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== Description == | == Description == | ||
<p>This block implements all single frame PGN's. It must be used with the neweagle_spn_write block to set the SPN data being transmitted.</p> | <p>This block implements all single frame PGN's. It must be used with the neweagle_spn_write block to set the SPN data being transmitted.</p> | ||
== Parameters == | == Parameters == | ||
Latest revision as of 14:53, 14 September 2023
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Description
This block implements all single frame PGN's. It must be used with the neweagle_spn_write block to set the SPN data being transmitted.
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| J1939 Bus Name | string | This is the name of the J1939 bus. |
| PGN | uint32 | The PGN to send. |
| Destination Address | uint8 | Sets the destination address on messages which support a destination address. |
| Instance | string | (Optional) Allows multiple, named instances of the same PGN within a model. |
| Override Period | checkbox | Overrides the default period of the PGN as specified in J1939-71. |
| Tx Mode | enum | When overriding the period, specifies if the block should be sent periodically, asynchronously, or on request only. |
| Period | uint32 | When overriding the period and tx mode is periodically, this specifies the period in milliseconds to tx the pgn. |