XNET Convert (Frame Raw to Signal).vi
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XNET Convert (Frame Raw to Signal).vi
Purpose
Converts between NI-XNET raw frame data and signals.
Format

Inputs
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session in is the session to read. This session is returned from the XNET Create Session VI. The session mode must be Conversion. |
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frame data provides the array of bytes, representing frames to transmit. The raw bytes encode one or more frames using the Raw Frame Format. This frame format is the same for read and write of raw data and also is used for log file examples. For information about which elements of the raw frame are applicable, refer to the XNET Convert VI instance for the protocol in use (the XNET Convert (Frame CAN to Signal) VI, XNET Convert (Frame FlexRay to Signal) VI, or XNET Convert (Frame LIN to Signal) VI). For an example of how this data applies, refer to Conversion Mode. |
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error in is the error cluster input (refer to Error Handling). |
Outputs
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session out is the same as session in, provided for use with subsequent VIs. |
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signal data returns a one-dimensional array of signal values. Each signal value is scaled, 64-bit floating point. Each array element corresponds to a signal configured for the session. The order of signals in the array corresponds to the order in the session list. The data returns the most recent converted value for each signal. If multiple frames for a signal are input, only signal data from the most recent frame is returned. Here, most recent is defined by the order of the frames in the frame data array, not the timestamp. If no frame is input for the corresponding signals, the XNET Signal Default Value is returned. For an example of how this data applies, refer to Conversion Mode. |
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error out is the error cluster output (refer to Error Handling). |





