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CANoe DENoe - KEMT FEI TUKE

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3.4.1 Selecting Signals<br />

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In the Graphics window's signal selection dialog you can - just like in the dialog for<br />

the Data window - add signals, delete signals and enter display parameters for them.<br />

Open the dialog from the popup menu of the Data/Graphics block in the measurement<br />

setup, from the popup menu of the Graphics window, or by double clicking the<br />

legend at the right of the window with the mouse.<br />

Figure 60: Signal selection dialog in the Graphics window<br />

All Graphics window signals are displayed in the list box at the upper left of the dialog.<br />

With the [New Signal ...] button you first open a list for selecting CAN messages.<br />

In a second list you can then import the signals from the message you initially<br />

selected into the Graphics window.<br />

Pressing the [Delete] button removes the highlighted signals from the list. With<br />

[Define...] you can define a signal, if you wish to display it without using the database.<br />

The [Edit...] button allows you to modify an existing signal description.<br />

In the text input box Short name you enter a short, descriptive name for the signal,<br />

which is then output as the signal name in the Graphics window legend.<br />

The display modes physical and decimal are available to you. In the physical display<br />

mode the raw data are extracted from the CAN message, scaled with the (linear)<br />

conversion formula, and displayed as physical values in the Graphics window. The<br />

necessary signal data are obtained from the database. In the decimal display mode,<br />

on the other hand, the raw data are only extracted from the CAN message and displayed<br />

as decimal numbers. There is no scaling by a conversion formula.<br />

© Vector Informatik GmbH <strong>CANoe</strong>/<strong>DENoe</strong> Manual Version 4.1.1

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