the FPGA do not have any IRQ support yet. All data must be polled. You can check the following:
> Check if you have FPGA version 10 ( macro HW_FPGA_VERSION can be used for reading)
> If you read CAN data, do this from just a single point e.g. single thread
> Check your CAN_Write() and other ...
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- Thu 19. Oct 2023, 08:55
- Forum: PCAN-Router Pro FD
- Topic: Timing Issues When Writing to Disconnected CAN channel
- Replies: 3
- Views: 5030
- Tue 10. May 2022, 11:31
- Forum: PCAN-Router Pro FD
- Topic: CAN message Rx timestamp source
- Replies: 4
- Views: 7590
Re: CAN message Rx timestamp source
Hello,
the Router starts from power-up and the internal CAN bootloader initializes the hardware and starts the timestamp system for CAN and
the timer from CPU so they run in parallel. Timestamps for CAN come from CAN controller in hardware as microseconds using 64 bits.
So it is an absolute time in ...
the Router starts from power-up and the internal CAN bootloader initializes the hardware and starts the timestamp system for CAN and
the timer from CPU so they run in parallel. Timestamps for CAN come from CAN controller in hardware as microseconds using 64 bits.
So it is an absolute time in ...
- Tue 17. Mar 2020, 14:59
- Forum: PCAN-Router FD
- Topic: How can I change the acceptance filter with CAN_FilterAdd
- Replies: 3
- Views: 5752
Re: How can I change the acceptance filter with CAN_FilterAdd
Hello,
the filter can only be expanded in this version of the LIB. Please contact us at support@peak-system.com .
Actually we are working on next LIB version, so you can get a v2 beta or an intermediate version of v1.
Regards
the filter can only be expanded in this version of the LIB. Please contact us at support@peak-system.com .
Actually we are working on next LIB version, so you can get a v2 beta or an intermediate version of v1.
Regards
- Mon 24. Feb 2020, 14:43
- Forum: PCAN-Router Pro
- Topic: How-to configure the router to wake-up by CAN using C-code
- Replies: 7
- Views: 11000
Re: How-to configure the router to wake-up by CAN using C-code
Hello,
see comment about line 82:
// check the alarm flag. If set, the module was switched ON by the RTC. If cleared, the module
// was powered UP by another event like remote wake up. The flag is cleared by the read process,
// so this check can be done only once. If needed you have to save the ...
see comment about line 82:
// check the alarm flag. If set, the module was switched ON by the RTC. If cleared, the module
// was powered UP by another event like remote wake up. The flag is cleared by the read process,
// so this check can be done only once. If needed you have to save the ...
- Thu 20. Feb 2020, 07:46
- Forum: PCAN-Router Pro
- Topic: How-to configure the router to wake-up by CAN using C-code
- Replies: 7
- Views: 11000
Re: How-to configure the router to wake-up by CAN using C-code
hello,
try the code example "5_RTC" to check if this will work. Otherwise please tell us your serno of the module so
we will check this in our lab too. Do not forget to remove all conditions which will keep the router running
e.g. the external wake input.
regards
try the code example "5_RTC" to check if this will work. Otherwise please tell us your serno of the module so
we will check this in our lab too. Do not forget to remove all conditions which will keep the router running
e.g. the external wake input.
regards
- Mon 4. Nov 2019, 08:20
- Forum: PCAN-Router FD
- Topic: busoff
- Replies: 3
- Views: 8543
Re: busoff
Hello Brian,
the issue comes from the CAN controller. A status notification (a status frame) is generated to much, so the router will hang up in an endless loop. There are two solutions for that:
1) Workaround
See attached can_user.c file. Look for variable busOFF[2] and modify your code like in ...
the issue comes from the CAN controller. A status notification (a status frame) is generated to much, so the router will hang up in an endless loop. There are two solutions for that:
1) Workaround
See attached can_user.c file. Look for variable busOFF[2] and modify your code like in ...
- Tue 9. Apr 2019, 11:27
- Forum: PCAN-miniPCIe
- Topic: PCAN-miniPCIe compatible with SJA1000 driver
- Replies: 8
- Views: 13971
Re: PCAN-miniPCIe compatible with SJA1000 driver
Hello,
here are some hints for the PCI/PCIe platforms (SJA1000 based):
- There are two BARs
- BAR 0 is for a PCI to parallel bridge
This is from legacy (original) PCI chipset based on a PCI chip for ISDN networks.
Here are a few registers for interrupt enable and status
- BAR 1 is for the CAN ...
here are some hints for the PCI/PCIe platforms (SJA1000 based):
- There are two BARs
- BAR 0 is for a PCI to parallel bridge
This is from legacy (original) PCI chipset based on a PCI chip for ISDN networks.
Here are a few registers for interrupt enable and status
- BAR 1 is for the CAN ...
- Wed 6. Mar 2019, 11:32
- Forum: PLIN-API
- Topic: PLIN Api phisical layer access
- Replies: 1
- Views: 3895
Re: PLIN Api phisical layer access
Hello,
sorry for that, but low-level access to the LIN bus is not possible at that time.
Also a virtual COM port mode is not available too.
Regards
sorry for that, but low-level access to the LIN bus is not possible at that time.
Also a virtual COM port mode is not available too.
Regards
- Thu 19. Apr 2018, 10:03
- Forum: PCAN-Router Pro
- Topic: circular logging
- Replies: 9
- Views: 13174
Re: circular logging
Hello,
sorry, there is still no firmware update on schedule.
Regards
sorry, there is still no firmware update on schedule.
Regards
- Wed 17. Jan 2018, 16:42
- Forum: PCAN-Router Pro
- Topic: Listen mode
- Replies: 13
- Views: 21886
Re: Listen mode
Hello,
the CAN controllers of the CPU need an ACK to receive a frame correctly.
The Router Pro does not send an ACK but needs an ACK from a third
station to receive the frame e.g. for logging.
Regards
the CAN controllers of the CPU need an ACK to receive a frame correctly.
The Router Pro does not send an ACK but needs an ACK from a third
station to receive the frame e.g. for logging.
Regards