP 2515 to a 8266 board? #7

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faspie opened this issue Oct 15, 2024 · 6 comments
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How to connect MCP 2515 to a 8266 board? #7

faspie opened this issue Oct 15, 2024 · 6 comments

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@faspie
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faspie commented Oct 15, 2024

Hi, meanwhile I got it managed to install a binary of your fw to a 8266 board. However there is still no connection to the can bus. Is there a wiring diagram available how to connect the 8266 board to the mcp2515 can module?

@flyingflo
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You need to find that out yourself for your setup. The MC2515 is connected via SPI, you must configure the pins on 8266, and it should work. There are examples on the internet..

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faspie commented Oct 22, 2024

OK, meanwhile I got it working. I think you have done a very good work in programming but your how-to is very bad for newbies. I would suggest I will my buderus 4000 get working an then I would send you a readme for dummies with pictures and detailed informations. Is this OK?

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faspie commented Oct 22, 2024

And again: Thank you for your effort!!!

@baetzst
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baetzst commented Dec 27, 2024

OK, meanwhile I got it working. I think you have done a very good work in programming but your how-to is very bad for newbies. I would suggest I will my buderus 4000 get working an then I would send you a readme for dummies with pictures and detailed informations. Is this OK?

Could you post a few pictures of how you connected the MCP2515?

@faspie
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faspie commented Jan 2, 2025

Sorry for delayed answer. Here are the pictures. At the moment I am too busy for writing a howto.

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baetzst commented Jan 4, 2025

CANboard	ESP8266
========	=======
INT	->	D1 (GPIO5)
SCK	->	D5 (GPIO14)
SI	->	D7 (GPIO13)
SO	->	D6 (GPIO12)
CS	->	D8 (GPIO15)
GND	->	GND
VCC	->	3V3

Eco-Bus		Function
=======		========
1	->	GND (cable shield)
2	->	CanL
3	->	CanH

This works for me

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