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Example:
1.Primitive: ID > 100
2.Primitive: D0 == 0
A logical OR combination results in all those messages being found whose IDs
are greater than 100 or whose first data byte is 0. For a logical AND combination
all those messages are found whose IDs are greater than 100 and whose
first data byte is 0.
The [Define] and [New Prim.] buttons are provided (only when a symbolic database
is used) for entering a new primitive.
The dialogs for entering and modifying primitives differ, depending on whether you
are working with a symbolic database ([New Prim.] button) or not ([Define] button).
The desired attributes can be input in the upper line. The identifier and data bytes are
input below this. Furthermore, a time window can be specified within which the
search is to take place.
2.7.5.2 Entry or Change of Primitives (without Database)
The same rules apply to both identifiers and data bytes. There is a toggle switch (Relation)
in the column after the object name, which defines the desired relation. If it is
empty, the object is not considered. If a relation is to be made, the user selects one of
the following symbols:
Symbol Meaning
== equal to
!= not equal to
< less than
greater than
>= greater than or equal to
After this is a mask to be executed, and the user must choose the numbering format
to be used:
Number format: Decimal
The desired value is entered here as a decimal number. To find the identifier
100 the following is entered:
ID == 100
The entry is illegal if there are still X (undefined) or $ (invalid) characters in the
input box.
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