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Event type Format in ASCII Logging Binary Comments Error Frame ErrorFrame Yes Overload-Frame Overloadframe Yes CAN error CAN Error: Environment variable Yes Internal event := Yes Internal event Bus statistics Statistic: Yes Internal event Measurement start Start of Measurement No Logging Trigger Statistic: log trigger event Trigger block Start Begin trigger block Trigger block End End trigger block Overload symbol ‘*’ at beginning of line after the data loss occurred. 2.7.4 Data Analysis in Offline Mode Yes Internal event No No No Internal event To study recorded log files switch CANoe to Offline mode with the main menu item Mode│To Offline. The data source in Offline mode is a file, e.g. generated by logging in Online mode. Analogous to Online mode, all measurement and evaluation windows are also available to you in Offline mode. The only option omitted is the possibility of sending data over the bus. Furthermore, Offline mode provides a powerful search and break function, with which you can intentionally stop the replay of the log file. This is described in section 2.7. In the logging block, which is also available in Offline mode, data can be resaved to a new file, whereby targeted data reduction can be achieved by means of insertable data manipulation blocks. You can enter the name for this file under the Configuration… item in the file icon's popup menu on the left side of the offline measurement setup. CANoe supports both binary and ASCII logging formats for this. The menu item below this, Break conditions... , opens a dialog in which you can set an interruption point – a breakpoint. When the condition you have specified occurs, the offline replay is interrupted until you resume replay of the file with the function Run (F9), Animate (F8) or Step (F7). You can configure the break condition with the [Conditions...] button, which is described in more detail in section 2.7.5. If the tools provided in the configuration dialog are inadequate, the CAPL language – with the function stop() – allows you to program a breakpoint yourself. © Vector Informatik GmbH CANoe/DENoe Manual Version 4.1.1 67
68 2.7.4.1 Flow Control in Offline Mode The following functions of the main Start menu are available to you in Offline mode to track the recorded bus proceedings on the screen in slow motion: Start Reset Animate Break Step The individual messages of the data source are read-out and are sent as quickly as possible through the components of the measurement setup. In Offline mode the measurement can be resumed after a break. Reset must be called for a new start. After a measurement has been run through either partially or completely in Offline mode, it can be reset to the beginning again with Reset and can thereby be studied from the beginning again. Instead of reading data from the source file as quickly as possible, in Animate mode only about 3 entries per second are read from the source file. This results in a slow-motion representation of the processes. All of the display windows may be active during this process, e.g. so that the user can easily observe the sequence of messages in the Trace window. The Animate run can be interrupted by the key or the menu command Start│Break. The speed of the Animate mode can be set with the following line in section [Offline] of the file CAN.INI: AnimationDelay=nnn where nnn describes the time between the replay of two successive events in milliseconds. (The default value is 300 [ms]) In Offline mode this menu item interrupts the replay of data from the source file (Animate run). The same can be achieved by the key. A restart resumes the replay at the point where it was interrupted by Break. This menu item (or the key) causes a single step of the measurement to be run. Each time this is activated only one additional message is read from the log file and processed in the data flow plan. Within a measurement the user can switch back and forth whenever desired between Start, Animate and Step. 2.7.4.2 Configuration of Online and Offline Modes In principle, there are different measurement setups and completely separate parameter sets for Online and Offline modes, so that the two modes - including their window layouts - can be configured differently. © Vector Informatik GmbH CANoe/DENoe Manual Version 4.1.1
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