Interface:Output Stream Timing
- Updated2024-07-10
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The Output Stream Timing property configures how the firmware transmits frames queued using a Frame Output Stream session. The following table lists the accepted values: - Immediate - Replay Exclusive - Replay Inclusive When you configure this property to be Immediate, frames are dequeued from the queue and transmitted immediately to the bus. The firmware transmits all frames in the queue as fast as possible. Immediate is the default value. When you configure this property as Replay Exclusive or Replay Inclusive, the firmware is placed into a Replay mode. In this mode, the firmware evaluates the frame timestamps and attempts to maintain the original transmission times as the timestamp stored in the frame indicates. The actual transmission time is based on the relative time difference between the first dequeued frame and the time contained in the dequeued frame. When in one of the replay modes, you can use the Interface:Output Stream List property to supply a list. In Replay Exclusive mode, the firmware transmits only frames that do not appear in the list. In Replay Inclusive mode, the firmware transmits only frames that appear in the list. Using these modes, you can either emulate an ECU (Replay Inclusive, where the list contains the frames the ECU transmits) or test an ECU (Replay Exclusive, where the list contains the frames the ECU transmits), or some other combination. You can replay all frames by using Replay Exclusive mode without setting any list.
Remarks
The following table lists the characteristics of this property.
Short Name | Intf.OutStrmTimng |
Data type | ![]() |
Permissions | Read/Write |
Immediate | 0 | |
ReplayExclusive | 1 | |
ReplayInclusive | 2 |