I am configuring two 2-axis joysticks. I am able to read the raw CAN signal of the joystick's position. I am wondering if I need to convert this signal further to then control a cylinder (current out). This is what I have so far, but not entirely sure as I am trying to program non-IQAN joysticks. 

Why is the IQANDesign 6.07 COUT limit 1350 mA? 

An MC43 shows 2500 mA limit. How can the current be increased within the program?

I am sending a 4 byte Hex JPOUT (0x45564153 starting on bit 33).  When sniffing the bus - the 53 is being sent as 80.  Is there some reason for this?  I changed it to two 2-byte JPOUT's and it seems to work as a workaround.  Is there a problem with how Iqan handles integers in this case?

Hello. I am a beginner in using IQAN and have some issues: 1 - I have created a finite state machine for 2 modes. I have also created some function groups for some functionalities. I want certain function groups to only run in a certain mode and be blocked in the other mode (Like a top level conditional statement). However, apparently function groups do not have the option to be blocked like signals. Is there a way around this? Also, the transition happens while the operator is holding a button (name it A). So during the transition process the operator needs to be holding button A and when the button is left midway the transition is stopped (in this phase do we need an additional state? because it is neither in mode 1 or 2). During the transition between the modes I want to lock all function groups. Finally, the transition can only occur if a certain precondition is satisfied. I cannot seem to break down this problem and do it. 2 - As a final question, I have used some sensors to measure the position of a cylinder, but when I am doing a horizontal path, I need to maintain the same y axis for my end tip of the arm. I have done the kinematic calculations and have assigned vin and the cout, but because the simulation is not in real time, I do not know whether the sensor in the next cycle measuring the position of the end tip really gives a vertical lift path or not? How can I do the simulation continuously to see if my final position at the end of each cycle really have the same y coordinate. These questions might be a bit vague but again I am a beginner and would appreciate any help. thank you in advance for the help. 

An external CANBUS node is sending Error Number as Hex-Number. The Hex Number is 2Byte long. I like to show the hex in a simple way in the display because page long dokumentation are available already for troubleshooting based on Hex Numbers. 

Is there any way to show Hex-Numbers a simple way?

Hello, we are thinking of integrating a system that uses UDS CAN communication and we were wondering if IQAN is compatible with this type communication.

Thank you.

Hello,

I am utilizing GFIN to handle incoming CAN messages from a vehicle CAN bus. I am looking at detecting if the IQAN screen has lost communication from the CAN channel it communicates on. I tried using the "Timeout" feature on GFIN, though it seems to have a different definition than the "Timeout" given to the JFIN blocks.

I expect that if the GFIN block does not receive an updated CAN frame within the span of the Timeout value, the GFIN block would return a false pulse. The GFIN block does not seem to react this way. 

If I want to detect if a GFIN block has lost CAN communication, is this the right approach? Or is this not possible to do using the GFIN blocks. Perhaps there is another method I can try? Thanks.

Hello,

I renew my question here, how many version of IQAN TALK exist?

mine is Pro version 2.41 and I think the reason why i can connect the machine as the message says in my laptop is because the software is to old so I would like to install a different version of TALK

thanks in advance

Br

/Adrien

It would be nice if when you make a second screen shot, the save location is the same as the one you used before.

Now every time you make a screen shot you need to navigate to the save location you want to use.