The status information in NCOM is output over the CAN bus on Identifiers 500h to 5FFh.
The offset from 500h is the same as the Channel number in the NCOM message definition.
The bytes 0 to 7 are the same in the CAN message as in the NCOM packet.
Table heading definitions
The fields in the tables have the following meanings.
Offset (bits). This is the offset into the message where the signal starts. To compute the
offset in bytes divide the value by 8.
Length (bits). This is the length of the signal in bits. To compute the length of the signal in
bytes, divide the value by 8.
Type. This specifies either an unsigned value (U) or a signed value (S).
Units. This is the units for the signal.
Factor. This is the factor that the integer unit should be multiplied by to get the signal into
the units given in the table.
Offset. This is the value of the signal when the integer value in the CAN message is zero.
It is zero for all the RT signals and can usually be discarded.
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