TOSUN: libTSCAN API¶
Vendor information
Vendor |
Web page |
Product name |
Version |
|---|---|---|---|
SHANGHAI TOSUN Technology Ltd. |
libTSCAN API |
dll 更新 2023.11.18 |
Categories
MDL 🛈 |
APL 🛈 |
BAN 🛈 |
BMA 🛈 |
SVC 🛈 |
DGN 🛈 |
FIU 🛈 |
EES 🛈 |
FCT 🛈 |
DBG 🛈 |
IMG 🛈 |
AUDIO 🛈 |
ENVSIM 🛈 |
ENVCOM 🛈 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
✓ |
Signal recordings 🛈
File format |
Comment |
|---|---|
*.asc |
|
*.mf4 |
BUSACCESS - CAN(-FD) ports support MDF4 bus logging only. XCP ports support signal-based MDF4 recording. |
*.pcapng |
BUSACCESS - CAN(-FD) ports will use linktype=227. The resulting files cannot be processed by trace analysis. |
Platform
Operating system |
Support |
|---|---|
Windows |
✓ |
Linux |
Ports¶
Info
Ports marked with ✦ are part of the Add-on ecu.test calibration (subject to a separate license)
- Port APPLICATION - XCP-CAN
✦ - Port APPLICATION - XCP-CAN-FD
✦ - Port APPLICATION - XCP-CAN-FD-TOLERANT
✦ - Port BUSACCESS - CAN
- Port BUSACCESS - CAN-FD
- Port BUSACCESS - LIN
- Port DIAGNOSTICS - CAN
- Port DIAGNOSTICS - CAN-FD
- Port DIAGNOSTICS - CAN-FD_TOLERANT
- Port DIAGNOSTICS - J1939
- Port DIAGNOSTICS - KWP2000-CAN
Specifics¶
This interface allows, by means of hardware, direct CAN and CAN-FD bus access. It supports the test steps read signal, read/write signal group as well as monitor and supports signal recording, Raw diagnostics with KWP2000 over ISO-TP, the Mini residual bus simulation and Additional functions of the close-to-hardware bus connections.
Supported drivers
No driver needs to be installed for use in ecu.test. However, it is necessary that the
files libTSCAN.dll and libTSH.dll are located in the directory %PATH%.
Compatible versions of these DLL files are provided in the vendor’s GitHub repository
Tested hardware:
Tosun TC1011
Properties 🛈¶
Name |
Available if |
Default value |
Valid values |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Hardware |
[‘<online query>’, ‘<no toollib start>’] |
string |
Choose the hardware which should be used |
||
Timeout for tool call ❲in sec.❳ |
‘600’ |
string |
Timeout after which a tool call is aborted. |