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9.2 Profile
There are some configuration parameters for the Optolyzer in the profile CAN.INI in
the executable directory of CANoe/DENoe.
For each channel enter a section [OptolyzerX] in CAN.INI, where X stands for the
channel which should be configured by this section.
The selection of the COM port and the license key can comfortably be entered
through the MOST Hardware Configuration dialog. However, the values will still be
stored in CAN.INI because these are PC related settings which should not be moved
to other PCs by using the configuration file on other PCs.
[Optolyzer1]
// Interface
// 1=COM1, 2=COM2
ComPort = 1
// Licence number for operation without OptolyzerPro
// (If Optolyzer Pro is installed with a licence for using
// the OptoControl with the connected Optolyzer Box no entry
is needed)
Licence=89AB0123CDEF4567
9.3 Timestamps
CANoe uses a resolution of 10 µs for the timestamps of events. The Optolyzer box
generates only timestamps with a resolution of 1 ms, thus all shown timestamps related
to MOST events have at maximum this resolution, even if shown in a higher
resolution.
All events received before the time synchronization could calculate a valid offset between
CAN bus and MOST ring are suppressed. Therefore the first MOST frames
shown in a trace window may have a timestamp several seconds after measurement
start.
9.4 Synchronized timestamp
The unit of this timestamp is 10 µs, with 0 at the start of measurement.
This timestamp is synchronized with the timestamps on the CAN bus by a software
algorithm.
Due to the algorithm, the accuracy of this timestamp might vary slightly, but the timestamps
can be used for calculations across more than one bus system or across multiple
MOST channels.
Technical reasons let this algorithm work better with the spy mode of the Optolyzer
box.
In node mode time synchronization may be impaired by sending MOST frames from
CAPL nodes.
© Vector Informatik GmbH CANoe/DENoe Manual Version 4.1.1