Hello fellow Netburner users & developers,
I had to implement a CAN bus communication for out MOD54415 application. Because our CAN0 is used for I2C (we migrated from MOD5272) I had to switch to CAN1.
In the example which came 2.6.0 NNDK the pins 42 & 39 where set to CAN0_TX and CAN0_RX, so I made in my application pin 44 = CAN1_TX and pin 41 = CAN1_RX.
Did CanInit, setup the RX fifo, called SendMessage and CanRxMessage like in the example, but nothing happened. After adding 'result = SendMessage(..)' it turned out that I was getting timeouts on SendMessage.
To cut a long story short, it turned out the canif.cpp was writen completly for CAN0 only. Luckily my boss already invested in a makefile to rebuild netburner.lib inside my project I was able to adapt canif.cpp for both controllers. I'll send Netburner a copy of my canif.cpp, maybe they can make it available on request and/or implement in an updates NNDK for the MOD54415.
Happy CANopen interfacing and with regards,
Hans van Herwijnen
PS if you have any questions, just PM me
MOD54415 CAN bus works like a charm IF
Re: MOD54415 CAN bus works like a charm IF
Oh, the irony... 2.6.2 adds a multican driver specifically for this problem...
-Dan
-Dan
Dan Ciliske
Project Engineer
Netburner, Inc
Project Engineer
Netburner, Inc
Re: MOD54415 CAN bus works like a charm IF
The current beta has a driver
look at
nburn\mod5441x\include\multican.h
or nburn\nano54415\include\multican.h
look at
nburn\mod5441x\include\multican.h
or nburn\nano54415\include\multican.h