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If you would like a tiny-can PCB feel free to contact me on Bluesky @mintynet.com, I will send if you cover the cost of postage.
This repository has the arduino code for use with tiny-can PCBs.
This was created as a cheap device for people to get into car hacking, it is based on the new Attiny1614 microcontroller which has hardware SPI to connect to the MCP2515 CAN controller, it also uses the SN65HVD230 3,3v CAN transceiver. The ATTINY 0 and 1 series of processors do need programming using three wire UPDI, more details in the link below. http://www.technoblogy.com/show?2OCH At time of creation the attiny1614 costs about £0.60.
I take no responsibility for any issues caused if using either the hardware or the code
The tiny-slcan sketch is slcan compatible software but the serial chip on the arduino boards I use will only run at 500000bps.
If you use the following CP2102 serial adapter, pressing H will give you the bash script to allow you to start slcand under linux.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/401062572142
There are 4 PCBs.
tiny-can PCB
Small PCB with Processor/CAN controller/transceiver Small PCB with Processor/CAN controller/transceiver TOP Small PCB with Processor/CAN controller/transceiver BOTTOM
tiny-can Power only PCB (can be used for implant on OBD2 port)
Small PCB with Power circuit Small PCB with Power circuit TOP Small PCB with Power circuit BOTTOM
tiny-can Power and Serial PCB (used with slcan sketch for cheap CAN adapter)
Small PCB with Power and Serial circuit TOP Small PCB with Power and Serial BOTTOM
tiny-can plug PCB (fits inside a J1942 Male Plug)
Small PCB with Processor/CAN controller/transceiver and Serial header Small PCB with Processor/CAN controller/transceiver and Serial header TOP Small PCB with Processor/CAN controller/transceiver and Serial header BOTTOM
Notes for connecting to OBD2 plug.
CAN L goes to OBD2 pin 14
CAN H goes to OBD2 pin 6