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07-06-2015 #21
In the original context of this thread, which was to do with computer to machine controller interfaces, magicniner's claim is correct.
In the case of CS-Labs they use it for inter-module communication, which is where it excels.
CANbus is a very resilient system, and can be very fast, however nobody uses it as a communication method between a computer and CNC machine. You could use it for realtime operation if you designed a suitable internal slot card that the computer could access directly and control in realtime, but you're then into a very glorified parallel port like system.Avoiding the rubbish customer service from AluminiumWarehouse since July '13.
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