TRC : Because the new version is able to handle control unit data, it can also parse nettodata trace files. Nettodata trace files are a more reliable representation of the control unit's coding. The old versions used the module file only as reference and ignored them for trace differences.
That makes the new version less tolerant for module version mismatches. Make sure you select the same chassis and module as used in NCS Expert to generate the trace file.
You can still compare trace files from different modules, but expect a lot of unresolved functions and parameters. C25 in the example. This should save time when working with many trace files. In previous versions the second trace file could only be used for the differences. Because of numerous user interface changes in NCS Dummy 0. Sorry about that but the new user interface should make the application much easier and faster to use.
In English that is 'Minimum number of flashes for one-touch turn signals' don't worry; there are translations for this one in NCS Dummy. With one-touch turn signals the indicators flash 3 times when shortly tapping the turn signal lever.
Mask 1C 0 to 7 also learns us that the function can accept other values than those two. In other words; there's a good chance that you can change the amount of flashes for the one-touch turn signal functionality. If you know a conversion that is not yet implemented, please mail it to. Order Options One of the shortcomings of the translations in NCS Dummy is that they do not always clarify the meaning of functions and parameters.
NCS Dummy tries to provide a helping hand by displaying extra information for each parameter that has cross references to the order options. The displayed order options can be looked up in the ZST. If no keyword exists the function or parameter cannot be represented in this format. As seen before chapter 3.
Control Unit Data this function controls the number of flashes for the one-touch turn signal functionality. Nettodata see later provides an alternative that doesn't suffer from this limitation. In the past NCS Dummy didn't display the omitted functions either, but starting from version 0. Properties and unoccupied blocks are not shown. The only way to visualize and manipulate these is through nettodata.
This nettodata trace file is actually an intermediate file that is used by NCS Expert when translating the module's binary data to keywords.
The nettodata trace file is very interesting because it contains an almost exact binary dump from the module's coding memory.
Below is an excerpt of a nettodata trace file. You have total control over the binary data in the module and therefore nettodata manipulation may seem like the holy grail of coding.
However, nettodata has serious limitations as well. The biggest issue is the fact that many modules do not support nettodata coding. This is actually rather stupid because modules are obviously not coded with keywords but binary data. There's no good reason why a module cannot be coded with nettodata but the job to do so is missing for many modules. From the pre-E60 era not a single module supports nettodata coding.
A second issue is that even when a module supports nettodata coding, it does not always work. Sometimes the process already fails during coding, other times coding is successful but the changes are not working or are lost upon the next restart of the module.
These issues make nettodata coding only useful in a few specific cases. Adding custom data As seen before chapter 3. Control Unit Data functions often accept more data values than defined by the parameters. Adding new parameters in module functions mode see chapter 3. Adding New Parameters is one way of providing custom data values and works great for functions, but special functions like properties and unoccupied blocks do not support predefined and new parameters.
This restriction can be circumvented when working with nettodata where direct manipulation of the binary data is possible without the need of predefined or new parameters.
When a nettodata trace file is loaded NCS Dummy allows you to add custom data for functions, properties and unoccupied blocks. Adding custom data is very similar to adding new parameters in module functions mode.
To do so, right-click on a function or function parameter and choose 'Add Custom Data' from the popup menu. A new fake parameter is added to the function and you can enter a custom data value for it. Note that unlike with adding new parameters in module functions mode, the NCS Expert DATEN files are not updated and only a single custom data value can be set per function!
MAN' and recode the vehicle as explained in chapter 6. MAN trace manipulation file. If something is wrong with the entered data, for example a data value outside the mask, NCS Dummy will highlight the faulty parameter and data field in red and prevent you from exporting the trace file until the fault is corrected. Remember that data values are always hexadecimal! For certain items adding custom data is your only option. However when working with functions as in the example above adding new parameters in module functions mode is preferred over adding custom data in trace functions mode.
You may still use nettodata and custom data because it's a quick way to make advanced changes to a module's coding without modifying any NCS Expert DATEN files, but if you experience issues coding fails or does not stick use the preferred method instead. The HEX trace viewer provides a hexadecimal overview of the module's coding memory. In addition you can make changes in the graphical trace editor and see the changes immediately reflected in the HEX trace viewer.
When a function is selected in the graphical trace editor, the bytes spanned by the function are highlighted in the HEX trace viewer. Bytes that have changed from the originally loaded nettodata trace are displayed in red. Invalid data is indicated with XX. Byte positions that were not in the nettodata trace file are displayed as blanks. Partially masked bytes are underlined. Once your changes are done we can proceed by clicking OK to accept the changes. No close all windows to return to the desktop.
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