Connect Tech CTIM-00043 Manual De Usuario
CANpro/104 User Manual
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CTIM-00043 (0.01) 1/15/2010
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Interrupts and Memory I/O Range Selection
CANpro/104’s interrupt lines and I/O ranges are jumper assignable.
Interrupt Selection
J1 and J2 are used for interrupt selection. Interrupt selection for the first CAN controller is achieved
via the upper and centre rows of pins on the connector. The lower and center rows of pins allow
selection of interrupts for the second CAN controller. Please refer to
via the upper and centre rows of pins on the connector. The lower and center rows of pins allow
selection of interrupts for the second CAN controller. Please refer to
blocks J1 and J2.
CANpro/104 offers flexible interrupt configuration. Each CANpro/104 card can use one PC/104
interrupt per controller, share one interrupt across both controllers or use no interrupts at all.
CANpro/104 offers flexible interrupt configuration. Each CANpro/104 card can use one PC/104
interrupt per controller, share one interrupt across both controllers or use no interrupts at all.
Unique Interrupt Lines
The example below illustrates CANpro/104 configured for two unique interrupts with controller 0
interrupting on IRQ 4 and controller interrupting on IRQ 5.
interrupting on IRQ 4 and controller interrupting on IRQ 5.
Sharing a Single Interrupt Line
CANpro/104’s CAN controllers can also interrupt on the same interrupt line. The diagram below
demonstrates both controllers interrupting on line IRQ 11. Please note that the interrupt selection for
the interrupt that both controllers share must be made on the CAN 0 rows.
demonstrates both controllers interrupting on line IRQ 11. Please note that the interrupt selection for
the interrupt that both controllers share must be made on the CAN 0 rows.
No Interrupts
To force operation without interrupts, simply leave the interrupt jumper blocks J1 and J2
unpopulated. This requires software polling to determine an interrupt condition.
unpopulated. This requires software polling to determine an interrupt condition.