05-03-2019 01:24 AM
Anyone working on ARXML with labview?
05-03-2019 03:07 AM
I would be interested in this also. Vector's CANoe software has this out of the box... I feel NI are a little behind on AUTOSAR topics
05-03-2019 06:40 AM
What exactly do you need? Do you want to parse the file to get some PDUs and signals out do you want to setup a full restbus simulation?
If you happen to attend NI Week there are some sessions about it
Automotive Communication Bus Session Series: AUTOSAR and Automotive Ethernet
http://niweek.ni.com/events/niweek-2019/custom-169-d97121d09fd640009495a009a677af56.aspx
05-07-2019 01:28 AM
05-07-2019 03:18 AM
Hi Andreas,
Yes the two use cases for us would be
1. Parsing pcap traces and using the usual XNET functions as is currently possible with CAN dbc
2. Creating restbus simulations, including SOMEIP, DoIP etc
I will look into attending NI week, thanks for the link
05-07-2019 06:35 AM
To work with SomeIP topic, considering you can deal with ARXML file, the below link will be useful
05-08-2019 12:58 PM
I'll post the link once available.
05-08-2019 01:07 PM
Hi Jack,
when you say
1. Parsing pcap traces and using the usual XNET functions as is currently possible with CAN dbc
do you mean reading the raw frames from pcap and converting them into PDUs/signals and service communication?
For restbus including SOME/IP AKKA's PROVEtech:RBS AddOn for LabVIEW and VeriStand might be a good fit (currently in development, AUTOSAR stack based on their product PROVEtech:RE).
DoIP is supported by the NI Automotive Diagnostic Command Set, but only low level access to diagnostics. If you need a full ODX runtime you should consider a 3rd party software.
06-11-2019 08:22 AM
This is the link to the NIWeek presentation -> AUTOSAR Restbus Simulation
https://forums.ni.com/t5/NIWeek-Session-Content/Automotive-Track-NIWeek-2019/ta-p/3929243
07-10-2019 03:34 AM
Thanks for the link Andreas, there's some interesting information there. Sorry for the delay getting back to you.
do you mean reading the raw frames from pcap and converting them into PDUs/signals and service communication?
Yes exactly, we have raw ethernet frames that we aquired from a vehicle with the NI PXI 8521 and would like to be able to read vehicle speed etc from this using the arxml that our customer supplied us. This was quite easy in the past for other OEMs that used CAN by using the supplied dbc. We configured an XNET session with the dbc. The list of signals array determines which signals we would like to extract
Then using the configured XNET Session we could convert RAW CAN frames to an array of signals