CANoe DENoe - KEMT FEI TUKE

After then select + and Setup from the configuration dialog for the first controller CAN
1 and type in the value for the baudrate 100kBaud.This makes sense for both highspeed
and low-speed buses. After you activate the [Update] button, CANoe recommends
default values for the controller registers, which you accept with [OK]. When
you do this - besides the transmission speed of 100 kBaud - you also implicitly define
other controller parameters (Sampling point, BTL cycles, and synchronization jump
width). For the overall system to function properly, the same exact values must be
assumed for the second controller CAN2. When you exit the dialog, CANoe asks you
whether the parameters should be accepted. Answer with YES.
1.3.3 Transmitting Data
Since your current test setup still does not have a data source, your first task is to set
up a data source in CANoe which places information on the bus cyclically.
Unit 1: Configure CANoe so that - after the measurement start - a CAN message
with identifier 64 (hex) is placed on the bus every 100 milliseconds. In this
case the message should contain exactly four data bytes with the values
D8 (hex), D6 (hex), 37 (hex) and 0.
You can solve this task by inserting a generator block in CANoe's simulation setup
which generates the message to be transmitted. This is done by clicking with the right
mouse button on the bus lines in the simulation setup, and - from the popup menu -
inserting a generator block on the bus.
Figure 10: Bus Symbol in Simulation Setup with Popup Menu
Afterwards, this appears in the simulation setup as a rectangular block that is connected
to the simulated bus (red line). You can then configure this block from its
popup menu, which you access by pressing the right mouse button.
First, fill out the transmit list. You enter 64 as the identifier. (Check to see whether the
numbering format is set to [Hex] using the [Options] button .) Then enter the value 4
in the DLC box as the data length entry. Finally, set the values of the data bytes in the
four data boxes that follow by entering the values D8, D6, 37 and 0 there.
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