Ethernet Controller and XCP on UDP. ETAS INTECRIO

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5.4

Ethernet Controller and XCP on UDP

The Rapid Prototyping targets ES910 and ES830 support one Ethernet controller that can be used for XCP bypass on UDP and X/FETK bypass.

The Ethernet controller supports up to four XCP on UDP interfaces and one

(ES910) or three (ES830) X/FETK bypass devices.

NOTE

In a hardware system, 4 is the maximum number of all XCP interfaces, i.e.

XCP on UDP and XCP on CAN.

Fig. 5-5 shows the schematic structure of the Ethernet controller and XCP on

UDP in the WS browser.

Target (ES900 or ES800)

ES910 / ES830

Ethernet_Controller

XCP_on_UDP_IP

Rasters

Signal group(s)

Status

Signal(s)

Status signal group(s)

Status signal(s)

Fig. 5-5 Ethernet and XCP on UDP structure in the WS browser

XXX to CAN Gateway

The XXX to CAN Gateway functionality serves to generate a gateway from an

ETK, X/FETK, XCP on CAN or XCP on UDP device to a CAN device. The signal interfaces between the devices are generated in a semi-automated way; the behavior is controlled by an *.xml

settings file. For details, see the online help.

ES900 Connectivity and Hardware Configurator

INTECRIO V4.7 supports the ES900 hardware, i.e. the ES910.2 and ES910.3 rapid prototyping modules and the ES920 (FlexRay), ES921 (additional CAN) and ES922 (additional CAN or CAN FD) modules. The ES4xx, ES63x and ES930

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