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PEAK-Converter Version History
07.02.2013 - Version 1.9.8.56
Bug fix:
- An "access denied" error was being triggered after converting a file into the trace format
PCAN-Trace v. 1.1
12.12.2012 - Version 1.9.7.55
Bug fixes:
- An exception was being triggered, when a conversion process was cancelled
- The PEAK-Converter was erroneously reading decimal coded data from ASC files as hexadecimal values
17.10.2012 - Version 1.9.6.50
Bug fix:
- An exception was being triggered while interpreting a new binary trace file feature
Enhancement:
- Binary trace files generated by a PCAN-Router Pro with a wrong or not set Date/Time are now tolerated and can be converted
26.06.2012 - Version 1.9.5.46
Bug fixes:
- The variable $FILEVERSION of a PCAN trace file was being ignored when the variable $STARTTIME had a wrong format
- While converting a LIN-trace to ASC-Trace, the timestamp of the messages was being saved as microseconds instead of seconds
- An exception occurred while converting a LIN file, when any LIN message had a timestamp with a value bigger than 4 bytes
- While loading messages from PCAN trace files, extended messages were not always recognized
- The extended flag of ASC messages was being ignored, causing wrong formatting of extended messages in some scenarios
11.06.2012 - Version 1.9.3.43
- Bug fix: A bug when converting BTR files with multi-sessions was fixed. When the option "Include Date and Time" was not checked, only the last session of the BTR file was converted
24.02.2012 - Version 1.9.2.33
- Bug fix: A problem determining the beginning of a circular trace session on a BTR (binary trace) file was fixed
28.11.2011 - Version 1.9.1.30
Improvements:
- The command OUT (command-line), can now also be used to set the Type of a conversion
- Using the command-line with at least the command IN starts the conversion process automatically
- The command AUTO (command-line) has changed its behavior. Now AUTO means, "auto-close" and it is used to close the PEAK-Converter automatically when a conversion process ends successfully
- New help-document for the command-line. It can be accessed from the Help menu of the PEAK-Converter
Bug fixes:
- The PEAK-Converter crashed when the command-line has a wrong format
- The extension of the converted file was wrongly set to ASC, when converting from BTR to CSV
- When the destination folder for a conversion was set to a root (C:\, D:\ etc.) an extra path character ("\") was wrongly added to the destination path
12.10.2011 - Version 1.9.0.20
Improvements:
- Support for conversion to Character Separated Values format (CSV). This conversion is also supported through command line
- The conversion range for PCAN-Router Pro trace files was augmented. Now it can be converted to ASC and CSV, instead of only to the PCAN-Trace format
- Support for the new enhanced PCAN-Router Pro trace that can store more than 16 trace sessions per file
Bug fixes:
- The conversion process of a PCAN-Router Pro trace (*.btr) to a PCAN-Trace file (*.trc) couldn’t be canceled
- The parsing of Error/Status frames was done wrong
- Several changes to avoid a crash while parsing Error/Status frames
08.08.2011 - Version 1.8.9.15
Bug fix:
- The conversion of PCAN-Router Pro traces (*.btr) had a problem calculating the amount of data to be read from a trace file, resulting in a Out-Of-Memory error
04.08.2011 - Version 1.8.8.14
Bug fix:
- The conversion of PCAN-Router Pro traces (*.btr) had a problem calculating some time values within the stored trace sessions, resulting in wrong (jumps) timestamp for several blocks of CAN frames
31.05.2011 - Version 1.8.7.13
Bug fix:
- PCAN-LIN trace file conversions were showing negative timestamps
30.05.2011 - Version 1.8.6.12
Improvement:
- Support for conversion from PCAN-LIN View Pro trace files (*.ltrc) to PCAN-Trace format. Remark: This conversion is intended just for debug purposes and doesn’t handle all LIN information contained in the *.ltrc file
12.04.2011 - Version 1.8.5.11
Improvements:
- A new option was added to include Data-Time information into the target file of a conversion process
- Code enhancements for a better performance
Bug fix:
- Slightly wrong Date-Time format used for the target file name was corrected
18.03.2011 - Version 1.8.4.8
Improvements:
- Support for conversion from Vector Ascii Trace format (ASC) to PCAN-Trace format
- The PCAN-Trace Converter can now be controlled using the command line
Bug fix:
- Several changes to avoid an application crash due to a wrong message format
20.12.2010 - Version 1.7.3.7
Improvement:
- Status and Error frames within PCAN-Trace files are now supported
Bug fix:
- Concerning crash when converting trace files with status and/or error frames
15.12.2010 - Version 1.7.2.3
Improvements:
- Enhanced user interface
- A conversion process can now be canceled
25.10.2010 - Version 1.7.1.0
Bug fix:
- Corrections due to application crashes
20.07.2010 - Version 1.7.0.0
Improvement:
- Support for conversion to Vector Ascii Trace format (ASC)
- First official release