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== Set, View, and Apply Default WCU Configurations == | == Set, View, and Apply Default WCU Configurations == | ||
Starting from version 2.96, users can now set, view, and apply default WCU configurations. Admin permissions are required to access these new functions. Read more about it here. | Starting from version 2.96, users can now set, view, and apply default WCU configurations. Admin permissions are required to access these new functions. Read more about it [[Default WCU Configuration|here]]. | ||
== Users can now shelve a WCU directly from the Vehicles panel == | |||
Users with WCU shelving permissions can now shelve a WCU directly in the Vehicles panel. Read more about it [[Shelve and Unshelve a WCU|here]]. | |||
== VINReader option to not request VIN if known == | |||
A new option is available to silence VINReader on startup if the VIN is already known. When in play, VINReader will stay silent, i.e. not request any VIN, if VIN is already known. However, if VIN is unknown, VINReader will send a request for VIN. | |||
== Support for diagnostic Build ID request == | |||
Starting with version 2.96, the Build ID can serve as the software version identifier. The specific request used as the software version identifier can be configured individually for each vehicle. | |||
== Diagnostic tester detection == | |||
For WCUs configured for version 2.96.0 and up, it is now possible to set whether to use 'diagnostic tester detection' in the [[I/O configurations#The Miscellaneous Section|IO tab]] when editing the configuration. | |||
== Edit and remove ECU SW from validation for M-Log, Arcos, and IPEmotion RT tasks == | |||
When viewed in the tasks panel it is now possible to add, edit, or remove ECU SW from validation on [[Creating a Task#M-Log|M-Log]], [[Creating a Task#Arcos|Arcos]], or [[Creating a Task#IPEmotion RT|IPEmotion RT]] tasks. | |||
== Support for configurable PIN codes in sequence files for IDC and Signal Reader == | |||
If PIC codes have been configured for one or more ECUs in a vehicle connected to a WCU, the PIN codes can be used in diagnostic sequence files in IDC and Signal Reader (DRECs) by referring to the using the naming convention "PIN_<ecuname>_<area>". The name should be prefixed by a dollar sign to indicate that it is a variable name. For example, the PIN code for area 17 in the ECM ECU can be referenced in a sequence file by $PIN_ECM_17. Note that the area code should be hexadecimal. | |||
== New trigger expression operator in Signal Reader == | |||
Signal Reader has a new trigger expression operator TIME_SINCE_UPDATE, which returs the time in seconds since a specified signal was updated. | |||
== New expression for UD signals in Signal Reader == | |||
IF-THEN-ELSE expressions are now supported in User Defined signals in Signal Reader. | |||
== Mapping LIN buses on Signal Reader task == | |||
Support for mapping LIN buses on Signal Reader task. Read more [[Mappings|here.]] | |||
Latest revision as of 13:11, 12 November 2025
This page gives a brief introduction to new features or changes introduced in version 2.96 of the WICE portal.
DLT Daemon mode and DLT UDS in parallel
The portal now supports creating DLT tasks with daemon mode and UDS service 38 enabled at the same time. This requires WCU software version 2.96.0 or later for the selected WCUs. See Creating a Task#Diagnostic Log and Trace (DLT).
DLT Daemon address via vehicle announcement
For WCUs configured for software version 2.96.0 it is possible to get the daemon address via vehicle announcement instead of specifying a daemon address when the task is created. See Creating a Task#Diagnostic Log and Trace (DLT).
Set, View, and Apply Default WCU Configurations
Starting from version 2.96, users can now set, view, and apply default WCU configurations. Admin permissions are required to access these new functions. Read more about it here.
Users can now shelve a WCU directly from the Vehicles panel
Users with WCU shelving permissions can now shelve a WCU directly in the Vehicles panel. Read more about it here.
VINReader option to not request VIN if known
A new option is available to silence VINReader on startup if the VIN is already known. When in play, VINReader will stay silent, i.e. not request any VIN, if VIN is already known. However, if VIN is unknown, VINReader will send a request for VIN.
Support for diagnostic Build ID request
Starting with version 2.96, the Build ID can serve as the software version identifier. The specific request used as the software version identifier can be configured individually for each vehicle.
Diagnostic tester detection
For WCUs configured for version 2.96.0 and up, it is now possible to set whether to use 'diagnostic tester detection' in the IO tab when editing the configuration.
Edit and remove ECU SW from validation for M-Log, Arcos, and IPEmotion RT tasks
When viewed in the tasks panel it is now possible to add, edit, or remove ECU SW from validation on M-Log, Arcos, or IPEmotion RT tasks.
Support for configurable PIN codes in sequence files for IDC and Signal Reader
If PIC codes have been configured for one or more ECUs in a vehicle connected to a WCU, the PIN codes can be used in diagnostic sequence files in IDC and Signal Reader (DRECs) by referring to the using the naming convention "PIN_<ecuname>_<area>". The name should be prefixed by a dollar sign to indicate that it is a variable name. For example, the PIN code for area 17 in the ECM ECU can be referenced in a sequence file by $PIN_ECM_17. Note that the area code should be hexadecimal.
New trigger expression operator in Signal Reader
Signal Reader has a new trigger expression operator TIME_SINCE_UPDATE, which returs the time in seconds since a specified signal was updated.
New expression for UD signals in Signal Reader
IF-THEN-ELSE expressions are now supported in User Defined signals in Signal Reader.
Mapping LIN buses on Signal Reader task
Support for mapping LIN buses on Signal Reader task. Read more here.