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Hello all, Again something regarding the DSP56F807 CAN controller: CAN messages are transmitted by DSP56F807 in our application. We have two next CAN devices connected to the bus: CANdongle monitor and other special device based on Intel 87C196. I87C196 receives all messages correctly, but I didn't see all messages on CANdongle monitor (CANdongle missed some messages). My colleague on other site of world describing that (using the same software) I87C196 device doesn't receive some of messages just like the CANdongle. I saw the previous discussions regarding the DSP56F807 CAN controller. I tried to use both EXTAL and IPbus clock as a clock base for the CAN controller, but the result was the same. Please, do somebody have similar experience of do somebody know, where the problem can be? Thanks, Richard Kis

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