These parameters are intended to control what data is received over a PCAN Channel, how it is received, and how an application checks for incoming data. According to the amount of information that is transmitted within a CAN network, it will be reasonable to limit the data that an application accepts to facilitate working with it.
Receiving a large amount of data and having only to process a portion of it can lead to unnecessary memory usage and CPU load, slowing down the system. In the same way, the reaction time to read the incoming data is also the key to successful processing of the incoming information.
Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
PCAN receive event handler parameter. | |
PCAN message filter parameter. | |
"Receive Status" parameter for incoming messages. | |
"Receive Status" parameter for Status frames. | |
"Receive Status" parameter for RTR frames. | |
"Receive Status" parameter for Error frames. | |
"Receive Status" parameter for Echo frames. | |
Acceptance filter over code and mask for 11-bit CAN IDs. | |
Acceptance filter over code and mask for 29-bit CAN IDs. |