can_test.c

LPC2294 测试程序 YL_LPC229X_Test_Data的目录说明

/**************************************************************************
MODULE:    Main for LPC_CANAll
CONTAINS:  CAN Example using the LPC_CANAll Driver
		   Tested with MCB2100 board from Keil Software
DOES:      
COPYRIGHT: Embedded Systems Academy, Inc. 2004.
LICENSE:   THIS VERSION CREATED FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION
			   FOR PHILIPS SEMICONDUCTORS www.philipsmcu.com
		   FOR KEIL SOFTWARE www.keil.com
VERSION:   1.00, Pf 14-JUL-04, First published release
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
HISTORY:   1.00, Pf 14-JUL-04, First published release
***************************************************************************/ 

#include "board.h"
#include "utils.h"
#include "LPC2294.h"
#include "LPC_CANAll.h"

// This value defines the number of timer ticks (of 100 microcseconds)
// that the program waits before sending the next CAN message. Here: 100ms
#define SLOWDOWN 1000


// Interrupt Service Routines
void DefaultISR( void ); 
void Timer0ISR( void ); 


// Global Timer Tick
unsigned int volatile gTimerTick;


/**************************************************************************
DOES:    Default Service Routine for interrupts
GLOBALS: none
RETURNS: never
***************************************************************************/ 
void DefaultISR( void )
{
	while ( 1 )
	{
		// We should never get here, if we do it is an error
	}
}


/**************************************************************************
DOES:    Timer 0 Interrupt Service Routine
GLOBALS: Increment timer tick
RETURNS: never
***************************************************************************/ 
void Timer0ISR( void )
{
	gTimerTick++;
	T0IR = 1; // Clear interrupt flag
	VICVectAddr = 0xFFFFFFFF; // Acknowledge Interrupt
}


/**************************************************************************
DOES:    Checks if a timestamp expired
GLOBALS: none
RETURNS: one if it expired, else zero
***************************************************************************/ 
short IsTimeExpired( unsigned int timestamp )
{
	unsigned int time_now;

	time_now = gTimerTick;
	if ( time_now > timestamp )
	{
		if ( ( time_now - timestamp ) < 0x80000000L )
			return 1;
		else
			return 0;
	}
	else
	{
		if ( ( timestamp - time_now ) > 0x80000000L )
			return 1;
		else
			return 0;
	}
}


/**************************************************************************
DOES:    Waits until a timeout expires. Actual time waited is in the range
		 from [0 to 100us*(delay-1)] to [0 to 100us*delay]
GLOBALS: none
RETURNS: nothing
***************************************************************************/ 
void SlowDown( unsigned int delay )// Number of 100us timeouts used for waiting
{
	delay += gTimerTick;
	while ( !IsTimeExpired( delay ) ) ;

	#if( CAN_DEBUG )
		printf( "CAN Slow Down!\n" ) ;
	#endif
}


/**************************************************************************
DOES:    Main routine of demo program:
		 1.) Initialization
		 2.) Send a single CAN message
		 3.) Wait for CAN message,
			 send response to received messages
GLOBALS: none
RETURNS: never
***************************************************************************/ 
void Can_Test(void)
{
	CANALL_MSG MsgBuf_TX1, MsgBuf_TX2 ; // TX Buffers for CAN message
	CANALL_MSG MsgBuf_RX1, MsgBuf_RX2 ; // RX Buffers for CAN message

	// Initialize MsgBuf
	MsgBuf_TX1.Frame = 0x80080000L; // 29-bit, no RTR, DLC is 8 bytes
	MsgBuf_TX1.MsgID = 0x00012345L; // CAN ID
	MsgBuf_TX1.DatA = 0x5a5a5a5aL; // all zeros
	MsgBuf_TX1.DatB = 0xa5a5a5a5L; // all zeros

	// Initialize MsgBuf
	MsgBuf_TX2.Frame = 0x80080000L; // 29-bit, no RTR, DLC is 8 bytes
	MsgBuf_TX2.MsgID = 0x00098765L; // CAN ID
	MsgBuf_TX2.DatA = 0xc3c3c3c3L; // all zeros
	MsgBuf_TX2.DatB = 0x3c3c3c3cL; // all zeros

	printf( "CAN Bus Test \n" ) ;

	// Init Vector Interrupt Controller
	VICIntEnClr = 0xFFFFFFFFL; // Disable all Ints
	VICIntSelect = 0x00000000L;

	// Install Default IRQVec
	VICDefVectAddr = ( unsigned long ) DefaultISR; // set interrupt vector

	// Initialisation of CAN interfaces
	// CAN interface 1, use IRQVec0, at 125kbit
	CANAll_Init( 1 , 0 , CANBitrate125k_12MHz ); 

	// CAN interface 2, use IRQVec1, at 125kbit
	CANAll_Init( 2 , 1 , CANBitrate125k_12MHz ); 

	// Set CAN Err ISR to IRQVec2
	CANAll_SetErrIRQ( 2 );

	Delay( 100 );

	printf( "Press 'ESC' key to exit the test \n" ) ;

	while ( getkey() != ESC_KEY )
	{
		// Transmit initial message on CAN 1
		CANAll_PushMessage( 1 , &MsgBuf_TX1 );

		// Check if message received on CAN 2
		if ( CANAll_PullMessage( 2 , &MsgBuf_RX2 ) )
		{
			printf( "\tCAN 2 Receive   ID = 0x%x\n", MsgBuf_RX2.MsgID ) ;
			printf( "\tCAN 2 Receive DATA = 0x%x\n", MsgBuf_RX2.DatA ) ;
			printf( "\tCAN 2 Receive DATB = 0x%x\n", MsgBuf_RX2.DatB ) ;
		} // Message on CAN 2 received
		
		// Transmit initial message on CAN 2
		CANAll_PushMessage( 2 , &MsgBuf_TX2 );

		// Check if message received on CAN 1
		if ( CANAll_PullMessage( 1 , &MsgBuf_RX1 ) )
		{
			printf( "\tCAN 1 Receive   ID = 0x%x\n", MsgBuf_RX1.MsgID ) ;
			printf( "\tCAN 1 Receive DATA = 0x%x\n", MsgBuf_RX1.DatA ) ;
			printf( "\tCAN 1 Receive DATB = 0x%x\n", MsgBuf_RX1.DatB ) ;
		} // Message on CAN 1 received

		Delay( 100 );

	} // while(1)

//	return TRUE ;
}

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