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Event List Columns

Each column in the event list represents an automatic measurement. This document describes each column present. Different decoders support different automatic measurements. Clicking on any automatic measurement will change zoom view to the time that measurement was made.

Table 1 - General Columns

NameDescriptionNotes
TStartStart time of the event. The icon signifies the channel and if there are any warnings or errors in this event.
TWidthThe width of the event in time.
T-IFSThe time since the last event.Use for testing diagnostic response messaging which requires specific delays.
ErCntIndicates how many errors this event hasUse with filter to quickly find events that have errors
WrnCntIndicates how many warnings this event has
ID
NodeName of the node sending this event (requires a data base)When enabled with a data base this enables statistical node analysis on automatic measurements.
Datashows the data for the event

Table 2 - FlexRay Columns

NameDescriptionNotes
ResThe FlexRay reserved bit
PPIPayload preamble indicator bit
NullNull frame bit
Syncsync frame bit
Startstartup frame bit
Chthe flexray channel a or b
H-CRCthe header crc
CycCountthe current cycle count
CRCthe CRC - will be different for channel a and b
TSS (bits)transmission start sequence measurement in bits
Dynindicates whether this is a dynamic frame
LenLength of the data section in words

Table 3 - CAN / CAN FD Columns

NameDescriptionNotes
RTRRemote transmit request bit
IDEIdentifier extension bit
RB0reserve bit 0
RB1reserve bit 1
HiV (SWCAN ONLY)For single wire can this indicates the transmitter of the message is using the transceiver's High voltage mode
HiAck (SWCAN ONLY)For single wire can this indicates the ack bit is high voltage meaning at least one receiver is using the high voltage mode of the transceiver
HiSpd (SWCAN only)for single wire can this indicate the a high speed transition has occurred and is operating at the high bit rate
SRRStandard frame remote request bit
LenLength of data frame in bytes
CRCDelThe CRC Delimiter space
AckThe acknowledgement bit
AckDelthe acknowledgement delimiter bit
CRCThe 15 bit CRC checksum
Stuffshow many stuff bits are present in the CAN / CAN FD message
BitTolThe bit tolerance. The bits controlled only by the transmitter are measured between two recessive to dominant edges. This time is compared with the ideal bit time.
MinVHere a minimum voltage is measured across the bits controlled by the transmitter (after the ID and before the Ack bit)
MaxVHere a maximum voltage is measured across the bits controlled by the transmitter (after the ID and before the Ack bit)
AckSkewThe measures the time difference between the ideal starting ack position and the actual one
AckWidthThis measures the width of the ack bit
DataPercentThis measures the payload percentage of the message. This is how much data was sent compared to how long the entire frame requires.

Table 4 - LIN Columns

NameDescriptionNotes
Brk(bits)Length of sync break in bits
Syncvalue of the sync byte
TSlvRspTime between the master header and the slave response
THeaderLength of the master header in time
TResponseLength of the entire slave response
TMaxUtilThis the length of the frame compared to the ideal length * 40% allowed by the LIN specification
LenThis is the length of the frames data section.
ChkSumThis is the checksum of the LIN message. Both standard and enhanced are calculated.

Table 5 - J1850 VPW Columns

NameDescriptionNotes
SOFThe length of the start of frame symbol in time
Lenthe length of the message in bytes
CRCThe CRC check sum
IFRIn-frame response data (chrysler implementation only)

Table 6 - UART Columns

NameDescriptionNotes
Brk(bits)the number of bits of a UART break if present
Lenthe length of the data section
Data (ASCII)The data section represented as ascii characters

Table 6 - I2C Columns

NameDescriptionNotes
AddrLenThe length of the I2C address either 7 or 10 bits
R/WThis indicates if it is an I2C write or read
AddressThis is the address of the message
LenThis is the length of the data