This structure defines various settings for the ValueCAN RF device
Remarks
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
can1
See CAN_SETTINGS structure
can2
See CAN_SETTINGS structure
can3
See CAN_SETTINGS structure
can4
See CAN_SETTINGS structure
lin1
See LIN_SETTINGS structure
lin2
See LIN_SETTINGS structure
network_enables
Bitfield containing the software license enables. Depending on the hardware license purchased the customer may have to conditionally select which hardware channels to enable. For example the neoVI Red license allows the user to enable any 2 Dual Wire CAN channels and any 2 LIN channels. To enable a specific network its corresponding bit must be set (1). In order to transmit or receive on a network it must be enabled.
network_enabled_on_boot
Normally neoVI only initiates its comm channels when CoreMini is running or if neoVI is online with DLL/Vehicle Spy 3. Practically this means the the CAN controllers stay in Listen Only mode until the device goes online. Once online the neoVI loads the user settings. Setting this parameter to 1 will change this behavior so that the neoVI enables its controllers immediately on boot.
Default value = 0
pwr_man_timeout
Number of milliseconds of no bus activity required before neoVI enters low power mode. Note pwr_man_enable must be set for power management to be enabled.
Default value = 10000
pwr_man_enable
1 = enable Power Management, 0 = disable.
Default value = 0
misc_io_initial_ddr
MISC IO Initial Data Direction Register. Controls the initial data direction of the tri-states on all misc digital pins. Each bit corresponds to an individual misc pin. Bit value of 0 signifies an input and bit value 1 signifies and output. Bit values corresponding to non existent pins (EX MISC7-MISC15 on FIRE) have no effect.
Default value = 0
Examples:
Set MISC1 to be output, all else input: misc_io_initial_ddr = 1
Set MISC1and MISC2 to be output, all else input: misc_io_initial_ddr = 3 (11 binary)
Set all MISC pins to output: misc_io_initial_ddr = 65535 (1111111111111111 binary)
misc_io_initial_latch
MISC IO Initial Latch Register. Controls the initial output latch value on all misc digital pins. Each bit corresponds to an individual misc pin. Bit value of 0 signifies an low voltage and bit value 1 signifies high voltage. Bit values corresponding to non existent pins (EX MISC7-MISC15 on FIRE) have no effect.
Default value = 0
Examples:
Set MISC1 to be high, all else low: misc_io_initial_latch = 1
Set MISC1and MISC2 to be high, all else low: misc_io_initial_latch = 3 (11 binary)
Set all MISC pins to high: misc_io_initial_latch = 65535 (1111111111111111 binary)
Note: In order for digital outputs to work correctly the corresponding bit in misc_io_initial_ddr must be set to output and corresponding bit in misc_io_analog_enable must be cleared.
misc_io_analog_enable
MISC IO Analog Enable Register. Controls the initial analog enables on all misc analog pins. Each bit corresponds to an individual misc pin that supports analog input. Bit value of 0 signifies that corresponding misc pin is digital only, and bit value 1 signifies corresponding misc pin is analog. Note that because some MISC pins are not capable of analog they are not included in the register. For example neoVI FIRE’s analog pins are MISC3-MISC6, therefore bit 0 corresponds to MISC3’s analog enable. Bit values corresponding to non existent pins have no effect.
Default value = 0
Examples:
Set MISC3 to be analog, all else digital. (neoVI FIRE) : misc_io_analog_enable = 1
Set MISC3 and MISC4 to be analog, all else digital. (neoVI FIRE): misc_io_analog_enable = 3 (11 binary)
Set all MISC pins to high: misc_io_analog_enable = 65535 (1111111111111111 binary) Note: that in order for analog inputs to work correctly the corresponding bit in misc_io_analog_enable must be set to 1.
misc_io_report_period
Period in milliseconds of device report message holding digital and analog data.
Default value = 100
Note: Periodic reporting requires misc_io_on_report_events[0] to be set.
misc_io_on_report_events
Period in milliseconds of device report message holding digital and analog data.
Default value = 100
Note: Periodic reporting requires misc_io_on_report_events[0] to be set.
iso15765_separation_time_offset
In an ISO15765-2 Transmission, the receiver transmits a flow control message that informs that transmitter how much time there should be between individual CAN messages. This parameter allows the user to shift that spacing to make it smaller or larger. Valid range is -1563 to 1563 units where each unit represents 6.4us. Defaults to 0. If IFS plus the offset is negative than the Tx Messages will be back to back.
Default value = 0
Examples:
ISO15765-2 Tx Message Inner frame spacing is exactly what is specified in flow control message: iso15765_separation_time_offset = 0
ISO15765-2 Tx Message Inner frame spacing is what’s specified in flow control message.+ 998.4 us: iso15765_separation_time_offset = 156
ISO15765-2 Tx Message Inner frame spacing is what’s specified in flow control message.- 998.4 us: iso15765_separation_time_offset = -156
iso9141_kwp_settings
See ISO9141_KEYWORD2000_SETTINGS structure
perf_en
Performance test. Default value = 0
iso_parity
ISO9141 Parity setting: 0 - no parity, 1 - even, 2 - odd
iso_msg_termination
ISO9141 message termination setting: 0 - use inner frame time 1 - GME CIM-SCL
iso_tester_pullup_enable
Not Available
network_enables_2
Bitfield containing the software license enables. Depending on the hardware license purchased the customer may have to conditionally select which hardware channels to enable. For example the neoVI Red license allows the user to enable any 2 Dual Wire CAN channels and any 2 LIN channels. To enable a specific network its corresponding bit must be set (1). In order to transmit or receive on a network it must be enabled.
iso9141_kwp_settings_2
See ISO9141_KEYWORD2000_SETTINGS structure
iso_parity_2
ISO9141 Parity setting: 0 - no parity, 1 - even, 2 - odd
iso_msg_termination_2
ISO9141 message termination setting: 0 - use inner frame time 1 - GME CIM-SCL
idle_wakeup_network_enables_1
Bitfield containing list of hardware networks to look at for sleep enable. To enable a specific network its corresponding bit must be set (1). In order to transmit or receive on a network it must be enabled.
idle_wakeup_network_enables_2
Bitfield containing list of hardware networks to look at for sleep enable. To enable a specific network its corresponding bit must be set (1). In order to transmit or receive on a network it must be enabled.
disableFwLEDs
Disables the LEDs on the device.
HSCAN : 0
MSCAN : 1
LIN1 : 2
LIN2 : 3
VIRTUAL : 4
HSCAN2 : 5
LSFTCAN1 : 6
SWCAN1 : 7
HSCAN3 : 8
GMCGI : 9
J1850 : 10
LIN3 : 11
LIN4 : 12
J1708 : 13
HSCAN4 : 14
HSCAN5 :15
KLINE1 : 0
KLINE2 : 1
KLINE3 : 2
KLINE4 : 3
FLEXRAY1A : 4
UART : 5
UART2 :6
LIN5 : 7
MOST25 : 8
MOST50 : 9
FLEXRAY1B : 10
SWCAN2 : 11
ETHERNET_DAQ : 12
ETHERNET : 13
FLEXRAY2A : 14
FLEXRAY2B :15
HSCAN : 0
MSCAN : 1
LIN1 : 2
LIN2 : 3
VIRTUAL : 4
HSCAN2 : 5
LSFTCAN1 : 6
SWCAN1 : 7
HSCAN3 : 8
GMCGI : 9
J1850 : 10
LIN3 : 11
LIN4 : 12
J1708 : 13
HSCAN4 : 14
HSCAN5 : 15
KLINE1 : 0
KLINE2 : 1
KLINE3 : 2
KLINE4 : 3
FLEXRAY1A : 4
UART : 5
UART2 :6
LIN5 : 7
MOST25 : 8
MOST50 : 9
FLEXRAY1B : 10
SWCAN2 : 11
ETHERNET_DAQ : 12
ETHERNET : 13
FLEXRAY2A : 14
FLEXRAY2B :15