Verbal Conversion Tables Tab
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Verbal Conversion Tables are equivalent to enumerated or state encoded decimal lookup tables. These tables take integer value inputs and apply text description outputs to them. For example, 0 = Off, 1 = On, etc.
The Verbal Conversion Tables tab has a table to display all A2L file Verbal Conversion Tables and their properties. Each row (below the 1st filtering row) defines a Verbal Conversion Table and each column is a property. The default column configuration is shown in Figure 1.
Columns in the table can be filtered, reorganized, added, and hidden. These table features are common across all tabs in this area. To add items to the table you can:
Drag/drop symbols from an ECU map file.
Use the Create tool or right click menu selection.
Import an existing A2L file.
To edit items already in the table with the Edit Verbal Conversion Tables dialog you can:
Double click on a cell in the table.
Use the Edit tool or right click menu selection.
Refer to Table 1 below for a description of each column on the Verbal Conversion Tables tab
Name
Unique identifier of the Verbal Conversion Table. Here are the main requirements for this field:
Max overall length = 1024 characters.
Max partial string length = 128 characters.
Allowed characters: A - Z, a - z, 0 - 9, underscores, periods, and brackets [ ].
Must NOT contain spaces.
First character must be a letter or an underscore.
Any brackets must occur in pairs at the end of a partial string.
Any bracket pairs must surround a number or string.
Name is case sensitive. (i.e. "b" and "B" are considered unique)
If in doubt about valid names, please refer to the ASAM specifications.
EnumType
NumberValuePairs
Total number of defined Input/Output pairs.
DefaultValue
Default text display for undeclared Inputs.
TableValues
List of each defined Input/Output pair.
LongIdentifier
Comment or description.
Mislabeled column that works like KeyName which is the name from a map file dropped into the A2L item area.