To see the waveform until the ACK phase, a transceiver must be connected to the
node. Without a transceiver, the node immediately goes into an error state.
Check if the CAN frame is correctly seen at the
MCAN_TX pin of the transmitting MCU and is of the expected bit-rate. If the expected data
is seen at the MCAN_TX pin, then check the data at the MCAN_RX pin. If the same data is
seen at the MCAN_RX pin, then the transceiver is correctly looping back the data.
If using an oscilloscope with a built-in CAN FD
trigger, then make sure that the signal configured for triggering matches the signal being
probed on the board. Many oscilloscopes are capable of triggering on CAN-transmit (CANTX),
CAN-receive (CANRX), CAN_H and CAN_L signals, in addition to Start-of_Frame (SOF), Remote
frames, Error frames and specific Message IDs.
If the scope does not decode the waveform, then
make sure input threshold value for the channel is correct. This is similar to the
trigger level that is normally used for signals.
Make sure the bit-rate for both nominal and data
phases are correctly configured in the oscilloscope. Otherwise, this shows incorrect
data.
CAN bus analyzer tool: make sure the bit-rate for
both nominal and data phases are correctly configured.