Hello there.
When creating this config, you have probably chosen MIO instead of MIO32.
With MIO32, you may configure the pull resistors as expected (see screenshot).
.
Greetings,
Stefan
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- Fri 10. Jun 2022, 15:41
- Forum: PCAN-MIO
- Topic: MIO Pull-up / Pull Down
- Replies: 2
- Views: 2220
- Fri 21. Feb 2020, 10:55
- Forum: PCAN-Router Pro
- Topic: How-to configure the router to wake-up by CAN using C-code
- Replies: 7
- Views: 4109
Re: How-to configure the router to wake-up by CAN using C-code
Hi. we're looking into it monday morning, as my colleague P.Steil is not here for the rest of the day. Meanwhile make sure that - there are -really- 1041's equipped on the resp. ports, - CAN termination is on, - you do not have CAN traffic while going to sleep (having already down the uC, but not ye...
- Wed 19. Feb 2020, 14:01
- Forum: PCAN-Router Pro
- Topic: How-to configure the router to wake-up by CAN using C-code
- Replies: 7
- Views: 4109
Re: How-to configure the router to wake-up by CAN using C-code
Hello.
I think the command
CAN_TRANSCEIVER_MODE_WAKEUP
is rather made for low speed high voltage transceivers (like TH8056, AU5790).
Try
CAN_TRANSCEIVER_MODE_POWERDOWN
or
CAN_TRANSCEIVER_MODE_STANDBY
instead.
See can.h for some help on this.
I think the command
CAN_TRANSCEIVER_MODE_WAKEUP
is rather made for low speed high voltage transceivers (like TH8056, AU5790).
Try
CAN_TRANSCEIVER_MODE_POWERDOWN
or
CAN_TRANSCEIVER_MODE_STANDBY
instead.
See can.h for some help on this.
- Tue 18. Feb 2020, 12:14
- Forum: PCAN-Router Pro
- Topic: How to use if equal or similar functions to set signal values?
- Replies: 2
- Views: 2078
Re: How to use if equal or similar functions to set signal values?
Hello.
I've made a very simple config using the IF EQUAL function,
You may also try the CHARACTERISTIC CURVE function.
See the function blocks reference manual for this (DVD or homepage)...
I've made a very simple config using the IF EQUAL function,
You may also try the CHARACTERISTIC CURVE function.
See the function blocks reference manual for this (DVD or homepage)...
- Mon 27. Jan 2020, 11:34
- Forum: PCAN-Router Pro
- Topic: Signalize CF card almost full & full using PPCAN-Editor 2
- Replies: 1
- Views: 1799
Re: Signalize CF card almost full & full using PPCAN-Editor
Hello. You obviously you have discovered all available resources indicating CF card status. That downward counter "Trace File Msg Free" was intended to be sent over CAN to a visualisation terminal. On the PCAN-Router Pro itself, there's no much signalling means. Status LED and Trace LED can be contr...
- Mon 15. Jul 2019, 09:25
- Forum: PCAN-MIO
- Topic: Tap Into Speed Sensor
- Replies: 3
- Views: 4073
Re: Tap Into Speed Sensor
Hello. What voltage will the rectangle have ? What frequency (min/max) ? if your sensor signal is a pulse with variable speed, then connect it to a PWM in. This will give you the frequency as a number, which may be sent out over CAN. 5V supply is also available (sensor supply 5V/200mA) and might be ...
- Mon 11. Feb 2019, 12:48
- Forum: PCAN-Router Pro
- Topic: Can't get CAN Router Pro CAN port 2 to behave same as port 3
- Replies: 1
- Views: 3018
Re: Can't get CAN Router Pro CAN port 2 to behave same as po
Hello. PPCAN-Editor should be version 2.1.0.245 or higher. CAN 2 might be defective -> swap internal CAN modules. CAN 2 must be terminated properly, and IMPORTANT: CAN 1 runs 500k, but is stuffed with 500k+250k+250k. Please check your bus load on CAN 1 ! Probably change to 1M for testing ... Meanwhi...
- Mon 11. Feb 2019, 12:36
- Forum: PCAN-Router Pro
- Topic: Custom firmware under Linux and serial port
- Replies: 1
- Views: 2139
Re: Custom firmware under Linux and serial port
Hello.
No,
gcc for Linux must be gotten from the web.
Regarding RS232,
we had forseen such (U24, J8) in the layout,
but none of the necessary parts is populated.
Also the C-API does not support it...
No,
gcc for Linux must be gotten from the web.
Regarding RS232,
we had forseen such (U24, J8) in the layout,
but none of the necessary parts is populated.
Also the C-API does not support it...
- Thu 6. Dec 2018, 10:20
- Forum: PCAN-MIO
- Topic: How to connect PCAN-USB to PCAN-MIO
- Replies: 2
- Views: 2759
Re: How to connect PCAN-USB to PCAN-MIO
Hello. CAN0-H and CAN0-L are double just for chaining with a second device. They are connected internally. Connect any CAN0-H with Pin 7 and any CAN0-L with Pin2. Activate termination switches, or solder a 120 Ohm resistor between Pin2 and 7. Connect 3-WakeUp with 1-VE to have the MIO always on (nev...
- Thu 26. Jul 2018, 10:17
- Forum: PCAN-Router Pro
- Topic: Event Based Messaging
- Replies: 1
- Views: 2748
Re: Event Based Messaging
Hello.
That variable #255 must also be a signal in TX message bus0/symbol2.
Each time the variable #255 differs from the last sent signal
by <threshold> units, that message is assembled and sent with current values.
If still in doubt, please email your config file to:
info (at) peak-system.com
That variable #255 must also be a signal in TX message bus0/symbol2.
Each time the variable #255 differs from the last sent signal
by <threshold> units, that message is assembled and sent with current values.
If still in doubt, please email your config file to:
info (at) peak-system.com