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The following script will output all CAN bus messages to the RaceCapture/Pro logfile. | The following script will output all CAN bus messages to the RaceCapture/Pro logfile. | ||
After writing the script, you can | After writing the script, you can observe the output in the log monitor window in the RaceCapture app. | ||
However, to gather large amounts of data, we recommend connecting directly to RaceCapture/Pro's serial console using a terminal program like Hyperterminal, RealTerm, minicom or similar. | |||
* You can view the log by issuing the command 'viewLog' at the serial console. | |||
Revision as of 17:54, 8 January 2015
The following script will output all CAN bus messages to the RaceCapture/Pro logfile.
After writing the script, you can observe the output in the log monitor window in the RaceCapture app.
However, to gather large amounts of data, we recommend connecting directly to RaceCapture/Pro's serial console using a terminal program like Hyperterminal, RealTerm, minicom or similar.
- You can view the log by issuing the command 'viewLog' at the serial console.
--onTick() will be called at 10Hz. --may need to raise if CAN messages are being missed. setTickRate(10) --500K baud. set your baud rate here. initCAN(0, 500000) --this function drains all pending CAN messages --and outputs messages to the log function outputCAN() repeat id, ext, data = rxCAN(0, 100) if id ~= nil then print(id ..': ') for i = 1,#data do print(data[i] ..' ') end println() end until id == nil end function onTick() outputCAN() end