LIN Option
The X-Analyser is a CAN analysis tool. The LIN option extends the functionality of X-Analyser from CAN systems through to LIN devices and systems.
X-Analyser LIN Display
Benefits:
- Integrated CAN and LIN tools
- Auto-synchronisation with LIN network
- View LIN data, checksums, and parity errors
Applications:
- In-Vehicle Network Diagnosis
- Monitoring of both automotive systems and devices
- LIN ECU development
X-Analyser LIN Option features include:
LIN Monitoring Mode
- RAM Buffer 22 to 1’000’000 LIN Messages
- Timestamp
- Message Description
- LIN channel
- LIN ID
- Length control
- Parity bits
- Checksum
- LIN data field
- Chronological or Fixed Position Display
Baud Rate Support
- 2’400, 4’800, 9’600 and 19’200 baud supported
LIN Error detection
- Identifier Parity Error Detection
- Bit Error Detection
- Slave not Responding Error
- Inconsistent Synch Break Error
- Spurious Synch Break Received
LIN Error Injection
- Checksum Error
- Identifier Parity Error Detection
- Incorrect Data Field Length
Save Files
- LIN Data may be saved and then reloaded into X-Analyser (X-Analyser Capture file and text file formats)Scripting Feature
This easy to use feature allows the simulation of both simple and complex CAN/LIN nodes and networks using your existing CAN/LIN analysis equipment.
The Scripting feature is integrated within the X-Analyser Standard Edition tool to provide side-by-side analysis of a CAN or LIN bus and its subsystems. With this feature and its functionality, users can see the real time behaviour and response of existing CAN hardware to simulated inputs.
X-Analyser looks after the layer 2 CAN and LIN communication, leaving the user to be able to write C/C++ or .NET scripting using a very simple Application Programming Interface, e.g.
- Initialise API
- Receive Message Handler
- Transmit Message
The benefits of X-Analyser’s Scripting feature are:
- Simulate a prototype ECU in an existing CAN/LIN system
- Simulate a CAN/LIN system for testing a prototype ECU
- Easy to Use
- Reduce development time and save money
The X-Analyser comes with simple script examples that give the user an example of how to get started in the following ways:
- Respond to messages on the CAN bus
- Setup simple panels in .NET
- Timer Triggered Transmission: Using the Windows timer as a scheduler for periodic transmission
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