WMU - Revision history

Robin.karhu at 12:06, 11 October 2024

2024-10-11T12:06:13Z

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	In addition to configuring WMUs in the [[I/O configurations#Add WMU(s)\|I/O configurations]]-tab, there are also settings for wake, CAN frame ID, and power mode in the [[The Portal Administrator View#WMU's Power Management\|Power Management]]-tab.		In addition to configuring WMUs in the [[I/O configurations#Add WMU(s)\|I/O configurations]]-tab, there are also settings for wake, CAN frame ID, and power mode in the [[The Portal Administrator View#WMU's Power Management\|Power Management]]-tab.

	For WCU versions 2.91.0 and higher, it is possible to configure the WMUs software version by setting a preferred software version in the WMU tab of the WCU configuration. Once the WMU has reported back, it will be possible to view the current WMU software version in the same WMU tab.		For WCU versions 2.90.0 and higher, it is possible to configure the WMUs software version by setting a preferred software version in the WMU tab of the WCU configuration. Once the WMU has reported back, it will be possible to view the current WMU software version in the same WMU tab.

	For WCU versions 2.91.0 and higher, on platforms supporting LIN buses WMUs will have configurable LIN buses in addition to the CAN buses. Unlike CAN buses, the LIN buses do not have settings for 'wake on' or 'listen only'.		For WCU versions 2.91.0 and higher, on platforms supporting LIN buses WMUs will have configurable LIN buses in addition to the CAN buses. Unlike CAN buses, the LIN buses do not have settings for 'wake on' or 'listen only'.

Robin.karhu at 12:05, 11 October 2024

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	In addition to configuring WMUs in the [[I/O configurations#Add WMU(s)\|I/O configurations]]-tab, there are also settings for wake, CAN frame ID, and power mode in the [[The Portal Administrator View#WMU's Power Management\|Power Management]]-tab.		In addition to configuring WMUs in the [[I/O configurations#Add WMU(s)\|I/O configurations]]-tab, there are also settings for wake, CAN frame ID, and power mode in the [[The Portal Administrator View#WMU's Power Management\|Power Management]]-tab.

	~~From~~ 2.90.0 and on, it is possible to configure the WMUs software version by setting a preferred software version in the WMU tab of the WCU configuration. Once the WMU has reported back, it will be possible to view the current WMU software version in the same WMU tab.		For WCU versions 2.91.0 and higher, it is possible to configure the WMUs software version by setting a preferred software version in the WMU tab of the WCU configuration. Once the WMU has reported back, it will be possible to view the current WMU software version in the same WMU tab.

	For WCU ~~version~~ 2.91.0 and higher, on platforms supporting LIN buses WMUs will have configurable LIN buses in addition to the CAN buses. Unlike CAN buses, the LIN buses do not have settings for 'wake on' or 'listen only'.		For WCU versions 2.91.0 and higher, on platforms supporting LIN buses WMUs will have configurable LIN buses in addition to the CAN buses. Unlike CAN buses, the LIN buses do not have settings for 'wake on' or 'listen only'.

	To read more about adding WMU's, see the [[I/O_configurations#Add_WMU(s) \| Add WMU(s)]] section in I/O Configurations.		To read more about adding WMU's, see the [[I/O_configurations#Add_WMU(s) \| Add WMU(s)]] section in I/O Configurations.

Robin.karhu at 12:04, 11 October 2024

2024-10-11T12:04:07Z

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	A WMU is a relay unit subordinated to the WCU. Its purpose is to extend the measuring capabilities of a WCU, such as when measuring on CAN-buses. The WMU unit is connected to an engine and will measure its signals and relay them to the WCU over TCP/IP, which in turn will forward the result(s) to the Portal. This facilitates that the WCU can measure on arbitrarily many CAN-buses as long as sufficiently many WMUs are connected to the WCU.		A WMU is a relay unit subordinated to the WCU. Its purpose is to extend the measuring capabilities of a WCU, such as when measuring on CAN-buses. The WMU unit is connected to an engine and will measure its signals and relay them to the WCU over TCP/IP, which in turn will forward the result(s) to the Portal. This facilitates that the WCU can measure on arbitrarily many CAN-buses as long as sufficiently many WMUs are connected to the WCU.

	In addition to configuring WMUs in the [[I/O configurations#Add WMU(s)\|I/O configurations]]-tab, ~~it is~~ also ~~possible to specify 'Wake on~~ CAN~~' for WMUs~~ in the [[The Portal Administrator View#WMU's Power Management\|Power Management]]-tab.		In addition to configuring WMUs in the [[I/O configurations#Add WMU(s)\|I/O configurations]]-tab, there are also settings for wake, CAN frame ID, and power mode in the [[The Portal Administrator View#WMU's Power Management\|Power Management]]-tab.

	From 2.90.0 and on, it is possible to configure the WMUs software version by setting a preferred software version in the WMU tab of the WCU configuration. Once the WMU has reported back, it will be possible to view the current WMU software version in the same WMU tab.		From 2.90.0 and on, it is possible to configure the WMUs software version by setting a preferred software version in the WMU tab of the WCU configuration. Once the WMU has reported back, it will be possible to view the current WMU software version in the same WMU tab.

Robin.karhu at 12:00, 11 October 2024

2024-10-11T12:00:48Z

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	<includeonly>= WMU =</includeonly>		<includeonly>= WMU =</includeonly>
	A WMU is a relay unit subordinated to the WCU. Its purpose is to extend the measuring capabilities of a WCU, such as when measuring on CAN-buses. The WMU unit is connected to an engine and will measure its signals and relay them to the WCU over TCP/IP, which in turn will forward the result(s) to the Portal. This facilitates that the WCU can measure on arbitrarily many CAN-buses as long as sufficiently many WMUs are connected to the WCU.		A WMU is a relay unit subordinated to the WCU. Its purpose is to extend the measuring capabilities of a WCU, such as when measuring on CAN-buses. The WMU unit is connected to an engine and will measure its signals and relay them to the WCU over TCP/IP, which in turn will forward the result(s) to the Portal. This facilitates that the WCU can measure on arbitrarily many CAN-buses as long as sufficiently many WMUs are connected to the WCU.

			In addition to configuring WMUs in the [[I/O configurations#Add WMU(s)\|I/O configurations]]-tab, it is also possible to specify 'Wake on CAN' for WMUs in the [[The Portal Administrator View#WMU's Power Management\|Power Management]]-tab.

	From 2.90.0 and on, it is possible to configure the WMUs software version by setting a preferred software version in the WMU tab of the WCU configuration. Once the WMU has reported back, it will be possible to view the current WMU software version in the same WMU tab.		From 2.90.0 and on, it is possible to configure the WMUs software version by setting a preferred software version in the WMU tab of the WCU configuration. Once the WMU has reported back, it will be possible to view the current WMU software version in the same WMU tab.

			For WCU version 2.91.0 and higher, on platforms supporting LIN buses WMUs will have configurable LIN buses in addition to the CAN buses. Unlike CAN buses, the LIN buses do not have settings for 'wake on' or 'listen only'.

	To read more about adding WMU's, see the [[I/O_configurations#Add_WMU(s) \| Add WMU(s)]] section in I/O Configurations.		To read more about adding WMU's, see the [[I/O_configurations#Add_WMU(s) \| Add WMU(s)]] section in I/O Configurations.
	[[File:WMUs.png\|thumb\|730x730px\|WMUs]]		[[File:WMUs.png\|thumb\|730x730px\|WMUs]]
			[[File:WMUs with LIN.png\|thumb\|730x730px\|WMUs with LIN buses]]
	[[File:WMU configuration.png\|thumb\|731x731px\|Configure WMU software version]]		[[File:WMU configuration.png\|thumb\|731x731px\|Configure WMU software version]]

Robin.karhu at 13:01, 27 June 2024

2024-06-27T13:01:17Z

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	<div class="keywords"> wmu, wru, io, io configurations, io config, io configs, wake on can, power management </div>		<div class="keywords"> wmu, wru, io, io configurations, io config, io configs, wake on can, power management </div>
	<includeonly>= WMU =</includeonly>		<includeonly>= WMU =</includeonly>
	A WMU is a relay unit subordinated to the WCU. Its purpose is to extend the measuring capabilities of a WCU, such as when measuring on CAN-buses. The WMU unit is connected to an engine and will measure its signals and relay them to the WCU over TCP/IP, which in turn will forward the result(s) to the Portal. This facilitates that the WCU can measure on arbitrarily many CAN-buses as long as sufficiently many ~~WMU's~~ are connected to the WCU.		A WMU is a relay unit subordinated to the WCU. Its purpose is to extend the measuring capabilities of a WCU, such as when measuring on CAN-buses. The WMU unit is connected to an engine and will measure its signals and relay them to the WCU over TCP/IP, which in turn will forward the result(s) to the Portal. This facilitates that the WCU can measure on arbitrarily many CAN-buses as long as sufficiently many WMUs are connected to the WCU.

	From 2.90.0 and on, it is possible to configure the WMUs software version by setting a preferred software version in the WMU tab of the WCU configuration. Once the WMU has reported back, it will be possible to view the current WMU software version in the same WMU tab.		From 2.90.0 and on, it is possible to configure the WMUs software version by setting a preferred software version in the WMU tab of the WCU configuration. Once the WMU has reported back, it will be possible to view the current WMU software version in the same WMU tab.

	To read more about adding WMU's, see the [[I/O_configurations#Add_WMU(s) \| Add WMU(s)]] section in I/O Configurations.		To read more about adding WMU's, see the [[I/O_configurations#Add_WMU(s) \| Add WMU(s)]] section in I/O Configurations.
			[[File:WMUs.png\|thumb\|730x730px\|WMUs]]
			[[File:WMU configuration.png\|thumb\|731x731px\|Configure WMU software version]]

Robin.karhu at 12:54, 27 June 2024

2024-06-27T12:54:51Z

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	<includeonly>= WMU =</includeonly>		<includeonly>= WMU =</includeonly>
	A WMU is a relay unit subordinated to the WCU. Its purpose is to extend the measuring capabilities of a WCU, such as when measuring on CAN-buses. The WMU unit is connected to an engine and will measure its signals and relay them to the WCU over TCP/IP, which in turn will forward the result(s) to the Portal. This facilitates that the WCU can measure on arbitrarily many CAN-buses as long as sufficiently many WMU's are connected to the WCU.		A WMU is a relay unit subordinated to the WCU. Its purpose is to extend the measuring capabilities of a WCU, such as when measuring on CAN-buses. The WMU unit is connected to an engine and will measure its signals and relay them to the WCU over TCP/IP, which in turn will forward the result(s) to the Portal. This facilitates that the WCU can measure on arbitrarily many CAN-buses as long as sufficiently many WMU's are connected to the WCU.

			From 2.90.0 and on, it is possible to configure the WMUs software version by setting a preferred software version in the WMU tab of the WCU configuration. Once the WMU has reported back, it will be possible to view the current WMU software version in the same WMU tab.

	To read more about adding WMU's, see the [[I/O_configurations#Add_WMU(s) \| Add WMU(s)]] section in I/O Configurations.		To read more about adding WMU's, see the [[I/O_configurations#Add_WMU(s) \| Add WMU(s)]] section in I/O Configurations.

Robin.karhu at 10:28, 22 December 2022

2022-12-22T10:28:36Z

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	<includeonly>= WMU =</includeonly>		<includeonly>= WMU =</includeonly>
	A WMU is a relay unit subordinated to the WCU. Its purpose is to extend the measuring capabilities of a WCU, such as when measuring on CAN-buses. The WMU unit is connected to an engine and will measure its signals and relay them to the WCU over TCP/IP, which in turn will forward the result(s) to the Portal. This facilitates that the WCU can measure on arbitrarily many CAN-buses as long as sufficiently many WMU's are connected to the WCU.		A WMU is a relay unit subordinated to the WCU. Its purpose is to extend the measuring capabilities of a WCU, such as when measuring on CAN-buses. The WMU unit is connected to an engine and will measure its signals and relay them to the WCU over TCP/IP, which in turn will forward the result(s) to the Portal. This facilitates that the WCU can measure on arbitrarily many CAN-buses as long as sufficiently many WMU's are connected to the WCU.

			To read more about adding WMU's, see the [[I/O_configurations#Add_WMU(s) \| Add WMU(s)]] section in I/O Configurations.

Robin.karhu at 09:49, 22 December 2022

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	<div class="keywords"> wmu, wru, io, io configurations, io config, io configs, wake on can, power management </div>		<div class="keywords"> wmu, wru, io, io configurations, io config, io configs, wake on can, power management </div>
	<includeonly>= WMU =</includeonly>		<includeonly>= WMU =</includeonly>

	A WMU is a relay unit subordinated to the WCU. Its purpose is to extend the measuring capabilities of a WCU, such as when measuring on CAN-buses. The WMU unit is connected to an engine and will measure its signals and relay them to the WCU over TCP/IP, which in turn will forward the result(s) to the Portal. This facilitates that the WCU can measure on arbitrarily many CAN-buses as long as sufficiently many WMU's are connected to the WCU.		A WMU is a relay unit subordinated to the WCU. Its purpose is to extend the measuring capabilities of a WCU, such as when measuring on CAN-buses. The WMU unit is connected to an engine and will measure its signals and relay them to the WCU over TCP/IP, which in turn will forward the result(s) to the Portal. This facilitates that the WCU can measure on arbitrarily many CAN-buses as long as sufficiently many WMU's are connected to the WCU.

Robin.karhu at 09:49, 22 December 2022

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	<includeonly>= WMU =</includeonly>		<includeonly>= WMU =</includeonly>

			A WMU is a relay unit subordinated to the WCU. Its purpose is to extend the measuring capabilities of a WCU, such as when measuring on CAN-buses. The WMU unit is connected to an engine and will measure its signals and relay them to the WCU over TCP/IP, which in turn will forward the result(s) to the Portal. This facilitates that the WCU can measure on arbitrarily many CAN-buses as long as sufficiently many WMU's are connected to the WCU.

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WMU - Revision history

Robin.karhu at 12:06, 11 October 2024

Robin.karhu at 12:05, 11 October 2024

Robin.karhu at 12:04, 11 October 2024

Robin.karhu at 12:00, 11 October 2024

Robin.karhu at 13:01, 27 June 2024

Robin.karhu at 12:54, 27 June 2024

Robin.karhu at 10:28, 22 December 2022

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