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Jonathan.olsson: /* Record frames with filter */

2025-03-10T14:10:19Z

Record frames with filter

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	To edit the filter either double click on row or click on edit filter.		To edit the filter either double click on row or click on edit filter.
	[[File:Framerecorder.png\|none\|thumb\|482x482px]]		[[File:Framerecorder.png\|none\|thumb\|482x482px]]

			== Frame names in result file ==
			If frame names should be included in the result file, this option can be enabled in the Modules tab.

			First, select the desired CAN bus, then click on 'Toggle Frame Names' or simply check the 'Add Frame Names' column.

			'''Note that this will increase the size of the result file.'''

	== User defined signals ==		== User defined signals ==

Jonathan.olsson: /* Recorder - DREC */

2024-12-12T12:51:45Z

Recorder - DREC

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	There a two types of recorder, SREC (Signal recorder) and DREC (Diagnostics recorder). Choose which one you want with the radio button at the top of the Recorder tab.		There a two types of recorder, SREC (Signal recorder) and DREC (Diagnostics recorder). Choose which one you want with the radio button at the top of the Recorder tab.
	====Recorder - DREC====		====Recorder - DREC====
	DREC (Diagnostics recorder) is used to send diagnostic requests onto the vehicle's communication buses and record the responses. The diagnostic requests are supplied in a sequence file uploaded by the user. The sequence file contains one diagnostic request per line, with the ECU id at the beginning of the line. There can optionally be other information as well. The syntax is the same as the one used for the IDC module, see [[~~IDC_Sequence_File_Syntax~~ \|Sequence File Syntax]]. The result from a DREC will be a diagnostic log file, a text file containing both the requests from the sequence file and the corresponding responses.		DREC (Diagnostics recorder) is used to send diagnostic requests onto the vehicle's communication buses and record the responses. The diagnostic requests are supplied in a sequence file uploaded by the user. The sequence file contains one diagnostic request per line, with the ECU id at the beginning of the line. There can optionally be other information as well. The syntax is the same as the one used for the IDC module, see [[IDC Sequence File Syntax\|Sequence File Syntax]]. The result from a DREC will be a diagnostic log file, a text file containing both the requests from the sequence file and the corresponding responses.

			The DREC (Diagnostics Recorder) is a tool used to send diagnostic requests onto the vehicle's communication buses and record the responses. The diagnostic requests can be provided in one of two ways:

			# By uploading a sequence file, where:
			#* The sequence file contains one diagnostic request per line, with the ECU ID at the beginning of the line. Optionally, additional information may also be included. The syntax used for the sequence file is identical to that of the IDC module; for more details, refer to Sequence File Syntax.
			# By selecting an existing IDC assignment.

			The output generated by DREC is a diagnostic log file, which is a text file containing both the requests (from the sequence file or IDC assignment) and their corresponding responses.

	====Recorder - SREC====		====Recorder - SREC====

Jonathan.olsson: /* DAQ/Event-list */

2024-05-13T14:51:30Z

DAQ/Event-list

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	[[File:DAQList.png\|none\|thumb\|542x542px]]		[[File:DAQList.png\|none\|thumb\|542x542px]]

			=== Manage Event channel ===
			Manage event channels is similar to DAQ-list. In DAQ list you add signals but in event channels you add DAQ-list. With “Edit event” following settings can be made:

			* Name
			* Channel number: Must be unique.
			* Periodicity: Will not affect the real periodicity is only for information.
			* Max DAQs: Note that 255 meaning infinity.
			* Max Size of DAQs: Max byte each DAQ list can contain.
			* Priority

Jonathan.olsson: /* DAQ/Event-list */

2024-05-13T14:33:35Z

DAQ/Event-list

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	== DAQ/Event-list ==		== DAQ/Event-list ==
			If the assignment contains signals source that are compatible with DAQ list or Event channels a tab with name “DAQ/Event” will be visible. After signals have been added to the recorder it can be added to the DAQ list.

			=== Add new DAQ-List ===
			To add a new DAQ list click on green plus icon on specific Measurement setup and ECU name. The new window shows all the DAQ-list that was predefined in the a2l-file. '''NOTE! What information that will be shown depends on what transport protocol that is selected in the module settings.''' If there is no information the table will be empty. Choose either one from the list or select “New blank” to define DAQ-list yourself.
			[[File:AddNewDAQ.png\|none\|thumb\|528x528px]]

			=== Manage DAQ-List ===
			On “Edit DAQ” following settings can be made:

			* Name
			* DAQ number: Must be unique
			* Periodicity: Will not affect the real periodicity is only for information.
			* Max bytes/Max Frame: Depending on measurement is over can or ethernet.
			* Prescaler

			[[File:DAQList.png\|none\|thumb\|542x542px]]

Jonathan.olsson at 11:25, 8 May 2024

2024-05-08T11:25:29Z

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	==Edit/Create a signal reader assignment==		==Edit/Create a signal reader assignment==
	The first tab that you are presented with is the '''Assignment global settings''' tab where you can add information about the assignment so that you can easily keep track of what this assignment is about. Creator and creation date are both automatically filled in and cannot be changed because of consistency.[[File:Edit-DAQ2.png\|thumb\|600x600px\|Edit DAQ\|link=https://wiki.alkit.se/wice264/index.php/File:Edit-DAQ2.png\|none]]Under the '''Measurements''' tab, see Figure "Measurement Setups", you are presented to a table of Measurement Setups and an information window. These measurement setups are the core of a signal reader assignment. They contain '''Triggers''' that activate and deactivate on certain conditions provided by the user. Each trigger can contain a '''Recorder''' that contains a list of certain signals that will be measured when the start condition for the respective trigger is met. A trigger can also be used to act as a '''setup switch'''.

	~~Measurement setups~~ keep track of ~~the signals that~~ are ~~present~~ in ~~them~~, ~~as seen in~~ Figure "Measurement Setups". If a ~~CCP~~ signal ~~is present in the measurement setup it is possible to assign it to an individual~~ '''~~DAQ list~~''' by ~~pressing Edit DAQ. This brings up~~ the ~~window in Figure "Edit DAQ"~~. ~~Here you~~ can ~~drag and drop~~ signals to the ~~corresponding DAQ list that you want them~~ to ~~be in~~.		The first tab that you are presented with is the '''Assignment global settings''' tab where you can add information about the assignment so that you can easily keep track of what this assignment is about. Creator and creation date are both automatically filled in and cannot be changed because of consistency.
	[[File:Measurement setup.png\|none\|thumb\|608x608px\|Measurement Setups]]
			Under the '''Measurements''' tab, see Figure "Measurement Setups", you are presented to a table of Measurement Setups and an information window. These measurement setups are the core of a signal reader assignment. They contain '''Triggers''' that activate and deactivate on certain conditions provided by the user. Each trigger can contain a '''Recorder''' that contains a list of certain signals that will be measured when the start condition for the respective trigger is met. A trigger can also be used to act as a '''setup switch'''.[[File:Measurement setup.png\|none\|thumb\|608x608px\|Measurement Setups]]
	When you feel finished with the assignment you can simply click the '''Save assignment''' button in the lower right corner to save the assignment in its current state.		When you feel finished with the assignment you can simply click the '''Save assignment''' button in the lower right corner to save the assignment in its current state.
	===Trigger===		===Trigger===
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	== Import/Export assignment ==		== Import/Export assignment ==
	Signal reader assignment can be exported and then be imported in another portal. Versions can mismatch with one version and still work. If it differs more, use it carefully. When importing an assignment and vehicle profile needs to be selected. This profile should be similar to that one the original assignment was based on. If some signals or signals source do not exist in the new profile that was used in assignment a warning message will be shown with information about what is missing. If missing signals were used in a trigger expression the state will be set as invalid. Today there is no way to export and import a vehicle profile. So these have to be done manually.		Signal reader assignment can be exported and then be imported in another portal. Versions can mismatch with one version and still work. If it differs more, use it carefully. When importing an assignment and vehicle profile needs to be selected. This profile should be similar to that one the original assignment was based on. If some signals or signals source do not exist in the new profile that was used in assignment a warning message will be shown with information about what is missing. If missing signals were used in a trigger expression the state will be set as invalid. Today there is no way to export and import a vehicle profile. So these have to be done manually.

			== DAQ/Event-list ==

Jonathan.olsson: /* Trigger */

2023-12-15T08:19:53Z

Trigger

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	When you feel finished with the assignment you can simply click the '''Save assignment''' button in the lower right corner to save the assignment in its current state.		When you feel finished with the assignment you can simply click the '''Save assignment''' button in the lower right corner to save the assignment in its current state.
	===Trigger===		===Trigger===
	To add a trigger to a measurement setup, click the '''plus''' button for the respective measurement setup. This will create a new Trigger in the trigger table in the respective measurement setup and the information window will be filled with new settings for this trigger for you to add.		To add a trigger to a measurement setup, click the '''plus''' button for the respective measurement setup. This will create a new Trigger in the trigger table in the respective measurement setup and the information window will be filled with new settings for this trigger for you to add. In the window, trigger type can be set to different types: Recorder, Setup switch, Pause diagnostics, Start/stop CCP DAQ, Start/stop XCP DAQ and Upload. With Setup switch you will jump/end/restart when the start condition is met.

	Fill out the '''start trigger''' '''condition''' for the trigger. This is easiest to do in the '''Edit expression''' window that you can get to by clicking one of the '''Edit''' buttons. To find a new signal to add a condition for, use the '''Add signal''' button. Here, you can browse all signals available for this assignment. Use the dropdown to browse signals from different can-busses and Wice internal signals. If you want to browse the signals currently in use in the assignment for the selected signal source, check the '''Search in assignment''' box. If you want more information about a signal, select it and click '''More info'''. When you have found the signal you want, double click it or select it and click '''Add signal'''. Now you can use the '''Operators''' list to add a condition for the signal, for example " > 0". When you are satisfied with the start condition, you will notice that the Validate button has a yellow warning symbol on it. This means that the expression is unvalidated, press the button to validate the expression. The buttons icon now either turns red (expression is unvalid) or green (expression is correct). See Figure "Validate Button States" for the different state of the validate button. Click Save to save the expression. The list of operators supported in trigger condition is available [[Signal Reader Trigger Expressions\|here]].[[File:ValidateButtonStates.png\|thumb\|Validate Button States\|link=https://wiki.alkit.se/wice264/index.php/File:ValidateButtonStates.png\|none]]A '''stop trigger condition''' is not required, but can be supplied to determine when the recording should stop. If the stop condition is not supplied, the settings for the recorder will tell when the recording should stop.		Fill out the '''start trigger''' '''condition''' for the trigger. This is easiest to do in the '''Edit expression''' window that you can get to by clicking one of the '''Edit''' buttons. To find a new signal to add a condition for, use the '''Add signal''' button. Here, you can browse all signals available for this assignment. Use the dropdown to browse signals from different can-busses and Wice internal signals. If you want to browse the signals currently in use in the assignment for the selected signal source, check the '''Search in assignment''' box. If you want more information about a signal, select it and click '''More info'''. When you have found the signal you want, double click it or select it and click '''Add signal'''. Now you can use the '''Operators''' list to add a condition for the signal, for example " > 0". When you are satisfied with the start condition, you will notice that the Validate button has a yellow warning symbol on it. This means that the expression is unvalidated, press the button to validate the expression. The buttons icon now either turns red (expression is unvalid) or green (expression is correct). See Figure "Validate Button States" for the different state of the validate button. Click Save to save the expression. The list of operators supported in trigger condition is available [[Signal Reader Trigger Expressions\|here]].[[File:ValidateButtonStates.png\|thumb\|Validate Button States\|link=https://wiki.alkit.se/wice264/index.php/File:ValidateButtonStates.png\|none]]A '''stop trigger condition''' is not required, but can be supplied to determine when the recording should stop. If the stop condition is not supplied, the settings for the recorder will tell when the recording should stop.

	You can use the '''trigger''' '''Setup switch''' to switch to/run a measurement setup when the start condition is met. Keep in mind though, that the setup switch will not run until all currently started recorders have at least fulfilled their '''minimum duration'''. A trigger with a recorder cannot have a setup switch, but the recorder can.
	===Recorder===		===Recorder===
	There a two types of recorder, SREC (Signal recorder) and DREC (Diagnostics recorder). Choose which one you want with the radio button at the top of the Recorder tab.		There a two types of recorder, SREC (Signal recorder) and DREC (Diagnostics recorder). Choose which one you want with the radio button at the top of the Recorder tab.

Jonathan.olsson: /* Recorder - Properties */

2023-11-06T15:20:21Z

Recorder - Properties

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	The '''recorder Setup switch''' is started when recorder has performed its number of shots and all other started recorders have at least fulfilled their minimum duration. It is, like the trigger setup switch, used to switch to/run a measurement setup.		The '''recorder Setup switch''' is started when recorder has performed its number of shots and all other started recorders have at least fulfilled their minimum duration. It is, like the trigger setup switch, used to switch to/run a measurement setup.

	You can also select the '''Pre trigg duration''' which determines the amount of data that will be saved in the flash before the start trigger condition is met. Range is 0 to ~~4294967295~~ (2<sup>32</sup>).		You can also select the '''Pre trigg duration''' which determines the amount of data that will be saved in the flash before the start trigger condition is met. Range is 0 to 2147483647 (2<sup>31</sup> -1).

	The '''Post trigg duration''' is much like the pre trigg duration and determines the amount of data that will be saved after the stop trigger condition is met. Range is 0 to ~~4294967295~~ (2<sup>32</sup>).		The '''Post trigg duration''' is much like the pre trigg duration and determines the amount of data that will be saved after the stop trigger condition is met. Range is 0 to 2147483647 (2<sup>31</sup> -1).

	The '''Minimum duration''' determines the minimum amount of data that needs to be recorded before it becomes possible to cancel the recording through either a stop trigger or a setup swtich started by a trigger or another recorder.		The '''Minimum duration''' determines the minimum amount of data that needs to be recorded before it becomes possible to cancel the recording through either a stop trigger or a setup swtich started by a trigger or another recorder.

	The '''Maximum duration''' determines, as the name suggest, the maximum amount of data that should be recorded. Range is 0 to ~~4294967295~~ (2<sup>32</sup>).		The '''Maximum duration''' determines, as the name suggest, the maximum amount of data that should be recorded. Range is 0 to 2147483647 (2<sup>31</sup> -1).

	The '''Unit''' for the four aforementioned durations can be set to seconds, samples or bytes. If you choose to set them to seconds, the device will use the timestamps of the incoming data to determine the four aforementioned durations.[[File:Recorder properties.png\|thumb\|600x600px\|Recorder Properties\|none\|link=https://wiki.alkit.se/wice264/index.php/File:Recorder_properties.png]]		The '''Unit''' for the four aforementioned durations can be set to seconds, samples or bytes. If you choose to set them to seconds, the device will use the timestamps of the incoming data to determine the four aforementioned durations.[[File:Recorder properties.png\|thumb\|600x600px\|Recorder Properties\|none\|link=https://wiki.alkit.se/wice264/index.php/File:Recorder_properties.png]]

Jonathan.olsson: /* Import/Export assignment */

2023-10-27T12:45:38Z

Import/Export assignment

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	== Import/Export assignment ==		== Import/Export assignment ==
	~~Import~~		Signal reader assignment can be exported and then be imported in another portal. Versions can mismatch with one version and still work. If it differs more, use it carefully. When importing an assignment and vehicle profile needs to be selected. This profile should be similar to that one the original assignment was based on. If some signals or signals source do not exist in the new profile that was used in assignment a warning message will be shown with information about what is missing. If missing signals were used in a trigger expression the state will be set as invalid. Today there is no way to export and import a vehicle profile. So these have to be done manually.

Jonathan.olsson at 11:47, 27 October 2023

2023-10-27T11:47:56Z

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	This type of signals can then be used in triggers and recorder by finding the name that will be “UD.<Name>”.		This type of signals can then be used in triggers and recorder by finding the name that will be “UD.<Name>”.
	[[File:UD Editor2.png\|none\|thumb\|483x483px]]		[[File:UD Editor2.png\|none\|thumb\|483x483px]]

			== Import/Export assignment ==
			Import

Jonas at 13:20, 26 October 2023

2023-10-26T13:20:25Z

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	The Signal Reader Assignment Editor~~, also known as '''haf creator''',~~ can be found under the tab '''Assignment''' and allows the user to create new assignments for signal reader directly on the portal. This page will guide you through the basics of using the editor.		The Signal Reader Assignment Editor can be found under the tab '''Assignment''' and allows the user to create new assignments for signal reader directly in the portal. This page will guide you through the basics of using the editor.

	==Edit/Create a signal reader assignment==		==Edit/Create a signal reader assignment==