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RLVBMIM01 Mini Input Module
18 | 31/07/2009
CAN Operating Modes
The MIM01 can operate in one of three different modes:
Racelogic Polled CAN Mode
User Polled CAN Mode
Timed CAN Mode
Racelogic Polled CAN Mode Default Mode
This mode should be set if the MIM01 is to be used with a Racelogic VBOX. All the CAN parameters are set to work with the Racelogic VBOX CAN protocol.
In this mode no other parameters need be set or indeed will have any effect.
User Polled CAN Mode
This mode allows a customer‟s own datalogging system to poll the MIM01for data using the CAN bus. In this way, the output timing of the sensor can be
synchronised with other CAN information. The following parameters are all used and so must be set:
Baud rate (Selectable from 125kbit/s, 250kbit/s, 500kbit/s or 1Mbit/s)
Extended Identifiers (OFF or ON)
Request identifiers; Identifiers used to request data from the sensor. Set on the channel page
Response identifiers; Identifiers used to transmit data from the sensor. Set on the channel page
The timer parameter has no effect in this mode.
Timed CAN Mode
In this mode the MIM01 will send CAN data at intervals determined by the Timer value. The following parameters are all used and so must be set:
Timer (Time interval in milliseconds between output data)
Baud rate (Selectable from 125kbit/s, 250kbit/s, 500kbit/s or 1Mbit/s)
Extended Identifiers (OFF or ON)
Response identifiers; Identifiers used to transmit data from the sensor. Set on the channel page.
The Request Identifiers have no effect in this mode.
Channels are sent as pairs, so channels 1 and 2 will be sent together, 3 and 4 together and so on. The pairing of channels cannot be changed. The channel
data is sent as 32bit Motorola format floats and thus each channel occupies 4 bytes. The first 4 data bytes contained within a data packet are the lower
channel; the second 4 bytes are for the higher data channel. A CAN Bus DBC file containing default settings for each sensor is available on request from
Racelogic.
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