06-23-2023 09:17 PM
So in short XCP is a data sealing format based on can hardware, right ?
Sometimes, i get a little confused for below concept:
can
xnet
xcp
uds
Thanks.
06-24-2023 02:59 AM
My understanding is this:
CAN is kind of hardware, define the voltage level, pinout and how to transfer the message from hardware point of view;
Xnet is the driver and tool for CAN convertor(USB8502) under labview for CAN;
UDS is a kind of protocal for debugging ECU info;
XCP is a kind of protocal for ECU measurement and calibration;
Xnet, UDS and XCP is for software side definition.
Still need more practice for this.
Kindly correct me, thanks.
06-26-2023 08:21 AM
@Brzhou wrote:
My understanding is this:
CAN is kind of hardware, define the voltage level, pinout and how to transfer the message from hardware point of view;
Xnet is the driver and tool for CAN convertor(USB8502) under labview for CAN;
UDS is a kind of protocal for debugging ECU info;
XCP is a kind of protocal for ECU measurement and calibration;
That's pretty close. XNet is the driver and tool, but it can also refer to the hardware. The USB 8502 is an XNet device, which uses the XNet drivers. I try to cover some of these topics in my CAN blog.
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06-27-2023 07:31 PM
Hi Sir,
Thanks for your explanation, will study your blog, thanks.