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Example: Trigger conditions are ID = 7XX, Number of Trigger Data Bytes = 1, Data Byte 0 = $BB then the frame ID $7FF and Data BB BB BB will pass the filter. Identifier: Insert Frame Identifier to be triggered on at the Bit level. Click directly in the boxes showing the binary values of the ID Bits. The value changes with each click, from X to 0 to 1. Identifier HEX: Insert Frame Identifiers to be triggered on at the Hex level. An X is defined as all 4 assigned Bits are don't care bits. Data Byte 0 – 7: Insert Data Bytes to be triggered on at the Bit level. Click directly into the boxes showing the binary values of the Data Bits. The value changes by each click, from X to 0 to 1. Data Byte HEX: Insert Data Bytes to be triggered on at the Hex level. An X is defined as all assigned 4 Bits are don't care bits. Scrollbar: Select "" to define a trigger event if a received data byte is bigger than the defined hexadecimal value. Note: Selection is only enabled when a real hexadecimal value is put in. If Data Byte HEX field contains any X as don't care this scrollbar is disabled. Pre/Post Trigger Enable: Click in this box to mark it. This will enable the Pre- and Post Trigger. This feature controls the normal buffer content. Frames as fit into the defined Pre Trigger buffer size will be stored in the normal buffer before the trigger event occurs. The logging of frames into the buffer will stop automatically as soon as the defined Post Trigger buffer size is reached. Pre Trigger size: Select the size of the normal buffer in % that shall be used to store the logged data before the trigger event occurs. Note: The size of the normal buffer is configurable by the user (see Buffer Setup ). Only after enabling the Pre/Post Trigger any selection will be possible. Post Trigger size: Select the size of the normal buffer that is used to store the logged data after the trigger event occurs. Note: The size of the normal buffer is configurable by the user (see Buffer Setup ). Only after enabling the Pre/Post Trigger any selection will be possible. Time Out Trigger Enable: Click in this box to mark it. This will enable the Time Out Trigger. Disabled: The trigger event is the occurrence of the above defined trigger condition on the bus. Enabled: After receiving the above defined trigger condition for the first time CAT looks for a periodic receiving of this trigger condition. The trigger event is the missing of the trigger condition on the bus for the defined time. Time [ms]: Input the time during a frame that has to occur on the bus, otherwise it is the trigger event. Click on OK to acknowledge the input. 124 Note: Only after enabling the Time Out Trigger any input will be possible.
Trigger on existing Frames When the user is defining the trigger condition in the Trigger Configuration window he/she can activate the Frame List for the Trigger Configuration window shown below. If the user wants to use frames that are already defined in the "car" system that shall be analyzed, the user may select a frame here by choosing the assigned ECU and then the frame. The frame ID, format, number of data bytes and the default data will be implemented automatically in the trigger configuration. The user still can modify the automatic implemented frame corresponding values. Database: Shows the database the user is working with. Only predefined frames from this database can be chosen. Vehicle: Shows the vehicle the user is working with. Only predefined frames from this vehicle can be chosen. ECU: Here the user may choose the ECU the predefined frame is assigned to. Frame: Here the user may choose a predefined frame from the database. The data assigned to this frame will occur in the Trigger Configuration window. 125
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CAT 2.0 CAN ANALYZER TOOL User´s M
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Our six products groups are: 1 CAN
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Table of Contents Introduction 4 In
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Diagnostic Offline Analyzing 186 Di
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Introduction The I+ME CAT (CAN Anal
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About I+ME ACTIA The company... On
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System Requirements The host PC has
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Installation Note: It does not matt
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Re-Install Before Re-Installing CAT
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Terms & Phrases Block Size (BS) The
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Application Structure CAT can recog
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Online Mode The Online Mode of CAT
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In Offline mode the user can export
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Diagnostic Offline Mode In general
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Main Window The main window after o
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Frame List View The Frame List show
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Trace List View Different to the Fr
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Diagnostic Online View The Diagnost
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Transmit Table Online Control windo
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Online Diagnostic Launch The settin
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Download Information Window The Dow
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Hardware 43
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LED Interpretation Normal States: 1
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Basic Steps After successful instal
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Being Offline Choose menu item Comm
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Being Diagnostic Online Choose menu
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Configure Transmit Conditions: Up t
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Session Management The following is
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Database Management The following i
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ECU Template The following is highl
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Offline CAN Acknowledge The Firmwar
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Offline Setup 63
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Session Menu The following screensh
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Session Description Using the assig
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Save as Using the assigned Session
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Export logging buffer Using the ass
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Page 168 and 169: Buffer Setup The complete 50,000-fr
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Diagnostic Online Mode 174
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Diagnostic Online Filtering The Dia
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Offline Analyzing 178
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Error Interpretation The status bar
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Buffer Handling CAT uses the serial
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Find It CAT provides a search comma
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Diagnostic Offline Analyzing 186
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Tips & Tricks 188
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FAQ Installation If there is a ques
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FAQ Online Mode Bus Status : Error
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FAQ Offline Analyzing If there is a
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Index A About I+ME ACTIA ..........
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