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Hi,
I wanna know the testing setup. Is it a custom board or you're using TI's evaluation board to run the tests?
If you're using TI's Am263x-CC evaluation board you need to make the following changes mentioned in the last comment of this thread.
Thanks,
G Kowshik
MCAL Version : MCAL_AM263x_00.09.00_03
HW: AM263x Arm®-based MCU general purpose controlCARD development kit
I have try the above modification method but useless, still can't get the CAN sendout.
Is there anything wrong with my setup?
Here's the project and modify location:
Hi Jay,
These should be more than enough to get the app working. Can I know which pins have you probed or connected the hardware modules like (PCAN, Vector CANOE etc.,) to read the packets?
You need to use the 3 pins header MCAN1 (J5, present near the bigger 10 pin header). Please do a clean build of the application.
Thanks
Hi.
I use CANOE to trace CAN DATA.
I have try mcan_loopback_interrupt in "mcu_plus_sdk_am263x_08_02_00_28" only change to external mode and get data well.
I think the PIN isn't a problem.
I also have done build cleaned.
I still cant't figure out what's wrong with my setup.
Thanks for your help.
Hi,
Can I know which method have you tried to send the data? Is it interrupt or polling mode?
Hi Jay,
Can you once try loading this binary on your board and check if you could get it working?
Thanks
In that case let me try taking a clean new package and make these changes and see if anything else is needed to send data.
Thanks
Hi,
Yes I can share the project once I was able to reproduce the functionality.
Thanks
Hi Jay,
Please check with the following packages. There are some changes listed in the Port_PBCfg.c file where output and input override ctrl are changed. Let me know if it works.