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ChkStart_LINRespErrorSignal

Valid for: CANoe DE • CANoe4SW DE

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Function Syntax

  • dword ChkStart_LINRespErrorSignal (Node ObservedNode);
  • dword ChkStart_LINRespErrorSignal ();
  • dword ChkStart_LINRespErrorSignal ( Node ObservedNode, char[] CaplCallback);
  • dword ChkStart_LINRespErrorSignal (char[] CaplCallback);

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Constructor

  • TestCheck::StartLINRespErrorSignal (Node ObservedNode);
  • TestCheck::StartLINRespErrorSignal ();
  • TestCheck::StartLINRespErrorSignal ( Node ObservedNode, char[] CaplCallback);
  • TestCheck::StartLINRespErrorSignal (char[] CaplCallback);

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Description

Checks the LIN Response_Error signal for a specified LIN Slave node or for all LIN nodes. An event will be generated, if the Response_Error signal value changes from FALSE (0) to TRUE (1). J2602 specific: Bit 7 of Status Byte serves as Response_Error signal. Note: Dependent on the used parameter type the appropriate bus context in a multibus environment has only to be set before the function is called if the corresponding database object will be ambiguous. Further information on site MultiBus Environment.

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Parameters

  • ObservedNode: Node to be checked. Only Slave nodes are allowed.
  • CaplCallback: Name of CAPL callback function to be called on generated event. In simulation nodes this parameter has to be set. In test modules this parameter is optional.

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Return Values

  • 0: Check could not be created and must not be referenced
  • > 0: Check was created successfully and may be referenced using the returned (handle-) value.

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Possible Errors

  • The specified node is Master
  • The Response_Error signal for the specified node is not defined or the signal is not defined for any Slave node
  • CAPL callback does not exist

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Check-specific Queries

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Example

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dword checkId;
// Create and start the check for LIN response_error signal
checkId = ChkStart_LINRespErrorSignal("LINRespErrCallback");
...
// CAPL callback for violation notification
void LINRespErrCallback (dword aCheckId)
{
   ChkQuery_EventStatusToWrite(aCheckId);
}
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