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--- uvs:programs [2022/06/26 10:00] – old revision restored (2022/04/19 04:43) 82.80.244.59
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-===== CANopen Commadline Tool =====
+===== CANopen Commandline Tool =====
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-The //CANopen Commanline Tool// is a text-based program to request CANopen services from CANopen devices on the command line by entering commands at the program´s prompt or processing them from a batch file.
+The //CANopen Commandline Tool// is a text-based program to request CANopen services from CANopen devices on the command line by entering commands at the program´s prompt or processing them from a batch file.
-The syntax for these commands is taken from the CANopen specification CiA DS-309/3 (//Interfacing CANopen with TCP/IP â€“ ASCII Mapping//).
+The syntax for these commands is taken from the CANopen specification CiA DS-309/3 (//Interfacing CANopen with TCP/IP -- ASCII Mapping//).
 The program is build on the UVS [[uvs:programs#CANopen_Master_Library|CANopen Master library]], which exists for several microcontrollers and even for some CAN interface boards from different vendors and for different operating systems.
 Here the //CANopen Commandline Tool// uses the [[wp>Socketcan|SocketCAN]] interface on Linux operating systems;
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 ==== Syntax ====
-  Usage: can_moni <interface> [<options>]
+  Usage: can_moni <interface> [<option>...]
   Options:
-   -m, --mode=(2.0|FDF[+BSR])  CAN operation mode: CAN 2.0 or CAN FD format
+   -t, --time=(ZERO|ABS|REL)     absolute or relative time (default=0)
-       --listen-only           monitor mode (transmitter is off)
+   -i  --id=(HEX|DEC|OCT)        display mode of CAN-IDs (default=HEX)
-   -b, --baudrate=<baudrate>   CAN 2.0 bit timing in kbps (default=250)
+   -d, --data=(HEX|DEC|OCT)      display mode of data bytes (default=HEX)
-       --bitrate=<bit-rate>    CAN FD bit rate (as a string)
+   -a, --ascii=(ON|OFF)          display data bytes in ASCII (default=ON)
-   -v, --verbose               show detailed bit rate settings
+   -x, --exclude=[~]<id-list>    exclude CAN-IDs: <id>[-<id>]{,<id>[-<id>]}
-   -t, --time=(ABS|REL|ZERO)   absolute or relative time (default=0)
+       --code=<id>               acceptance code for 11-bit IDs (default=0x000)
-   -i  --id=(HEX|DEC|OCT)      display mode of CAN-IDs (default=HEX)
+       --mask=<id>               acceptance mask for 11-bit IDs (default=0x7FF)
-   -d, --data=(HEX|DEC|OCT)    display mode of data bytes (default=HEX)
+       --xtd-code=<id>           acceptance code for 29-bit IDs (default=0x00000000)
-   -a, --ascii=(ON|OFF)        display data bytes in ASCII (default=ON)
+       --xtd-mask=<id>           acceptance mask for 29-bit IDs (default=0x1FFFFFFF)
-   -x, --exclude=[~]<id-list>  exclude CAN-IDs: <id>[-<id>]{,<id>[-<id>]}
+   -m, --mode=(2.0|FDF[+BRS])    CAN operation mode: CAN 2.0 or CAN FD format
-   -L, --list-boards           list all supported CAN interfaces and exit
+       --listen-only             monitor mode (transmitter is off)
-   -T, --test boards           list all available CAN interfaces and exit
+       --no-status-frames        suppress reception of status frames
-   -h, --help                  display this help screen and exit
+       --no-remote-frames        suppress reception of remote frames
-       --version               show version information and exit
+   -b, --baudrate=<baudrate>     CAN 2.0 bit timing in kbps (default=250)
+       --bitrate=<bit-rate>      CAN FD bit rate (as a string)
+   -v, --verbose                 show detailed bit rate settings
+   -y, --trace=(ON|OFF)          write a trace file (default=OFF)
+       --list-bitrates[=<mode>]  list standard bit-rate settings and exit
+   -L, --list-boards             list all supported CAN interfaces and exit
+   -T, --test-boards             list all available CAN interfaces and exit
+   -h, --help                    display this help screen and exit
+       --version                 show version information and exit
   Interfaces:
     PCAN-USB1
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 ^  can_moni (CAN Monitor using PCAN-USB)  ^^
 ^Developer         |[[uwe.vogt@uv-software.de|Uwe Vogt]]  |
-^Current version   |[[http://www.uv-software.de/files/downloads/MacCAN/PCANUSB/Utilities/can_moni/can_moni.0.5.3.tar.gz|Version 0.5 SR3 Build 1030]] of December 7, 2021  |
+^Current version   |[[http://www.uv-software.de/files/downloads/MacCAN/PCANUSB/Utilities/can_moni/can_moni.0.6.1.tar.gz|Version 0.6 SR1 Build 2065]] of December 30, 2024  |
-^Documentation     |[[http://www.uv-software.de/files/downloads/MacCAN/PCANUSB/Utilities/can_moni/can_moni.0.5.3.readme|README]] and program option ''--help''  |
+^Documentation     |[[http://www.uv-software.de/files/downloads/MacCAN/PCANUSB/Utilities/can_moni/can_moni.0.6.1.readme|README]] and program option ''--help''  |
 ^License           |[[http://www.uv-software.de/files/downloads/MacCAN/PCANUSB/Utilities/can_moni/LICENSE|UVS Freeware License]] (without warranty or support)  |
 ^Standard(s)       |CAN Specification 2.0 and CAN FD Specification  |
-^Driver(s)         |[[uvs:programs:pcbusb_library|OS X Library for PCAN-USB Interfaces]] from [[http://www.uv-software.de|UV Software]]  |
+^Driver(s)         |[[uvs:programs:pcbusb_library|macOS Library for PCAN-USB Interfaces]] from [[http://www.uv-software.de|UV Software]]  |
 ^Category          |Industrial communication, CAN, CAN FD, MacCAN  |
-^Operating system  |OS X 10.8 (x86_64), since version 0.5 SR3 macOS 11.0 (x86_64 & arm64)  |
+^Operating system  |macOS 13.0 or later (x86_64 & arm64)  |
 ^Download server   |[[uvs:programs:can_moni_mac|http://www.uv-software.de/files/downloads/MacCAN/PCANUSB/Utilities/can_moni/]]  |
+^GitHub repo       |[[https://github.com/mac-can/PCBUSB-Utilities]]  |
 ===== CAN Monitor App for OS X =====
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 ^Developer         |[[uwe.vogt@uv-software.de|Uwe Vogt]]  |
 ^Current version   |[[http://www.uv-software.de/files/downloads/MacCAN/PCANUSB/Applications/MacCAN_Monitor_App
-/MacCAN_Monitor.0.4_uni.dmg|Version 0.4]] of December, 2021  |
+/MacCAN_Monitor.0.5.1_uni.dmg|Version 0.5 SR1]] of November 4, 2023  |
 ^Documentation     |[[http://www.uv-software.de/files/downloads/MacCAN/PCANUSB/Applications/MacCAN_Monitor_App
-/MacCAN_Monitor.0.4.pdf|Readme]] file and a screen [[http://www.uv-software.de//files/downloads/MacCAN/PCANUSB/Videos/MacCAN_Monitor_App
+/MacCAN_Monitor.0.5.1.pdf|Readme]] file and a screen [[http://www.uv-software.de//files/downloads/MacCAN/PCANUSB/Videos/MacCAN_Monitor_App
 /MacCAN_Monitor.mov|video]]  |
 ^License           |[[https://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-2-Clause|BSD 2-Clause]]  "Simplified" License  |
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 ^Driver(s)         |[[uvs:programs:pcbusb_library|macOS Library for PCAN-USB Interfaces]] from [[http://www.uv-software.de|UV Software]]  |
 ^Category          |Industrial communication, CAN, [[https://www.mac-can.com/|MacCAN]]  |
-^Operating system  |OS X 10.9 (x86_64) or macOS 11.x (Universal macOS Binary)  |
+^Operating system  |OS X 10.13 (x86_64) or macOS 11.x (Universal macOS Binary)  |
 ^Download server   |[[uvs:programs:maccan_monitor_app|http://www.uv-software.de/files/downloads/MacCAN/PCANUSB/Applications/MacCAN_Monitor_App/]]  |
+^GitHub repo       |[[https://github.com/mac-can/PCBUSB-Monitor]]  |
 ^Additional information |PCAN is a registered trademark of [[http://www.peak-system.com/|PEAK-System Technik GmbH]], Darmstadt  |
 ===== CANopen Master Library =====