Hi,

You need to be more explicit when you say it isn't working.  The first
thing I did with the MCP2510 was to create a series of commands that
would read and write to the device and display the hex data.  I also
created a command that dumped out the entire register array in the
format of the data sheet.

Once you can write to the registers and read back what you wrote,  you
can proceed with the CAN part.  Remember, for CAN communications you
need _two_ nodes but you can do most of the testing in loopback mode
which works really well for testing if the interrupt routines work.

Good luck.

John Dammeyer




Wireless CAN with the CANRF module.
http://www.autoartisans.com/documents/canrf_prod_announcement.pdf
Automation Artisans Inc.
Ph. 1 250 544 4950


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> Hi List!
>    I am trying to test MCP2150 ....I have some schematics but
> it seems that
> it is not working ....anybody has tried that chip :-(((
> ....would u help me
> with some working schematics and simple programms (C or Asm
> is ok) ..... the
> parts I am using are:
>
> 1-PIC16F628( 10 MH)
> 2-MCP2150  ( 11.0592 MH)
> 3-HSDL1001
>
> any ideas ,code or comments are welcomed ;-)
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Salah.
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