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How to always read CAN messages sent to Qt application

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  • T Offline
    T Offline
    Tu2022
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    I am working on a project as follows:
    canqus1.PNG

    Raspberry pi will send CAN messages to PC (these messages have different data). Corresponding to each message that the PC receives, CANalyzer software sends back a response that is also CAN messages corresponding to each CAN message that the Raspberry Pi sends to it.

    This is my program:
    The data transfer function is called every 20ms
    The receive data function is called every 1ms
    In the system I use 2 2515 CAN modules

    MainWindow::MainWindow(QWidget *parent)
    : QMainWindow(parent)
    , ui(new Ui::MainWindow)
    {
    ui->setupUi(this);

    timer_20ms = new QTimer(this);
    connect(timer_20ms , SIGNAL(timeout()), this, SLOT(timerExecute_20ms()));
    timer->start(20); /* 20ms */
    
    timer_1ms = new QTimer(this);
    connect(timer_1ms , SIGNAL(timeout()), this, SLOT(timerExecute_1ms()));
    timer->start(1); /* 1ms */
    

    }

    /* CAN data transfer function */
    void MainWindow::canTrans(QString ID, QByteArray data)
    {
    QCanBusFrame frame;
    bool ok;

    // init can
    QString errorString;
    QCanBusDevice *device = QCanBus::instance()->createDevice(
                 QStringLiteral("socketcan"), QStringLiteral("can0"),&errorString);
    device->connectDevice();
    
    frame.setFrameId(ID.toInt(&ok,16));
    frame.setPayload(data);
    device->disconnectDevice();
    

    }

    / * CAN message to send to PC /
    void MainWindow::timerExecute_20ms()
    {
    dab_4d2_d1h_transmit(); /
    CAN message 1 /
    dab_4d2_d2h_transmit(); /
    CAN message 2 /
    wait(5); /
    Wait 5ms /
    dab_4d4_d3h_transmit(); /
    CAN message 3 */
    wait(10);
    inv_4d6_d5h_transmit();
    inv_4d6_d6h_transmit();
    wait(5);
    inv_4d8_d7h_transmit();
    wait(10);
    dcdc_4da_e1h_transmit();
    dcdc_4da_e2h_transmit();
    wait(5);
    dcdc_4dc_e3h_transmit();
    wait(5);
    dcdc_4dc_e4h_transmit();
    }
    The canTrans function will be called in every CAN message

    void MainWindow::can_receive()
    {
    // init can
    QString errorString;
    QCanBusDevice *device1 = QCanBus::instance()->createDevice(
    QStringLiteral("socketcan"), QStringLiteral("can1"),&errorString);
    device1->connectDevice();

    QCanBusFrame frame1;
    
    /* Receive */
    QCanBusFrame frameReceive1;
    device1->framesReceived();
    if(device1->waitForFramesReceived(-1))
    {
        frameReceive1 = device1->readFrame();
    }
    device1->disconnectDevice();
    

    }

    void MainWindow::timerExecute_1ms()
    {
    can_receive();
    }

    My problem is appearing as follows:
    CANQUS3.PNG
    At the time the PC sends a CAN message but the timerExecute_1ms function has not been called, the CAN message cannot be received.
    In the picture above raspberry Pi will not receive CAN message 2
    So is there any other way to solve this problem?
    Maybe I need something that always receives CAN messages and my job just needs to access it to get data?
    I appreciate every answer!

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