CANoe DENoe - KEMT FEI TUKE
CANoe DENoe - KEMT FEI TUKE
CANoe DENoe - KEMT FEI TUKE
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• The channel configuration does not cause any filtering of messages in the data<br />
flow plan.<br />
• When transmitting from a Generator block or Replay block in the measurement<br />
setup to an undefined channel, the messages are passed through.<br />
• When transmitting from a Generator block or Replay block in the simulation<br />
setup to an undefined channel, an error is reported in the Write window as soon<br />
as the transmit request is given to the undefined channel. Afterwards, the message<br />
is not transmitted.<br />
• CAPL blocks do not transmit messages to which an undefined channel is assigned.<br />
2.4.4 Channels in Offline Mode<br />
In Offline mode the channels correspond to those channels on which the played-in<br />
messages were logged.<br />
Consequently, each message is played-in on the channel on which it was logged.<br />
The channels in Offline mode correspond to the channels used during logging to the<br />
log file. Therefore, you should define the number of channels such that it corresponds<br />
to the number of channels that were configured for logging to the log file.<br />
If you use undefined channels <strong>CANoe</strong> behaves as follows in Offline mode:<br />
• The channel configuration does not cause any filtering of messages in the data<br />
flow plan.<br />
• If messages are played-in which are assigned to an undefined channel, these<br />
messages are passed through the measurement setup.<br />
• When transmitting from a Generator block or Replay block in the measurement<br />
setup to an undefined channel, the transmit request is passed through.<br />
• CAPL blocks do not send out messages to which no defined channel is allocated.<br />
2.5 <strong>CANoe</strong> in Load and Overload Operation<br />
This chapter helps you to operate <strong>CANoe</strong> steady under more difficult conditions and<br />
points out the limits under high- and overload behavior.<br />
2.5.1 Behavior in Load Situations<br />
At high bus loading the computing power of your PC may be insufficient - under some<br />
circumstances - to simultaneously operate the more complex evaluation and display<br />
functions (Statistics window with statistical report, Data and Graphic window with<br />
many signals, Trace window in the chronological output mode, etc.). To prevent an<br />
impending data loss the program therefore has mechanisms for detecting and handling<br />
load situations.<br />
If the rate of messages registered by the card is so high that <strong>CANoe</strong> cannot follow<br />
along with processing any longer, the ring buffer between the real-time library and the<br />
<strong>CANoe</strong>- application runs full. <strong>CANoe</strong> detects this when a High water mark limit is<br />
exceeded (cf. Figure 41), and it automatically switches over to a load mode in which<br />
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