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Diagnostics CAT allows setup and addressing predefined diagnostic services. In the Main Diagnostic Setup window it is possible to define for each service if CAT shall correspond to single nodes (Physical Addressing) or to multi nodes (Functional Addressing). Therefore the Diagnostic CAN Ids for the addressing can be set up. Some services require a preliminary and then continuously sending of the service Tester Present. CAT allows defining for each supported service this behavior individually. Additionally to this and the addressing of the services there is access to the setup of the sub-functions and parameter of the services. There is direct access as well to the DID, DTC and FSA Definition. Beside the setup for the launching of the services the user can also define which service and related messages shall be displayed in the Diagnostic Online View and the conditions to launch this service when being Diagnostic Online. Choose menu item Configurations | Diagnostics from the main window to open the Main Diagnostic Setup... window shown below. Note: The configuration / setup of the Main Diagnostic Launch Table is even possible when being online already by opening the Main Diagnostic Setup dialog under Configurations. Functional Addressing Put in the Diagnostic CAN ID corresponding to the Identifier Type to be used. (E.g. $101 for All Node request.) Then select the Extended Address (Ext. Addr.) hexadecimal value corresponding to the Functional System you wish to communicate with. (E.g. $FE for All Functions.) The name of the chosen functional system is displayed above 'CAN ID:'. Assign the services to be functional addressed by clicking the left radio button at the end of the line of the service name. 126
Physical Addressing Put in the Diagnostic CAN ID ($24X) corresponding to the USDT request to be sent. (Here $241 has been assigned to the ECU named ECU.) The name of the chosen ECU is displayed above 'CAN ID:', if the Diagnostic CAN ID index (here 41) has been assigned to an ECU in the database. See ECU for details. Otherwise 'unknown' is displayed. Assign the services to be physical addressed by clicking the right radio button at the end of the line of the service name. Note: It is not required that the ECU corresponding to the CAN ID exists in the chosen database as long as a real node within this Diagnostic CAN ID is part of the CAN system. Tester Present Assign the services to be send out with preliminary and continuously send out of Tester Present by marking the box in front of the line of the service name. Note: GMLAN requires for some diagnostic services that right before they are sent out by a diagnostic tool the service Tester Present has to be sent preliminary and then continuously at least every 5 seconds. For the services that require this behavior the boxes are marked with a "*". Service – Id – sub-function This table gives an overview about all the diagnostic services and their ID's that are supported by CAT. Additionally the sub-function ID's, corresponding to the Setup of the service, are displayed (see below). Setup Select a service in the table. If the service provides the setup of the sub-function or data parameter, the Setup button becomes enabled. Click the button to open service specific dialog boxes for the setup. For more detailed Information about handling and Setup of the different services see: Clear Trouble Codes Initiate Diagnostic Operation Read Failure Record Identifier Read Failure Record Parameter Read Data By Identifier Return to Normal Mode Read Memory By Address Security Access – request seed Security Access – send key Disable Normal Communication Write Data By Identifier Tester Present Read Trouble Codes Read Data By Packet Identifier Device Control Definition buttons 127
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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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Export Read Data by ID The diagnost
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Page 83 and 84: See also Diagnostics Configuration
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Page 92 and 93: Bitmap Table Bitmap Definition Tabl
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Page 120 and 121: Filter List CAT allows defining 10
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Page 164 and 165: Scrolling Step Size To scroll more
Page 166 and 167: CAN Setup CAT supports normal "Dual
Page 168 and 169: Buffer Setup The complete 50,000-fr
Page 170 and 171: Changing CAT Modes CAT can be used
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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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