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Via the Control panel you can:
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call, extend or modify your canAnalyser-configuration, |
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obtain information on the state of the canAnalyser
and of the CAN-bus |
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start, end or remove modules |
Under the menu bar the Control panel has a toolbar with which the most important
functions can quickly be selected.
In the configuration tree the current analysis configuration is displayed
hierarchically. An analysis configuration defines a Project with name of the
configuration file, the available controllers and the Analysis modules. Each
icon in the configuration tree has its own popup menu, which can be activated
using the right mouse button.
By clicking the controller context menu point Status the status window of
the selected controller is opened. In the status window the operating mode and
possible faults are displayed by symbolic LEDs as well
as the current busload in per cent.
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Meaning (LED on)
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Can |
CAN-Controller running
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TxPen |
CAN-message cannot be transmitted (Transmit pending)
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Ovr |
Overrun in the CAN-Controller
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Warn |
CAN-Controller in the Warning-Level
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B.off |
CAN-Controller has switched off (Bus off)
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Busload |
approximate display of the busload in per cent
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The modules have a context menu, via which they can be started, stopped or
removed from the configuration tree.
The canAnalyser allows the use of two controllers on one
CAN-interface and thus the independent analysis of two CAN-networks. The
Controllers are automatically detected by the Control panel and it is possible
to configure them differently. Different modules can be inserted into each
configuration.
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