Hello everyone,
Could someone help me with information about whether there is an MPC5744p LINBUS Master/Slave example for S32 Design Studio?
Thank you!
The attached ZIP contains the modified driver files
Tested configuration:
- MPC5744P
- S32 Design Studio for Power Architecture 2.1
- S32_SDK_S32PA_RTM_3.0.3
- INST_LINFLEXD_UART2
- FreeRTOS
- Two physical slave controllers
Implemented functionality:
- LIN break and 0x55 synchronization byte
- Protected identifier generation and validation
- Master header transmission
- Interrupt-driven slave response
- Classic and enhanced checksum
- Frames with up to 8 data bytes
- Response timeout handling
- Recovery after a slave is disconnected, reset or reconnected
- Polling of multiple slave identifiers
The driver was tested with two physical MPC5744P slave controllers.
Installation:
1. Back up the original SDK driver files.
2. Copy the provided header to:
platform/drivers/inc/
3. Copy the provided source file to:
platform/drivers/src/linflexd/
4. Refresh the linked SDK files in the project.
5. Perform a clean rebuild.
I hope this helps anyone who needs basic LIN communication with the S32 SDK.
Feedback and test results on other MPC5xxx devices are welcome.
Best regards
Hi,
you can stay with SDK and LINFlex module, but you need to write code/driver yourself, for example reusing available baremetal code.
BR, Petr
My idea is to stay in the SDK environment, which is now, in your opinion, the best way to enable LIN hardware? Or is there maybe a way to create software via PIT and GPIO?
Hi,
as far as I know there's no LIN support in the SDK and there are no plans to add it.
BR, Petr
What is the best approach here to use the SDK and LIN bus? I tried generating a LIN message with linflexd_uart, but generating that break and wakeup isn't possible. Should I use TX as a digital output?
Hi,
there are LIN master and slave examples within S32DS, so you can refer to it.
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BR, Petr