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Completed

JFOUT multi-packet for handling text strings

Nick Pridham 10 years ago in IQANdesign updated by Gustav Widén (System support) 7 months ago 12

I have an application where I want to send text strings over CAN on a very occasional basis. A tool for handling extended outgoing CAN frames for this task would be very useful.

Please include an auto ASCII converter in the tool.

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IQAN video tutorial on Qcode

Gustav Widén (System support) 9 years ago in IQANdesign updated by Er. Abrar Shaikh 7 years ago 3

Part four of the IQANdesign tutorial is now available, this one is introducing some of the Qcode sytax:



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Under review

Add 'clear' button to adjustable keypad please

Kevin 5 months ago in IQANdesign updated by Gustav Widén (System support) 5 months ago 1

I have been working on a customers test rig that tests different components at various pressures.

When carrying out extensive testing of various components it has become quite frustrating to adjust the pressure test value on a constant basis. I have inserted a parameter that allows the customer to adjust using the built in keypad, and although I can make a button to raise and lower this parameter on screen, this too can be annoying as the range of pressure values is quite large. They need a 1psi resolution and it can be between 0 and 15000 psi.

The easiest solution was to insert the parameter as an adjustable and use the built in keypad as shown, but I have found its quite laborious to press the delete button for each digit on screen before entering in a new one, and with it being an MD4 its not as responsive touch as the new MD5, sometimes missing button presses. If I'm going from 15000 psi to 3000 psi, it involves deleting the whole existing number manually digit by digit before entering in the complete new number. Without any way of just removing the 15 and replacing it with a 3, can there be a delete button (or cross for example) to 'clear' the whole number instead of just a digit by digit delete as illustrated below rather than just the single delete button? 


 The current keypad with single digit delete button:

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The ideal setup with modified keypad:

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There may be an easier way around this issue that I'm not aware of!

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Open more than one measure file at once

Mack 5 months ago in IQANrun updated 5 months ago 2

Request to add ability to open more than one measure file at once. Useful when comparing two or more measure files.

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legacy support

Nathan Depcik 8 months ago in IQANdesign updated by lbartik 6 months ago 1

with XA2/XS2 as legacy models in IQANdesign 6 and 7 would we be able to have added legacy support for the XC10 to allow software support. this would help with avoiding rewriting software from newer versions to IQANDesign 5 as units get redesigned to phase out outdated controllers. Additionally with the release of the MD5 what would the legacy support of the MD4 when it is eventually phased out. 

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COUT/PWM frequency to control Olsbergs valves

Aderas verdes 9 months ago in IQANdesign 0

Hi!

I want to put a IQAN MC42 to control crane on a timber truck that previously had Olsbergs CAN joystick controls.

I remember that older Olsbergs joysticks were tuned to use 165Hz PWM.


Maybe somone here has experience and is willing to share a correct PWM frequency to control Olsbergs valves with MC42 module COUT?

Maybe you have some tips on things to watch out for?

Thanks in advance.

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Fixed

Lose ability to scale and zoom measure files when saved and opened later

705David 10 months ago in IQANrun updated by Gustav Widén (System support) 8 months ago 4

When you first take a trend using measure in IQANRun 7.01, you have access to a menu with the features:

- Show status bar

- Zoom to extend

- Auto Scale Split

- Auto Scale Join 

- View Cursor Range

- Comment

This menu goes away when you open a measure file that was saved. This makes analyzing measure files later very difficult.

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Align channels in Design?

Kanaille 11 months ago in IQANdesign updated by Thomas Moberg (System support) 11 months ago 3

Hello,

simple question. Is there a way to align channels in IQAN Design Code? For readability reasons.

I can't find the function and my colleagues have no idea either.

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IQANdesign 7.01 released

Gustav Widén (System support) 11 months ago in IQANdesign updated 11 months ago 2

Feature highlights


Multi-line support for messages

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CMSG and IMSG channels now support multi-line on Text and Help properties.

The message box indicate with arrows that one can scroll up/down.

RAM memory optimization

Memory usage for Qcode is optimized.

RAM usage has also been decreased for IDC channels not using toggle, delay on/off or function selector.

Possible to select 1 Mbps as J1939 bus speed

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J1939 is normally 250 or 500 kpbs. For proprietary buses based on J1939 it is now possible to also use 1 Mbps.

Set default width on new channels
Added default channel and function group width to options dialog.

Other

For more features and fixes, see Release notes - IQANdesign 7

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Problem with Program Installation with IQANGO through iPhone

Walter 12 months ago in IQANgo 0

Good morning,

I have a problem with  program installation with IQANGO through iPhone, first of all the version of my program is ...

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These are the enabled access...


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This is the IQan Go's version ...

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So the problem is while I was trying to connect through Bluetooth to the system (figure 3), through IQanGo app. I was able to connect and log in correctly to the system.  

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When I was trying to send the program to the system, IQanGo request to me to log in again, so after I introduce the username and the password(figure 1) , the program send me a message that the password is not correct(figure 2). And then I got stuck in that step, and I'm not be able to install the program into the system. Please I need help with this problem.

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                                                                  (Figure 1)

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                                                                       (Figure 2)

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(Figure 3)