Hello,
I've started to use S32K148EVB-Q176 recently. According to samples and videos I'm trying to send CAN messages over built in CAN TRX of Evaluation Board.
But I failed it. There is no can signal can be seen over osilloscope screen. Could you check my model, I cant find the problem.
I've connected probes to CAN H and ground for watching can H signals.
This is my model according to video.
I can't see from your picture, but are you using the external power supply for powering your S32K14EVB?
I don't have the same evaluation board, but on the S32K144EVB you need to use the external power supply for getting power to the SCB CAN chip.
You may want to check tour J18 jumper setting and connecting +12V to J9 connector.
Regards,
Hello eren.soylu@gunsel.com.tr,
For the moment we don't have integration with DBC files (although we have this in mind for the future), but you can find information and examples in this webinar: Introducing the CAN Communication Blocks from NXP MBDT | NXP . There you have pack/unpack usage examples and other general information of how the toolbox can interact with the Vehicle Networking Toolbox from Simulink. Let me know if you want any additional information.
Kind regards,
Razvan.
Hello eren.soylu@gunsel.com.tr ,
One thing I forgot to mention is that as long as you want to use the CAN signals output from SBC (be it UJA113x on S32K148 or UJA1169x on S32K142/4/6), you will have to use an external power supply, as on all EVBs this is where the SBCs are powered from. Just wanted to make this mention, maybe for other users that might encounter similar issues in the future. Thank you for letting us know what was your issue and how you got through it.
Kind regards,
Razvan.
Hello eren.soylu@gunsel.com.tr,
Sorry for the delayed answer - can you let me know if you see anything on the oscilloscope on pins PTE4 and PTE5? Those are the CAN_RX and CAN_TX pins that come out of the MCU. In your picture we see the output signal of the UJA1132 SBC (System Basis Chip). I want to first make sure you have the correct signals going out the MCU -- this would mean that something goes wrong in the SBC.
Kind regards,
Razvan.