CANoe DENoe - KEMT FEI TUKE

Number format: Binary
A mask is entered here which specifies bits to be set, bits not to be set, and bits
that are masked out, i.e. should not be considered. The characters have the following
meaning:
X Masked out
1 Bit is set
0 Bit is not set
To find all messages whose first data byte is odd, the following must be entered:
D0 == XXXXXXX1
Note: It is possible to use >, < etc. in binary mode, but this is difficult to interpret
in mask conditions, and is only of interest to users who have a knowledge
of precise machine-internal data representation.
Number format: Hexadecimal
Here also masks can be specified. Integers can be entered in hexadecimal format,
or nibbles (half bytes) can be masked out by X. The character $ represents
invalid. For example, it can result in the following case:
XXXXXXX1 is entered in binary mode, then a switch is made to hex mode. The
four X's on the left are converted to an X as a nibble. The lower values XXX1
cannot be interpreted as a completely defined nibble. Therefore, the result is
X$.
2.7.5.3 Entry or Change of Primitives (with Database)
When a symbolic database is used it is possible to trigger to messages and signals.
The SYM buttons Message name and Signal name after the text input boxes are
used to call the symbolic selection dialog, in which you can select the message - and
if applicable also the signal from the database - to which triggering should occur.
If you only enter a message name in the symbolic selection dialog, logging is triggered
whenever the message occurs on the bus.
If you select a signal name in the input box below this, a decision is made based on
the signal value regarding when logging should be triggered. The comparison of signal
values is made based on their physical interpretations. This involves choosing a
comparison operator and entering a numeric value.
Physical dimensions are stored in discrete form in the CAN messages. Consequently,
the specified numeric value may not always be capable of being mapped to a discrete
value. In such cases, after pressing the Enter key or the [OK] button the two
next possible physical values are displayed in two boxes below your entry.
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