... Hello Senmeis, you will need a special Programm on your PC. The application note "CAN Bootstrap Loader for XC16x" is using two evaluation boards, one fort

Hello, I am using XC164CM of Infineon. The question is, how can I use CAN bootloader to program the internal flash. On websites I found these two application

Hello, The can4linux project hostet on https://sourceforge.net/projects/can4linux/ was recently updated to support the FlexCAN modules which can be found in

After looking carefully at the traffic MCP2515 reports on the SPI side i found the problem Al Pothoof states. A while after system wakes up on bus traffic

... itself). Basically, I kept tweaking the ISR, making it a little cleaner and a little faster all the time. Eventually, the problem eased up and then

I wish I had been paying more attention to my e-mails because I think I've seen the underlying issue before. Then again, it presented itself a little

Finally after a lot time trying every possilble thing that would cause the problem i found that was an SPI issue. I was running at SPI mode 0,0 @ 2,5Mhz which

I will try this with the resistors to 5V and Gnd and let you know by tomorrow. But from what i have seen by today i don't think it is a termination issue in my

Hello George, If you have 2 nodes and the minimum value of the termination on the RTH and RTL is 500 Ohms (as the datasheet states), I think you have a problem

Hello Kees, I am afraid that i did not made clear in my message that i try to communicate with this radio when it is out of the car. So the only nodes are this

Hello George, In my opinion the fault tolerant CANbus in the car will be tuned for a 100 Ohms termination result. With the 1500 Ohms of the radio it means

Hello, I am trying to comunicate with a car radio via canbus. The radio uses fault tolerant canbus @ 50kbps with TJA1054 transceiver. My system uses a

Hello Shane, Please do not try to use the Vref pin of the 3.3-V for split termination stabilization -- or any device other then the TJA1040 or HVD1040 or

Hello Oliver, For 61000-4-4, I believe no bit error was the specification -- the customer's requirement. And yes, this is the only transceiver in the world to

Hello Steve, (SN65HVD252) ... 61000-4-4 doesn't state a requirement but a test method. EN61000-6-2 or the product standards define requirements,