Ver­si­on 2.3

A major chan­ge brings the new function
Pro­ject management.

This enables a quick swit­cho­ver bet­ween dif­fe­rent instal­la­ti­ons. The fol­lo­wing data belongs to a project:

• Set­tings of the CAN bus, spe­cial baud rates
• Valua­ti­on set­tings (rating)
• Pre­de­fi­ned sta­ti­on lists (mea­su­re­ment of stations)
• Send lists (pro­to­col monitor)
• Sym­bol files for deco­ding (pro­to­col monitor)
• Mea­su­re­ment data of all apps
• Archi­ve files
• Trace files
• Screen­shots
• Back­ground image

The­se data are available for each pro­ject and can be used inde­pendent­ly of each other. If a new pro­ject is crea­ted befo­re a mea­su­re­ment, the data pre­vious­ly stored on the device is no lon­ger over­writ­ten. A fur­ther advan­ta­ge is that archi­ve files and screen­shots are now also stored in a fol­der per instal­la­ti­on (to the pro­ject) and not just in chro­no­lo­gi­cal order.

The pro­jects can be crea­ted, dele­ted and named direct­ly in CAN­touch wit­hout the need to con­nect to a computer.

As a result of this func­tion, the fol­der struc­tu­re on the dri­ve has been chan­ged. In the new fol­der » Pro­jects, a fol­der is crea­ted for each new­ly crea­ted pro­ject. The exis­ting sub­fol­der » Default con­ta­ins the fol­ders and mea­su­re­ment files, which are crea­ted wit­hout using the pro­ject manage­ment. So by the stan­dard, you work in the pro­ject “Default”, even if you have never crea­ted ano­ther project.

As set­tings are stored in the respec­ti­ve pro­ject fol­der, ever­y­thing fits the instal­la­ti­on after it has been set once.

Adjus­t­ments of the eva­lua­ti­on file are retai­ned for each project.

Send lists of the pro­to­col moni­tor har­mo­ni­zing with the installation.

The sel­ec­tion of sym­bol files matches the attachment.

For easy dif­fe­ren­tia­ti­on of pro­jects, the sel­ec­ted pro­ject name is dis­play­ed on the lock screen and within the con­trol cen­ter. In addi­ti­on, a sepa­ra­te back­ground image can be set.

Due to the con­ver­si­on to pro­jects, the set­tings menu also had to be chan­ged. We now distin­gu­ish more stron­gly bet­ween device infor­ma­ti­on and set­tings and pro­ject-rela­ted set­tings. The over­all lay­out appears more logical.

The minor modi­fi­ca­ti­on con­cerns the app
Bus sta­tus, ins­tead of three the­re are now 4 levels.

Sta­tus	The dis­play refers to the last second.
	Bet­ween CAN_​H and CAN_​L a sta­tic vol­ta­ge dif­fe­rence bet­ween 0.5 and 0.9 V is measured.
	A sta­tic vol­ta­ge dif­fe­rence > 0.9 V is mea­su­red bet­ween CAN_​H and CAN_L.
	A sta­tic vol­ta­ge dif­fe­rence < 0.5 V is mea­su­red bet­ween CAN_​H and CAN_L.
	A level chan­ge is detec­ted, but no valid CAN tele­grams can be detec­ted. The baud rate is pro­ba­b­ly not set correctly.
	The bus sta­tus lamp only turns green when the tes­ter has detec­ted at least one valid CAN tele­gram on the bus.

The Online Trig­ger app now allows you to create
Mea­su­re­ment archi­ves, which can be impor­ted into the CBT2 soft­ware as usu­al. For this pur­po­se, it was neces­sa­ry to mer­ge the mea­su­re­ment data into a sin­gle file. Plea­se note that an update of the CAN-Bus Tes­ter 2 soft­ware is requi­red to import the data successfully.

From this soft­ware ver­si­on onwards, the CAN­touch also dis­plays the
Memo­ry usa­ge of the inter­nal dri­ve. It is dis­play­ed sor­ted once by file type and once sor­ted by pro­ject. In this way, it is pos­si­ble to dele­te the memo­ry more effi­ci­ent­ly if the memo­ry is at risk of beco­ming full.

Of the minor chan­ges, the impro­ve­ment of the
Oscil­lo­scope dis­play is worth men­tio­ning. The enti­re mea­su­ring ran­ge is now dis­play­ed here as in CAN-Bus Tes­ter 2, the rest­ric­tion to a width of 8448 px has been remo­ved. This appli­es to the apps node mea­su­re­ment and online trigger.

Ano­ther small chan­ge was intro­du­ced on cus­to­mer request: the
Type of the SAE J1939 sys­tem (SAE J1939 /​ISOBUS /​NMEA 2000) can now be sel­ec­ted and the device dis­plays the cor­re­spon­ding logo in the App node measurement.

After a data back­up (if requi­red) and the instal­la­ti­on of this update, we recom­mend that you acti­va­te the new function
Res­to­re fac­to­ry sta­tus once. This dele­tes the files that have beco­me obso­le­te by the pro­ject manage­ment. The mea­su­re­ment data is now only stored in the pro­jects. You can then res­to­re your set­tings files to the » Pro­jects » Default fol­der or to a new project.