Abolished http2can.csv
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@@ -142,19 +142,9 @@ CAN-ID is a decimal number, not a hexadecimal number.
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# Definition from HTTP to CANbus
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When the Built-in HTTP server receives an HTTP POST, it is sent by CANBus according to csv/http2can.csv.
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Other than this, it is the same as csv/can2http.csv.
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In the last column you have to specify the HTTP-POST-Path of built-in HTTP server.
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Not exist.
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You can send any CAN-ID.
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S,201,/receive
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E,201,/receive
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S,203,/receive
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E,203,/receive
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```
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If you POST {"canid": 513, "frame": "standard", "data": [16, 17, 18]}, send a standard CAN frame with ID 0x201.
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If you POST {"canid": 513, "frame": "extended", "data": [16, 17, 18]}, send a extended CAN frame with ID 0x201.
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# Send CANBus frame using curl
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```
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