Using MHC to Configure CAN Code
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Using MHC to Configure CAN Code

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Provides a quick peek into enabling CAN driver, setting up timing parameters, calculating CAN configuration values and generating the code with just a few mouse clicks using MPLAB Harmony Configurator

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