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CANoe DENoe - KEMT FEI TUKE

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22<br />

This corresponds to the five values that you entered in the generator block as part of<br />

task 2. The values remain in the Graphics window after the end of the measurement.<br />

The measurement functions that the window provides for post-analysis are described<br />

in section 3.4.5.<br />

1.3.8 Use of the Database in Transmitting Messages<br />

Until now you have only used the symbolic database to observe signal values. However,<br />

the application capabilities reach well beyond this. For example, open the<br />

transmit list of the generator block of task 1. Instead of the identifier that you previously<br />

entered in the transmit list (64), you will now recognize the associated symbolic<br />

name in the first column. In fact, you can now enter a message directly from the database<br />

using the [Symbol...] button, without having to work with the identifier.<br />

Signal values can also be edited directly in the transmit list now. Select the first line of<br />

the transmit list and then activate the [Signal...] button. In the values dialog you can<br />

now enter the signal values directly. It will also be apparent to you, once again, that<br />

the byte values D8, D6, 37 and 0 from the first line correspond to the signal values<br />

EngSpeed = 55000 rpm, EngTemp = 60 degrees Celsius and IdleRunnning = 0.<br />

Figure 27: Values Dialog in the Generator Block<br />

If you now set - for example - the value of EngSpeed to 1000 rpm, the generator<br />

block automatically uses the database information to compute the corresponding<br />

data bytes (10, 27, 37 and 0).<br />

1.3.9 Logging a Measurement<br />

<strong>CANoe</strong> has extensive logging functions for data logging. In the standard measurement<br />

setup the logging branch is shown at the very bottom of the screen. You can<br />

easily recognize it by the file icon that symbolizes the log file. The log file is filled<br />

with CAN data during the measurement.<br />

Unit 5: Log - in ASCII format - all CAN data traffic that is generated in a short<br />

measurement (approx. 20 sec.) by the generator blocks in the simulation<br />

setup.<br />

To log the data that arrive in <strong>CANoe</strong>'s measurement setup to a file, first activate the<br />

logging branch. Also remove the break that separates the logging block of a new con-<br />

© Vector Informatik GmbH <strong>CANoe</strong>/<strong>DENoe</strong> Manual Version 4.1.1

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