Transmitting multiple frames while schedule table is running

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gagan.k
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Transmitting multiple frames while schedule table is running

Post by gagan.k » Tue 8. Apr 2025, 14:18

Hello all,

I am working on PLIN-View Pro and unable to run multiple schedule tables.

I have multiple frames to send and receive the information. Subscriber sends the data with 0X3D and publisher responds back with 0X3C frame. I am unable to get the slave response while i send the request. and there is always a message that says slave not responding message for a publisher slave in PLIN view pro how can i get rid of it.

Is it possible to run multiple tables at a time, if not then is there any approach where i can have multiple frames running simultaneously, and what all needs to be edited to set the multiple frames especially in terms of buffer, how do i adjust it in single table.

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Re: Transmitting multiple frames while schedule table is running

Post by M.Maidhof » Tue 8. Apr 2025, 16:43

Hi,

no you can't run several scheduler at the same time. This could not work in a LIN system. But you can use a VBscript to run a scheduler, stop it, run some 3C/3D commuication and start scheduler again. See help in PLIN-View Pro for more details.

There are also some script examples here in the forum

regards

Michael

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Re: Transmitting multiple frames while schedule table is running

Post by gagan.k » Mon 21. Apr 2025, 12:14

Hi,

I have a PLIN-API which controls and performs these communications. Is it possible to connect VB scripting and the existing API. If yes the how can this be achieved.

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Re: Transmitting multiple frames while schedule table is running

Post by M.Maidhof » Tue 22. Apr 2025, 14:56

Hi,

no, this is not possible. The VBscript option only works with PLIN-View Pro, which is also based on the PLIN-API.
When you already work with the PLIN-API, you have full control over the hardware and schedulers by API.

regards

Michael

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