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Problems with initialising msCAN - Sebastian Schuster - Apr 20 1:43:00 2004

Problems with initialising msCAN hcs12

I got still some problems with the mscan. Yesterday I was told to set
the CAN1IDAR-registers too (my mcu has no identifer-number at this
time, how could it be possible that my test-message can pass the
identifer-filter?). When I run the program in LOOP-mode on my board,
only the error registers were set.
There is also another problem with the bit-timing. When sending my
test-message from the board to a windows can-testing-program the
message could not be detected. Maybe the baudrate is not 125kbps.
(16Mhz OscFreq)

Regards

Sebastian

#include <hidef.h> /* common defines and macros */
#include <6812dp256b.h> /* derivative information */
#include "my_vectors.h" static int cnt;
static int mycnt;

static struct daten
{

char IDR0;
char IDR1;
char IDR2;
char IDR3;
char DSR[8];
char DLR;

char TBPR;
char TSRH;
char TSRL;

}; void caninit(void)
{

CAN1CTL1_CANE=1; //msCAN-Enable

CAN1CTL0_INITRQ=1; //CAN-Modul im Resetzustand
//CANxTIDR0_IDE
CAN1CTL1_CLKSRC=1; //Clock=Busclock

CAN1IDMR0=0xFF;
CAN1IDMR1=0xFF;
CAN1IDMR2=0xFF;
CAN1IDMR3=0xFF;
CAN1IDMR4=0xFF;
CAN1IDMR5=0xFF;
CAN1IDMR6=0xFF;
CAN1IDMR7=0xFF; CAN1IDAR0=0xFF;
CAN1IDAR1=0xFF;
CAN1IDAR2=0xFF;
CAN1IDAR3=0xFF;
CAN1IDAR4=0xFF;
CAN1IDAR5=0xFF;
CAN1IDAR6=0xFF;
CAN1IDAR7=0xFF;
CAN1CTL1=0xc7; CAN1BTR0=0x47; //Bittiming nach eigener Brechnung
CAN1BTR1=0x98;

/*CAN1BTR0_SJW1=1; //beide sind: 4 Tq
CAN1BTR0_SJW0=1;

CAN1BTR0_BRP5=0; //Einstellung nur im INITRQ=1-Mod
möglich
CAN1BTR0_BRP4=0; //Prescaler-Werte Ftq=16Mhz/Presc
CAN1BTR0_BRP3=0;
CAN1BTR0_BRP2=0;
CAN1BTR0_BRP1=1; //Presc=4
CAN1BTR0_BRP0=1;
CAN1BTR1_TSEG22=0;
CAN1BTR1_TSEG21=1;
CAN1BTR1_TSEG20=0;
CAN1BTR1_TSEG12=1;
CAN1BTR1_TSEG12=0;
CAN1BTR1_TSEG11=0;
CAN1BTR1_TSEG10=0;*/ CAN1IDAC_IDAM1=1; //Filtereinstellung auf zwei 32
Acceptance Filter
CAN1IDAC_IDAM0=1;
CAN1CTL0_INITRQ=0; //Resetzustand aus
MODE=0x80; //Enter Normal Single Chip Mode

CAN1CTL0_WUPE=1;
CAN1CTL1_LOOPB=1; //Loop Back Self Test Mode

CAN1CTL0_TIME=1; //CAN-Timer enable

DDRB=0xFF;
PORTB=0;
}

void senddata(struct daten)
{
//Daten können nur gesendet werden, wenn die TXEx-Flags 1 und
damit die Sende-Puffer leer sind
if(CAN1TFLG_TXE2==1)
{
//zum Puffern bereit
CAN1TBSEL=0x04;//Puffer TX2 ist ausgwählt (durch
einen Pointer)

CAN1TXIDR0=daten.IDR0; /* MSCAN Identifier Register 0
*/
CAN1TXIDR1=daten.IDR1; /* MSCAN Identifier Register 1
*/
CAN1TXIDR2=daten.IDR2; /* MSCAN Identifier Register 2
*/
CAN1TXIDR3=daten.IDR3; /* MSCAN Identifier Register 0
*/

CAN1TXDSR0=daten.DSR[0]; /* MSCAN Data Segment
Register 0 */
CAN1TXDSR1=daten.DSR[1]; /* MSCAN Data Segment
Register 1 */
CAN1TXDSR2=daten.DSR[2]; /* MSCAN Data Segment
Register 2 */
CAN1TXDSR3=daten.DSR[3]; /* MSCAN Data Segment
Register 3 */
CAN1TXDSR4=daten.DSR[4]; /* MSCAN Data Segment
Register 4 */
CAN1TXDSR5=daten.DSR[5]; /* MSCAN Data Segment
Register 5 */
CAN1TXDSR6=daten.DSR[6]; /* MSCAN Data Segment
Register 6 */
CAN1TXDSR7=daten.DSR[7]; /* MSCAN Data Segment
Register 7 */ CAN1TXDLR =daten.DLR; //Datenlängenregister
CAN1TXTBPR=daten.TBPR; //Sendepufferpriorität
CAN1TFLG_TXE2=1; //Löschen des Flag
durch Einschreiben einer 1 für Sendebereitschaft
}
}

void main(void) {
/* put your own code here */ caninit();
struct daten message1 ={ 0,0,0,0,
55, 55, 55,
55, 55, 55, 55, 55,
16,1,0,0};//1
statt 0

senddata(message1);

for(;;)
{
cnt++;

if(CAN1CTL0_SYNCH==1)
{
PORTB=0x55;
}

}
}




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Re: Problems with initialising msCAN - Sebastian Schuster - Apr 20 2:18:00 2004

I could solve the problem on my own. The mistake was, that I changed
the canclk from osc-clk to busclk, but still thinking that the canclk
uses the osc-clk.

CAN1CTL1_CLKSRC=0; //Clock=Osc.

--- In , "Sebastian Schuster" <schusti@w...>
wrote:
> Problems with initialising msCAN hcs12
>
> I got still some problems with the mscan. Yesterday I was told to
set
> the CAN1IDAR-registers too (my mcu has no identifer-number at this
> time, how could it be possible that my test-message can pass the
> identifer-filter?). When I run the program in LOOP-mode on my
board,
> only the error registers were set.
> There is also another problem with the bit-timing. When sending my
> test-message from the board to a windows can-testing-program the
> message could not be detected. Maybe the baudrate is not 125kbps.
> (16Mhz OscFreq)
>
> Regards
>
> Sebastian





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Re: Re: Problems with initialising msCAN - Bob White - Apr 20 7:50:00 2004

So what is this msCAN? It seems that I recall a prohibitively expensive
third party CAN program being available from Motorola. Is this it? The ms
part makes one think it is a Microsoft offering.
Thanks,
Bob White

----- Original Message -----
From: "Sebastian Schuster" <>
To: <>
Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2004 12:18 AM
Subject: [68HC12] Re: Problems with initialising msCAN I could solve the problem on my own. The mistake was, that I changed
the canclk from osc-clk to busclk, but still thinking that the canclk
uses the osc-clk.

CAN1CTL1_CLKSRC=0; //Clock=Osc.

--- In , "Sebastian Schuster" <schusti@w...>
wrote:
> Problems with initialising msCAN hcs12
>
> I got still some problems with the mscan. Yesterday I was told to
set
> the CAN1IDAR-registers too (my mcu has no identifer-number at this
> time, how could it be possible that my test-message can pass the
> identifer-filter?). When I run the program in LOOP-mode on my
board,
> only the error registers were set.
> There is also another problem with the bit-timing. When sending my
> test-message from the board to a windows can-testing-program the
> message could not be detected. Maybe the baudrate is not 125kbps.
> (16Mhz OscFreq)
>
> Regards
>
> Sebastian --------------------------------------------------------To learn more about
Motorola Microcontrollers, please visit
http://www.motorola.com/mcu
o learn more about Motorola Microcontrollers, please visit
http://www.motorola.com/mcu

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AW: Re: Problems with initialising msCAN - Christoph Brügge - Apr 20 10:49:00 2004

The msCAN is a hardware-FullCAN-Controller in the hcs12. -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Bob White [mailto:]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 20. April 2004 14:51
An:
Betreff: Re: [68HC12] Re: Problems with initialising msCAN So what is this msCAN? It seems that I recall a prohibitively expensive
third party CAN program being available from Motorola. Is this it? The ms
part makes one think it is a Microsoft offering.
Thanks,
Bob White

----- Original Message -----
From: "Sebastian Schuster" <>
To: <>
Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2004 12:18 AM
Subject: [68HC12] Re: Problems with initialising msCAN I could solve the problem on my own. The mistake was, that I changed
the canclk from osc-clk to busclk, but still thinking that the canclk
uses the osc-clk.

CAN1CTL1_CLKSRC=0; //Clock=Osc.

--- In , "Sebastian Schuster" <schusti@w...>
wrote:
> Problems with initialising msCAN hcs12
>
> I got still some problems with the mscan. Yesterday I was told to
set
> the CAN1IDAR-registers too (my mcu has no identifer-number at this
> time, how could it be possible that my test-message can pass the
> identifer-filter?). When I run the program in LOOP-mode on my
board,
> only the error registers were set.
> There is also another problem with the bit-timing. When sending my
> test-message from the board to a windows can-testing-program the
> message could not be detected. Maybe the baudrate is not 125kbps.
> (16Mhz OscFreq)
>
> Regards
>
> Sebastian --------------------------------------------------------To learn more about
Motorola Microcontrollers, please visit
http://www.motorola.com/mcu
o learn more about Motorola Microcontrollers, please visit
http://www.motorola.com/mcu

Yahoo! Groups Links --------------------------------------------------------To learn more about
Motorola Microcontrollers, please visit
http://www.motorola.com/mcu
o learn more about Motorola Microcontrollers, please visit
http://www.motorola.com/mcu

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Re: Problems with initialising msCAN - Sydney Faria - Apr 23 7:26:00 2004

If you are running in loop back mode, you have no timing problems to worry
about since you are not communicating via the CAN bus. Set your filters to
accept all messages and get the rest working first. Actually, in loop back
mode I'll bet you are also circumventing the filtering mechanism since you
are bypassing the background receive buffer.
Sydney
----- Original Message -----
From: Sebastian Schuster
To:
Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2004 2:43 AM
Subject: [68HC12] Problems with initialising msCAN Problems with initialising msCAN hcs12

I got still some problems with the mscan. Yesterday I was told to set
the CAN1IDAR-registers too (my mcu has no identifer-number at this
time, how could it be possible that my test-message can pass the
identifer-filter?). When I run the program in LOOP-mode on my board,
only the error registers were set.
There is also another problem with the bit-timing. When sending my
test-message from the board to a windows can-testing-program the
message could not be detected. Maybe the baudrate is not 125kbps.
(16Mhz OscFreq)

Regards

Sebastian

#include <hidef.h> /* common defines and macros */
#include <6812dp256b.h> /* derivative information */
#include "my_vectors.h" static int cnt;
static int mycnt;

static struct daten
{

char IDR0;
char IDR1;
char IDR2;
char IDR3;
char DSR[8];
char DLR;

char TBPR;
char TSRH;
char TSRL;

}; void caninit(void)
{

CAN1CTL1_CANE=1; //msCAN-Enable

CAN1CTL0_INITRQ=1; //CAN-Modul im Resetzustand
//CANxTIDR0_IDE
CAN1CTL1_CLKSRC=1; //Clock=Busclock

CAN1IDMR0=0xFF;
CAN1IDMR1=0xFF;
CAN1IDMR2=0xFF;
CAN1IDMR3=0xFF;
CAN1IDMR4=0xFF;
CAN1IDMR5=0xFF;
CAN1IDMR6=0xFF;
CAN1IDMR7=0xFF; CAN1IDAR0=0xFF;
CAN1IDAR1=0xFF;
CAN1IDAR2=0xFF;
CAN1IDAR3=0xFF;
CAN1IDAR4=0xFF;
CAN1IDAR5=0xFF;
CAN1IDAR6=0xFF;
CAN1IDAR7=0xFF;
CAN1CTL1=0xc7; CAN1BTR0=0x47; //Bittiming nach eigener Brechnung
CAN1BTR1=0x98;

/*CAN1BTR0_SJW1=1; //beide sind: 4 Tq
CAN1BTR0_SJW0=1;

CAN1BTR0_BRP5=0; //Einstellung nur im INITRQ=1-Mod
möglich
CAN1BTR0_BRP4=0; //Prescaler-Werte Ftq=16Mhz/Presc
CAN1BTR0_BRP3=0;
CAN1BTR0_BRP2=0;
CAN1BTR0_BRP1=1; //Presc=4
CAN1BTR0_BRP0=1;
CAN1BTR1_TSEG22=0;
CAN1BTR1_TSEG21=1;
CAN1BTR1_TSEG20=0;
CAN1BTR1_TSEG12=1;
CAN1BTR1_TSEG12=0;
CAN1BTR1_TSEG11=0;
CAN1BTR1_TSEG10=0;*/ CAN1IDAC_IDAM1=1; //Filtereinstellung auf zwei 32
Acceptance Filter
CAN1IDAC_IDAM0=1;
CAN1CTL0_INITRQ=0; //Resetzustand aus
MODE=0x80; //Enter Normal Single Chip Mode

CAN1CTL0_WUPE=1;
CAN1CTL1_LOOPB=1; //Loop Back Self Test Mode

CAN1CTL0_TIME=1; //CAN-Timer enable

DDRB=0xFF;
PORTB=0;
}

void senddata(struct daten)
{
//Daten können nur gesendet werden, wenn die TXEx-Flags 1 und
damit die Sende-Puffer leer sind
if(CAN1TFLG_TXE2==1)
{
//zum Puffern bereit
CAN1TBSEL=0x04;//Puffer TX2 ist ausgwählt (durch
einen Pointer)

CAN1TXIDR0=daten.IDR0; /* MSCAN Identifier Register 0
*/
CAN1TXIDR1=daten.IDR1; /* MSCAN Identifier Register 1
*/
CAN1TXIDR2=daten.IDR2; /* MSCAN Identifier Register 2
*/
CAN1TXIDR3=daten.IDR3; /* MSCAN Identifier Register 0
*/

CAN1TXDSR0=daten.DSR[0]; /* MSCAN Data Segment
Register 0 */
CAN1TXDSR1=daten.DSR[1]; /* MSCAN Data Segment
Register 1 */
CAN1TXDSR2=daten.DSR[2]; /* MSCAN Data Segment
Register 2 */
CAN1TXDSR3=daten.DSR[3]; /* MSCAN Data Segment
Register 3 */
CAN1TXDSR4=daten.DSR[4]; /* MSCAN Data Segment
Register 4 */
CAN1TXDSR5=daten.DSR[5]; /* MSCAN Data Segment
Register 5 */
CAN1TXDSR6=daten.DSR[6]; /* MSCAN Data Segment
Register 6 */
CAN1TXDSR7=daten.DSR[7]; /* MSCAN Data Segment
Register 7 */ CAN1TXDLR =daten.DLR; //Datenlängenregister
CAN1TXTBPR=daten.TBPR; //Sendepufferpriorität
CAN1TFLG_TXE2=1; //Löschen des Flag
durch Einschreiben einer 1 für Sendebereitschaft
}
}

void main(void) {
/* put your own code here */ caninit();
struct daten message1 ={ 0,0,0,0,
55, 55, 55,
55, 55, 55, 55, 55,
16,1,0,0};//1
statt 0

senddata(message1);

for(;;)
{
cnt++;

if(CAN1CTL0_SYNCH==1)
{
PORTB=0x55;
}

}
}
--------------------------------------------------------To learn more
about Motorola Microcontrollers, please visit
http://www.motorola.com/mcu
o learn more about Motorola Microcontrollers, please visit
http://www.motorola.com/mcu

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