FRDM-S32K144 CAN port header incorrect

[saurabh_mehta]

Hello,

While woking on the Example project "can_pal_s32k144" on the evaluation board I find that communication is happening on pins at CAN1 header instead of CAN0.

I wonder if the CAN headers are incorrectly tagged on the board. Could someone from NXP confirm?

The project is attached - simpler version of "can_pal_s32k144".

And here the snapshot of CAN messages sent out from other side which are successfuly received through CAN1 header but not from CAN0.

IDE version:

SDK version:

[Robin_Shen]

Hi saurabh_mehta,

These SDK is for S32K144EVB: S32K144 Evaluation Board

The board on your hand seems to be: FRDM KFA Board 

Best Regards,
Robin
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[saurabh_mehta]

Hello @Robin_Shen 

To my understanding SDK is for the S32K microcontroller, irrespective of the development kit -- or am i mistaken?

and from FRDM KFA Board.pdf, the PTE4/PTE5 should map to CAN0

Then why does communication happens over header marked as CAN1 instead of CAN0?

Thanks

[Robin_Shen · Accepted solution]

saurabh_mehta,

Sorry for my previous inaccurate reply!
SDK is for the S32K microcontroller, irrespective of the development kit.
But the Examples and Demos of SDK are developed on Supported Boards. For example: S32K144EVB and S32K144-MB are supported by this application(can_pal_s32k144).

If you want to use Examples and Demos on FRDM KFA Board, you need to modify the software configuration according to the difference between S32K144EVB and FRDM KFA Board.

Yes. You are correct. The header name on the board is the opposite of the actual circuit connection. 
Thank you for the report!

Best Regards,
Robin
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