Problem is how to use external osc for multiCAN+.

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User13522
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Hi.

I'm using TC212 and iLLD_1_0_0_11_0 with Tasking.

Last day I have fount that there is some problem which means when i adjust sampling point. I couldn't do that.

I wanted to set up sampling point as 80%. I realized that Problem is derived from Clock's frequency. But Setting value fixed as fclc by iLLD is to make me complicated. because There is no option to change to fosc0.

I saw that This iLLD version supports only fclc. So I am trying to find out correct version through ICP. But Any update is not there.

I want to know how to use external osc for multi CAN.


PS. I want to set up that CAN source clk is 20MHz. So I chose OSC being 20MHz.
I cannot make 20Mhz of CAN source using Fclc because Fclc initial value is 133Mhz. So Any dividers couldn't make it in my environment.
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NeMa_4793301
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Hi rivaldo01. You can set the bit timing to be driven by the oscillator directly with this function:

IfxMultican_setInputClock( mcanSFR, IfxMultican_ClockSelect_fosc0 );

But this is one area where the iLLD falls short, because a comment in IfxMultican_Can_initModule() says /* currently supports only fclc */.

So, you'll need to set these to the right values yourself:

IfxMultican_setFractionalDividerStepValue(mcanSFR, stepValue);
IfxMultican_setFractionalDividerMode(mcanSFR, dividerMode);
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