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If you wish to enter the numbers in hexadecimal format, you write:
base hex
You can comment out any line of the file by two forward slashes followed by a blank
character (// ). For lines which are to be fed into the measurement from a replay
block, you would first enter the time of transmission in seconds (after start of measurement)
in the first column. To play back an environment variable you would write
the name of the environment variable in the second column followed by a space
character, the relational operator :=, another space character and the variable value.
Besides environment variables, in the ASCII replay you can also inject messages and
error frames in the ongoing measurement. Again, the first column contains the time of
transmission. In the second column you would specify which of the two CAN controllers
(1 or 2) you wish to have the message or error frame transmitted by. For an error
frame you would write "Errorframe" in the third column. You have the option of working
with either symbolic names or message identifiers.
4.3.2 Example of an ASCII Replay File with Environment Variables
// Number format: Decimal
base dec
// Time Name of EV Value
1.0000 LightSwitch := 1
2.0000 LightSwitch := 2
4.0000 MotorSwitch := 1
4.1000 SpeedEntry := 100.0
4.2000 SpeedEntry := 150.00
4.3000 SpeedEntry := 200.00
4.4000 SpeedEntry := 300.00
4.5000 SpeedEntry := 500.00
4.6000 SpeedEntry := 800.00
4.7000 SpeedEntry := 2000.00
4.8000 SpeedEntry := 2200.00
4.4 Trigger block
The trigger block is the same as the trigger for the logging (block) configuration. You
can place this trigger not only in front of the logging block but also everywhere (Hot-
Spot) in the measurement setup.
You can find more about the trigger configuration in chapter 2.7.1 (page 60) and in
the online help.
© Vector Informatik GmbH CANoe/DENoe Manual Version 4.1.1