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===Block Parameters=== | ===Block Parameters=== | ||
Latest revision as of 21:19, 31 May 2012
Use this MotoHawk™ block to manage handling of a CAN Calibration Protocol (CCP) connection via CAN.
Block ID
CCP CAN Protocol
Block Library
MotoHawk_lib/CCP Slave
Block Description
CCP (CAN Calibration Protocol) is a standard intended to create a common interface to electronic control modules. It is possible to use multiple instances of this block, giving each a unique Instance Name, and thus implement multiple CCP handlers. For more information on CCP, see CAN Calibration Protocol.
The list of data acquisition (DAQ) triggers is pre-selected to:
- FGND_RTI_PERIODIC
- FGND_2XRTI_PERIODIC
- FGND_10XRTI_PERIODIC
- FGND_20XRTI_PERIODIC
- BGND_BASE_PERIODIC
- BGND_BASEx2_PERIODIC
- BGND_BASEx10_PERIODIC
- ONE_SECOND_EVENT
The CCP Command packets are responded to in IDLE time of the application. To implement a different triggering scheme, use the CCP CAN Protocol External Trig block from the CCP Slave Library, and supply triggering to the Command Trigger input with a MotoHawk Trigger block.
Supported operations: upload calibrations, download calibrations, data acquisition, seed and key security.
Not supported: Flashing operations
CCP and MotoHawk Compatibility
There where issues using the CCP block set that was fixed with MotoHawk 2010a and subsequent versions of MotoHawk.
Block Parameters
Note: Setting the "Command Processor Busy" check-box to checked has been necessary when the combination of ETAS INCA and the MotoHawk target ECU565-128 are being used together.