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    Priority of CAN message transmission

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    suraj g
    Posted by suraj g
    on Apr 09 2012 04:58 AM
    Prodigy230 points

    Dear all,

    I am using LM3S5791 controller and from the data sheet i understood that the CAN messages are transmitted according to their internal priority of message object.

    ie msg obj 1 is having high priority and 32 is having low priority.

    Suppose message object 1 <-- loaded with CAN id 10

                   message object 2 <-- loaded with CAN id 10,000

                  message object 3 <-- loaded with CAN id 15

    In this scenario, whether the CAN controller will wait for the transmission of message object 2 (which is having low CAN message id, take more time to win the bus) or it will skip the message object2 and tries to transmit the CAN messages from the  message object 3 ?

    Any suggestions will be appreciated.

    Thanks in advance. Waiting for your valuable reply.

     Sincerely,

     Suraj

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    • cb1_mobile
      Posted by cb1_mobile
      on Apr 09 2012 09:34 AM
      Guru21740 points

      suraj g
      Waiting for your valuable reply.

      As an alternative to, "waiting" - could not you attempt this scenario in several formats - gain your knowledge, "wait-free?"  (but not effort-free...)

      Often this, "learn via controlled experiment" falls victim to, "wait for valuable reply."  Certainly worth consideration - this case & multiple others...

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    • Stellaris Mitch
      Posted by Stellaris Mitch
      on Apr 09 2012 16:23 PM
      Intellectual2170 points

      Hello Suraj,

      Per the datasheet:

      The transmission of any number of message objects may be requested at the same time; they are
      transmitted according to their internal priority, which is based on the message identifier (MNUM) for
      the message object, with 1 being the highest priority and 32 being the lowest priority.

      My reading of that would indicate it will not skip message object 2 in your example. It will send them in the message object order. If another behavior is desired, it would need to be managed in software.

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    • suraj g
      Posted by suraj g
      on Apr 09 2012 23:51 PM
      Prodigy230 points

      Dear Stellaris Mitch,

      Thanks for the reply. So what i understood is that only after the successful transmission of message object 2, CAN controller will transmit message object 3. Please correct me if my understanding is wrong.

      Thanks in advance.

       Sincerely,

       Suraj

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