Hi all.

I'm a new lpc developer, I'v bought an Olimex lpc2129 board (which has
embedded 2 x DB9 connectors for UART/COM ports and 2x CAN ports).
There are a PCA82C250 tranceivers for CAN protocol.
I've read couple topics here with similar problems but I havent found
an answere becouse people have
problems mostly with FullCan hardware acceptance filters but they
usually are able to get some messages with filter off.

I'm programming flash with H-JTAG (H-Flasher + macgraigor's JTAG [sdk
- eclipse]) with corrected checksum in LPC2000 for addres 0x00000014.
I'm using a 12MHz cristal, running on Cclk = Pclk = 60MHz (vpbdiv = 0x1),
All other peripherials like uart, gpio for 1-wire works perfectly,
but I have problem with receiving a CAN message.

I tried to run FullCan_SW, without any succes, this same was with
CANAll_v110 demo program.
I've checked CANbus activity with SYS-TEC gw-002 profesional CANbus
monitor and I know that I can
send correct message at any baud rate (but I use 125kb/s).

This simple example doesn't receive anything at all either:

void CANIRQ(void) __attribute__ ((interrupt)); //declaration of VI
..
..
..
main()
{
CANALL_MSG MsgBuf; // CANALL buffor declaration

PINSEL1 |= 0x00040000; // set pin 0.25 as RDx
C1MOD = 0x00000001; // set CAN in reset mode
C1BTR = CANBitrate125k_12MHz; // setting baud rate
C1IER = 0x00000001; // CAN RX interrupt enable
VICVectCntl0 = 0x0000003a; // set priority
VICVectAddr0 = (unsigned)CANIRQ;

VICIntEnable = 0x04000000;
AFMR = 0x00000001; // Acceptance filter off
C1MOD = 0x00000000; // activity CAN

/* code from CANALL */
// CAN interface 2, use IRQVec1, at 125kbit
CANAll_Init(2,1,CANBitrate125k_12MHz);

// Set CAN Err ISR to IRQVec2
CANAll_SetErrIRQ(2);

// Initialize MsgBuf
MsgBuf.Frame = 0x00080000L; // 29-bit, no RTR, DLC is 8 bytes
MsgBuf.MsgID = 0x00000345L; // CAN ID
MsgBuf.DatA = 0xffffffffL; // all zeros
MsgBuf.DatB = 0xffffffffL; // all zeros
// Transmit initial message on CAN 2

CANAll_PushMessage(2,&MsgBuf);

while(1){
CANAll_PushMessage(2,&MsgBuf);
delayms(100);
};
}

void CANIRQ(void){
unsigned int cos;
cos = C1RDA;
IOCLR0 = LED1; //LED ON
delayms(500);
IOSET0 = LED1;// LED OFF
delayms(500);
C1CMR = 0x00000004; // free receiving buffer
VICVectAddr = 0x00000000; // acknowledge finish interrupt
};

I'm starting think that there is something wrong with hardware, for
example receivers are broken.
I've no idea, I'll be very gratefull for any ideas/help.
I've checked the voltage in this configuration an it's 3.3[V] on each
LPC CAN pin(9,10,3,5).
Cheers Start a New Thread

--- In l..., "prodrive11" wrote:
>
> Hi all.
>
> I'm a new lpc developer, I'v bought an Olimex lpc2129 board (which has
> embedded 2 x DB9 connectors for UART/COM ports and 2x CAN ports).
> There are a PCA82C250 tranceivers for CAN protocol.
> I've read couple topics here with similar problems but I havent found
> an answere becouse people have
> problems mostly with FullCan hardware acceptance filters but they
> usually are able to get some messages with filter off.
>
> I'm programming flash with H-JTAG (H-Flasher + macgraigor's JTAG [sdk
> - eclipse]) with corrected checksum in LPC2000 for addres 0x00000014.
> I'm using a 12MHz cristal, running on Cclk = Pclk = 60MHz (vpbdiv 0x1),
> All other peripherials like uart, gpio for 1-wire works perfectly,
> but I have problem with receiving a CAN message.
>
> I tried to run FullCan_SW, without any succes, this same was with
> CANAll_v110 demo program.
> I've checked CANbus activity with SYS-TEC gw-002 profesional CANbus
> monitor and I know that I can
> send correct message at any baud rate (but I use 125kb/s).
>
> This simple example doesn't receive anything at all either:
>
> void CANIRQ(void) __attribute__ ((interrupt)); //declaration of VI
> ..
> ..
> ..
> main()
> {
> CANALL_MSG MsgBuf; // CANALL buffor declaration
>
> PINSEL1 |= 0x00040000; // set pin 0.25 as RDx
> C1MOD = 0x00000001; // set CAN in reset mode
> C1BTR = CANBitrate125k_12MHz; // setting baud rate
> C1IER = 0x00000001; // CAN RX interrupt enable
> VICVectCntl0 = 0x0000003a; // set priority
> VICVectAddr0 = (unsigned)CANIRQ;
>
> VICIntEnable = 0x04000000;
> AFMR = 0x00000001; // Acceptance filter off
> C1MOD = 0x00000000; // activity CAN
>
> /* code from CANALL */
> // CAN interface 2, use IRQVec1, at 125kbit
> CANAll_Init(2,1,CANBitrate125k_12MHz);
>
> // Set CAN Err ISR to IRQVec2
> CANAll_SetErrIRQ(2);
>
> // Initialize MsgBuf
> MsgBuf.Frame = 0x00080000L; // 29-bit, no RTR, DLC is 8 bytes
> MsgBuf.MsgID = 0x00000345L; // CAN ID
> MsgBuf.DatA = 0xffffffffL; // all zeros
> MsgBuf.DatB = 0xffffffffL; // all zeros
> // Transmit initial message on CAN 2
>
> CANAll_PushMessage(2,&MsgBuf);
>
> while(1){
> CANAll_PushMessage(2,&MsgBuf);
> delayms(100);
> };
> }
>
> void CANIRQ(void){
> unsigned int cos;
> cos = C1RDA;
> IOCLR0 = LED1; //LED ON
> delayms(500);
> IOSET0 = LED1;// LED OFF
> delayms(500);
> C1CMR = 0x00000004; // free receiving buffer
> VICVectAddr = 0x00000000; // acknowledge finish interrupt
> };
>
> I'm starting think that there is something wrong with hardware, for
> example receivers are broken.
> I've no idea, I'll be very gratefull for any ideas/help.
> I've checked the voltage in this configuration an it's 3.3[V] on each
> LPC CAN pin(9,10,3,5).
> Cheers
>

When I connected (TD2 with RD1) and it didn't work(I bypassed the
82C250 CAN BUS transceiver). When I make some short-circuiting (TD2
with RD2) and (RD1 with TD1) it isn't working either. Start a New Thread

>> I'm a new lpc developer, I'v bought an Olimex lpc2129 board (which has
>> embedded 2 x DB9 connectors for UART/COM ports and 2x CAN ports).
>> There are a PCA82C250 tranceivers for CAN protocol.
>> I've read couple topics here with similar problems but I havent found
>> an answere becouse people have
>> problems mostly with FullCan hardware acceptance filters but they
>> usually are able to get some messages with filter off.
>>
>> I'm programming flash with H-JTAG (H-Flasher + macgraigor's JTAG [sdk
>> - eclipse]) with corrected checksum in LPC2000 for addres 0x00000014.
>> I'm using a 12MHz cristal, running on Cclk = Pclk = 60MHz (vpbdiv >>
> 0x1),
>
>> All other peripherials like uart, gpio for 1-wire works perfectly,
>> but I have problem with receiving a CAN message.
>>

There are seven errata entries for the CAN peripheral, be sure the check
it out:
http://www.standardics.nxp.com/support/documents/microcontrollers/pdf/errata.lpc2129.pdf Start a New Thread