Specifications
CAN FIFO Driver Blocks for the CAN-AC2-104 with Philips SJA1000 CAN-Controller
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edit field described further below. If just one board is present in the target
system, board number 1 should be selected.
CAN 1 - Baud rate — Defines the most common baud rates for CAN port 1. If
special timing is necessary (baud rate), you can select
User defined.
CAN 1 - User defined baud rate — If you selected User defined from the CAN
1 - Baud rate list, enter four values for the timing information. The vector
elements have the following meaning
[ Prescaler, Synchronisation-Jump-Width, Time-Segement-1,
Time-Segment-2 ]
For more information about these values see the Softing user manual for this
board.
CAN 1 - Acceptance — Defines the acceptance filters for CAN port 1. Because
the receive FIFO gets filled with any CAN messages going over the bus, the use
of the CAN controller acceptance filters becomes important in order to filter out
unwanted messages already at the controller level. This acceptance filter
information is provided by a row vector with 4 elements, where the first two are
used to define the acceptance mask and acceptance code for Standard
identifiers and the latter two for Extended identifiers. The default value
defined by the Setup block doesn’t filter out any messages. For information how
to define the acceptance information in order to filter certain messages, see See
“Acceptance Filters” on page 5-38.
CAN 2 - Baud rate — Defines the most common baud rates for CAN port 2. If
special timing is necessary (baud rate), You can select User defined.
CAN 2- User defined baud rate — If you selected User defined from the CAN
1 - Baud rate list, enter four values for the timing information. The vector
elements have the following meaning
[ Prescaler, Synchronisation-Jump-Width, Time-Segement-1,
Time-Segment-2 ]
For more information about these values see the Softing user manual for this
board.
CAN 2 Acceptance — Defines the acceptance filters for CAN port 2. Because
the receive FIFO gets filled with any CAN messages going over the bus, the use
of the CAN controller acceptance filters becomes important in order to filter out
unwanted messages already at the controller level. This acceptance filter