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    • rushikeshkalerushikeshkale
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      April 9, 2025 at 3:36 am
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      #19642

      I am trying to Calibrate the data store K_period and K_duty in NVM_k3 sample models.
      I have flashed the software over CAN using CAN0 and flashing is done successfully, but while trying to do calibration over CAN is giving an error. The response for RequestShortSeed(0xba) return an error. I have attached the screenshot for your reference.
      Also describe how and from where calibrate the datastores.

      note: The NVM_k3 sample model is used without any changes.

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    • ConnorConnor
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      April 9, 2025 at 9:44 am
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      #19649

      Hi Rushikesh,

      The NVM_k3 sample model is configured for CAN2, not CAN0. The error in your screenshot indicates no response from the VCU, which would make sense if you’re connected to CAN0.

    • rushikeshkalerushikeshkale
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      April 10, 2025 at 2:29 am
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      #19671

      I tried to Calibrate the data store K_period and K_duty in NVM_k3 sample models.
      I have flashed the software over CAN using CAN2 and flashing is done successfully, but while trying to do calibration over CAN is giving an error. The response for RequestShortSeed(0xba) return an error. I have attached the screenshot for your reference.
      In model the interrupt and controller mode was set for CanController_0, later i changed it to CanController_2 and tried to calibrate but the same error occurred.

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    • ConnorConnor
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      April 10, 2025 at 9:13 am
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      #19673

      The init should not be on CAN0, this indicates a problem with the peripherals config.

      Please make sure you have installed the Audesse simulink blocks correctly (make sure you see the pop-up after running the install script) before opening any .slx file to ensure that the config gets set up. You do not need to put an extra config file in the folder with the sample you are working on, just put the .slx in a new folder by itself and open it.

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