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Loe.Lindstrom: /* Uniqueness of signals names originating from DBC files is ensured */

2021-12-27T07:05:20Z

Uniqueness of signals names originating from DBC files is ensured

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	== Uniqueness of signals names originating from DBC files is ensured ==		== Uniqueness of signals names originating from DBC files is ensured ==
	When creating Signal Reader assignments in ~~teh~~ Assignment editor, signals selected from data sources based on DBC files are made sure to be unique. If the same name appears more than once, the second (and subsequent) name of the signal is made unique by means of a postfix string based on the frame id of the signal.		When creating Signal Reader assignments in the Assignment editor, signals selected from data sources based on DBC files are made sure to be unique. If the same name appears more than once, the second (and subsequent) name of the signal is made unique by means of a postfix string based on the frame id of the signal.

Mathias at 13:43, 22 December 2021

2021-12-22T13:43:04Z

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	From version 2.71 onwards, the decoded area5 file contains the filenames of the A2L files used for the decoding (for traceability purposes).		From version 2.71 onwards, the decoded area5 file contains the filenames of the A2L files used for the decoding (for traceability purposes).

			== Uniqueness of signals names originating from DBC files is ensured ==
			When creating Signal Reader assignments in teh Assignment editor, signals selected from data sources based on DBC files are made sure to be unique. If the same name appears more than once, the second (and subsequent) name of the signal is made unique by means of a postfix string based on the frame id of the signal.

Mathias at 13:37, 22 December 2021

2021-12-22T13:37:21Z

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	== Support for DoIP for Active Signals in the Signal Reader Assignment Editor ==		== Support for DoIP for Active Signals in the Signal Reader Assignment Editor ==
	From version 2.71, Signal Reader supports diagnostics over Ethernet/DoIP as well as over CAN. In the Signal Reader Assignment Editor the selection of whether to use CAN or DoIP for Active Signals is done in the Modules tab. For more information about this, see [[Signal Reader Assignment Editor]].		From version 2.71, Signal Reader supports diagnostics over Ethernet/DoIP as well as over CAN. In the Signal Reader Assignment Editor the selection of whether to use CAN or DoIP for Active Signals is done in the Modules tab. For more information about this, see [[Signal Reader Assignment Editor]].

			== Area5 decoding handles XCP-based read-outs and adds A2L filename to decoded files ==
			When an Area5 output file is uploaded from a WCU it is interpreted using the A2L files corresponding to the ECUs of the Area5 assignment. From version 2.71 of the WCU software, the read-outs can be performed either using CCP or XCP. Depending on which protocol was used, the decoded area5 file will contain slightly different meta-information (e.g. CAN bus info, CAN identifiers, station address in the case of CCP, IP address and port for XCP).

			From version 2.71 onwards, the decoded area5 file contains the filenames of the A2L files used for the decoding (for traceability purposes).

Mathias: /* Support for DoIP for Active Signals in the Signal Reader Assignment Editor */

2021-12-22T13:30:00Z

Support for DoIP for Active Signals in the Signal Reader Assignment Editor

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	== Support for DoIP for Active Signals in the Signal Reader Assignment Editor ==		== Support for DoIP for Active Signals in the Signal Reader Assignment Editor ==
	From version 2.71, Signal Reader supports diagnostics over Ethernet/DoIP as well as over CAN. In the Signal Reader Assignment Editor the selection of whether to use CAN or DoIP for Active Signals is done in the Modules tab.		From version 2.71, Signal Reader supports diagnostics over Ethernet/DoIP as well as over CAN. In the Signal Reader Assignment Editor the selection of whether to use CAN or DoIP for Active Signals is done in the Modules tab. For more information about this, see [[Signal Reader Assignment Editor]].

Mathias: /* Support for selecting XCP or CCP for Area5 assignments. */

2021-12-22T13:06:43Z

Support for selecting XCP or CCP for Area5 assignments.

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	== Support for selecting XCP or CCP for Area5 assignments. ==		== Support for selecting XCP or CCP for Area5 assignments. ==
	Area5 read-outs can now be performed using either the CCP protocol over CAN (as before) or the XCP protocol over Ethernet. The selection of whether to use CCP or XCP is done in the Area5 assignment editor for each ECU.		Area5 read-outs can now be performed using either the CCP protocol over CAN (as before) or the XCP protocol over Ethernet. The selection of whether to use CCP or XCP is done in the Area5 assignment editor for each ECU. Read more [[Area5_Assignment_Editor\|here]].

	== Support for DoIP for Active Signals in the Signal Reader Assignment Editor ==		== Support for DoIP for Active Signals in the Signal Reader Assignment Editor ==
	From version 2.71, Signal Reader supports diagnostics over Ethernet/DoIP as well as over CAN. In the Signal Reader Assignment Editor the selection of whether to use CAN or DoIP for Active Signals is done in the Modules tab.		From version 2.71, Signal Reader supports diagnostics over Ethernet/DoIP as well as over CAN. In the Signal Reader Assignment Editor the selection of whether to use CAN or DoIP for Active Signals is done in the Modules tab.

Mathias at 12:55, 22 December 2021

2021-12-22T12:55:58Z

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	== Tasks Panel: Improved panel 'Vehicle Info' ==		== Tasks Panel: Improved panel 'Vehicle Info' ==
	When selecting a row in the tasks panel the button 'View Vehicle' shows a dialog showing what the vehicle looked like at the time when the task was created. Read more [[View Vehicle Dialog\|here]].		When selecting a row in the tasks panel the button 'View Vehicle' shows a dialog showing what the vehicle looked like at the time when the task was created. Read more [[View Vehicle Dialog\|here]].

			== Support for selecting XCP or CCP for Area5 assignments. ==
			Area5 read-outs can now be performed using either the CCP protocol over CAN (as before) or the XCP protocol over Ethernet. The selection of whether to use CCP or XCP is done in the Area5 assignment editor for each ECU.

			== Support for DoIP for Active Signals in the Signal Reader Assignment Editor ==
			From version 2.71, Signal Reader supports diagnostics over Ethernet/DoIP as well as over CAN. In the Signal Reader Assignment Editor the selection of whether to use CAN or DoIP for Active Signals is done in the Modules tab.

Jonas: /* Tasks Panel: Improved panel 'Vehicle Info' */

2021-12-22T09:22:38Z

Tasks Panel: Improved panel 'Vehicle Info'

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	== Tasks Panel: Improved panel 'Vehicle Info' ==		== Tasks Panel: Improved panel 'Vehicle Info' ==
	When selecting a row in the tasks panel the button 'View Vehicle' shows a dialog showing what the vehicle looked like at the time when the task was created.		When selecting a row in the tasks panel the button 'View Vehicle' shows a dialog showing what the vehicle looked like at the time when the task was created. Read more [[View Vehicle Dialog\|here]].

Jonas at 08:37, 22 December 2021

2021-12-22T08:37:20Z

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	== Tasks Panel: Improved panel 'Vehicle Info' ==		== Tasks Panel: Improved panel 'Vehicle Info' ==
	When selecting a row in the tasks panel the button 'View Vehicle' a dialog showing what the vehicle looked like at the time when the task was created.		When selecting a row in the tasks panel the button 'View Vehicle' shows a dialog showing what the vehicle looked like at the time when the task was created.

Jonas at 13:06, 21 December 2021

2021-12-21T13:06:47Z

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	* Expire date		* Expire date
	To learn more about ''searching'' read: [[Tasks Tab#Search columns with regular expressions\|Search columns with regular expressions]]		To learn more about ''searching'' read: [[Tasks Tab#Search columns with regular expressions\|Search columns with regular expressions]]

			== Tasks Panel: Improved panel 'Vehicle Info' ==
			When selecting a row in the tasks panel the button 'View Vehicle' a dialog showing what the vehicle looked like at the time when the task was created.

Jonas: /* Arcos task */

2021-12-21T12:56:34Z

Arcos task

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	====== Arcos task ======		====== Arcos task ======
	A new type of task has been added to upload ccmc files that describes what will be measured by a connected Arcos-logger (by Ipetronik). If the file already exists on the Arcos-logger no file need to be uploaded, instead the name of the existing file needs to be supplied. This is to get a representation of a already ongoing measurement ~~in the WICE system~~. This enables result files to be found in the WICE portal. See [[Creating a Task#Arcos\|Arcos-task]].		A new type of task has been added to upload ccmc files that describes what will be measured by a connected Arcos-logger (by Ipetronik). If the file already exists on the Arcos-logger no file need to be uploaded, instead the name of the existing file needs to be supplied. This is to get a representation in the WICE system of a already ongoing measurement. This enables result files to be found in the WICE portal. See [[Creating a Task#Arcos\|Arcos-task]].

	====== Arcos module ======		====== Arcos module ======