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This tool makes use of the Vector [http://www.vector.com/vi_candblib_en,,223.html CANdbLib] to convert your CAN message descriptor files from the DBC format to Matlab compatible m-files that we use for MotoHawk. (Vector candblib license is included.) | This tool makes use of the Vector [http://www.vector.com/vi_candblib_en,,223.html CANdbLib] to convert your CAN message descriptor files from the DBC format to Matlab compatible m-files that we use for MotoHawk. (Vector candblib license is included.) | ||
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====Common Errors==== | ====Common Errors==== | ||
Revision as of 21:42, 2 March 2012
Vector DBC to M-file Conversion
This tool makes use of the Vector CANdbLib to convert your CAN message descriptor files from the DBC format to Matlab compatible m-files that we use for MotoHawk. (Vector candblib license is included.)
Common Errors
Error while running the .exe file on XP:
This occurs because the motohawk_candb2mhcan application has a dependency on the Vector canDBlib. Make sure that all files from the Vector CanDBlib disk are installed. Installing the files should place the cdbmsmo.dll on the computer. If it is not installed to the Windows\System32 directory, than simply make sure the motohawk_canb2mhcan.exe and the cdbmsmo.dll are in the same directory.
Here is a helpful example of how to use this tool.
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