IsoMax

[eprible]

I am considering using the IsoMax for a rather large commercial project, but would like to see some sample code that:
1) Reads one of the A/D inputs
2) Writes a CAN message
3) Reads a CAN message
The programming manual is rather thin and doesn't describe how to actually use the device for CAN I/O.

Can someone show some demo code? Does anyone have experience making this work?

Thanks.
-e

[blueeyedpop]

I have been playing with the IsoPOD for about a month now. This is a very new, but extremely powerful processor. I unfortunately have not coded anything for the CANbus on this platform, but do have experience in other areas.

If you would like to contact me directly, I would love to help you as much as I can. I can be reached at blueeyedpop@sbcglobal.net

Thanks

Mike Keesling

[tomn]

Here 's a link for the working sample of A/D

http://www.newmicros.com/sampleADC/ADC_core_simple.txt

The link below is a faster version of sample ADC.

http://www.newmicros.com/sampleADC/ADC_core_fast.txt

If you need more info you may contact us at 214 339 2204. We will be glad to help.

Here 's another link from other electronic forum asking about Isopod(TM).

http://www.dutchforce.com/~eforum/index.php?board=20;action=display;threadid=12

[RMDumse]

Here's what's to come out for A/D inputs in the next revision of IsoMax V0.3:

ADC I/O Class
These words support the A/D converter of the DSP56F80x. The following ADC inputs are defined as objects:

ADC0 ADC1 ADC2 ADC3 ADC4 ADC5 ADC6 ADC7

Only one method can be used with A/D inputs:

ANALOGIN Reads the A/D input and returns its value. The result is in the range 0-7FF8. (The 12-bit A/D result is left-shifted 3 places.) 7FF8 corresponds to an input of Vref. 0 corresponds to an input of 0 volts.

Example of use:

ADC7 ANALOGIN ( read A/D channel 7, pin AN7 )

[BJ Freeman]

I have a goal to implement can2 and XPC, ISOMAX as a learning tool of ISOMAX.there are many message formats under can.which ones are you interested in.

[nmitech]

Any information about the CAN programming you can share with us by post it here or email me nmitech@newmicros.com a copy to keep, just in case someone ask for in the near future.

Thank you in advance.

chris
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[BJ Freeman]

Thanks Chris.

I prefer to post here(this forum) since it is part of the ISOPOD and Hopefully ISOMAX.

I think it best to make it another thread, on it's own, since there will be a lot of information that is not ISOMAX specific.