Easiest Way To Send and Record TRC Files Under Linux?
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WilkinsMicawber
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Easiest Way To Send and Record TRC Files Under Linux?
I'm looking to play prerecorded PCAN TRC files back to a CAN device under Linux. I would also like to be able to record CAN messages in the TRC format. Is there an API or other similar thing that could help me do this?
Re: Easiest Way To Send and Record TRC Files Under Linux?
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Hello,
Recording: The PCAN-Basic API (both, Windows and Linux versions) allows you to automatically record CAN communication in PEAK Trace format (*.trc). The generated file is then compatible with all PEAK software supporting tracing, like PCAN-Explorer, PCAN-View, PCAN-Trace, etc. This functionality is activated over parameter through the function CAN_SetValue. Check the PCAN-Basic documentation for "Types/TPCANParameter/PCAN_TRACE_*" parameters.
Playback: Parsing and sending Trace files can be achieved in Windows, using PCAN-Explorer 6 and PCAN-Trace. There is no API that allows you to do this.
Hello,
Recording: The PCAN-Basic API (both, Windows and Linux versions) allows you to automatically record CAN communication in PEAK Trace format (*.trc). The generated file is then compatible with all PEAK software supporting tracing, like PCAN-Explorer, PCAN-View, PCAN-Trace, etc. This functionality is activated over parameter through the function CAN_SetValue. Check the PCAN-Basic documentation for "Types/TPCANParameter/PCAN_TRACE_*" parameters.
Playback: Parsing and sending Trace files can be achieved in Windows, using PCAN-Explorer 6 and PCAN-Trace. There is no API that allows you to do this.
Best regards,
Keneth
Keneth