CANoe DENoe - KEMT FEI TUKE

figuration dialog for the active block can be called directly by double clicking
with the left mouse button.
Keyboard Operation
When the measurement setup or simulation setup is active and ,
or one of the cursor keys is activated, the preselect frame around the
currently active element is indexed forward. results in forward indexing
(: Reverse indexing) of the internal processing sequence. The
cursor keys index forward to the next closest element geometrically in the direction
of the arrow. When is activated the popup menu of the active element
appears. As an alternative, the Enter key can be used to call the configuration
dialog of the active block directly.
You can deactivate the preselected function block in the measurement setup
and simulation setup with the spacebar, or reactivate it by pressing the spacebar
again.
With and you can bring any opened CANoe window to
the foreground and activate it.
1.2.4 Online Help
Selecting the main menu item [Help] opens a Help contents window, which contains
basic information and references to other Help pages. You can select references by
clicking with the mouse or indexing through them with and then pressing the
Enter key.
The CAPL Browser, the CANdb++ Editor, the Panel Editor, the Panel Generator and
the CAPL Generator each have their own Help system with another main [Help]
menu. Activate this from the particular program.
Activating the key causes a Help topic to appear for the element that is active
or preselected at the time the key is pressed. This context-sensitive Help function is
provided for all dialogs, all program window panes and for all menu items, both in the
main menu and in popup menus.
1.3 CANoe Tour
If you are starting up CANoe for the first time, and its functionality and controls are
still completely new to you, the following tour will help you to become familiar with its
operating concept and its most important features.
For this tour you will first set up a very simple CAN bus where CANoe assumes the
roles of both sender and receiver. In the first step CANoe is configured as a data
source, i.e. as a transmitting station. You will then learn about of CANoe's analysis
options by studying the generated data in the measurement windows afterwards.
In complex real systems CANoe typically also assumes both roles. You can utilize the
program as a data source to transmit data to other controllers, but you can simultaneously
use it to observe, log and evaluate the data traffic on the CAN bus.
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