X2E N4000 User Manual

User Manual

XORAYA N4000

Edition: 1.0.0 / February 2020

This user manual is copyrighted; all customary rights reserved. Reproduction of this manual, even in part, is only allowed with permission of X2E GmbH. Offenders shall be liable to pay compensation and may be subject to prosecution.

All product names and trademarks used in this manual are the property of their respective owners.

X2E GmbH Jahnstrasse 2b 76870 Kandel GERMANY

Phone: +49 7275 9143 200 Telefax: +49 7275 9143 109 E-Mail: xoraya@x2e.de Internet: http://www.x2e.de Wiki: http://wiki.x2e.de

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Table of contents

1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 5

1.1 About this user manual ............................................................................. 5

1.2 Validity of the user manual ....................................................................... 6

1.3 Representation conventions ...................................................................... 6

1.4 Pictograms ................................................................................................ 7

1.5 X2E-Wiki .................................................................................................... 8

2 Safety and warranty ............................................................................................................... 9

2.1 Intended use ............................................................................................. 9

2.2 Safety label on the device ........................................................................ 10

2.3 General safety instructions ...................................................................... 10

2.4 Product liability ....................................................................................... 13

2.5 Terms of use ........................................................................................... 13

2.6 Warranty ................................................................................................. 13

2.7 FCC notice .............................................................................................. 14

3 Product description ............................................................................................................. 15

3.1 Identification ........................................................................................... 16

3.2 Scope of delivery ..................................................................................... 17

3.3 Connections and controls ........................................................................ 18

4 Commissioning ...................................................................................................................... 24

4.1 Unpacking ............................................................................................... 24

4.2 Selecting an installation location ............................................................. 24

4.3 Installing the N4000 ............................................................................... 24

4.4 Installing the X

ORAYASuite ....................................................................... 25

4.5 Connecting the N4000 to the measuring environment ............................. 26

4.6 Connecting the N4000 to the PC ............................................................. 29

4.7 Configure LIN power supply .................................................................... 30

5 XORAYASuite .............................................................................................................................. 31

5.1 Starting ................................................................................................... 31

5.2 Menu bar ................................................................................................ 32

5.3

Status bar ............................................................................................... 35

5.4 Connecting and disconnecting the N4000 ............................................... 36

5.5 Configuration .......................................................................................... 39

5.6 Resetting to factory defaults ................................................................. 108

5.7 Data recording ...................................................................................... 109

5.8 Hdd-Download ...................................................................................... 117

5.9 Viewer ................................................................................................... 123

5.10 Statistic ................................................................................................. 142

5.11 Convert ................................................................................................. 144

5.12 Firmware-Update ................................................................................... 147

5.13 TK Commandline .................................................................................. 149

5.14 Common elements ................................................................................ 151

6 Maintenance ......................................................................................................................... 165

6.1 Safety measures .................................................................................... 165

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6.2 Cleaning ............................................................................................... 166

6.3 Repair ................................................................................................... 167

7 Storage, transport and disposal ............................................................................... 168

7.1 Storage ................................................................................................. 168

7.2 Transport .............................................................................................. 168

7.3 Disposal ................................................................................................ 168

8 Appendix................................................................................................................................. 169

8.1 Technical data ....................................................................................... 169

8.2 N4000 pin assignments ........................................................................ 170

8.3 Cable pin assignments .......................................................................... 173

8.4 Output formats ..................................................................................... 177

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1 Introduction

1.1 About this user manual

 Read this user manual completely before using the XORAYA N4000 for

the first time.

 Please consider this user manual as part of the product and make sure

it is easily accessible.

 Provide this user manual upon transfer of the N4000 to a third party.  Request a replacement user manual upon loss.

This user manual contains important information for safe, proper and efficient operation of the N4000. Following this user manual strictly helps in avoiding dangers, reduces repair costs and downtime, while increasing the reliability and service life of the N4000. It should be read, understood and applied by those using the N4000 according to the user manual.

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Pay particular attention to:

 the safety section ( Safety and warranty)  the text warnings of each section

Bear in mind that this user manual does not replace your responsibility as a N4000 user.

Subject to change without prior notice. This applies especially to changes relating to technical enhancements.

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Representation

Meaning

 <Instruction>

User-executed action

  <Instruction option 2>

Instruction options

 <Outcome>

Outcome of an action or a series thereof

 <Level 1b>

 <Cross-reference>

Clickable cross-reference to a section or

arrow)

<Text>

Housing label, GUI element or other highlighting

Placeholder for numbers

(1) or (A)

Reference to numbered markers in graphics

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1.2 Validity of the user manual

This user manual applies to X2E’s dataloggers of the XORAYA N4000 series. The exact type specifications can be found on the nameplate. ( )

The following instructions are key to operate the N4000 and must be strictly observed under all circumstances.

Information in this user manual is subject to change without prior notice due to further technical developments and subsequent modifications. Please ensure that you have the most current and complete user manual.

Users can change certain properties and functions via the included software, so that the N4000 behaves differently than described herein. Users may revert to factory defaults at any time by pressing the default button on the front panel or via the supplied software. ( Resetting to factory defaults)

1.3 Representation conventions

 <Level 1a>

− <Level 2a>

− <Level 2b>

Maximum two-level enumeration

heading (In most Windows programs, you can return to

the previous position by pressing ALT + Left

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1.4 Pictograms

This manual uses pictograms to highlight and ensure faster recognition of important or especially useful information.

Warning:

General information:

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This type of symbols indicate warnings which must be observed.

The following subsections contain a description of the basic structure and relevance of different warning levels.

This symbol indicates general information. General information includes application tips and

particularly useful information excluding warnings or hazards.

Licence information:

This symbol indicates licence information. Licence information contains either general information

about licences for the N4000 or indicates whether a licence is required for a particular function.

1.4.1 Meaning of warnings

Warnings are systematised according to the severity and probability of their occurrence.

This pictogram in conjunction with the word Caution warns of a potentially dangerous situation, or an unsafe procedure.

CAUTION

Ignoring this warning information could result in injury or property and environmental damage.

This pictogram used in conjunction with the word

Warning warns of a potentially imminent danger to the

health and lives of people.

WARNING

Ignoring this warning could cause serious personal injury, including death in the worst case.

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WORD

INTRODUCTION

This pictogram used in conjunction with the word Danger warns of an imminent danger to the health and life of people.

DANGER

1.4.2 Structure of warnings

Warnings are separated from the surrounding text by lines set above and below.

SIGNAL

Ignoring this warning causes serious personal injury, including death in the worst case.

Danger types and sources

Explanation and consequence of danger

 Actions to prevent danger

1.5 X2E-Wiki

The X2E-Wiki at http://wiki.x2e.de provides the following information:

 Latest software  Latest firmware  Latest licence file

For access details, please send an email stating your contact data to wiki@x2e.de. We will send you the appropriate access data. You may request your access details at any time if necessary.

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2 Safety and warranty

The XORAYA N4000 dataloggers were developed according to the latest state of the art and offer outstanding safety levels. During operation, however, this safety level can only be achieved if the user complies with all relevant safety regulations.

Upon measuring, safety regulations of the professional associations must be observed.

Please contact an expert or the service of X2E GmbH when in doubt about the operation, safety, or connection of the N4000.

2.1 Intended use

The N4000 is used for real-time acquisition of data communication in automotive bus systems. You can perform, store and transfer measurements to a PC, where you can read and analyse them using the GUI of the

ORAYASuite.

SAFETY AND WARRANTY

 The N4000 is intended for use only by trained personnel.  The N4000 must not be used in residential or living areas. Its use is

strictly limited to industrial environments.

 The N4000 must not be used in hazardous areas.  Always operate the N4000 within its technical specifications.

( Technical data)

 The N4000 may only be used under the conditions and for the

purposes for which it was designed.

 Repairs may only be carried out by trained personnel of X2E GmbH.  Operational safety cannot be guaranteed after modifications or

conversions.

 Except for data buses, never perform measurements on live parts.  The 4-mm plug of the power supply cable delivered must never be

introduced in low-voltage sockets.

 The data lines may be extended up to a maximum of 30 m (USB: 3 m,

eSATA: 1 m) provided that they are shielded like the supplied cables.

 The voltage supply may be extended up to a maximum of 3 m with

sufficient cross-section.

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SAFETY AND WARRANTY

2.2 Safety label on the device

You find the following safety label on the N4000 top side:

Burning hazard due to hot surfaces

Continuous operation can strongly heat up the N4000. As a result, it can burn the skin on the hands when touching it.

 Wear temperature-resistant ESD gloves when in

contact with the N4000.

2.3 General safety instructions

Electric shock caused by damage to components

Any damage to the N4000, power source or connection cable may cause an electric shock.

DANGER

 Switch on the N4000 only if all components appear

undamaged.

WARNING

CAUTION

 Only commission the N4000 after a proper

installation or repair.

 Check the connecting cable regularly for defects to

prevent damage to the power source.

 Always install the N4000 in de-energised status.

Defects influencing the environment

The incorrect N4000 configuration can lead to the temporary or permanent functional failure of connected vehicles.

Connected vehicles being operated on public roads bear an increased risk of injury and damage.

 If available, use configuration templates provided by

the vehicle manufacturer.

 Use preferably the passive recording modes of the

interfaces.

Device damage due to short circuit

Bent connector pins pose a short circuit risk. This can lead to abnormal behaviour or destruction of the N4000.

Likewise, devices connected to the measurement setup may be also compromised.

 Make sure that connector pins are not bent.  Check the N4000 regularly for any deficiencies.

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SAFETY AND WARRANTY

Device damage due to electrostatic discharge

Electronic components can be destroyed by electrostatic discharge.

CAUTION

 Avoid touching connectors and connector pins.  Ground yourself before carrying the N4000 in your

hands.

 Operate the N4000 in an ESD-compliant environment.

Device damage due to overheating

Overheating can lead to abnormal behaviour or destruction of the N4000.

CAUTION

 Do not operate the N4000 outside the specified

temperature range.

 Never operate the N4000 near heat sources.  Please ensure adequate air circulation for operation.  Do not cover the N4000 with other objects.

CAUTION

Device damage due to shocks

Excessive vibration can lead to abnormal behaviour or destruction of the N4000.

 Avoid exposing the N4000 to excessive vibration.

Device damage due to pollution

Avoid any contamination in plugs and sockets to ensure a reliable contact.

 Keep the N4000 clean.

Device damage due to device opening

Unauthorised opening of the N4000 can lead to abnormal behaviour or destruction of the device.

 Never open the N4000.  Contact X2E GmbH should maintenance and repairs

be required.

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CAUTION

Device damage due to penetration of dust or liquids

Dust or moisture inside the N4000 may cause abnormal behaviour or destruction of the device.

 Only operate the N4000 with a closed housing.  Do not operate the N4000 outdoors.  Do not operate the N4000 outside the specified

temperature range.

 Turn off the N4000 and disconnect it from the power

supply before you start cleaning.

Damage due to improper device shutdown

Disconnecting the power supply during operation may cause data loss and destruction of the N4000.

 Never disconnect the N4000 from the power supply

while in operation.

 Ensure proper connector seating and tighten the

screws if possible.

 Only shut down the N4000 through the X

or the power button on the front panel.

 Pull the black plug connected to ground last when

disconnecting the N4000 from the power supply.

Safety defects due to incorrect accessories and spare parts

Accessories and spare parts that have not been

CAUTION

recommended by X2E GmbH negatively affect the safety, functionality and precision of the N4000.

X2E GmbH shall assume no responsibility whatsoever or honour any warranty for damages arising from nonrecommended accessories and spare parts or incorrect use.

 Use only accessories recommended by X2E GmbH

and original spare parts.

ORAYASuite

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2.4 Product liability

In the following cases, the intended protection of the N4000 may be adversely affected. The liability is then transferred to the user.

 The N4000 is not used according to the manual.  The N4000 is used outside the scope described in this manual.  The user modifies the N4000 without proper authorisation.

2.5 Terms of use

If the installation of the N4000 in a vehicle is intended for operation on public roads, the user and the X2E GmbH must jointly perform a risk analysis beforehand. This analysis must take into account the specific installation requirements and the valid factory standards at the user's site.

Conditions set forth in framework contracts shall apply.

The N4000 is continuously developed. The development process relies on the cooperation between the user and X2E GmbH.

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2.6 Warranty

The warranty period is 12 months. Device batteries, whether internal or external, are excluded from the warranty. The warranty also excludes damages arising from improper handling.

X2E GmbH guarantees that the media on which the software is located are free of material errors under normal operating conditions. Users can return any defective or materially erroneous media to X2E GmbH within a period of 30 days from date of original purchase. Media shall be replaced immediately at no cost.

X2E GmbH guarantees that the software as described herein is basically usable. X2E GmbH, however, shall assume no liability for the correctness and the continued use of the software, given that the current state of the art prevents the production of software suitable for all combinations of hardware and software.

In particular, X2E GmbH cannot guarantee that the software meets any user requirements, or that it is compatible with any programs the latter may have selected. Responsibility for program selection and the consequences of program use lie entirely with the user.

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SAFETY AND WARRANTY

X2E GmbH shall assume no liability for damages arising from faulty recorded data, as well as damage due to incorrect configuration, data entry and data transfer.

After configuring, we recommend to verify the proper operation and plausibility of each sensor using some manual measurement over the entire measuring range.

X2E GmbH shall assume no further liability. This limitation of liability also applies to the personal liability of employees, representatives and organs of X2E GmbH.

2.7 FCC notice

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

 Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.  Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.  Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to

which the receiver is connected.

 Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Changes or modifications made to this equipment not expressly approved by may void the FCC authorization to operate this equipment.

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3 Product description

The XORAYA dataloggers are processor-controlled storage units, designed to record data from several and different data sources simultaneously. These dataloggers are indeed unique in the automotive industry thanks to their central 100-ns timestamp on all interfaces. Furthermore, its modular design allows for a rapid and flexible adjustment to future demands. This is stressed by the fact that all product phases, i.e. from design and development to programming and production, are completed in-house.

The dataloggers can be equipped with many different interfaces:

 Lowspeed-CAN, Highspeed-CAN and CAN-FD  FlexRay  LIN  RS-232  PSI5  Analog

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 BroadR-Reach  MOST25 and MOST150  Ethernet 100Base-T and 1000Base-T  GNLog and DLT via Ethernet and RS-232  CCP and XCP  GPS

The N4000, based on the Xilinx Zynq® UltraScale+™ MPSoC, is the new generation of the X

ORAYA datalogger. The built-in supercapacitor unit is able

to bridge power fluctuations and to shut the N4000 down safely in case of power failures.

Data can be directly saved to the storage medium (internally or externally) or to a computer system via Ethernet interface. Both modes can also be operated in parallel.

Operation can be managed via the graphical user interface X

ORAYASuite,

whereby the N4000 can be configured, and data recorded and downloaded from the N4000. Moreover, you can evaluate the recorded data and export them to many popular formats.

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

3.1 Identification

The bottom side of the N4000 bears a silver nameplate, which contains the following information:

 Device type Product variant  Serial number Unique identification number for this N4000  Configuration First block: Product ID

0200 X

ORAYA Datalogger

Second block: Product variant 0700 X

ORAYA N4000

Third block: Hardware revision

 Input Maximum current consumption at given standard input

voltage

 DMF / MOD Date of manufacture (DMF) and possibly of the last

modification (MOD)

Upon device-specific issues, always provide the serial number and configuration.

The interface configuration of a N4000 is variable and, therefore, not recorded on the nameplate.

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3.2 Scope of delivery

The following components are part of the delivery:

 X

ORAYA N4000 with impact protection

 Power supply cable  Software  User manual  Cable set, depending on the interface configuration

The following accessories are optionally available:

 Power supply cable with AC adapter (recommended)  X

ORAYA External Storage Unit

 Additional cables  Mounting material  Device bag

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Additionally, we recommend the following third-party accessories:

 USB 3.1 standard cable, screwable, 1 m, from IDS (item number

AD00223)

 SFP+ module FTLX8573D3BTL from Finisar

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Front side

Status LEDs of custom log interfaces

Default button

Status LEDs of built-in log interfaces

Service interface

USB host interface

USB device interface

General status LEDs

Trigger button

LAN host interfaces

Power button

ESU interface

Power/trigger/wake port

10 Gbit Ethernet interface

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3.3 Connections and controls

The front side of the N4000 contains ports, buttons and LEDs for operation and elementary functions.

The back side of the N4000 contains the log interfaces.

Status LEDs of custom log interfaces (A):

A constantly lit status LED indicates an existing and activated log interface on the corresponding slot. The LED flashes when messages are received.

Status LEDs of built-in log interfaces (B):

A constantly lit status LED indicates an existing and activated log interface or in case of CAN that at least one of both assigned channels is activated. The LED flashes when messages are received.

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USB host interface (C):

By using a USB flash drive, the following functions are available:

 Data recording

− Label the USB flash drive XORAYALOG and create the folder

usb_queue there.

− Check Record on USB stick in the Hard Disk category of the system

settings. ( Hard Disk)

− Start data recording in HDD mode. ( HDD mode)

 Updating the firmware

− Create the folder xoraya_update on the USB flash drive and copy the

firmware archive there.

− Connect the drive and the firmware is automatically updated.

 Generating the supportfile

− The supportfile is a set of files that you can send to X2E support to

help solve technical issues.

− Create the folder xoraya_supportfile on the USB flash drive.

− Connect the drive and the supportfile is automatically generated.

The Info LED flashes during the process.

Additionally, use the trigger input (M) or the trigger button (K) to safely disconnect the USB flash drive after use. Check the corresponding action of the Button interface. ( Button)

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LED

Meaning

Connect

Connection between N4000 and X

Suite is established

Info

N4000 is DHCP server

Logging

Logging in progress

may take longer depending on the queue fill level

repaired

Service

Lights up constantly when the N4000 is in firmware update or

Displays different error codes by flashing

HDD

Flashes when accessing the internal storage medium

USB

Flashes when accessing a connected USB flash drive

 Green: connection disabled via button (unlocked)

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General status LEDs (D):

These LEDs indicate the operating status of the N4000.

Error Flashes when restarting after the power supply was interrupted and

ORAYA

LED flashes as the logging stops, because the stopping process

the N4000 could not shut down safely In addition, the HDD LED flashes while the file system is being

recovery mode

ext.HDD Lights up when XORAYA ESU is connected

 Red (constantly): connection enabled (locked)  Red (flashing): accessing the X

ORAYA ESU

LAN host interfaces (E):

The N4000 features four ports to connect to a switch or directly to a PC. This is necessary to control the N4000 via software and exchange data.

ESU interface (F):

This port is used to connect the additional device XORAYA External Storage Unit (ESU). If the N4000 detects this device, the measurements in HDD mode are saved there instead of to the internal storage medium. ( HDD mode)

The LEDs in the following table are both on the front and on the back side of

ORAYA ESU.

the X

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LED

Meaning

 Green: connection disabled (unlocked)

Lights up green when X

ESU is voltage-supplied from the

N4000

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Lights up when cable connection to N4000 is established  Red: connection enabled (locked)

ORAYA

Flashes red when accessing the XORAYA ESU

Remove XORAYA ESU safely

To avoid data loss, always press this button for at least one second before disconnecting the cable connection. When the corresponding LED is lit green, you can pull the cable.

10 Gbit Ethernet interface (G)

This interface can be used for data recording or as a faster alternative to the 1 Gbit host interfaces (E). A plugged-in SFP+ module is required. X2E recommends the module FTLX8573D3BTL from Finisar.

Default button (H):

Press the default button with a pointed object for at least 3 seconds to reset all N4000 settings to factory defaults.

Service interface (I):

In case of errors, this interface is used as a debugging interface by the X2E support team.

USB device interface (J):

This port has currently no function for the user.

Trigger button (K):

The function of this button depends on the N4000 state. The following table describes these functions as delivered. Users can configure this behaviour via the X

ORAYASuite in the settings of the button interface. ( Button)

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State of the N4000

Function

Sleep mode

N4000 wakes up

Switched on

Start HDD recording

Switched on, recording active

Short press: Setting a mark (an event) in

current recording

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Power button (L):

If you press this button while the N4000 is operational, the device switches to sleep mode.

If the N4000 is operational and this button is pressed together with the trigger/wake button (B), the N4000 turns off completely.

You cannot turn off the N4000 using this button when the device is connected to a PC and the Connect LED is lit. In this case, you can turn off the N4000 via the Logger menu of the

ORAYASuite. Here, you may choose between two options, i.e. Shutdown and

Shutdown (no wake up). ( Logger)



the recording

 Long press (3 seconds at least): Stop

Power/trigger/wake port (M):

By default, the N4000 must be supplied with 12 V DC voltage. Optionally, it can also operate with power supplies in a certain specified range. Appendix

Trigger input and trigger button offer an analogous operation. A +12 V signal level at the trigger input is equivalent to pressing the trigger button. ( Trigger button)

The wake input allows waking up the N4000 from sleep. To that end, the wake signal must shift from 0 V to +12 V.

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Back side

4x Gigabit Ethernet add-on

Built-in log interfaces

Custom log interfaces

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

4x Gigabit Ethernet add-on (N):

This add-on increases the available Gigabit Ethernet log interfaces from four to eight.

Custom log interfaces (O):

The slots can be variably equipped with up to three additional interfaces.

Slot and channel number of each hardware interface are also displayed in multiple locations of the X

ORAYASuite tool Configuration:

( Interface configuration)

 Main overview for all interfaces  Main overview for all channels of one interface type  Settings for the corresponding interface channel

Built-in log interfaces (P):

The built-in interfaces of each N4000 are:

 20x CAN (4x CAN FD by default)  8x RS-232  1x Dual-FlexRay  4x Gigabit Ethernet

Bus termination

These interfaces are not terminated internally, meaning that they are not equipped with termination resistors.

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4 Commissioning

4.1 Unpacking

Upon unpacking, check whether the delivery is complete and all components appear in perfect condition. ( Scope of delivery)

 Please contact X2E GmbH immediately should the delivery be

incomplete or upon damaged components.

 Do not put any defective component into operation.

X2E GmbH can only accept your complaint and replace the affected component upon prompt notification.

Keep original packaging

Keep the original packaging and packing materials for later storage or further transport.

4.2 Selecting an installation location

The N4000 installation location must meet the following criteria:

 Location of the DC power supply (12 V)  Distance of at least 2 cm to other devices  Solid and stable base  Adequate airflow  N4000 front and back sides must not be covered

4.3 Installing the N4000

X2E GmbH provides no special requirements for N4000 installation. Install the N4000 in the vehicle so as to avoid a damage risk at any time.

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4.4 Installing the XORAYASuite

Zur Konfiguration Ihres N4000 und zum Auslesen der aufgezeichneten Messwerte installieren Sie die grafische Benutzeroberfläche X einem PC mit den folgenden Mindestanforderungen.

Unterstützte Betriebssysteme:

 Microsoft® Windows® 7 (32 Bit oder 64 Bit)  Microsoft® Windows® 8 (32 Bit oder 64 Bit)  Microsoft® Windows® 10 (32 Bit oder 64 Bit)

Hardwareanforderungen:

 Prozessorgeschwindigkeit mindestens 1GHz  Arbeitsspeicher mindestens 2 GB  Speicherplatz ca. 120 MB verfügbar

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ORAYASuite auf

Softwareanforderungen:

 Microsoft® .NET Framework Version 4.5 oder höher

Installation:

 Close all open programs.  Use the X

ORAYASuite setup wizard from the supplied data medium.

 Download the latest version of the X

ORAYASuite from the X2E-Wiki.

( X2E-Wiki)

 Start the setup wizard and follow the instructions.

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4.5 Connecting the N4000 to the measuring environment

This section describes how to connect the N4000 to the measuring environment.

Device damage due to incorrect connection sequence

The incorrect connection sequence can lead to abnormal behaviour or destruction of the N4000.

CAUTION

4.5.1 Interfaces

 According to the numbering of the subsections,

connect the interfaces first and then the power supply.

 Please note the correct connection sequence from

top to bottom within the subsection.

Observe pin assignments

the N4000 with the measuring environment. Wrong pin assignments lead to measurement errors.

Please note the following sequence:

 Connect the data cables of all data buses to be monitored in the

measuring environment.

 Connect the data cables to the appropriate N4000 ports.  Wherever possible, tighten the connector screws on the N4000 and in

the measuring environment.

 The N4000 is connected to all data buses to be monitored.

Loss of data due to port disconnections

Please note the port pin assignments when connecting

To avoid data loss, never disconnect the N4000 during the current recording from connected data buses.

Furthermore, make sure that all connectors are firmly attached and the screws are tightened.

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4.5.2 Power supply

This chapter describes the default connection to a DC power supply via the supplied power cable. If you use the optionally available power cable with AC adapter, please note the specifications on the adapter label.

DANGER

CAUTION

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Electric shock due to improper connection of the power supply

Introducing the 4-mm plugs of the supplied power cable into low-voltage sockets can be fatal.

 Never introduce the 4-mm plugs into low-voltage

sockets.

 Connect the supplied power cable only to a power

source that meets the prescribed technical conditions.

Damage due to incorrect power supply

Using an incorrect power supply can lead to abnormal behaviour or destruction of the N4000.

 Use only the supplied power cable.  Please ensure correct polarity upon connection.  Make sure that the power supply used meets the

prescribed technical conditions.

 Make sure that the power supply lies within

permissible operating voltage of the N4000.

 Please note the allowable voltage level when feeding

external signals.

 Please note the technical specifications on the label

when using the optionally available power cable with AC adapter.

Damage due to faulty connection

When connecting with live contacts, transient fault currents with entrained mass may arise on interface

CAUTION

connections which have been already connected.

 Please ensure contacts are de-energised when

connecting the N4000 to the power supply.

USER MANUAL

COMMISSIONING

Please note the following sequence:

 Connect the power cable to port (L) on the N4000.

 Tighten the connector screws.  Connect the black plug of the cable to 0 V or ground.  Connect the red plug to the power supply.

Once the supply voltage is established, the N4000 turns on and displays its operational status via the power button LED (L).

Continuous current of the DC power supply

A 12 V DC power supply must deliver a continuous current of 1 A with 4.8 A peaks. Use a regulated power supply or a car battery and note the required voltage and current levels.

( Connections and controls)

 The N4000 is securely connected to the measuring environment.

Damage due to improper device shutdown

Disconnecting the power supply during operation may cause data loss and the destruction of the N4000.

CAUTION

 Never disconnect the N4000 from the power supply

while in operation.

 Ensure proper connector seating and tighten the

screws if possible.

 Only shut down the N4000 through the X

or the power button on the front panel.

 Pull the black plug connected to ground last when

disconnecting the N4000 from the power supply.

ORAYASuite

USER MANUAL

COMMISSIONING

Der N4000 ist mit einem intelligenten Energiemanagement ausgestattet, das für ein Absenken der Stromaufnahme auf max. 1 mA (bei 12 V Versorgungsspannung) im Ruhezustand sorgt.

The device goes into sleep mode via the following actions or under the following conditions:

 Pressing and holding the power button (L) for at least 2 seconds.

Current recording stops automatically.

 If no data reach the log interfaces and no connection to the

ORAYASuite is established for 10 minutes, the N4000 shuts down

automatically. This behaviour is configured using the main setting

Automatically Switch Off. ( Main Settings)

Users can wake up the N4000 from sleep mode as follows:

 Pressing the power button (L)  Switching the power supply off and on  Signal change from 0 V to +12 V at the trigger or wake input (M)  Pressing the trigger/wake button (K)  Activity on a wakeable log interface

4.6 Connecting the N4000 to the PC

This section describes how to connect the N4000 to the PC. To do so, you will need a standard network cable.

Proceed as follows to connect:

 Connect the network cable to a switch.

 Connect the network cable directly to your PC.  Connect the network cable to one of the LAN host interfaces (E) or the

10 Gbit Ethernet interface (G). ( Connections and controls)

 The N4000 is fully connected.

USER MANUAL

Position

Power supply

Internal

External

COMMISSIONING

4.7 Configure LIN power supply

Use the internal power supply of the LIN measurement card only if the connected LIN device uses the N4000 voltage as a reference voltage. Bear in mind that this is not possible when using the N4000 in a 24-V electrical system, for example. In this case, connect the external power supply port to the corresponding reference voltage.

USER MANUAL

Tool

Function

Configuration

Customise the N4000 behaviour

Online-Logging

Start and stop logging

Hdd-Download

Download measurements from the N4000 storage medium

Viewer

Evaluate measurements

Statistic

Evaluate bus statistics

Convert

Convert log data to other formats

Firmware-Update

Update firmware

XORAYAToolkit

5 XORAYASuite

This chapter describes the operation of the graphical user interface

ORAYASuite.

5.1 Starting

 Perform all commissioning steps. ( Commissioning)  Start the X

 Start the X

ORAYASuite by double-clicking the desktop icon.

ORAYASuite from the Windows Start menu.

XORAYASUITE

Upon start, XORAYASuite provides access to the various tools.

TK Commandline Command line access to the

 The XORAYASuite is started.

Windows notification area

Even after closing the launcher, the X continues to operate in the background. Click the icon in the Windows notification area to access tools or to close

ORAYASuite.

the X

ORAYASuite

USER MANUAL

Command

Description

Open configuration

Opens a configuration file (XML)

Save configuration

Saves the current configuration

Save configuration as

Saves the current configuration under a different name

Save interface configuration

Saves the current interface configuration under a

everything except the interface configuration

Open

Opens an info file (DLI) and the associated log data

log data

Closes the open log data

Open SWU/XSWU file

Opens a firmware image

interface from the N4000

and opens them when needed

Export preferences

Exports the output format settings in a preference file (XML)

Import preferences

Imports the output format settings from a preference file (XML)

Exit

Closes the tool

XORAYASUITE

5.2 Menu bar

This section describes the five main menus of the menu bar.

Individual menu commands are not available in every tool.

5.2.1 File

Among other things, you can use the File menu to open and save files, or close the tool.

different name The subitem System settings and signals saves

Alternatively: ZIP archive containing info file and

Refresh properties Reloads the current configuration of a selected

Recent files Displays the most recently opened info files (DLI)

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Command

Description

Connect

Connects the selected N4000

Disconnect

Disconnects the active connection to the N4000

Offline-Logging > Start

Starts the logging process on the N4000 storage medium

Offline-Logging > Stop

Stops the logging process on the N4000 storage medium

Online-Logging > Start

Starts the logging process on the PC

Online-Logging > Stop

Stops the logging process on the PC

µT-Z7/Probe)

Probe-Logging > Stop

Stops probe logging

Save changed configuration permanently

Stores the changed settings permanently on the N4000

Customer default configuration > Create

Stores the current permanent configuration (profile active) in the customer-defa ult profile

configuration > Load

into the active profile

settings > Interfaces

factory defaults

Reset configuration to factory settings > System

Resets the N4000 system configuration to factory defaults

Format HDD

Formats the N4000 storage medium

Synchronize time with > Local

Sets the system time of the N4000 to the current system time of the PC

Vehicle

system time of the connected vehicle

Restart

Restarts the N4000

Restart and reconnect

Restarts the N4000 and reconnects

Shutdown

Puts the N4000 in sleep mode

Shutdown (no wake up)

Shuts down the N4000 completely

5.2.2 Logger

Among other things, you can use the Logger menu to connect or disconnect the N4000 with the X

Probe-Logging > Start Starts probe logging

ORAYASuite.

XORAYASUITE

(further information in the quick manual X

ORAYA

Customer default

Reset configuration to factory

Synchronize time with >

Loads the customer-default configuration profile

Resets the N4000 interface configuration to

Sets the system time of the N4000 to the current

This menu does not appear in the Viewer and Convert tools.

USER MANUAL

Command/Setting

Description

Normal

Normal view

Detail

Detail view that displays all categories and properties

Tab selection

Determines which tabs are shown in the

Online-Logging tool

measurements

Autosize columns

Adjusts the width of the columns in the Hdd-Download tool to ensure all are visible simultaneously.

22 Type spread

Hdd-Download tool

Command

Description

Logger manual

Opens the N4000 user manual

About

Displays system information on the software and, if connected, on the N4000

Update software

Opens the X2E-Wiki to download the current XORAYASuite version

Show logfile

Displays a log file for the tool

Supportfile

Generates a set of files that you can send to X2E support to help solve technical issues

XORAYASUITE

5.2.3 View

Among other things, you can use the View menu to switch between normal and detail view.

Tile windows vertically/ horizontally

1 Comment …

in the Configuration and Online-Logging tools

Determines whether the elements Export settings and

Output formats selection in the Hdd-Download tool are

displayed next to or below the list of sessions or

Determines which tabs are shown in the

Hdd-Download tool

Legend Determines whether the legend is shown in the

This menu does not appear in the tools Viewer, Convert and

Firmware-Update.

5.2.4 Help

Among other things, you can use the Help menu to access this manual.

USER MANUAL

Setting

Description

German (Deutsch)

Changes the language of the X

Suite to German

English (Englisch)

Changes the language of the X

Suite to English

Show/hide menu bar

Show control dialogue

Show/hide toolbar

Show message queue

5.2.5 Language

Use the Language menu to change the language of the X

5.3 Status bar

ORAYASuite.

ORAYA

XORAYASUITE

Other menus

The Edit, Download, Convert and Settings menus are only available in two tools at the most. Their descriptions can be found in the corresponding sections of this user manual.

The status bar on the bottom of the window provides information about the connected N4000, for example the storage medium usage. In addition, the user interface is also adjustable for smaller displays there. The following buttons do not appear in the tools Viewer, Statistics and Convert.

The control dialogue (3) allows quick access to the most important commands of the menu or tool bar.

USER MANUAL

Display available loggers

Display settings

Establish connection to logger

XORAYASUITE

5.4 Connecting and disconnecting the N4000

The N4000 is connected and disconnected in the same way regardless of the

ORAYASuite tool. This section shows the process for the Configuration tool

X as an example.

5.4.1 Connecting the N4000

 Connect the N4000 to the PC. ( Connecting the N4000 to the PC)  Turn on the N4000.  Start the desired X

ORAYASuite tool. ( Starting)

 Click Display available loggers (1) to start scanning for dataloggers.  Select the desired N4000 (alternative name: MLZU) using the assigned

name.

 Click Establish connection to logger (2).

 In the Logger menu, click Connect. ( Logger)

 The N4000 is connected to the XORAYASuite.

Icons and text colours indicate the status of the N4000:

and name red Network error, the N4000 is located on a

different subnet

and name black Disconnected N4000

and name red Another user is connected to the N4000

and name blue You are connected to the N4000

Measurements are currently transferred from

N4000 is in favourites list ( Favourites)

the N4000 storage medium to the PC

USER MANUAL

Release connection to logger

Display settings

Start Hdd logging

Edit the configuration file

You can edit a configuration file (XML) previously created without connecting to the N4000. To do so, select Offline

Configuration in the drop-down list Display available Loggers (1) in the Configuration tool.

5.4.2 Disconnecting the N4000

 Click Release connection to logger (2).

XORAYASUITE

 In the Logger menu, click Disconnect. ( Logger)

 N4000 and XORAYASuite are disconnected.

HDD mode

Start the recording on the internal or external storage medium of the N4000 via Start Hdd logging (3) or autonomously without a PC, as described in the relevant section. ( HDD mode)

USER MANUAL

Refresh the device list

Devices in the network

Add currently connected device to favourites

Add selected device to favourites

Add a device to favourites manually

Remove device from favourite list

XORAYASUITE

5.4.3 Favourites

You access the favourites list via Display settings button in the

Configuration, Online-Logging or Hdd-Download tools.

Save frequently used dataloggers in the favourites list. Favourites are displayed first in the list of available dataloggers and are marked with the star symbol.

Add N4000 manually:

 Click Add a device to favourites manually (3).  Specify Logger name and IP-address.  Click OK.

Add N4000 automatically:

 Click Devices in the network (4) to start scanning for dataloggers.  Select the desired N4000.  Click Add selected device to favourites (5).

Additionally, you can add the currently connected N4000 directly via button (2).

USER MANUAL

The symbols in the columns Scan and Ping display the current reachability of the dataloggers in the list. Ping reaches beyond subnet boundaries.

Meaning of the symbols:

and reachable

and not reachable

5.5 Configuration

This tool allows the configuration of the N4000 and its interfaces.

 Connect the N4000 to the PC. ( Connecting the N4000 to the PC)  Turn on the N4000.  Start the Configuration tool of the X  Connect to the desired N4000. ( Connecting the N4000)

 The configuration can be performed.

ORAYASuite. ( Starting)

XORAYASUITE

Defects influencing the environment

The incorrect N4000 configuration can lead to the temporary, delayed or permanent functional failure of

WARNING

connected vehicles. Connected vehicles being operated on public roads bear

an increased risk of injury and damage.

 If available, use configuration templates provided by

the vehicle manufacturer.

 Use preferably the passive recording modes of the

interfaces.

All settings in the Configuration tool are stored permanently in the N4000. Therefore, you can configure each N4000 differently to meet the requirements of various application areas.

USER MANUAL

Release connection to logger

Display settings

Start Hdd logging

Save configuration file

Save changed configuration permanently

5.5.1 System configuration

System settings are configured via properties stored on the N4000.

These properties fall under various categories:

 Main Settings  Network  Hard Disk  Snapshot  Versions  Profile

Select the category:

 Click the root element of System Settings to display the main settings

of all categories.

 Click a category to view the main settings of this category.

System Settings > Main Settings:

USER MANUAL

Setting

Description

Default

Comment

Current system time, internally with a

Also used as a timestamp during logging

System Time

Internally used property for the system time

30 min, 60 min

Acoustic

Acoustic feedback when:  N4000 is shutting down/sleeping

Off

XORAYASUITE

Name Freely selectable name of the N4000 XorayaN4000-

precision of 100 ns

Automatically Switch Off

Time period after which the N4000 shuts down, provided:  there is no connection to the X

ORAYASuite

10 min

 there is no activity on any interface for

which Prevent Sleep Mode is activated

Values: Never, 1 min, 10 min, 20 min,

feedback

 data recording is starting

System Time

Click the appropriate button to synchronise with the PC or the vehicle time.

USER MANUAL

Overall view

Connection matrix

Separate view by ports

Open MAC-IP assignments

Symmetrical editing

XORAYASUITE

System Settings > Network:

The sub categories are assigned to the following interfaces ( Connections and controls):

 LAN Host eth0 LAN host interfaces (E)  LAN Host eth1 10 Gbit Ethernet interface (G)

USER MANUAL

Setting

Description

Default

Address

<DHCP-Server>

N4000 DHCP mode

Off: DHCP client

 fixed IP-Address = On

Gateway Address

Gateway address assigned to the

 fixed IP-Address = On

0.0.0.0

into network and host part

fixed IP-Address

N4000 with static IP address

Off

max transmit unit (mtu)

maximum packet size on the network layer (in Bytes)

1500

dynamic assigned IP-

IP Address IP address assigned to the N4000 if:

Netmask Netmask that divides the IP address

Activate DHCP On

On: DHCP server

 <DHCP-Server> = On or

N4000 if:  <DHCP-Server> = On or

XORAYASUITE

10.104.2.21

255.255.255.0

Provided the check box is selected, the N4000 is only DHCP server if it cannot find another DHCP server within the network. Otherwise, the N4000 requests the IP address from this server, acting as DHCP client.

Edit connection matrix (4):

 Activate or deactivate the connections between the front switch ports.  Activate or deactivate the ports as hosts.

If the button Symmetrical editing (3) is enabled, changing a connection automatically changes the opposite direction.

Change between Overall view (1) and Separate view by ports (2) as desired.

USER MANUAL

Close MAC-IP assignments

Refresh table of PCs in the network

Delete MAC-IP assignment

XORAYASUITE

Static MAC to IP assignment when DHCP server is active:

DHCP server mode is intended for direct connections to PCs. You can bind MAC addresses of up to five PCs to IP addresses. Type them in manually or double-click in a row of the table that contains the addresses of the PCs in the network.

Red exclamation marks flag PCs outside the IP range.

Special care in network settings

Exercise extreme caution when changing these settings. Under certain circumstances, incorrect network settings of the N4000 cannot be corrected.

In this case, you should reset the N4000 back to factory defaults by pressing the default button (H) for 3 seconds. ( Connections and controls)

USER MANUAL

Compression method

Activate ESU*

Activate internal storage medium

Remove ESU safely*

XORAYASUITE

System Settings > Hard Disk:

* Only with connected XORAYA ESU

These settings and displays refer to the currently active storage medium, represented by the blue background colour.

ORAYA ESU is connected to interface (I), you change the active storage

If a X medium via the buttons (2) and (3). ( Connections and controls)

USER MANUAL

Setting

Description

Default

Off: Recording is terminated

after disconnecting with the XORAYASuite

Compression

Compress data before saving

Off

processing the default-queue for packet data

Record on

HDD mode recording on a connected USB flash drive

Linear: Ongoing

Off

XORAYASUITE

Overwrite Control the N4000 behaviour if the storage medium is

full

On: Oldest session or measurement is overwritten

Autostart Immediate recording after switching on the N4000 or

Boost Increase write speed on the storage medium when

USB stick

instead of on the internal or external storage medium

Off: Disabled Loop: Circular buffer, which contains the most recent

minutes of the recording

Off

Compression

Compression reduces the data volume and, as a result, the download time, because data are decompressed on the PC.

After selecting the check box Compression, choose the compression method via the drop-down list (1):

 ZIP (slower, higher compression rate)  LZ4 (faster, lower compression rate)

In addition to the settings, this view presents the usage of the storage medium and the number of stored measurements.

Use the Format button to delete all existing data from the storage medium.

Record on USB stick

For this mode, it is required that the connected USB flash drive is named XORAYALOG and contains the folder

usb_queue.

USER MANUAL

XORAYASUITE

System Settings > Snapshot:

Snapshots can be created during the measurement to track particularly interesting time periods. The moment you raise the corresponding trigger, all data received for a user-definable time before and after this moment, are Measurement data are processed as queues on the log interfaces. In addition to the default-queue for packet data, the N4000 is able to use the faster stream-queue where Ethernet data are saved directly without creating statistics. You can set snapshots for both queues separately.

Setting the snapshot:

 Configure the snapshot of the desired queue.  Create one or multiple triggers for the action logger.snapshot.

( Trigger)

 Activate the property snapshot_on_log_press of the button interface.

( Button)

USER MANUAL

Setting

Description

Default

(Default-queue)

(in ms)

Trigger Post-time (Default-queue)

Trailing time of the snapshot for the default-queue (in ms)

Trigger Pre-time (Stream-queue)*

Leading time of the snapshot for the stream-queue (in ms)

0 (Stream-queue)*

(in ms)

Log mode

Snapshot recording mode for the stream-queue

size is reached

Linear

(Stream-queue)*

multiplied by a fixed predefined value)

abnormal behaviour of the N4000

XORAYASUITE

Trigger Pre-time

Trigger Post-time

(Stream-queue)*

Leading time of the snapshot for the default-queue

Trailing time of the snapshot for the stream-queue

Linear: Ongoing Loop: In a loop that is overwritten as the specified

Loop size

Factor determining the size of the loop (in MB,

Interval Time range (in ms) during which multiple triggered

snapshots are prevented Too many snapshots in very little time may lead to

USER MANUAL

Activate password protection

XORAYASUITE

System Settings > Profile:

You can save different N4000 configurations using profiles. The following names are reserved for special profiles:

 active the permanently saved configuration, which is

loaded when the N4000 starts

 default the factory default configuration  customer-default a customer default configuration

Create customer-default profile:

 Enter customer-default in the text box and click Create.

 In the Logger menu, click Customer default configuration > Create.

Load customer-default profile:

 Click Load in the row of the customer-default profile.

 In the Logger menu, click Customer default configuration > Load.

 Press the default button (H) for at least 1 second, but no more than 3

seconds. ( Connections and controls)

USER MANUAL

Unlock password protection

XORAYASUITE

Load default profile:

Protect active profile:

With enabled password protection, you can still temporarily save settings and create profiles, without needing to enter the password.

 Press the default button for at least 3 seconds.

 Enter a Password.  Click Activate password protection (1).  In the main toolbar, click Save changed configuration permanently.  Disconnect and reconnect again to the N4000.

 The active profile is protected:

Unlock password protection for active profile:

 Click Unlock password protection (1).  In the newly opened window, enter the correct Password.  Click OK.

 The password protection is unlocked:

Reset password

If you have forgotten your password, you can reset the N4000. ( Resetting to factory defaults)

As you do so, the password as any other configuration changes will be reset.

USER MANUAL

logger

XORAYASUITE

System Settings > Export:

You can save the export settings and output formats for the Hdd-Download tool on the N4000 itself. This way, the settings are centrally defined and do not depend on the PC used for downloading later.

1 Upload client settings onto the

2 Delete client settings from the

Save settings on the N4000:

 Specify the export settings. ( Export settings)  Specify the output formats. ( Output formats selection)  Click Upload client settings onto the logger (1).

 The settings are temporarily or permanently saved on the N4000

and can be loaded in the Hdd-Download tool.

Reset settings:

 Click Delete client settings from the logger (2).

USER MANUAL

XORAYASUITE

System Settings > DLN:

Set up a Distributed Logging Network, consisting of data sink (master) and one or multiple probes. For further information, see the quick manual for the X

ORAYA µT-Z7 probe.

USER MANUAL

XORAYASUITE

System Settings > Versions:

All properties in this category are immutable and purely informative. Among other things, this displays version numbers for various N4000 components, as well as additionally activated licences.

USER MANUAL

Cross-references to the interfaces

 CAN

 Ethernet

 Event

 FlexRay

 VIDEO

 Button

 LIN

 DiagCCP

 RS-232

 DiagXCP

XORAYASUITE

5.5.2 Interface configuration

Interface settings are configured via properties stored on the N4000.

These properties fall under various categories:

 Settings  Filter  Trigger  Routing  Other  Advanced

Interface or channel selection:

 Click the root element Interfaces to display the main settings of all

interfaces.

 Click an interface to display the main settings for all channels of this

interface.

 Click an interface channel to display the main settings for this channel.

USER MANUAL

XORAYASUITE

Interfaces:

 Double-click a row in the table to jump directly to the corresponding

interface or to the corresponding channel.

Reducing power consumption of the N4000

To reduce the N4000 power consumption, disable all channels unneeded.

USER MANUAL

XORAYASUITE

CAN:

4 of the 20 CAN channels are always FD-capable. By default, the FD-specific settings are missing on the remaining channels.

CAN > Settings:

CANFD_4PLUS_#

For each of these licences, the number of CAN-FDcapable channels is increased by 4.

Check in category Versions of system settings to verify which licences are activated for your X

ORAYA Z7.

( Versions)

USER MANUAL

Setting

Description

Default

Enable

Turn on logging for this channel

iso

CAN FD standard

Off: original standard by Bosch

Alias

Freely selectable channel name

can#

Bus ID

Additional ID for subsequent evaluation

500 k, 666 k, 800 k, 1000 k

Protocol

Classic CAN or CAN-FD

Classic CAN

Baudrate (FD)

Transfer rate for the payload section of a

Values: 500 k, 1000 k, 2000 k

2000 k Use Busspec

Load configuration template provided by the vehicle manufacturer

Off Mode

there is activity on this channel

Acknowledge/

Acknowledgment and transmission capacity

generation of error frames)

passive

autoacknowledge

message

Messages sent by the N4000 are

Off

XORAYASUITE

On: ISO 11898-1

Baudrate Transfer rate (in bit/s)

500 k

Values: 100 k, 125 k, 200 k, 250 k, 400 k,

CAN FD message (in bit/s)

Prevent Sleep

N4000 will not go into sleep mode as long as

Wake N4000 wakes up from sleep mode as soon as

Send

Send and acknowledge:

N4000 operates in active mode on the CAN bus (transmission possible, acknowledgment of CAN messages, generation of error frames)

passive (not send/acknowledge): N4000

operates in passive mode on the CAN bus (receipt possible, no acknowledgment of CAN messages, no generation of error frames)

Send but NOT acknowledge:

N4000 operates in semi-passive mode on the CAN bus (transmission possible, no acknowledgment of CAN messages, no

self transmitted

automatically acknowledged

(not send/ acknowledge)

USER MANUAL

Number of bytes for the trigger

Number of bytes for the response

8-byte blocks of the trigger

Byte values of the response

XORAYASUITE

CAN > Trigger:

USER MANUAL

Byte 1

Byte 2 (X = "don't care")

1d6

7b7

XORAYASUITE

The following check boxes affect the IDs of the specified CAN messages in this category:

 Extended frame Use 29-bit ID instead of 11-bit ID  Can FD Activate CAN FD mode  Bit Rate Switch Transfer payload with CAN FD baudrate

(Requirement: Can FD selected)

Configure triggers:

 Select the check box Enable Trigger from following CAN message.  Under Id, specify the ID of the CAN message that raises a trigger.

( Changing the numbering system)

 Select the check boxes Extended Frame, Can FD and Bit Rate Switch as

desired.

 Specify the Number of bytes for the trigger (1).  Select one of the 8-byte blocks of the trigger (2) for editing.  Specify the bytes of this payload block. ( Set bits)  Specify further 8-byte blocks of this trigger.  Repeat as necessary for up to a total of five triggers.

The following CAN messages are preconfigured as triggers:

USER MANUAL

XORAYASUITE

Configure trigger responses:

 Select the check box Send as response following CAN message.  Specify the ID of the CAN message that is sent as response to a trigger.  Select the check boxes Extended Frame, Can FD and Bit Rate Switch as

desired.

 Specify the Number of bytes for the response (3).  Specify the Byte values of the response (4).  Repeat as necessary to configure a second trigger response.

CAN trigger responses

Trigger responses are only sent if the setting

Acknowledge/Send is not set to passive.

To test the transmission of a CAN response, click the corresponding button.

USER MANUAL

Add routing

Save routing

Delete routing

XORAYASUITE

CAN > Routing:

Here, you configure the routing of messages received on other CAN channels via the currently selected channel. The payload is not changed while the IDs of source and target message can differ.

Configure routing:

 Select the check box Enable.  Click Add routing (1).  Under Source interface, choose the receiving CAN channel.  Under Source msg ID, specify the ID of the source message.

( Changing the numbering system) Select the check box Ext. ID for a 29-bit ID instead of a 11-bit ID.

 Optional: Under Target msg ID, specify content and length of the

target message ID. If you do not specify a target message ID, the source message ID is

applied.

 Click Save routing (3).  Repeat as necessary for further routings via this channel.

Meaning of the symbols for the available CAN channels:

enabled

not enabled

USER MANUAL

Setting

Description

Default

Enable

Enable interface statistic over CAN messages

Off

Offset

User-defined ID offset of the sent statistic messages

XORAYASUITE

CAN > Other:

Here, you specify if the N4000 sends general system statistics and interface statistics as CAN messages during data recording. These CAN messages contain signals, which hold the specific values.

General system statistics are, for example:

Interface statistics:

 RAM queue fill level  CPU load  Storage medium usage

 Transfer speed in kB/s  Messages per second  Overflow counter  Error counter

USER MANUAL

XORAYASUITE

The user-defined Offset within the 29-bit ID is displayed in green. This offset applies to each generated ID. The rest of the ID in orange is reserved and is automatically adjusted for each interface channel by the software.

Click the DBC button to open the generated messages and signals as a DBC file in a text editor and to save them for later analysis.

Restriction of statistic over CAN

Statistic over CAN messages can only be activated on one CAN channel at the same time.

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Setting

Description

Default

Enable

Turn on logging for this channel

Alias

Freely selectable channel name

flexray#

Bus ID

Additional ID for subsequent evaluation

Values: A, B

manufacturer

Prevent Sleep Mode

N4000 will not go into sleep mode as long as there is activity on this channel

Wake

N4000 wakes up from sleep mode as soon as there is activity on this channel

On Additionally, a FIBEX file is required

(Fibex file)*

of the FlexRay controller (MFR)

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FlexRay:

FlexRay > Settings:

Channel Selection, which one of both bus channels is used

Use Busspec Load configuration template provided by the vehicle

Allow sending Allow sending on this channel (requirement for XCP

on FlexRay)

Off

MFR config

* Only for channel 1 of 1x dual

Path and name of the FIBEX file for the configuration

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Setting

Description

Default

Enable

Turn on logging for this channel

Alias

Freely selectable channel name

lin#

Bus ID

Additional ID for subsequent evaluation

Baudrate

Transfer rate (in bit/s) Values: 20000, 19200, 9600, 4800, 2400

19200

Use Busspec

Load configuration template provided by the vehicle manufacturer

Off Mode

there is activity on this channel

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LIN:

LIN > Settings:

Prevent Sleep

Wake N4000 wakes up from sleep mode as soon as

N4000 will not go into sleep mode as long as

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LIN > Trigger:

Configure triggers:

 Select the check box Enable Trigger from following LIN message.  Under Id, specify the ID of the LIN message that raises a trigger.

( Changing the numbering system)

 Specify the payload bytes from 1 to 8. ( Set bits)  Repeat as necessary for up to a total of five triggers.

No trigger response

Because of the missing transmission capability, there are no trigger responses available for the LIN interface.

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RS-232:

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Setting

Description

Default

Protocol

Raw, GNLog or DLT

Raw

Enable

Turn on logging for this channel

Alias

Freely selectable channel name

rs232_# or

DLT#

Bus ID

Additional ID for subsequent evaluation

Use Busspec

Load configuration template provided by the vehicle manufacturer

Off DLT: 0 (None) to 6 (Verbose)

Trace state***

Send trace messages

Off

Verbose mode***

Off: Send only dynamic data On: Send dynamic and static data

Off

Baudrate

Transfer rate (in bit/s)

57600, 115200, 230400

115200

Values: 5 bit, 6 bit, 7 bit, 8 bit

Parity

Parity check for error detection Values: None, Odd, Even

None

Stopbits

Number of stop bits that mark the end of

Values: 1 bit, 2 bit

1 bit

stream**

Message Delimiter*

Delimiter that marks the end of a message Values: LF(10/0x0A) = end of line, None

LF(10/0x0A) Max packet size*

Maximum packet size (in Bytes)

1000

RX Timeout*

If no new character is received during this

250

Prevent Sleep Mode

N4000 will not go into sleep mode as long as there is activity on this channel

On as there is activity on this channel

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Debug level** Detail level of the debug information

GNLog: 0 to 3 (max)

gnlog# or

GNLog: 2 DLT: 0 (None)

Values: 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400,

Bits Number of data bits of a data block

a data block

keep low level data

Underlying RS-232 data are saved Off

period (in ms), then the previously received data are interpreted as completed message

0: Function disabled

8 bit

Wake* N4000 wakes up from sleep mode as soon

* Only for Raw **Only for GNLog and DLT ***Only for DLT

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Setting

Description

Default

Enable

Turn on logging for this channel

Alias

Freely selectable channel name

ethernet#

Bus ID

Additional ID for subsequent evaluation

manufacturer

Prevent Sleep Mode

N4000 will not go into sleep mode as long as there is activity on this channel

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Ethernet:

Ethernet > Settings:

Use Busspec Load configuration template provided by the vehicle

Off

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Add pre-filter

Increase pre-filter priority

Delete pre-filter

Decrease pre-filter priority

Save pre-filter

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Ethernet > Filter:

The filter is executed in two successive steps:

 Pre-filter MAC address  Queue dispatching filter EtherType and VLAN

Configure pre-filters:

 Click Add pre-filter (1).  Choose the Filter type (only MAC is available at the current

development stage).

 Under Direction, choose if the filter applies to a participant who is

Source and/or Target.

 Under Operator, choose if the filter is added to the whitelist (==) or the

blacklist (!=).

 Specify the MAC address.  Click Save pre-filter (3).  Repeat as necessary for further pre-filters.

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Setting

Description

Default

if matching

TPID (InnerTag)

Tag protocol identifier of the inner VLAN tag for Ethernet frames (always 0x8100)

0x8100

TCI (InnerTag)

Expected result of the check on the inner VLAN tag if matching

0x0

TPID (OuterTag)

Tag protocol identifier of the outer VLAN tag for

Values: 0x88A8, 0x9100, 0x9200, 0x9300

0x88A8 TCI (OuterTag)

Expected result of the check on the outer VLAN tag if matching

0x0 NOT

Invert filter condition

Off

Enable packet logging

Record filtered packet data

Enable streaming logging

Record filtered streaming data

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Priorities of pre-filters

Change the priorities of the pre-filters with the buttons (4) and (5).

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The X that matches the condition. The other pre-filters are ignored.

The N4000 processes packet data in Online mode and HDD mode via the socalled default-queue. In the stream-queue, only HDD mode recording is possible, and streaming data are directly stored without creating statistics.

The queue dispatching filter compares EtherType and both VLAN tags (InnerTag, OuterTag) of received Ethernet frames with the bytes specified here. ( Set bits)

If all selected filter conditions are matched, the Ethernet frame is assigned to the streaming data, otherwise to the packet data. If the Ethernet frame contains no or only one VLAN tag, the filter conditions for the non-existing

fields are ignored.

Via Load presets, you can configure filter conditions in such way that either all frames are assigned to streaming data (Streaming logging only) or all frames to packet data (Packet logging only).

EtherType Expected result of the check on the EtherType field

Ethernet frames

0x0

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Ethernet protocols:

In this configuration section, you can add, update and delete GNLog and DLT channels. Both protocols are recorded via the LAN host ports or the BroadR-Reach interface.

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Setting

Description

Default

Enable

Turn on logging for this channel

Off

Alias

Freely selectable channel name

gnlog# or DLT#

Bus ID

Additional ID for subsequent evaluation

Source

TCP (GNLog, DLT) or UDP (only DLT)

(DLT)

Use Busspec

Load configuration template provided by the vehicle manufacturer

Off

Prevent Sleep Mode

N4000 will not go into sleep mode as long as there is activity on this channel

Debug level

Detail level of the debug information

DLT: 0 (None) to 6 (Verbose)

GNLog: 2

Trace state*

Send trace messages

Off

On: Send dynamic and static data

VLan Id

Check box activates VLAN ID according to IEEE

Values: 1 to 4095

communication with the ECU

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IP address and port of the ECU

Default sets the port to 851 (GNLog) or 3490

GNLog: 0 to 3 (max)

DLT: 0 (None)

Verbose mode* Off: Send only dynamic data

802.1Q

IP address IP address which the N4000 uses in the

IP mask Network mask which the N4000 uses in the

* Only for DLT

Off

0.0.0.0

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VIDEO:

Connect camera:

Control video recordings:

 Connect the camera to one of the Ethernet log interfaces (N/P).

( Connections and controls)

 Connect another Ethernet log interface (N/P) to one of the LAN host

ports (E).

 Connect another LAN host port (E) to the PC.

 Create one or multiple signal-based triggers of the VIDEO interface.

 Activate one or multiple trigger actions of the button interface that

effect the video recording. ( Button)

INTERFACE_NET_CAMERA

VIDEO > Settings:

This licence is required for video recordings. Check in category Versions of system settings to verify

which licences are activated for your N4000. ( Versions)

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Setting

Description

Default

Enable

Turn on logging for this channel

Off

Alias

Freely selectable channel name

video#

Bus ID

Text box Bus ID Additional ID for subsequent evaluation

URL

To control an IP camera

camera

Mode

activity on this channel

Add trigger

Delete trigger

Trigger type

Move trigger up

Edit trigger

Move trigger down

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Prevent Sleep

N4000 will not go into sleep mode as long as there is

VIDEO > Trigger:

Here, you create conditions that trigger the following pre-defined actions:

 Create replay (the video stream currently stored in the circular buffer is

saved permanently)

 Take screenshot  Start Stream  Stop Stream

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Configure triggers:

 On the header of the desired trigger action, click Add trigger (1).  Select the desired Trigger type (2).  Create a single condition or multiple combined conditions for this

trigger. ( Create trigger conditions)

 If required, repeat the above steps for further triggers.

Number of configurable triggers

You can configure a maximum of ten triggers per VIDEO interface channel.

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Clear all settings

Open selection file

Edit CAN interface channel

Settings

Open A2L file

Traffic light for the bus load

Traffic light for the EPK check

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DiagCCP:

DiagCCP > Settings:

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Setting

Description

Default

Enable

Turn on logging for this channel

Off

Spy CCP

CCP mode

Off: Master

Off

Alias

Freely selectable channel name

ccp#

Bus ID

Additional ID for subsequent evaluation

Prevent Sleep Mode

N4000 will not go into sleep mode as long as there is activity on this channel

Off Source

Physical CAN channel to be used

Can_1 (can1)

A2L file

Description file, which is suitable for the ECU and is loaded to configure the CCP connection

Selection file

Signal filter file (XML, CFG or LAB), which contains a (pre-)selection of the signals to be monitored

connection attempt

Data timeout

No data received for this period of time (in s) leads to an error

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traffic

PROTOCOL_CCP PROTOCOL_CCP_SPY

The available modes (Master, Spy) depend on the activation of these licences.

Check in category Versions of system settings to verify which licences are activated for your N4000. ( Versions)

On: Spy (external communication is monitored,

no sending)

Retry max Maximum number of retries after unsuccessful

Meaning of the symbols for the physical CAN channels:

transmission-capable

transmission-capable, but currently set to passive

not transmission-capable

not enabled

Via Edit CAN interface channel (2) button, you can enable it, activate its transmission capability or change its baudrate if necessary.

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A2L configuration:

 Click Open A2L file (3) and select the description file that corresponds

with the ECU.

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 The XORAYASuite reads the A2L file and configures the CCP

connection accordingly.

 If Overwrite alias with ECU name under Settings (6) is activated,

Alias is also changed.

 If supported by the A2L file, the XORAYASuite automatically runs an

EPK version check with the ECU and displays the result via the

Traffic light for the EPK check (4).

You can also execute this check manually via the EPK button.

Levels of the Traffic light for the EPK check (4):

 green check successful  yellow check not possible  red check not successful

Signal configuration:

 Click Open selection file (5) and select a suitable XML, CFG or LAB file.

 Click Signal selection and select the signals manually. ( Filter)

 The XORAYASuite calculates the expected percentage of the bus load

increase. The result evaluation is displayed via the Traffic light for the bus

load (7).

Configure the levels of the Traffic light for the bus load (7):

 Right-click on the traffic light and then on Edit traffic light settings for

this interface type.

 Specify the percentage limit between green and yellow (standard: 50).  Specify the percentage limit between yellow and red (standard: 80).  Click OK.

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Show all signals

Export signals

Search box

Display CCP main settings

Refresh signal list

Add polling channel*

Display selected signals

Status of the signal definition file

Clear selected signals

Prescaler*

Import signals

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DiagCCP > Filter:

* Only if supported by the A2L file

Select signals for the DAQ measurement mode:

 Select the check box of the signal (row) for the event channel (column).

 Highlight one or multiple rows and right-click to activate these signals

simultaneously for one event channel.

Select signals for the polling measurement mode:

 Click Add polling channel (9).

The button is inactive if the A2L file does not support polling.

 In the row of the signal, select the polling cycle from the drop-down

list.

Filter signal list:

 Enter the term or partial term in the search box (2) and click Refresh

signal list (3).

 Click Display selected signals (4) to only display signals with selected

check boxes or selected polling cycle.

Clear signal list filter:

 Click Show all signals (1).

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To allow a later MDF export of the data without A2L file, generate a signal definition file in the Other category and save it, optionally encrypted, on the N4000. ( Other)

Status of the signal definition file (10) displays the current state of the file

and changes its state by clicking:

not generated

saved on N4000

saved encrypted on N4000

not saved on N4000

If supported by the A2L file, you can reduce the sampling rate of each event channel by increasing the Prescaler (11).

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Add trigger

Delete trigger

Trigger type

Move trigger up

Edit trigger

Move trigger down

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DiagCCP > Trigger:

Here, you create conditions that trigger the following pre-defined actions:

 Start CCP logging  Stop CCP logging

Start and stop without trigger conditions

Even when you do not create trigger conditions, the CCP recording, provided it is activated, starts and stops automatically at the beginning or ending of the data recording in online mode or HDD mode.

Configure triggers:

 On the header of the desired trigger action, click Add trigger (1).  Select the desired Trigger type (2).  Create a single condition or multiple combined conditions for this

trigger. ( Create trigger conditions)

 If required, repeat the above steps for further triggers.

Number of configurable triggers

You can configure a maximum of ten triggers per DiagCCP interface channel.

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Show/hide A2L signals

Additional signals

Delete signal

Signal selection

Delete signal definition file

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DiagCCP > Other:

To allow a later MDF export of the data without A2L file, generate a signal definition file as a reduced A2L file and save it, optionally encrypted, on the N4000.

Create and encrypt the signal definition file by selecting the check boxes under MDF-Export of signals.

Add additional signals (4) to the signal definition file by selecting the desired signals (5). ( Signal selection)

By clicking (1), you also display the signals which are imported from the A2L file.

By clicking (2), you delete the selected signals and with (3) the whole signal definition file.

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Add basic structure of the function

Execute function

Input data

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DiagCCP > Advanced:

This category displays an overview of the configured event channels and allows the definition of a seed and key function for the encrypted communication with the ECU.

Create and test the seed and key function:

 Click Add basic structure of the function (1).  Insert the algorithm that corresponds with the ECU.  Define the Input data (2) to test the function.  Click Execute function (3).

 The XORAYASuite calculates the output data (key) from the input data

(seed) and compares it with the key calculated by the ECU.

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Clear all settings

Open selection file

Edit interface channel

Settings

Open A2L file

Traffic light for the bus load

Traffic light for the EPK check

Engine RPM*

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DiagXCP:

DiagXCP > Settings:

* Only for angle-synchronous event channels

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Setting

Description

Default

Enable

Turn on logging for this channel

Off

Spy XCP traffic

XCP mode

Off: Master

Off

Alias

Freely selectable channel name

xcp#

Bus ID

Additional ID for subsequent evaluation

Prevent Sleep Mode

N4000 will not go into sleep mode as long as there is activity on this channel

Off Source

Physical CAN or FlexRay channel to be used

Can_1 (can1)

A2L file

Description file, which is suitable for the ECU and is loaded to configure the XCP connection

layer

layer descriptions

monitored

Retry max

Maximum number of retries after unsuccessful connection attempt

3 leads to an error

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PROTOCOL_XCP_MASTER PROTOCOL_XCP_SPY PROTOCOL_XCP_ON_CAN PROTOCOL_XCP_ON_FLEXRAY

The available modes (Master, Spy) and physical buses (CAN, FlexRay) depend on the activation of these licences.

Check in category Versions of system settings to verify which licences are activated for your N4000. ( Versions)

On: Spy (external communication is monitored,

no sending)

Transport

Selection file Signal filter file (XML, CFG or LAB), which

Data timeout No data received for this period of time (in s)

Selection if the A2L contains multiple transport

contains a (pre-)selection of the signals to be

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Meaning of the symbols for the available CAN or FlexRay channels:

transmission-capable

transmission-capable, but currently set to passive

not transmission-capable (only for CAN)

not enabled

Via Edit interface channel (2) button, you can enable it, activate its

transmission capability or change its baudrate if necessary.

A2L configuration:

 Click Open A2L file (3) and select the description file that corresponds

with the ECU.

 The XORAYASuite reads the A2L file and configures the XCP

connection accordingly.

 If Overwrite alias with ECU name under Settings (6) is activated,

Alias is also changed.

 If the A2L contains multiple transport layer descriptions, select the

layer from the appearing window. You can change this selection afterwards via the drop-down list

Transport layer.

 If the time value T7 is equal to 0, increase this value in the appearing

window to avoid protocol errors with the ECU. You can change this value and all the other time values in the category

Advanced. ( Advanced)

 If supported by the A2L file, the XORAYASuite automatically runs an

EPK version check with the ECU and displays the result via the

Traffic light for the EPK check (4).

You can also execute this check manually via the EPK button.

Levels of the Traffic light for the EPK check (4):

 green check successful  yellow check not possible  red check not successful

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Signal configuration:

Configure the levels of the Traffic light for the bus load (7):

 Click Open selection file (5) and select a suitable XML, CFG or LAB file.

 Click Signal selection and select the signals manually. ( Filter)

 The XORAYASuite calculates the expected percentage of the bus load

increase. The result evaluation is displayed via the Traffic light for the bus

load (7).

 If angle-synchronous (RPM-dependent) event channels are used, select

the Engine RPM (8), which influences the bus load calculation.

 Right-click on the traffic light and then on Edit traffic light settings for

this interface type.

 Specify the percentage limit between green and yellow (standard: 50).  Specify the percentage limit between yellow and red (standard: 80).  Click OK.

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Show all signals

Export signals

Search box

Display XCP main settings

Refresh signal list

Add polling channel*

Display selected signals

Status of the signal definition file

Clear selected signals

Prescaler*

Import signals

Change column order

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DiagXCP > Filter:

* Only if supported by the A2L file

Select signals for the DAQ measurement mode:

 Select the check box of the signal (row) for the event channel (column).

 Highlight one or multiple rows and right-click to activate these signals

simultaneously for one event channel.

Select signals for the polling measurement mode:

 Click Add polling channel (9).

The button is inactive if the A2L file does not support polling.

 In the row of the signal, select the polling cycle from the drop-down

list.

Filter signal list:

 Enter the term or partial term in the search box (2) and click Refresh

signal list (3).

 Click Display selected signals (4) to only display signals with selected

check boxes or selected polling cycle.

Clear signal list filter:

 Click Show all signals (1).

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To allow a later MDF export of the data without A2L file, generate a signal definition file in the Other category and save it, optionally encrypted, on the N4000. ( Other)

Status of the signal definition file (10) displays the current state of the file

and changes its state by clicking:

If supported by the A2L file, you can reduce the sampling rate of each event channel by increasing the Prescaler (11).

The column order of the event channels is adjustable via the drop-down lists (12).

not generated

saved on N4000

saved encrypted on N4000

not saved on N4000

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Add trigger

Delete trigger

Trigger type

Move trigger up

Edit trigger

Move trigger down

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DiagXCP > Trigger:

Here, you create conditions that trigger the following pre-defined actions:

 Start XCP logging  Stop XCP logging

Start and stop without trigger conditions

Even when you do not create trigger conditions, the XCP recording, provided it is activated, starts and stops automatically at the beginning or ending of the data recording in online mode or HDD mode.

Configure triggers:

 On the header of the desired trigger action, click Add trigger (1).  Select the desired Trigger type (2).  Create a single condition or multiple combined conditions for this

trigger. ( Create trigger conditions)

 If required, repeat the above steps for further triggers.

Number of configurable triggers

You can configure a maximum of ten triggers per DiagXCP interface channel.

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Show/hide A2L signals

Additional signals

Delete signal

Signal selection

Delete signal definition file

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DiagXCP > Other:

To allow a later MDF export of the data without A2L file, generate a signal definition file as a reduced A2L file and save it, optionally encrypted, on the N4000.

Create and encrypt the signal definition file by selecting the check boxes under MDF-Export of signals.

Add additional signals (4) to the signal definition file by selecting the desired signals (5). ( Signal selection)

By clicking (1), you also display the signals which are imported from the A2L file.

By clicking (2), you delete the selected signals and with (3) the whole signal definition file.

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Add basic structure of the function

Execute function

Input data

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DiagXCP > Advanced:

This category consists of the following elements:

 Overview of the configured event channels  Timeout values (changeable)  FlexRay buffer configuration (partly changeable)  Mapping of the FlexRay buffers to the event channels (changeable)  Definition of a seed and key function for the encrypted communication

with the ECU

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Create and test the seed and key function:

 Click Add basic structure of the function (1).  Insert the algorithm that corresponds with the ECU.  Define the Input data (2) to test the function.  Click Execute function (3).

 The XORAYASuite calculates the output data (key) from the input data

(seed) and compares it with the key calculated by the ECU.

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Setting

Description

Default

Enable

Turn on logging for this channel

Alias

Freely selectable channel name

event#

Bus ID

Additional ID for subsequent evaluation

Prevent Sleep Mode

N4000 will not go into sleep mode as long as there is activity on this channel

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Event:

This interface must be activated for proper functioning of:

 Triggers  Snapshots  the Button interface

Event > Settings:

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Add trigger

Delete trigger

Trigger type

Move trigger up

Edit trigger

Move trigger down

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Event > Trigger:

Here, you create trigger conditions that write custom event messages.

Configure triggers:

 Click Add trigger (1).  Select the desired Trigger type (2).  Create a single condition or multiple combined conditions for this

trigger. ( Create trigger conditions)

 If required, repeat the above steps for further triggers.

Number of configurable triggers

You can configure a maximum of ten event triggers.

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Button:

Use this interface to define which actions are triggered by the following trigger types.

Each trigger type is assigned a channel of the button interface as follows ( Connections and controls):

 trigger_button Pressing the trigger button (K)  wake_line Signal at the trigger input (M)

Actions with a yellow background and a blue outline are enabled.

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Setting

Description

Default

Enable

Turn on logging for this channel

Alias

Freely selectable channel name

trigger_button or wake_line

Bus ID

Additional ID for subsequent evaluation

Prevent Sleep Mode

N4000 will not go into sleep mode as long as there is activity on this channel

Send Event

Generate an additional event message either

Values: Falling edge, No event, Rising edge

Rising edge Wake

N4000 wakes up from sleep mode as soon as there is activity on this channel

Debounce time

Bridging time (in µs) to prevent undesired multiple events when a trigger is raised

1000 Action (1)

Start logging

Action (2)

Stop logging Long press is required (at least 3 s)

On Action (3)

Create snapshot

Off

Long press is required (at least 3 s)

circular buffer is saved permanently

Action (6)

Create screenshot

Off

Action (7)

Start video stream

Off

Action (8)

Stop video stream

Off

Action (9)

Send CAN trigger response 1

Off

Action (10)

Send CAN trigger response 2

Off

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Action (4) Eject USB device

Action (5) The video stream currently stored in the

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X2E N4000 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

1 Introduction

1.1 About this user manual

1.2 Validity of the user manual

1.3 Representation conventions

1.4 Pictograms

1.4.1 Meaning of warnings

1.4.2 Structure of warnings

1.5 X2E-Wiki

2 Safety and warranty

2.1 Intended use

2.2 Safety label on the device

2.3 General safety instructions

2.4 Product liability

2.5 Terms of use

2.6 Warranty

2.7 FCC notice

3 Product description

3.1 Identification

3.2 Scope of delivery

3.3 Connections and controls

4 Commissioning

4.1 Unpacking

4.2 Selecting an installation location

4.3 Installing the N4000

4.4 Installing the XORAYASuite

4.5 Connecting the N4000 to the measuring environment

4.5.1 Interfaces

4.5.2 Power supply

4.6 Connecting the N4000 to the PC

4.7 Configure LIN power supply

5 XORAYASuite

5.1 Starting

5.2 Menu bar

5.2.1 File

5.2.2 Logger

5.2.3 View

5.2.4 Help

5.2.5 Language

5.3 Status bar

5.4 Connecting and disconnecting the N4000

5.4.1 Connecting the N4000

5.4.2 Disconnecting the N4000

5.4.3 Favourites

5.5 Configuration

5.5.1 System configuration

5.5.2 Interface configuration