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16-01-2006, 21:16 Subject: Data Analysis with cPOS |
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Hi Fox,
The data analysis with cPOS is already working very well.
Despite that, I have a question.
How can I evaluate a single bit (e.g., h20) using cPOS?
The background is that my reverse gear shares an address with some other bits.
Depending on whether the ignition is on, I receive different values.
For example, without ignition, it's 78 if the gear is engaged and 74 if it's not.
With ignition, models from 1968 included reverse gear, while models from 1964 did not.
Is there a way to directly query a value within the `sensor.ini` file, or can I only retrieve the address and the entire byte?
I had the idea when I was looking at the data using can tool.
Regards,
Peer.
Translated on 25-08-2026, 2:13.
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28-03-2006, 12:26 Subject: Data Analysis with cPOS |
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Just a heads-up.
Yes, it works.
So far, I have always filled the area I wanted to query with 'FF'.
That is not necessary for a specific bit.
If you only want to query a specific bit, it's important to define that bit precisely.
For my reverse gear, for example, the following query is used:
Sensor3Function=reverse gear.
Sensor3Source=can_380:0000040000000000
Sensor3Factor = 1
Sensor3Offset = 0
Sensor3Min = 0
Sensor3Max = 5
Sensor3Caption=rearrange
Sensor3Unit =
Therefore, it is possible to query a signal even if other signals are also present at the same address.
Regards,
Peer.
Translated on 25-08-2026, 2:16.
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