Protocol focus
CAN / CAN FD
FRAMEWORK OVERVIEW
Cross-platform CAN, CAN FD and CAN XL architecture
01 / FRAMEWORK OVERVIEW
Portable C++ connectivity with SocketCAN, SLCAN and network-oriented integration paths. Explore this framework and its integration opportunities. Technical documentation is organized by published release.
CAN / CAN FD
SocketCAN, SLCAN, NetCAN TCP/UDP/DTLS
Portable transport abstractions, frame filtering and timestamping
API documentation, Wiki guides and support categories will be published per framework and released version.
Implementation varies by version, target OS and enabled build options. Request the exact supported feature matrix before selecting a production baseline.
02 / TECHNICAL CAPABILITIES
Implementation varies by version, target OS and enabled build options. Request the exact supported feature matrix before selecting a production baseline.
CAN XL: architecture / roadmap; not presented as production-qualified
Framework / Version information is published as releases become available.
See public API documentation ↗GATEWAYS / TARGET INTEGRATION
SocketCAN for CAN / CAN FD; CAN XL integration on Linux 7.0+ remains kernel, driver and hardware dependent.
SLCAN, Windows PEAK-System PCAN integration paths, STM32H native CAN FD and SPI controllers MCP2518FD / TCAN455x under Linux or Zephyr.
Combine KSCANbus with KSCANnet for TCP/UDP CAN transport, optionally protected by TLS/DTLS where supported.
These are integration paths, not a guarantee of turnkey protocol conversion or uniform support on every platform. Confirm hardware, toolchain, security backend and framework release with our team.
Guides, public API references and technical support will be organized by framework and published version.
Open Wiki portal ↗Guides, public API references and technical support will be organized by framework and published version.
Open API Docs portal ↗Guides, public API references and technical support will be organized by framework and published version.
Open Support portal ↗Tell us which platforms, protocols and integration constraints matter to your project.