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FDCAN ECHO packets avoiding

MishKa59
Associate II

Hi, I accidentally encountered a problem with echo-received packets after transmitting. Is there a software initialization of FDCAN way to avoid it? I can't use a filter 'cause receiving the packet for MCU is possible.

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Karl Yamashita
Lead III

Sounds like you have your Mode set for External Loopback mode instead or Normal Mode.

Check MX_FDCAN1_Init function to see what Mode you're using.

If smoke escapes your device, put the smoke back in. It'll still work as a conversation piece. If you find my answers useful, click the Accept as Solution button so that way others can see the solution.

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Billy OWEN
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Hi @MishKa59 

 

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Billy

Karl Yamashita
Lead III

Sounds like you have your Mode set for External Loopback mode instead or Normal Mode.

Check MX_FDCAN1_Init function to see what Mode you're using.

If smoke escapes your device, put the smoke back in. It'll still work as a conversation piece. If you find my answers useful, click the Accept as Solution button so that way others can see the solution.

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