Why does the CAN Receive block from Raspberry Pi support package not work with PiCAN 2 shield in R2020a and earlier?

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I am using the PiCAN 2 CAN bus shield for Raspberry Pi. In my Simulink model, I inserted a CAN Receive block from the Simulink Support Package for Raspberry Pi. In the model's Configuration Parameters, I set the Interrupt Pin to 25. However, I am unable to observe any CAN bus signal.

When I use other tools such as Vector CANoe, I am able to observe the CAN bus signal. Why does the CAN Receive block from Raspberry Pi support package not work with PiCAN 2 shield?

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编辑：MathWorks Support Team 2021-10-13

Raspberry Pi CAN blocks are designed to work with MCP2515 based CAN shields such as the PiCAN2. For the PiCAN2 shield, however, the interrupt GPIO Pin may not be saved correctly in the code from the model's Configuration Parameters when using MATLAB R2020a or earlier. As a result, the interrupts triggered by the CAN shield are ignored.

To work around the issue, follow the below steps:

1. Execute the following command at the MATLAB Command Prompt:

>> cd(fullfile(codertarget.raspi.internal.getSpPkgRootDir,'include'))

2. Update the file “MW_MCP2515_CAN.h” in the above directory with the following changes at line 33. Replace

#define INTERRUPT_PIN 12

with

#define INTERRUPT_PIN (MW_CAN_INTERRUPTPIN)

3. Restart MATLAB and change the interruption pin accordingly.