CANoe DENoe - KEMT FEI TUKE

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Figure 56: Trace Window of CAN
The figure shows an example of a Trace window of CAN. Depending on the specific
CANoe option used, different columns are shown. The most important of these are
described in the following table.
If you have installed one of the following options, you can find more information in the
corresponding option’s manual or in the online help:
• CANoe.LIN resp. DENoe.LIN
• CANoe.FlexRay resp. DENoe.FlexRay
• CANoe.J1939
Exemplary definitions of the CAN bus columns:
Time Point in time when the information arrived at the CAN card (Receive, transmit
or transmit request). If the message was generated by a CAPL program,
the time set in the program is displayed. Output is in seconds from the start
of measurement.
Chn Number of the CAN controller chip which provided the message. Generally
the number 1 or 2 is output in this column. If the message was generated by
a CAPL program block, whereby the CAN number was not declared explicity,
the character C is output.
ID Identifier for the message. Representation is decimal or hexadecimal according
to the preselection. An X is appended to an extended identifier.
Name If a symbolic database is used the message names appear. The columns
"ID" and "Name" can also be shown as a combined column.
Dir Possible values here are:
RX = Receive, TX = Transmit or TXRQ = Transmit request
Attr Special messages are described by add-on attributes:
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