IMPORTANT!
Frame CAN IDs in the ADU Client are always presented in hexadecimal notation (they
usually begin with the 0x prefix, which is a symbol of hexadecimal notation).
Receiving 1 frame ID 0x123 Standard
• Base ID: 0x123 Standard
• Type: Normal
• Size: 1 frame
Receiving 8 frames from the range of ID 0x600 - 0x607 Standard.
• Base ID: 0x600 Standard
• Type: Normal
• Size: 8 frames
Remember that for regular frames (Type: Normal), the Base
ID must be divisible by Size without a remainder. For example,
you can receive 8 frames from the range of 0x600..607 using
one mob. However, it is not permitted to receive frames from
the range of 0x601..608 using one mob. If this is the case, this
should be divided into two mobs of 0x600..607 and 0x608.
To check if the Base ID is suitable, pay attention to the last digit in the hexadecimal notation:
– If the number is 0 or 8, then it is divisible by 8 (Size: 8)
– If the number is 0, 4, 8, C, then it is divisible by 4 (Size: 4)
– If the number is 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, A, C, E, then it is divisible by 2 (Size: 2)
– Each number is divisible by 1 (Size: 1)
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