Synchronize CAN message to System Clock

[NathanJD]

Is it possible with XNET to synchronize a CAN message with the system clock?  E.g. sending a 100 ms CAN message at 1.000 s, 1.100 s, 1.200 s, etc. where in this example, the system clock would be updated by IEEE 1588 (or possibly directly from GPS).

[Hooovahh]

So a couple things.  First the XNet timestamp gets syncrhonized with the OS time.  This is on RT or Windows, and can jitter by around 100us.

https://knowledge.ni.com/KnowledgeArticleDetails?id=kA00Z000000kEaUSAU

https://forums.ni.com/t5/Automotive-and-Embedded-Networks/XNET-Timestamp-and-Windows-Timestamp-Synch...

As for periodic writing, checkout out some of the shipping examples.  The rate is defined in the database, that can be programatically set or imported from a DBC.  Then depending on your needs, a Frame or Signal Single-Point session type.  Help >> Find Examples in LabVIEW.

[NathanJD]

I'm not referring to just synchronizing the timestamp.  I need to synchronize the actually message transmission to match up with whole seconds (the times I listed in my original post).  Plus or minus a few milliseconds would be good enough.  I was hoping to use the signal output single-point (which is what the J1939 add-on for VeriStand uses IIRC).

I'm hoping to not have to manually (re)write the whole message transmission algorithm.