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- Mon 15. Jun 2015, 12:47
- Forum: PCAN-Explorer 5 & Add-ins
- Topic: Signal collision when creating panel
- Replies: 4
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Re: Signal collision when creating panel
Ok, a bit combersome but I guess it will work. I really think you should add this feature though since I probably am far from the only one with this issue. One idea would be to just name the signal like; Bus_name.Symbol_name.Signal_name
- Mon 15. Jun 2015, 09:55
- Forum: PCAN-Explorer 5 & Add-ins
- Topic: Signal collision when creating panel
- Replies: 4
- Views: 7127
Re: Signal collision when creating panel
That solved it for collsions of signals from different ECUs. Now my next issue is collision of the same signal on different busses. What I want to do is have indicators for the same signal but on different busses. The problem is that there is no way of indicating this and the result is indicators ...
- Fri 12. Jun 2015, 18:47
- Forum: PCAN-Explorer 5 & Add-ins
- Topic: Sending a symbol (CAN message) periodically from a VBScript?
- Replies: 2
- Views: 5294
Re: Sending a symbol (CAN message) periodically from a VBScr
Thank you. I got it working.
- Fri 12. Jun 2015, 18:36
- Forum: PCAN-Explorer 5 & Add-ins
- Topic: Signal collision when creating panel
- Replies: 4
- Views: 7127
Signal collision when creating panel
I am trying to add 2 signal indications in a panel. The signals are ECU1.BoatSpeed and ECU2.BoatSpeed. When I add an indication I can only see the variable and not the symbol. There is no way to differentiate between the two variables since they have the same name, but they are on different CAN ids ...
- Mon 8. Jun 2015, 13:25
- Forum: PCAN-Explorer 5 & Add-ins
- Topic: Sending a symbol (CAN message) periodically from a VBScript?
- Replies: 2
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Sending a symbol (CAN message) periodically from a VBScript?
How do I send a symbol (CAN message) periodically from a VBScript? I want the message to be sent from a PCAN USB device and I want to use a database file instead of raw CAN-ids and values.
Dim sig1, sig2
Set sig1 = Signals("Foo.Speed")
Set sig2 = Signals("Foo.Heading")
sig1.Value = 1 ' m/s
sig2 ...
Dim sig1, sig2
Set sig1 = Signals("Foo.Speed")
Set sig2 = Signals("Foo.Heading")
sig1.Value = 1 ' m/s
sig2 ...