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The DM messages blocks implement all of the necessary J1939 diagnostic messages to create an OBD compliant system. Many of the DM messages bloks interact directly with the Raptor OBD Fault Manager to query fault information. The use of these blocks requires the Raptor OBD Fault Manager to be included in the model as well as three Custom Field Definitions for the SPN, FMI, and Occurred Count of each fault. The data types of these fields should be uint32 for SPN and uint8 for FMI and Occurred Count.
Blocks
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DM1 |
This block implements PGN 65226 Active Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DM1). This block works with the Raptor OBD Fault Manager and sends all the faults in the confirmed state. Use the raptor_j1939_spn_write block with SPNs 1213, 623, 624, 987, 3038, 3039, 3040 to set the lamp statuses. |
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DM2 |
This block implements PGN 65227 Previously Active Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DM2). This block works with the Raptor OBD Fault Manager and sends all the faults in the previously active state. Use the raptor_j1939_spn_write block with SPNs 1213, 623, 624, 987, 3038, 3039, 3040 to set the lamp statuses. |
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DM3 |
This block implements PGN 65228 Diagnostic Data Clear/Reset of Previously Active DTCs (DM3). This block outputs a function call when the PGN is requested. The function call should be connected to a subsystem which clears the appropriate faults. |
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DM4 |
This block implements PGN 65229 Freeze Frame Parameters (DM4). The input to this block is a vector of type uint8 which contains the contents of the DM4 message according to the J1939 specification. |
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DM5 |
This block implements PGN 65230 Diagnostic Readiness 1 (DM5). |
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DM6 |
This block implements PGN 65231 Pending DTCs (DM6). This block works with the Raptor OBD Fault Manager and returns all the faults in the pending state which are defined as emissions-related. Use the raptor_j1939_spn_write block with SPNs 1213, 623, 624, 987, 3038, 3039, 3040 to set the lamp statuses. |
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DM7 |
This block implements PGN 58112 Command Non-Continuously Monitored Test (DM7). This block implements the base of the DM7 message. Additional blocks will be needed inside to interface to the correct code to perform the requested test. Without modification, no tests are supported and all requests will cause a NACK response. The block will indicate, based on the Test Identifier if a DM8 or DM30 response is required, based on J1939-73 5.7.7.1 (Test Identifier). |
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DM8 |
This block implements PGN 65232 Test Results For Non-Continuously Monitored Systems (DM8). |
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DM11 |
This block implements PGN 65235 Diagnostic Data Clear/Reset for Active DTCs (DM11). This block outputs a function call when the PGN is requested. The function call should be connected to a subsystem which clears the appropriate faults. |
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DM12 |
This block implements PGN 65236 Emissions-Related Active Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DM12). This block works with the Raptor OBD Fault Manager and sends all the faults in the confirmed state which are defined as emissions-related. Use the raptor_j1939_spn_write block with SPNs 1213, 623, 624, 987, 3038, 3039, 3040 to set the lamp statuses. |
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DM19 |
This block implements PGN 54016 Calibration Information (DM19). |
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DM20 |
This block implements PGN 49664 Monitor Performance Ratio (DM20). |
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DM21 |
This block implements PGN 49408 Diagnostic Readiness 2 (DM21). This block uses the SPN Library for the required SPN data. |
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DM22 |
This block implements PGN 49920 Individual Clear/Reset of Active and Previously Active DTC (DM22). When a request is received this block will clear the specified fault and then trigger the User FnCall with the obdfault port set to the fault which was cleared. Any additional fault specific information that needs to be cleared or reset should be done here. After the user function has run the block will send the appropriate ACK. If the requested fault is not found or is not in the correct state, the user FnCall will not execute and the request will be appropriately NACKed. |
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DM23 |
This block implements PGN 64949 Previously Active Emission Related Faults (DM23). This block works with the Raptor OBD Fault Manager and sends all the faults in the previously active state which are defined as emissions-related. Use the raptor_j1939_spn_write block with SPNs 1213, 623, 624, 987, 3038, 3039, 3040 to set the lamp statuses. |
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DM24 |
This block implements SPN 64950 SPN Support (DM24). This block automatically links to the DM25 block (if available) on the specified J1939 bus to determine extended freeze frame support. Block input DM30 SPNs indicates the SPNs that are supported via a DM30 response. |
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DM25 |
This block implements PGN 64951 Expanded Freeze Frame (DM25). This block works with the Raptor J1939 Extended Freeze Frame blocks to send freeze frame data. |
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DM26 |
This block implements PGN 64952 Diagnostic Readiness 3 (DM26). |
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DM27 |
This block implements PGN 64898 All Pending DTCs (DM27). This block works with the Raptor OBD Fault Manager and sends all the faults in the pending state. Use the raptor_j1939_spn_write block with SPNs 1213, 623, 624, 987, 3038, 3039, 3040 to set the lamp statuses. |
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DM28 |
This block implements PGN 64896 Permanent DTCs (DM28). This block works with the Raptor OBD Fault Manager and sends all the faults in the permanent state which are defined as emissions-related. Use the raptor_j1939_spn_write block with SPNs 1213, 623, 624, 987, 3038, 3039, 3040 to set the lamp statuses. |
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DM29 |
This block implements PGN 40448 DTC Counts (DM29). This block works with the Raptor OBD Fault Manager and sends number of faults in each state. |
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DM30 |
This block implements PGN 41984 Scaled Test Results (DM30). SLOT input describes a parameters Scaling, Limits, Offset and Transfer Function, see J1939-71 Appendix A. |
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DM33 |
his block implements PGN 41216 Emission Increasing Auxiliary Emission Control Device Active Time (DM33). |
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DM34 |
This block implements PGN 40960 NTE Status (DM34). |
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DTC Send |
This block is used by many of the DM blocks which must return a list of faults in a given state. It should not be used without fully understanding underlying mechanisms of the Raptor OBD Fault Manager. |