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Hello all,
I want to detect if there is a problem in CAN Bus. At first, I thought that I can do it in listen only mode. As I understand from datasheet, bus diagnostic functions are only active when in normal mode. If so, what should I do to TXD pin? Should I connect it to ground or something else? Can I use TJA 1043 to only detect bus failures? I will not use a microcontroller. I want to show if there is an error with led with using ERRN pin.
Thank you in advance.
Hello Sam,
I think the TXD pin can be left unconnected as it is internally pulled up to VIO.
BRs, Tomas
Thank you for the reply, Thomas,
I will keep in mind about current rating. What about the TXD pin? Should it be connected to GND or 5V or something else to not to interfere the bus?
Sam
Hello Sam,
You are correct that the TJA1043’s bus failure diagnostic is only active in Normal mode (STB_N = EN = 1). The ERRN pin will be pulled low when a bus error is detected. Keep in mind the current rating of the ERR_N pin as shown in table 8 of the datasheet. For more information, please refer to the AH1014, chapter 6.6 - Bus failure diagnosis.
BRs, Tomas