User´s Manual - I+ME ACTIA GmbH

Diagnostic Offline Mode
In general the Diagnostic Offline Mode is identical to the Offline Mode. The only difference is that the
user cannot open Signal List, Frame List or Trace List View but the Diagnostic Output window.
The Diagnostic Offline Mode of CAT allows to analyze logged diagnostic data received from the bus
and to configure sessions and to maintain databases. (See Session Handling, Database Editing,
Configurations)
See Changing CAT Modes for details about how to go Diagnostic Offline.
For Analyzing the Diagnostic Offline Mode offers:
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Diagnostic Output
Displaying all frames that have been logged (after buffer upload).
Status Bar
Displaying always the most recently received frame from the bus.
For details see also the Offline Analyzer Mode .
! If the user disconnects the Hardware from the Power Supply (by disconnecting the CAN
adapter cable) and has not uploaded the buffer the user will loose the logged data!
Configuration of a session means to
- Setup the layout of the windows for all modes.
- Setup the System (CAN parameters and Buffer usage).
- Configure the filter and trigger conditions.
- Define Transmit Frames.
- Setup Diagnostic services.
See also the chapters "Layout Setup", "System Setup", "Configurations" and "Session Handling".
Maintaining a database means to
- Create, Edit or Remove the database content:
Vehicles
ECUs,
Frame,
Signals.
See also chapter "Database Maintaining".
Export Buffer
In Diagnostic Offline mode the user can export the buffer content into a file readable by Excel to get an
even more comfortable way to analyze the logged data. See also Buffer Handling .