Typical Communication Analysis Workflow
From database loading and hardware channel setup to raw trace, WebGL signal monitoring, SOME/IP / SecOC inspection, and BLF retention, network issues can be located, compared, and preserved.
1
Load databases
Import DBC, LDF, and ARXML to build CAN / LIN signals, Ethernet PDUs, and SOME/IP service definitions.
2
Configure hardware channels
Select Kvaser, PCAN, ZLG, Vector, or Ethernet channels and verify bus type plus RX / TX state.
3
Monitor trace streams
Use TracePanel for raw messages and PacketDecodePanel to inspect Ethernet and SOME/IP protocol layers.
4
Watch signal trends
Add database-tree signals to the WebGL chart and use dual cursors plus downsampling for signal change analysis.
5
Inspect SOME/IP / SecOC
Check service discovery, request / response, notifications, MAC validation, and freshness counter state.
6
Store BLF records
Save measurements as BLF with ZLIB compression for offline analysis and engineering traceability.