Automotive Communications using NI-XNET course is intended for new NI XNET users aiming to utilize NI-XNET to set up a communication database, transmit and receive frames over the supported automotive buses, and observe communication activity using the NI-XNET Bus Monitor.
Virtual training not available for this course
Classroom training not available for this course
Private training not available for this course
Understand the purpose of NI-XNET for automotive communication
Edit databases with the NI-XNET Database Editor
Send and receive frames and signals over CAN and LIN buses
Monitor communication on CAN and LIN buses with NI-XNET Bus Monitor
Send and receive frames over Automotive Ethernet
Establishing TCP and UDP communication through NI-XNET IP stack
Configuring security protocols using NI-XNET
On-Demand: 5 hours
Test Engineers and Test Developers using XNET to communicate across CAN, LIN, FlexRay, and Automotive Ethernet buses
LabVIEW Core 1 Course
LabVIEW 2025 Q2
NI-XNET
NI-9860
PXIe-8510
PXIe-8521
On-demand training includes digital course materials delivered through the NI Learning Center, available for the access duration of your subscription
On-Demand: Included with software subscription and enterprise agreements, or 5 Education Services Credits, or 2 Training Credits
| Lesson | Overview | Topics |
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| Using NI-XNET for Automotive Communication | Understand the differences between automotive communication protocols. |
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| Using the NI-XNET Database Editor | Use the NI-XNET Database Editor and NI-XNET API to view and edit communication databases. |
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| Exploring NI-XNET Hardware and Software | Use the NI-XNET Database Editor and NI-XNET API to view and edit communication databases. |
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| Analyzing the CAN Frame Structure | Describe the structure and purpose of the CAN frame components and analyze how they function together in the industry. |
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Analyzing the LIN Frame Structure | Describe the structure and purpose of LIN frame components and analyze how these function together in the industry. |
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| Analyzing the FlexRay Frame Structure | Describe the structure and purpose of the FlexRay frame components and analyze how these function together in industry. |
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| Monitoring Communication with NI-XNET Bus Monitor | Use the NI-XNET bus monitor to interpret and evaluate communication data on automotive CAN, LIN, or FlexRay networks. |
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| Analyzing Automotive Ethernet Frame Structure | Describe the structure and purpose of the Automotive Ethernet frame components and analyze how these function together in industry. |
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| Monitoring Automotive Ethernet Networks Using Wireshark | Learn how to analyze Automotive Ethernet communication using monitoring solutions, such as Wireshark. |
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| Additional Configurations Using XNET | Learn to navigate supplementary configuration options for your embedded network using NI-XNET, including the setup of timing and synchronization, and explore considerations when implementing security protocols such as MACsec and SecOC. |
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This course introduces real-time testing and walks you through building a VeriStand test system that includes real-time simulation, hardware I/O, and alarm.
Review common automotive communication protocols and learn basic communication with Restbus using LabVIEW, C, and the custom device in VeriStand.
The Automotive HIL course will teach you to build, configure, and maintain HIL systems for component (subsystem) level HIL, and how to transition from this setup into system-level HIL.
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