CANoe DENoe - KEMT FEI TUKE

Figure 17: Transmit List for Generator Block
Do not forget to stop the measurement before you reconfigure the simulation setup.
During a running measurement it is not possible to make changes to the configuration
of the data flow. The menu items of the relevant popup menus appear in gray
shading.
Besides the generator block, CANoe also offers two additional block types as data
sources. With a replay block you can play back data on the bus that were logged with
CANoe's logging function. A program block allows you to integrate your own transmit
functionalities - which may be quite complex - into CANoe with the CAPL programming
language.
1.3.4 Evaluation Windows
Evaluation windows are used to analyze data generated by the generator blocks in
the simulation setup.
You have already learned about the Trace window. Data that reach the trace block of
the measurement setup are displayed here as CAN messages in bus-oriented format.
Besides the time stamp, this includes the number of the CAN controller, the identifier,
an attribute for differentiating transmitted and received messages, and the
data bytes of the CAN message. You can configure the Trace window - like all other
analysis windows - from the popup menu that is accessed by clicking the right mouse
button on the window or on the appropriate block.
Furthermore, the four buttons on the right of the toolbar can be used to configure the
Trace window. For example, with you can toggle from "stationary" mode to the
scroll mode, in which each message arriving at the trace block is written to a new
line.
With you can toggle between absolute and relative time representation. In relative
time representation, the time difference between two successive messages
("transmit interval") is shown in the first column. Of course, in this display format it is
also easy to find the transmit interval that you entered previously in the generator
block: 100 milliseconds.
The Statistics window also offers you bus-related information. Here you can observe
the transmit frequencies for messages, coded by identifiers. If you have configured
the simulation setup as in the two last tasks, then you should see two vertical lines in
the Statistics window after the measurement start, which show the transmit frequencies
of the two generated messages 64 (hex) and 3FC (hex).
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