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Controllers / Re: Dynamic Node ID - Is this possible?
« Last post by G30RG3 on September 11, 2026, 02:23:00 PM »
Why do you need to change the node ID? Isn't changing messages / duplicating the CAN-messages on a second CAN-bus enough to initiate the master slave behaviour?   No response on the messages, pushing the stand alone behavior, responses triggering the master or slave mode...
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Displays / RCD430
« Last post by Keithan.Govender on September 08, 2026, 05:59:30 PM »
Hi All,

Anyone has worked on RCD430 on the RCT Transmitters?
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PLUS+1 Compliant Hardware / Re: Adapter to simulate CAN based Prof1 with a JS1H Joystick ?
« Last post by Marbek_Elektronik on August 31, 2026, 09:30:28 PM »
No, only the proportional value is send.
At the moment I have another project.
When I work again with this joystick, I will send you the data I have logged.
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PLUS+1 Compliant Hardware / Re: Adapter to simulate CAN based Prof1 with a JS1H Joystick ?
« Last post by G30RG3 on August 31, 2026, 01:51:32 PM »
What does the data look like in those messages?
Is there safety communication, besides the data in normal operation?
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PLUS+1 Compliant Hardware / Re: Adapter to simulate CAN based Prof1 with a JS1H Joystick ?
« Last post by Marbek_Elektronik on August 14, 2026, 10:04:16 AM »
Ok, thanks, I will check this!
Yes it ist sending with address 1E4 or 1E6 (left/right) all 20ms the data.
Of course we can programm this messages.
I will try it.
Tanks again!
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PLUS+1 Compliant Hardware / Re: Adapter to simulate CAN based Prof1 with a JS1H Joystick ?
« Last post by Lukey on August 13, 2026, 10:33:22 AM »
My understanding is that your Joystik Prof1 CAN sends CAN messages to some other controller.

A JS1H PWH and P2H is GUIDE programmable and has a CANBUS connection, therefor you can program the in GUIDE to send the same messages like the Joystik Prof1 CAN
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PLUS+1 Compliant Hardware / Re: Adapter to simulate CAN based Prof1 with a JS1H Joystick ?
« Last post by G30RG3 on August 12, 2026, 06:36:31 PM »
Hi,
Sure Both the PWH and P2H can be programmed at will.
JS1H-XY-P2H-S-NNN-TPR2-R-P1A-NNN-P1A-NNN-Y1A-NNN-Y1A-Y1A-Y1A-Y1A-NNN-Y1A-BRLN-NN 
or
JS1H-XY-PWH-S-NNN-TPR2-R-P1H-NNN-P1H-NNN-Y1H-NNN-Y1H-Y1H-Y1H-Y1H-NNN-Y1H-BRWN-NN
would be a close match

It doesn't solve your problem, but maybe contact the helpdesk/Danfoss.  They might have got a package with the software pre-written.
I would expect Danfoss to have a compatibility solution for issues like these.   The last NN could be replaced with something else to get the compatibility you want.

It's bad enough that they forgot to keep the mounting holes compatible.
The 2 mm should not have made the difference.

Writing a MC24-130 to interface will also take a lot of effort, and is expensive (extra wiring, hardware, points of failure...)
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PLUS+1 Compliant Hardware / Re: Adapter to simulate CAN based Prof1 with a JS1H Joystick ?
« Last post by Marbek_Elektronik on August 12, 2026, 05:44:18 PM »
Ah-Ok, Thanks...
But this doesn't solve the problem.
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PLUS+1 Compliant Hardware / Re: Adapter to simulate CAN based Prof1 with a JS1H Joystick ?
« Last post by Rem on August 12, 2026, 03:49:58 PM »
Hello,
What @Lukey means is that his joysticks are programmable.
So you can create a project using the joystick hardware:



Then you'll be able to interface it with your machine. 😉
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PLUS+1 Compliant Hardware / Re: Adapter to simulate CAN based Prof1 with a JS1H Joystick ?
« Last post by Marbek_Elektronik on August 12, 2026, 02:13:55 PM »
Do you think, we speak about the same problem?
I don't understand, what you mean.

My customer has a Joystik Prof1 CAN.
Now, I will give him a JS1H CAN.
But the protokoll doesn't match.
How can I configure the JS1H so, that it works like a Prof1 CAN?
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