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Hi Nicolas,
the nINT pin is the Logical OR of all the possible device interrupts that are not masked for registers 0x0820 and 0x0824. When the nINT pin is pulled Low, one or more bits in registers 0x0820 and 0x0824 have been set.
Register 0x0820 contains all of the other device related interrupts such as over-voltage, under-voltage, temperature, and SPI related interrupt bits.
Register 0x0824 is a read-only copy of register 0x1050 and contains all of the CAN related interrupts. In order to clear these interrupts, you must write a "1" to the interrupt bit in register 0x1050 instead of 0x0824.
When all interrupt bits are clear, the nINT pin will be pulled High by the external pull-up resistor. When one or more interrupt bit is set, the nINT pin will sink current and pulls the nINT pin low.
Regards,
Jonathan