Manufacturer Specific Profile Area
Manual • Doc.-No.: C.3055.21 / Rev. 1.1
CAN-CBX-COM2
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The following table shows the various options:
MinChar
Transmission
command
Flag
transmission
to CAN
Comments
1...8
-
-
At least 1 to 8 bytes are always transmitted.
Parameter MaxChar is also evaluated.
9
<End_Char_1>
with
<Char_1>
Data is transmitted after
<Char_1> has been received.
<Char_1> is also transmitted.
A
h
<End_Char_2>
with
<Char_2>
As under ‘9’, but with <Char_2>.
B
h
<End_Char_1>
without
<Char_1>
As under ‘9’, but with <Char_1> is not
transmitted as well.
C
h
<End_Char_2>
without
<Char_2>
As under ‘B’, but with <Char_2>.
D
h
<End_Char_1>
without
<Char_1>
and without
<Char_2>
The end of the message can have <Char_1> and
<Char_2>. The data is transmitted after
<Char_1> has been received. Neither <Char_1>
nor <Char_2> are transmitted as well.
E
h
<End_Char_2>
without
<Char_1>
and without
<Char_2>
As under ‘D’, but with <Char_2>.
F
h
-
-
reserved
Table 20: Selection of the transmission condition via parameter MinChar
Examples:
The examples below are representative for the CAN-CBM-COM2 being operated by
parameters in default setting, i.e. Char_1 = <CR>, Char_2 = <LF>.
1. For MinChar value B
h
has been selected. Via the serial interface the data
‘abcd<CR>’ is received. The data ‘abcd’ would be transmitted on CAN after
<CR> had been received.
2. For MinChar value E
h
has been selected. Via the serial interface the data
‘abcd<CR><LF>’ is received. The data ‘abcd’ would be transmitted on the CAN
after <LF> had been received.