CAN Baud Rate setting
During the start, the Updater reads the project file and checks if CAN Protocols are
used and on which CAN Ports the protocols are running.
If protocols are used, the appropriate baud rate is read. If a protocol uses the same
port as the Updater, the appropriate baud rate is set in the Device CAN Settings
(also for the first start of the Updater).
The baud rate combo box shows whether a baud rate is configured for a CAN Port
which uses a CAN Protocol. The appropriate baud rate then gets an extension like
this "250 kbit/s (Project Port: 2)"
The Updater usually should always set the baud rate for PC and device properly
and it is not necessary to set them manually. So please be careful if you change the
baud rate.
If the Updater uses a CAN Port which is not used by other protocols, the baud rate is
set to 250 kbit/s as default, but in this case you can set a preferred Baud rate by
yourself.
CAN ID Type setting
Here you can define whether 11 Bit or 29 Bit CAN IDs shall be used for the CAN
communication.
For 11 Bit CAN IDs all values between 0x0 - 0x7FF are allowed.
For 29 Bit CAN IDs all values between 0x0 - 0x1FFF FFFF are allowed.
Please check the CAN IDs after updating the CAN ID Type.
CAN ID settings (Command Length ID, Command ID, Stream Length ID and
Stream ID)
These IDs will be used for the CAN communication between the HostUpdater and
ClientUpdater.
Each ID has to be valid (in the range of the CAN ID Type) and unique.
If the IDs are not valid, the Transfer button is disabled.
It is very important that the configured IDs won't be used by other entities which also
use the same CAN bus, otherwise the project update process won't work properly
and/or other entities won't work properly.
Restore CAN Settings
With the button "Restore..." you can restore the CAN parameters for PC or Device
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