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[[File:RaptorCANDefinition.jpg|right|frame|Raptor CAN Definition]]
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== Description ==
== Description ==
<p>This block is used to create a CAN bus resource and map it to a particular hardware I/O point. This block will generate all of the code necessary to connect and coordinate all the Raptor™ CAN blocks with the hardware CAN interface. Each CAN bus that will be used in the model must include a can definition block.</p>
<p>This block is used to create a CAN bus resource and map it to a particular hardware I/O point. This block will generate all of the code necessary to connect and coordinate all the Raptor™ CAN blocks with the hardware CAN interface. Each CAN bus that will be used in the model must include either a CAN definition block or a CAN FD definition block.</p>


== Parameters ==
== Parameters ==
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| The hardware interface to use for the CAN bus.
| The hardware interface to use for the CAN bus.
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! Use Custom Baud Rate
| Checkbox
| Whether to use a built-in baud rate (unchecked) or a custom baud rate (checked). Custom baud rates are only available for specific targets.
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! Custom Baud Rate Name
| String
| The name of the Custom Baud Rate block to use. Only available if "Use Custom Baud Rate" is checked.
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! Baud Rate
! Baud Rate
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| select
| Sets the baud rate for the selected CAN bus.
| The baud rate for the CAN bus. Select from a list of predefined baud rates.
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! Enable Baud Rate Configuration at Initialization
| Checkbox
| Whether to use a Simulink function to configure the CAN baud rate at initialization.
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! Simulink Function Name
| String
| The name of the Simulink Function to use.
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! Create a new Simulink Function
| Button
| Create a new Simulink Function with the name given in the field above. A valid name must be entered in order to create the Simulink function.
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! Transmit Queue Size
| Integer
| The size of the transmit queue.
For the CAN bus used with XCP, it is recommended to choose a transmit queue size larger than the max number of lists per DAQ.
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! Receive Queue Size
| Integer
| The size of the receive queue.
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== Supported Versions ==
* [[Raptor:Versions#2013a_0.0.1|Raptor 2013a_0.0.1]] and newer

Latest revision as of 13:47, 12 September 2023

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Raptor CAN Definition

Description

This block is used to create a CAN bus resource and map it to a particular hardware I/O point. This block will generate all of the code necessary to connect and coordinate all the Raptor™ CAN blocks with the hardware CAN interface. Each CAN bus that will be used in the model must include either a CAN definition block or a CAN FD definition block.

Parameters

Parameter Type Description
CAN Bus Name String The name of the CAN bus resource.
Hardware Resource The hardware interface to use for the CAN bus.
Use Custom Baud Rate Checkbox Whether to use a built-in baud rate (unchecked) or a custom baud rate (checked). Custom baud rates are only available for specific targets.
Custom Baud Rate Name String The name of the Custom Baud Rate block to use. Only available if "Use Custom Baud Rate" is checked.
Baud Rate select The baud rate for the CAN bus. Select from a list of predefined baud rates.
Enable Baud Rate Configuration at Initialization Checkbox Whether to use a Simulink function to configure the CAN baud rate at initialization.
Simulink Function Name String The name of the Simulink Function to use.
Create a new Simulink Function Button Create a new Simulink Function with the name given in the field above. A valid name must be entered in order to create the Simulink function.
Transmit Queue Size Integer The size of the transmit queue.

For the CAN bus used with XCP, it is recommended to choose a transmit queue size larger than the max number of lists per DAQ.

Receive Queue Size Integer The size of the receive queue.