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When a transmit request is issued (the TMTRM bit of the TMSTSp register is “1”) and a transmit abort request is
issued to the transmit buffer (the TMTAR bit of the TMCp register is “1”), the transmit request is cancelled.
The timing of the actual abort after issuing the transmit abort request is shown below.
The message being sent or the message determined to be sent next by the priority determination of transmission
・When an arbitration lost occurs
・When an error occurs
Messages other than the above
・When a transmit abort request is issued
When the transmit abort is completed, the TMTRF [1: 0] flag in the TMSTSp register becomes “B’01” and the
transmit request is canceled (the TMTRM bit becomes “0”).
After issuing a transmit abort request to the message being sent or the message determined to be sent next by the
priority determination of transmission, if the transmission is completed successfully without an arbitration lost or error,
the transmission is completed: There is an abort request (TMTRF [1: 0] flag is “B'11”).
Figure 2-4 shows the operation during transmit abort.
Figure 2-4 Operation during Transmit Abort