Difference between revisions of "New features in v2.75"
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This functionality is reached through [[Vehicle Profiles|the Vehicle Profiles tab]] and how to manage it is described in the section [[Vehicle Profiles#Edit diagnostic reference - Manage active signals connected to the vehicle profile|Edit diagnostic reference]]. | This functionality is reached through [[Vehicle Profiles|the Vehicle Profiles tab]] and how to manage it is described in the section [[Vehicle Profiles#Edit diagnostic reference - Manage active signals connected to the vehicle profile|Edit diagnostic reference]]. | ||
== New trigger expression for Loss of Signal == | |||
Signal Reader supports a new trigger expression intended for situations where a signals disappears after being present on a communication bus. The syntax is LOSS_OF_SIGNAL(SignalName, Seconds), which will become true when the named signal is gone for at least the specified number of seconds. | |||
== Signal Reader support for J1939 DM1 messages == | |||
Signal Reader now supports reading and logging of J1939 DM1 messages. | |||
Revision as of 14:27, 13 April 2022
New way of handling diagnostic references for vehicle profiles
Before, one and only one diagnostic reference file (sddb-file) could be connected to a vehicle profile. This release introduces a new way of choosing which ECUs and software versions that are associated to a vehicle profile. It is also possible to combine multiple files for a vehicle profile or manually add/remove single ECUs.
This functionality is reached through the Vehicle Profiles tab and how to manage it is described in the section Edit diagnostic reference.
New trigger expression for Loss of Signal
Signal Reader supports a new trigger expression intended for situations where a signals disappears after being present on a communication bus. The syntax is LOSS_OF_SIGNAL(SignalName, Seconds), which will become true when the named signal is gone for at least the specified number of seconds.
Signal Reader support for J1939 DM1 messages
Signal Reader now supports reading and logging of J1939 DM1 messages.