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TnR Global has released a free TnR Mailman Extension that integrates the popular Mailman discussion list manager with the Joomla! Content Management System.

The TnR Yahrzeit Reminders Joomla! extension, created for Jewish organizations, maintains a database of Yahrzeit dates and sends yearly reminders to subscribers.

esd electronics, Inc. announces the release of the CAN-PCI/405-2 interface board providing access to up to four independent CAN channels.

Copperhill Media offers a variety of literature on the Controller Area Network (CAN), CANopen and SAE J1939 Protocol Standards. All books are avaiable as paperback, but can also be downloaded in eBook (PDF) form.

Copperhill Media has created an Online survey to shed a light on the market’s preferences on fieldbus technologies. So far more than 160 engineers have contributed to the current result, which favors EtherCAT over Ethernet/IP.

esd electronics, Inc. announces the release of its newest product, CAN-PCIe/200, a PCI Express hardware interface for Controller Area Network (CAN) designed to high industrial standards for industrial applications.

Rabbi Aaron Spiegel, of the Indianapolis Center for Congregations and the Synagogue 3000 project, discusses technology as a tool for managing relationships, in the first ShofarSites.com Judaism and Technology Podcast.

TnR Global has released a free extension, the TnR Events Mailer, created for the Joomla! web content management system. The TnR Events Mailer automatically creates a newsletter of events, generated from the popular JEvents calendar.

A Comprehensible Guide to J1939 is the first work on J1939 besides the SAE J1939 standards collection. It provides profound information on the J1939 message format and network management combined with a high level of readability.

An all-day, educational, free seminar offering an opportunity to network with other professionals while learning about CAN (Controller Area Network), CANopen, and J1939.

The bus length extension per CAN repeaters is a myth that is unfortunately being maintained by some manufacturers and vendors.

The monitoring of Controller Area Network (CAN) data traffic can be an expensive adventure, but it doesn’t have to be.