Version History

2011-06-16: CANoe.IP and CANalyzer.IP 7.6

Using the Interactive Generator Block for Ethernet, you can send Ethernet packets and socket-based UDP and TCP packets either periodically or spontaneously. In doing so, you can change the payload data at any time.
A .NET-API is now also available to you for receiving, processing and sending out Ethernet packets.
Individual or multiple Ethernet packets can be conveniently copied from the Trace Window to the Ethernet Packet Builder by drag & drop.
In the Trace Window’s detail view, bit fields are shown at their actual positions as a substructure within the header.
Signal sorting can be configured. This makes it easier for you to find signals.
A break in the connection to the CAN/WLAN gateway is output in the Trace Window and the ASCII log file. In addition, a new callback function can be used to react to a disconnection.

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Individual or multiple Ethernet packets can be conveniently copied from the Trace Window to the Ethernet Packet Builder by drag & drop.
Signal sorting can be configured. In particular, this simplifies searching for a specific signal in Ethernet packets with long signal lists.
In the Trace Window’s detail view, bit fields are shown at their actual positions as a substructure within the header.
Further optimizations in the Detail View make it easier to compare Ethernet packets.
A break in the connection to the CAN/WLAN gateway is output in the Trace Window and the ASCII log file .