CANoe.NMEA 2000, Version 7.1

Features and Advantages:

CANoe.NMEA2000 can be used through the entire development process, from planning to realization. The models created and checked by simulation in the design phase are continually reused in other forms. It is possible for example to use the models to verify the implementation and later for functional testing at the end check.

It is not necessary for the user to become familiar with the NMEA2000® protocol; he can concentrate on the actual task of creating a simulation or do data analysis. This significantly increases the quality of the development process and the efficiency of data analysis.

Functions:

CANoe.NMEA2000 expands the standard functionality of CANoe with:

  • Simple simulation
  • Support of the transport protocols BAM, CMDT, and Fast Packet
  • Protocol-specific representation in the Trace Window
  • GNSS/GPS display and simulation
  • Graphic display of the network nodes (scanner)
  • Expanded database
  • Diagnostic Trouble Code Monitor (DTC Monitor)
  • Diagnostic Memory Dialog (DiagMem)

New Functions of Version 7.1:

Button for time-synchronous display

  • The time-synchronous display of data can be activated with the help of a button. Starting from location information in the GNSS Monitor the user is lead to the respective parameter group in the Trace Window or gets a measuring point in the Graphic Window at the corresponding point in time or vice versa.

CANdb++ Editor optimized for messages with DLC>8

  • Simplified arrangement of signals for messages with DLC>8Byte

CAPL extension

  • The assignment operator supports parameter groups with DLC>8Byte.

Error messages with time stamp

  • Error messages regarding transport protocols contain a time stamp in the Write Window. This simplifies analysis of cause in the Trace Window or in the log file.

Revised J1939 Scanner

  • The view is optimized for dynamic networks, which significantly simplifies tracing and analyzing changes in the network configuration.

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