a merged list of Autosar abbreviation list v.3

a merged list of Autosar abbreviation list v.3

Autosar list ofreference, abbreviation and term.(191-237/237): English(40)
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Autosar list of reference, abbreviation and term.(141-190/237): English(40a)
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Autosar list of reference, abbreviation and term.(95-140/237): English(40b)
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a merged list of Autosar abbreviation list
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a marged list of Autosar abbreviation list v.2
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*1 additional last word such as driver, library and so on.
*2 additional first word such as AUTOSAR
*3 additional other word in the phrase.
*4 different meaning such as management and module
*5 misspelling
*6 term
*7 singular or plural

|No.|Doc.|Abbreviation|Meaning|comment|
|--:|--:|:--|:--|:--|
|306|225|(Adaptive) Machine|Machine that represents an Adaptive AUTOSAR Software Stack.||
|935|190|(G)TD|(Global) Time Domain ||
|848|195|(G)TD|(Global) Time Domain ||
|819|196|(G)TD|(Global) Time Domain ||
|803|197|(G)TD|(Global) Time Domain ||
|804|197|(G)TM|(Global) Time Master ||
|936|190|(G)TM|(Global)Time Master||
|849|195|(G)TM|(Global)Time Master||
|820|196|(G)TM|(Global)Time Master||
|1089|172|<DstLo>|Lower layer communication interface module acting as a destination of the I-PDU. The DstLo may by one to many.||
|1091|172|<DstLoTp>|Lower layer transport protocol module acting as a destination of the I-PDU. The DstLoTp may by one to many.||
|2073|100|<Ie>|Implementation specific file name extension, see SWS_BSW_00103.||
|1092|172|<Lo>|Lower layer communication interface module||
|1094|172|<LoTp>|Lower layer transport protocol module||
|2075|100|<MA>|Capitalized module abbreviation. The Capitalized module abbreviation <MA> is the Module abbreviation <Ma> (see bsw_constr_001) completely written in upper case. ||
|2074|100|<Ma>|Module abbreviation, see SWS_BSW_00101.||
|2077|100|<Mip>|Module implementation prefix, see SWS_BSW_00102. <MIP> Capitalized module implementation prefix. The Capitalized module implementation prefix <MI\P> is the Module implementation prefix <Mip> (SWS_BSW_00102) completely written in upper case. ||
|1095|172|<module>|Any type of module <...> ||
|1088|172|<SrcLo>|Lower layer communication interface module acting as a source of the I-PDU. The SrcLo is always one. ||
|1090|172|<SrcLoTp>|Lower layer transport protocol module acting as a source of the I-PDU. The SrcLoTp is always one.||
|1093|172|<Up>|Upper layer module||
|2097|96|A2L|File Extension for an ASAM 2MC Language File ||
|617|209|A2L|File Extension for an ASAM 2MC Language File ||
|33|234|AA|Adaptive Application ||
|1699|127|AA|AUTOSAR Adaptive Application ||
|292|225|ABI|Application Binary Interface ||
|1187|163|abs|Absolute value||
|1161|164|Abs|Absolute value||
|1162|164|AbsDiff|Absolute value of a difference||
|1603|139|AC|(Flash) access code – abbreviation introduced to keep the names of the configuration parameters reasonably short.||
|1037|181|AC|J1939 AddressClaimed PG (PGN = 0x0EE00)||
|1022|182|AC|J1939 AddressClaimed PG (PGN = 0x0EE00)||
|1023|182|ACK|J1939 Acknowledgement PG (ACKM) with control byte set to 0||
|1043|180|ACKM|Acknowledgement Message, J1939 PGN 0E80016||
|1024|182|ACKM|J1939 Acknowledgement PG (PGN = 0x0E800) ||
|770|199|Adaptive Application|see [1] AUTOSAR Glossary ||
|775|199|Adaptive Platform Foundation|see [1] AUTOSAR Glossary ||
|776|199|Adaptive Platform Services|see [1] AUTOSAR Glossary ||
|170|229|Adc|ADC Driver|*1|
|34|234|ADC|Analog Digital Converter ||
|1830|121|ADC|Analog to Digital Converter||
|2091|97|ADC|Analogue Digital Converter||
|1163|164|Add|Addition ||
|1851|119|AEAD|Authenticated Encryption with Associated Data||
|446|217|AES|Advanced Encryption Standard ||
|1533|144|AF|Acknowledge Frame (please refer to ISO 10681-2)|*5|
|1567|142|AF|Acknowledgement Frame||
|667|206|AI|Alive Indication ||
|648|208|AIFS|Arbitration Inter Frame Space||
|1920|112|ALU|Arithmetic Logic Unit||
|35|234|AMM|Application Mode Management||
|594|210|AP|Adaptive Platform||
|167|231|AP|Adaptive Platform||
|1700|127|AP|AUTOSAR Adaptive Platform||
|293|225|AP|AUTOSAR Adaptive Platform|*2|
|36|234|AP|AUTOSAR Adaptive Platform|*2|
|1998|107|API|Application Program Interface||
|1611|136|API|Application Program Interface||
|1467|146|API|Application program interface|*5|
|1431|147|API|Application Program Interface||
|1228|159|API|Application Program Interface||
|1209|160|API|Application Program Interface||
|2093|97|API|Application Programming Interface||
|1985|108|API|Application Programming Interface||
|1890|114|API|Application Programming Interface||
|1792|123|API|Application Programming Interface||
|1747|124|API|Application Programming Interface||
|1535|143|API|Application Programming Interface||
|1391|148|API|Application Programming Interface||
|1370|149|API|Application Programming Interface||
|1097|170|API|Application Programming Interface||
|1050|178|API|Application Programming Interface||
|961|188|API|Application Programming Interface||
|789|198|API|Application Programming Interface||
|715|201|API|Application Programming Interface||
|691|203|API|Application Programming Interface||
|595|210|API|Application Programming Interface||
|518|212|API|Application Programming Interface||
|447|217|API|Application Programming Interface||
|387|219|API|Application Programming Interface||
|294|225|API|Application Programming Interface||
|37|234|API|Application Programming Interface||
|1729|125|APID|Application ID||
|771|199|Application|see [1] AUTOSAR Glossary ||
|768|199|Application Error|Errors returned by UCM||
|1164|164|AR|Autosar||
|1098|170|AR|AUTOSAR||
|38|234|ARA|AUTOSAR Runtime for Adaptive Applications||
|1649|133|Arccos|Inverse Cosine||
|1648|133|Arcsin|Inverse Sine ||
|1717|126|ARP|Address Resolution Protocol||
|974|185|ARP|Address Resolution Protocol||
|901|191|ARP|Address Resolution Protocol||
|39|234|ARP|Address Resolution Protocol||
|40|234|ARTI|AUTOSAR Run-Time Interface||
|592|211|ARXML|AUTOSAR XML||
|449|217|ARXML|AUTOSAR XML||
|295|225|ARXML|AUTOSAR XML||
|596|210|ARXML|AutosarR XML ||
|1|237|ASA|Active Steering Actuator ||
|2098|96|ASAM|Association for Standardization of Automation and Measuring Systems||
|618|209|ASAM|Association for Standardization of Automation and Measuring Systems||
|41|234|ASAM|Association for Standardization of Automation and Measuring systems||
|597|210|ASD|Abstract System Description||
|42|234|ASD|Abstract System Description||
|432|218|ASIL|Automotive Safety Integrity Level||
|43|234|ASIL|Automotive Safety Integrity Levels||
|44|234|ASW|Application SoftWare ||
|448|217|ATP|AUTOSAR Template Profile ||
|45|234|ATS|Acceptance Test Suite||
|2096|96|AUTOSAR|AUTomotive Open System ARchitecture||
|1522|144|AUTOSAR|Automotive Open System Architecture||
|1432|147|AUTOSAR|Automotive Open System Architecture||
|1392|148|AUTOSAR|Automotive Open System Architecture||
|1279|157|AUTOSAR|Automotive Open System Architecture||
|1229|159|AUTOSAR|Automotive Open System Architecture||
|616|209|AUTOSAR|AUTomotive Open System ARchitecture||
|46|234|AUTOSAR|AUTomotive Open System Architecture||
|2|237|AUTOSAR|AUTomotive Open System ARchitecture||
|1536|143|AUTOSAR|Automotove Open Systems Architecture ||
|772|199|AUTOSAR Adaptive Platform|see [1] AUTOSAR Glossary ||
|773|199|AUTOSAR Classic Platform|see [1] AUTOSAR Glossary ||
|938|190|AVB|Audio Video Bridging ||
|822|196|AVB|Audio Video Bridging ||
|766|199|Backend|Backend is a server hosting Software Packages||
|1004|183|BAM|Broadcast Announce Message, broadcast variant of SAE J1939 transport protocol||
|1393|148|BD|Bus Driver||
|266|229|Bfx|BFx Library||
|47|234|BFx|Bitfield functions for fixed point||
|2081|99|Bfx|Short name for Bitfield functions for fixed point||
|1887|116|BIST|Built in Self Test||
|30|235|BIST|Built-In Self Tests||
|2052|102|Bmc|Basic Software Multicore Library ||
|273|229|Bmc|BSWMulticore Library ||
|939|190|BMCA|Best Master Clock Algorithm||
|823|196|BMCA|Best Master Clock Algorithm||
|173|229|BndM|Bulk NvData Manager||
|1918|113|BOM|Byte Order Mark||
|388|219|BOM|Byte Order Mark||
|769|199|Boot options|Boot Manager Configuration||
|716|201|BS|Basic Service||
|1944|109|BS|Block Size||
|1480|145|BSW|(AUTOSAR) Basic Software ||
|2099|96|BSW|Basic Software||
|2062|101|BSW|Basic Software||
|1999|107|BSW|Basic Software||
|1921|111|BSW|Basic Software||
|1748|124|BSW|Basic Software||
|1650|133|BSW|Basic Software||
|1612|136|BSW|Basic Software||
|1537|143|BSW|Basic Software||
|1433|147|BSW|Basic Software||
|1394|148|BSW|Basic Software||
|1371|149|BSW|Basic Software||
|1362|150|BSW|Basic Software||
|1230|159|BSW|Basic Software||
|1165|164|BSW|Basic Software||
|1150|166|BSW|Basic Software||
|1099|170|BSW|Basic Software||
|1087|172|BSW|Basic Software||
|890|192|BSW|Basic Software||
|868|193|BSW|Basic Software||
|790|198|BSW|Basic Software||
|717|201|BSW|Basic Software||
|692|203|BSW|Basic Software||
|668|206|BSW|Basic Software||
|619|209|BSW|Basic Software||
|571|211|BSW|Basic Software||
|519|212|BSW|Basic Software||
|328|222|BSW|Basic Software||
|48|234|BSW|Basic Software||
|3|237|BSW|Basic Software||
|1038|181|BSW|Basic Software (module)||
|1025|182|BSW|Basic Software (module)||
|1584|141|BSW|BasicSoftWare||
|520|212|BswM|Basic Software Manager|*3|
|2012|107|BswM|Basic Software Mode Manager||
|1922|111|BswM|Basic Software Mode Manager||
|1686|130|BswM|Basic Software Mode Manager||
|1613|136|BswM|Basic Software Mode Manager||
|669|206|BswM|Basic Software Mode Manager||
|49|234|BSWM|Basic SoftWare Mode manager||
|995|184|BswM|Basis software manager||
|2063|101|BswM|BSW Mode Manager ||
|1231|159|BswM|BSW Mode Manager ||
|171|229|BswM|BSW Mode Manager ||
|2079|100|BSWMD|Basic Software Module Description||
|2064|101|BSWMD|Basic Software Module Description||
|1100|170|BSWMD|Basic Software Module Description||
|572|211|BSWMD|Basic Software Module Description||
|50|234|BSWMD|Basic SoftWare Module Description||
|573|211|BSWMDT|Basic Software Module Description Template||
|751|200|BTP|Basic Transport Protocol ||
|718|201|BTP|Basic Transport Protocol ||
|704|202|BTP|Basic Transport Protocol ||
|693|203|BTP|Basic Transport Protocol ||
|752|200|BTP-A|BTP header type denoting interactive packet transport||
|753|200|BTP-B|BTP header type denoting non-interactive packet transport||
|1312|156|CA|Certificate Authority|*4|
|1026|182|CA|Controller Application, role of an ECU tied to one address|*4|
|719|201|CA|Cooperative Awareness|*4|
|754|200|CAM|Cooperative Awareness Message||
|720|201|CAM|Cooperative Awareness Message||
|694|203|CAM|Cooperative Awareness Message||
|175|229|Can|CAN Driver|*1|
|1945|109|Can|CAN Driver module||
|2100|96|CAN|Controller Area Network||
|2000|107|CAN|Controller Area Network||
|1793|123|CAN|Controller Area Network||
|940|190|CAN|Controller Area Network||
|851|195|CAN|Controller Area Network||
|620|209|CAN|Controller Area Network||
|521|212|CAN|Controller Area Network||
|450|217|CAN|Controller Area Network||
|389|219|CAN|Controller Area Network||
|344|221|CAN|Controller Area Network||
|329|222|CAN|Controller Area Network||
|51|234|CAN|Controller Area Network||
|4|237|CAN|Controller Area Network||
|1946|109|CAN CF|CAN Consecutive Frame N-PDU||
|1947|109|CAN FC|CAN Flow Control N-PDU||
|1980|109|CAN FD|CAN flexible data rate||
|2025|105|CAN FD|CAN with Flexible Data-Rate||
|1948|109|CAN FF|CAN First Frame N-PDU||
|2022|105|CAN L-PDU|CAN Protocol Data Unit. Consists of an identifier, Data Length and data (SDU) Visible to the CAN driver. ||
|2023|105|CAN L-SDU|CAN Service Data Unit. Data that are transported inside the CAN L-PDU. Visible to the upper layers of the CAN interface (e.g. PDU Router).||
|1949|109|CAN SF|CAN Single Frame N-PDU||
|1981|109|CAN_DL|CAN frame data length||
|2024|105|CanDrv|CAN Driver module||
|2026|105|CanId|CAN Identifier||
|2013|106|CanIf|Abbreviation for the CAN Interface||
|2101|96|CanIf|CAN Interface||
|2001|107|CanIf|CAN Interface||
|1950|109|CanIf|CAN Interface||
|891|192|CanIf|CAN Interface||
|869|193|CanIf|CAN Interface||
|621|209|CanIf|CAN Interface||
|176|229|CanIf|CAN Interface||
|2027|105|CanIf|CAN Interface module ||
|1134|168|CanIf|CAN Interface module |*2|
|2014|106|CanNm|Abbreviation for CAN Network Management||
|884|193|CanNm|CAN Network Management||
|177|229|CanNm|CAN Network Management||
|2028|105|CanNm|CAN Network Management module||
|1135|168|CanNm|CAN Network Management module|*2|
|2002|107|CanSM|CAN State Manager||
|885|193|CanSM|CAN State Manager||
|178|229|CanSM|CAN State Manager||
|2029|105|CanSm|CAN State Manager module ||
|1951|109|CanTp|CAN Transport Layer||
|180|229|CanTp|CAN Transport Layer|*5|
|2030|105|CanTp|CAN Transport Layer module||
|1508|144|CanTp|CAN Transport Protocol||
|886|193|CanTp|CAN Transport Protocol||
|179|229|CanTrcv|CAN Tranceiver Driver||
|2031|105|CanTrcv|CAN Transceiver Driver module||
|1952|109|CanTrcv|CAN Transceiver module||
|2032|105|CanTSyn|Global Time Synchronization over CAN ||
|249|229|CanTSyn|Time Sync Over CAN|*4|
|852|195|CanTSyn|Time Synchronization module for CAN|*4|
|941|190|CanTSyn|Time Synchronization Provider module for CAN |*3|
|1481|145|CAS|Collision Avoidance Symbol||
|345|221|CAS|Collision Avoidance Symbol||
|346|221|CB|Control Bit VectorV||
|705|202|CBF|Contention-Based Forwarding DET Default Error Tracer ||
|1624|135|CBR|Channel Busy Ratio||
|649|208|CBR|Channel Busy Ratio||
|2015|106|CBV|Control Bit Vector||
|1143|168|CBV|Control Bit Vector in NM-message ||
|1482|145|CC|(FlexRay) Communication Controller||
|1542|143|CC|Communication Controller ||
|1461|146|CC|Communication Controller ||
|1434|147|CC|Communication Controller ||
|1395|148|CC|Communication Controller ||
|1136|168|CC|Communication controller ||
|347|221|CC|Communication Controller ||
|330|222|CC|Communication Controller ||
|52|234|CCF|Common Cause Failure ||
|1870|117|CDD|Complex Device Driver||
|1861|118|CDD|Complex Device Driver||
|1852|119|CDD|Complex Device Driver||
|1749|124|CDD|Complex Device Driver||
|31|235|CDD|Complex Device Driver||
|2065|101|CDD|Complex Driver||
|1483|145|CDD|Complex Driver||
|1101|170|CDD|Complex Driver||
|53|234|CDD|Complex Driver|*5 complex device driver|
|1794|123|CEMR|ControlEnableMaskRecord||
|1568|142|CF|Consecutive Frame||
|1510|144|CF|Consecutive Frame Fr N-PDU|*4|
|1085|172|CF|Consecutive Frame, Transport Protocol term||
|1259|158|CF|Continuous Frame in LIN TP|*4|
|1953|109|CF|See “CAN CF” ||
|1210|160|Channel|A channel is a software exchange medium for data that are defined with the same criteria.||
|1543|143|CHI|Controller Host Interface||
|1435|147|CHI|Controller Host Interface||
|1484|145|CHI|Controller Host Interface of a FlexRay CC||
|824|196|CID|Company ID (IEEE)||
|1625|135|CIT|Channel Idle Time||
|650|208|CIT|Channel Idle Time||
|1067|175|CM|AUTOSAR Adaptive Communication Management||
|1903|113|CM|Communication Management ||
|348|221|CMAC|Cipher-based message authentication code ||
|1005|183|CMDT|Connection Mode Data Transfer, peer-to-peer variant of SAE J1939 transport protocol||
|1954|109|Com|AUTOSAR COM module||
|1569|142|COM|AUTOSAR COM module|*3|
|1511|144|COM|AUTOSAR Communications module||
|181|229|Com|COM|*4|
|1899|114|Com|Communication||
|1280|157|COM|Communication||
|1102|170|COM|Communication||
|55|234|COM|Communication|*4|
|1485|145|COM|Communication (AUTOSAR BSW module)||
|152|232|com|Communication Management |*4|
|1468|146|Com|Communication module ||
|331|222|COM|Communication module |*4|
|5|237|COM|Communication module |*4|
|1436|147|ComM|AUTOSAR Communication Manager||
|183|229|ComM|COM Manager||
|2003|107|ComM|Communication Manager||
|1986|108|ComM|Communication Manager||
|1923|111|ComM|Communication Manager||
|1614|136|ComM|Communication Manager||
|1477|146|ComM|Communication manager||
|1232|159|ComM|Communication Manager||
|1211|160|ComM|Communication Manager||
|1486|145|ComM|Communication Manager (AUTOSAR BSW module)||
|2033|105|ComM|Communication Manager module ||
|1137|168|ComM|Communication Manager module ||
|1396|148|ComM|Communication Manager, See [8] for details||
|275|229|Compiler|Compiler Abstraction ||
|277|229|Comtype|Communication Stack Types||
|182|229|ComXf|COM Based Transformer||
|153|232|core|Core Types||
|185|229|CorTst|Core Test||
|1651|133|Cos|Cosine||
|1836|120|COUID|Cryptographic Object Unique Identifier||
|1701|127|CP|AUTOSAR Classic Platform ||
|296|225|CP|AUTOSAR Classic Platform |*2|
|598|210|CP|Classic Platform ||
|168|231|CP|Classic Platform ||
|54|234|CP|Classic Platform ||
|1882|116|CPU|Central Processing Unit||
|1529|144|CPU|Central Processing Unit||
|1472|146|CPU|Central processing unit||
|56|234|CPU|Central Processing Unit||
|6|237|CPU|Central Processing Unit||
|265|229|Crc|CRC Library|*1|
|1919|112|CRC|Cyclic Redundancy Check||
|1750|124|CRC|Cyclic Redundancy Check||
|1051|178|CRC|Cyclic Redundancy Check||
|451|217|CRC|Cyclic Redundancy Check||
|57|234|CRC|Cyclic Redundancy Check||
|853|195|CRC|Cyclic Redundancy Checksum|*2|
|825|196|CRC|Cyclic Redundancy Checksum|*2|
|806|197|CRC|Cyclic Redundancy Checksum|*2|
|1311|156|CRL|Certificate Revocation List||
|1837|120|CRL|Certificate Revocation Lists ||
|1872|117|CRYIF|Crypto Interface ||
|1863|118|CRYIF|Crypto Interface ||
|1854|119|CRYIF|Crypto Interface ||
|187|229|CryIf|Crypto Interface ||
|1873|117|CRYPTO|Crypto Driver||
|1864|118|CRYPTO|Crypto Driver||
|1855|119|CRYPTO|Crypto Driver||
|186|229|Crypto|Crypto Driver|*1|
|154|232|crypto|Cryptography ||
|967|187|CS|Chip Select||
|522|212|CSE|Codes for Scaling Units||
|390|219|CSE|Codes for Scaling Units||
|1871|117|CSM|Crypto Service Manager||
|1862|118|CSM|Crypto Service Manager||
|1853|119|CSM|Crypto Service Manager||
|1310|156|CSM|Crypto Service Manager||
|188|229|Csm|Crypto Service Manager||
|1838|120|CSR|Certificate Signing Request||
|1309|156|CSR|Certificate Signing Request||
|1889|116|CSUM|Checksum||
|1730|125|CTID|Context ID||
|452|217|CTM|Counter Mode ||
|2102|96|CTO|Command Transfer Object||
|622|209|CTO|Command Transfer Object||
|1314|154|Cur|Curve for Interpolation||
|651|208|CW|Contention Window||
|2016|106|CWU|Car Wakeup||
|791|198|CWU|Car Wakeup||
|1006|183|DA|Destination Address, part of the 29 bit identifier of SAE J1939 messages ||
|58|234|DAC|Digital to Analog Converter||
|902|191|DAD|Duplicate Address Detection||
|2103|96|DAQ|Data AcQuisition, Data AcQuisition Packet||
|623|209|DAQ|Data AcQuisition, Data AcQuisition Packet||
|433|218|DC|Diagnostic Coverage||
|721|201|DCC|Decentralized Congestion Control ||
|695|203|DCC|Decentralized Congestion Control ||
|1924|111|DCM|Diagnostic Communication Manager ||
|1891|114|DCM|Diagnostic Communication Manager ||
|1795|123|Dcm|Diagnostic Communication Manager ||
|1751|124|Dcm|Diagnostic Communication Manager ||
|1437|147|DCM|Diagnostic Communication Manager ||
|1233|159|DCM|Diagnostic Communication Manager ||
|190|229|Dcm|Diagnostic Communication Manager ||
|1715|127|Dcm|Diagnostic Communication Manager (Module of the AUTOSAR Classic Platform)||
|2034|105|DCM|Diagnostic Communication Manager module||
|1955|109|Dcm|Diagnostic Communication Manager module||
|1512|144|DCM|Diagnostic Communication Manager module|*2|
|391|219|DCM|Diagnostics Communication Manager|*7|
|524|212|DCY|Driving Cycle||
|392|219|DCY|Driving Cycle||
|1912|113|DDS|Data Distribution Service||
|453|217|DDS|Data Distribution Service||
|722|201|DE|Data Element ||
|854|195|Debounce Time|Minimum gap between two Tx messages with the same PDU||
|826|196|Debounce Time|Minimum gap between two Tx messages with the same PDU.||
|2089|97|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|2066|101|Dem|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|2004|107|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|1987|108|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|1956|109|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|1880|116|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|1835|121|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|1796|123|Dem|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|1752|124|Dem|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|1687|130|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|1615|136|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|1372|149|Dem|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|1357|152|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|1283|157|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|1234|159|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|1205|162|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|1058|177|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|1052|178|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|1044|180|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|997|184|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|975|185|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|903|191|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|870|193|Dem|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|855|195|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|827|196|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|807|197|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|713|201|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|689|203|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|670|206|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|574|211|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|191|229|Dem|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|59|234|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|28|235|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|2130|95|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager – module to handle diagnostic relevant events.||
|686|204|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager – module to handle diagnostic relevant events.||
|965|187|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager – module to which production relevant errors are report- ed.||
|1145|167|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager – module to which production relevant errors are reported||
|1601|139|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager – module to which production relevant errors are reported.||
|1487|145|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager (AUTOSAR BSW module)||
|1139|168|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager module||
|1587|141|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager.||
|1129|169|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager.||
|1074|173|DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager.||
|523|212|DEM|Diagnostics Communication Manager|*5 DCM|
|525|212|DEM|Diagnostics Event Manager||
|393|219|DEM|Diagnostics Event Manager||
|1676|132|DEM|Module name of Diagnostic Event Manager||
|1538|143|DEM/Dem|Autosar Module: Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|1438|147|Dem/DEM|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|1397|148|DEM/Dem|Diagnostic Event Manager ||
|723|201|DEN|Decentralized Environmental Notification ||
|755|200|DENM|Decentralized Environmental Notification Message ||
|724|201|DENM|Decentralized Environmental Notification Messages||
|696|203|DENM|Decentralized Environmental Notification Messages||
|1839|120|DER|Distinguished Encoding Rules ||
|454|217|DES|Data Encryption Standard |*4|
|7|237|DES|Discrete Event Simulation|*4|
|2129|95|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|2090|97|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|2088|99|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|2067|101|Det|Default Error Tracer ||
|2053|102|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|2005|107|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1988|108|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1957|109|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1925|111|Det|Default Error Tracer ||
|1881|116|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1874|117|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1865|118|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1856|119|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1834|121|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1825|122|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1797|123|Det|Default Error Tracer ||
|1753|124|Det|Default Error Tracer ||
|1688|130|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1652|133|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1616|136|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1513|144|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1363|150|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1358|152|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1343|153|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1315|154|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1284|157|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1235|159|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1212|160|Det|Default Error Tracer ||
|1206|162|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1189|163|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1166|164|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1059|177|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1053|178|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1045|180|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|998|184|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|976|185|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|942|190|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|904|191|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|856|195|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|828|196|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|808|197|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|793|198|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|756|200|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|714|201|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|690|203|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|685|204|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|671|206|DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|189|229|Det|Default Error Tracer |*4|
|1600|139|DET|Default Error Tracer – module to which development errors are reported.||
|1144|167|DET|Default Error Tracer – module to which development errors are reported.||
|964|187|DET|Default Error Tracer – module to which errors are reported.||
|2127|96|DET|Default Error Tracer (AUTOSAR BSW module)||
|1488|145|DET|Default Error Tracer (AUTOSAR BSW module)||
|647|209|DET|Default Error Tracer (AUTOSAR BSW module)|*4|
|1007|183|DET|Default Error Tracer, supports development and runtime error reporting||
|1027|182|DET|Default Error Tracer, supports development and runtime error reporting DP Data Page, the most significant bit (MSB) of the 18 bit PGN||
|1039|181|DET|Default Error Tracer, supports development and runtime error reporting Node J1939 node – can be attached to more than one channel NodeChannel The connection of a node to one channel||
|1588|141|DET|Default Error Tracer.||
|1130|169|DET|Default Error Tracer.||
|1075|173|DET|Default Error Tracer.||
|1464|146|DET|Default Error Tracer. AUTOSAR Module for detection and reporting of errors during development.||
|60|234|DET|Development Error Tracer |*4|
|1677|132|DET|Module name of Default Error Tracer||
|1539|143|DET/Det|Autosar Module: Default Error Tracer ||
|1439|147|Det/DET|Default Error Tracer ||
|1398|148|DET/Det|Default Error Tracer ||
|1702|127|DEXT|AUTOSAR Diagnostic Extract[2], describing diagnostic configu- ration of an ECU||
|725|201|DF|Data Frame||
|1840|120|DH|Diffie-Hellman (key exchange method) ||
|1718|126|DHCP|Diagnostic Host Configuration Protocol||
|905|191|DHCP|Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol||
|61|234|DHCP|Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol||
|455|217|DHCP|Dynamic Host Control Protocol|*5|
|977|185|DHCPv4|Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol||
|906|191|DHCPv4|Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol for Internet Protocol Version 4||
|978|185|DHCPv6|Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol for Internet Protocol Version 6||
|907|191|DHCPv6|Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol for Internet Protocol Version 6||
|155|232|diag|Diagnostics||
|1705|127|DID|Data Identified according to ISO 14229-1[1]. This 16 bit value uniquely defines one ore more data elements (parameters) that can are used in diagnostics to read, write or control data. ||
|1798|123|DID|Data Identifier||
|1754|124|DID|Data Identifier||
|526|212|DID|Diagnostic Identifier||
|394|219|DID|Diagnostic Identifier||
|1828|121|DIO|Digital Input Output ||
|1989|108|DIO|Digital Input Output (SPAL module)||
|62|234|DIO|Digital Input/Output ||
|194|229|Dio|DIO Driver|*1|
|1399|148|DIO/Dio|Digital input output, one of the SPAL SW modules ||
|1213|160|Dio/DIO|Digital input output, one of the SPAL SW modules ||
|2128|95|DIP|Digital Input/Output ||
|684|204|DIP|Digital Input/Output ||
|1167|164|Div|Division ||
|1168|164|DivShLeft|Combination of division and shift left||
|857|195|DLC|Data Length Code ||
|349|221|DLC|Data Length Code ||
|63|234|DLC|Data Length Code ||
|2044|104|DLC|Data Length Code (part of CAN message describes the SDU length)||
|1958|109|DLC|Data Length Code (part of CAN PDU that describes the SDU length) ||
|892|192|DLC|Data Length Code (part of L-PDU that describes the SDU length)||
|871|193|DLC|Data Length Code (part of L-PDU that describes the SDU length)||
|893|192|DLL|data link layer||
|872|193|DLL|Data Link Layer||
|1731|125|Dlt|Diagnostic Log and Trace ||
|192|229|Dlt|Diagnostic Log and Trace ||
|1208|161|DLT|Diagnostics Log and Trace - a GENIVI Log and Trace daemon imple- mentation of the LT protocol||
|1703|127|DM|AUTOSAR Adaptive Diagnostic Management||
|1068|175|DM|AUTOSAR Adaptive Diagnostic Management||
|762|199|DM|AUTOSAR Adaptive Diagnostic Management||
|1932|110|DM|Deadline Monitoring, for details see Chapter 7.3.6||
|457|217|DM|Diagnostic Manager||
|298|225|DM|Diagnostic Manager||
|1046|180|DM|Diagnostic messages||
|1126|169|DMA|Direct Memory Access ||
|1054|178|DMA|Direct Memory Access ||
|1008|183|DMx|Diagnostic messages of the SAE J1939 diagnostics layer||
|193|229|DoIP|Diagnostic over IP||
|350|221|DoIp|Diagnostics over Internet Protocol||
|64|234|DoIP|Diagnostics over Internet Protocol||
|1716|127|DoIP|Diagnostics over Internet Protocol (Communication protocol of automotive electronics according to ISO-13400[4])||
|979|185|DoIP|Diagnostics over IP||
|529|212|DoIP|Diagnostics over IP||
|456|217|DoIP|Diagnostics over IP||
|396|219|DoIp|Diagnostics over IP||
|297|225|DoIP|Diagnostics over IP||
|652|208|DP|DCC Profile||
|1317|154|DPResult|Data point result||
|1316|154|DPSearch|Data point search||
|1799|123|DSD|Diagnostic Service Dispatcher (submodule of the Dcm module)||
|1800|123|DSL|Diagnostic Session Layer (submodule of the Dcm module)||
|1801|123|DSP|Diagnostic Service Processing (submodule of the Dcm module)||
|1755|124|DTC|Diagnostic Trouble Code||
|527|212|DTC|Diagnostic Trouble Code||
|458|217|DTC|Diagnostic Trouble Code||
|395|219|DTC|Diagnostic Trouble Code||
|299|225|DTC|Diagnostic Trouble Code||
|1704|127|DTC|Diagnostic Trouble Code according to ISO 14229-1[1]||
|1802|123|DTC|Diagnostic Trouble Codes ||
|351|221|DTD|Document Type Definition ||
|65|234|DTD|Document Type Definition ||
|1911|113|DTLS|Datagram Transport Layer Security||
|2104|96|DTO|Data Transfer Object ||
|624|209|DTO|Data Transfer Object ||
|1756|124|DTR|Diagnostic Test Result||
|528|212|DTR|Diagnostic Test Result||
|1757|124|DYC|OBD Term: Driving Cycle (OBD Term)||
|1901|114|e.g.|[lat.] exempli gratia = [eng.] for example||
|1500|145|e.g.|[lat.] exempli gratia = [eng.] for example||
|1440|147|e.g.|[lat.] exempli gratia = [eng.] for example||
|1506|144|e.g.|lat. ‘exempli gratia’ – engl. for example||
|301|225|E/E|system Electric and Electronic system||
|1069|175|E2E|AUTOSAR End to End communication protection mechanism||
|267|229|E2E|E2E Library|*1|
|66|234|E2E|End to End||
|8|237|E2E|End to end||
|1908|113|E2E|End-to-end communication protection||
|1698|128|E2E Library|End-to-End Communication Protection Library ||
|195|229|E2EXf|E2E Transformer||
|1678|131|EA|EEPROM Abstraction||
|1592|140|EA|EEPROM Abstraction||
|1153|165|EA|EEPROM Abstraction||
|1148|167|EA|EEPROM Abstraction||
|197|229|Ea|EEPROM Abstraction||
|673|206|EAI|Expected Alive Indications||
|1400|148|EB|Externally buffered channel. Buffers containing data to transfer are outside the SPI Handler/Driver. ||
|1990|108|EB|Externally Buffered channels. Buffers containing data to transfer are outside the SPI Handler/Driver.||
|970|187|EB|Externally buffered channels. Buffers containing data to transfer are outside the SPI Handler/Driver.||
|1639|134|EC|Ethernet controller||
|1604|137|EC|Ethernet controller||
|459|217|ECB|Electronic Code Book ||
|1841|120|ECC|Elliptic Curve Cryptography||
|908|191|ECC|Elliptic Curve Cryptography||
|460|217|ECC|Elliptic Curve Cryptography|*4|
|1055|178|ECC|Error Correction Code||
|434|218|ECC|Error Correction Code|*4|
|1103|170|ECC|Extended Conformance Class||
|703|203|ECDSA|Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm||
|461|217|ECDSA|Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm||
|463|217|ECIES|Elliptic Curve Integrated Encryption Scheme||
|1236|159|ECU|Electric Control Unit||
|599|210|ECU|Electrical Control Unit|*4|
|530|212|ECU|Electrical Control Unit|*4|
|462|217|ECU|Electrical Control Unit|*4|
|397|219|ECU|Electrical Control Unit|*4|
|352|221|ECU|Electrical Control Unit|*4|
|332|222|ECU|Electrical Control Unit|*4|
|9|237|ECU|Electrical Control Unit|*4|
|2105|96|ECU|Electronic Control Unit||
|2068|101|ECU|Electronic Control Unit||
|1758|124|ECU|Electronic Control Unit||
|1706|127|ECU|Electronic control unit||
|1540|143|ECU|Electronic Control Unit||
|1476|146|ECU|Electronic control unit||
|1441|147|ECU|Electronic Control Unit||
|1401|148|ECU|Electronic Control Unit||
|1373|149|ECU|Electronic Control Unit||
|1364|150|ECU|Electronic Control Unit||
|1281|157|ECU|Electronic Control Unit||
|1215|160|ECU|Electronic Control Unit||
|1169|164|ECU|Electronic Control Unit||
|1104|170|ECU|Electronic Control Unit||
|996|184|ECU|Electronic Control Unit||
|943|190|ECU|Electronic Control Unit||
|909|191|ECU|Electronic Control Unit||
|625|209|ECU|Electronic Control Unit|*4|
|575|211|ECU|Electronic Control Unit|*4|
|67|234|ECU|Electronic Control Unit|*4|
|29|235|ECU|Electronic Control Unit|*4|
|300|225|ECU|Electronic Control Unit, for CP also used in the sense of ECUInstance|*4|
|1900|114|EcuC|ECU Configuration||
|576|211|ECUC|ECU Configuration||
|531|212|ECUC|ECU Configuration||
|512|213|ECUC|ECU Configuration||
|514|213|ECUC ParamDef|ECU Configuration Parameter Definition||
|515|213|ECUC Value|ECU Configuration Value||
|513|213|ECUC Value description|ECU Configuration Value Description||
|1689|130|EcuM|ECU Manager||
|1282|157|EcuM|ECU Manager||
|873|193|EcuM|ECU Manager||
|2006|107|EcuM|ECU State Manager||
|1991|108|EcuM|ECU State Manager||
|1617|136|EcuM|ECU State Manager||
|1442|147|EcuM|ECU State Manager||
|1359|152|EcuM|ECU State Manager||
|1214|160|EcuM|ECU State Manager||
|674|206|EcuM|ECU State Manager||
|196|229|EcuM|ECU State Manager||
|2035|105|EcuM|ECU State Manager module ||
|1926|111|EcuM|ECU State Manager module ||
|1138|168|EcuM|ECU State Manager module ||
|1402|148|EcuM|ECU State Manager, see [7] for details||
|1759|124|EcuM|Electronic Control Unit Manager||
|726|201|EcuM|Electronic Control Unit Manager||
|697|203|EcuM|Electronic Control Unit Manager||
|1675|132|EcuM|Module name of ECU State Manager ||
|435|218|EDC|Error Detection Code ||
|464|217|EDDSA|Edwards-Curve Digital Signature Algorithm||
|1028|182|EDP|Extended Data Page, the second bit (after MSB) of the 18 bit PGN NACK J1939 Acknowledgement PG (ACKM) with control byte set to 1 ||
|68|234|EE|Executable Entities||
|69|234|EEC|Executable Entity Cluster||
|198|229|Eep|EEPROM Driver||
|1672|132|EEPROM|Electrically Erasable and Programmable Read Only Memory||
|1679|131|EEPROM|Electrically Erasable and Programmable ROM (Read Only Memory)||
|1593|140|EEPROM|Electrically Erasable and Programmable ROM (Read Only Memory)||
|1154|165|EEPROM|Electrically Erasable and Programmable ROM (Read Only Memory)||
|399|219|EEPROM|Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory||
|70|234|EEPROM|Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory||
|268|229|Efx|EFx Library||
|1653|133|EFX|Extended Mathematical library – Fixed point||
|1719|126|EID|Entity identifier||
|2018|106|EIRA|External and Internal Request Array||
|774|199|Electronic Control Unit|see [1] AUTOSAR Glossary ||
|1360|152|Enumeration|This can be in “C” programming language an enum or a #define.||
|71|234|EOC|Execution Order Constraint||
|72|234|EOCEERG|Execution Order Constraint Executable Entity Reference Group ||
|1403|148|EPL|Electrical Physical Layer||
|398|219|EPROM|Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory||
|2017|106|ERA|External Request Array||
|1404|148|ERRN|ERRor output signal, Negated i.e. active LOW ||
|1605|137|ET|Ethernet transceiver ||
|944|190|ETH|Ethernet ||
|829|196|ETH|Ethernet ||
|1618|136|Eth|Ethernet Controller||
|1626|135|Eth|Ethernet Controller Driver (AUTOSAR BSW module)||
|1606|137|Eth|Ethernet Controller Driver (AUTOSAR BSW module)||
|199|229|Eth|Ethernet Driver||
|1640|134|Eth|Ethernet Driver (AUTOSAR BSW module) ||
|662|207|Eth|Ethernet Driver (AUTOSAR BSW module) ||
|654|208|Eth|Ethernet Driver (AUTOSAR BSW module) ||
|1621|136|EthIf|Ethernet Interface||
|910|191|EthIf|Ethernet Interface||
|792|198|EthIf|Ethernet Interface||
|200|229|EthIf|Ethernet Interface||
|1641|134|EthIf|Ethernet Interface (AUTOSAR BSW module)||
|1627|135|EthIf|Ethernet Interface (AUTOSAR BSW module)||
|1607|137|EthIf|Ethernet Interface (AUTOSAR BSW module)||
|661|207|EthIf|Ethernet Interface (AUTOSAR BSW module)||
|653|208|EthIf|Ethernet Interface (AUTOSAR BSW module)||
|1620|136|EthSM|Ethernet State Manager||
|911|191|EthSM|Ethernet State Manager||
|201|229|EthSM|Ethernet State Manager||
|1628|135|EthSM|Ethernet State Manager (AUTOSAR BSW module)||
|202|229|EthSwt|Ethernet Switch Driver||
|1619|136|EthTrcv|Ethernet Transceiver ||
|203|229|EthTrcv|Ethernet Transceiver Driver||
|1642|134|EthTrcv|Ethernet Transceiver Driver (AUTOSAR BSW module) ||
|1629|135|EthTrcv|Ethernet Transceiver Driver (AUTOSAR BSW module) ||
|1608|137|EthTrcv|Ethernet Transceiver Driver (AUTOSAR BSW module) ||
|655|208|EthTrcv|Ethernet Transceiver Driver (AUTOSAR BSW module) ||
|250|229|EthTSyn|Time Sync Over Ethernet||
|945|190|EthTSyn|Time Synchronization Provider module for Ethernet||
|830|196|EthTSyn|Time Synchronization Provider module for Ethernet||
|727|201|ETSI|European Telecommunications Standards Institute||
|156|232|exec|Execution Management ||
|778|199|Executable|see [1] AUTOSAR Glossary ||
|784|199|Execution Management|see [2] AUTOSAR Execution Management ||
|1347|153|f32|Mnemonic for the float32, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes ||
|1190|163|f32|Mnemonic for the float32, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes ||
|1570|142|FC|Flow Control ||
|1514|144|FC|Flow Control Fr N-PDU||
|1959|109|FC|See “CAN FC” ||
|1149|167|FCFS|First come first served||
|660|207|FCS|Frame Check Sequence ||
|1760|124|FDC|Fault Detection Counter||
|1707|127|FDC|Fault Detection Counter according to 14229-1[1]||
|1680|131|FEE|Flash EEPROM Emulation||
|1594|140|FEE|Flash EEPROM Emulation||
|1155|165|FEE|Flash EEPROM Emulation||
|1147|167|FEE|Flash EEPROM Emulation||
|205|229|Fee|Flash EEPROM Emulation||
|1571|142|FF|First Frame||
|1260|158|FF|First Frame in LIN TP||
|1084|172|FF|First Frame, Transport Protocol term ||
|1960|109|FF|See “CAN FF” ||
|353|221|FIBEX|Field Bus Exchange Format||
|1374|149|FID|Function Identifier||
|532|212|FID|Function Identifier||
|400|219|FID|Function Identifier||
|73|234|FIFO|First In First Out||
|1544|143|FIFO|First In First Out buffer||
|1961|109|FIM|Function Inhibition Manager||
|1761|124|Fim|Function Inhibition Manager||
|1375|149|FiM|Function Inhibition Manager||
|672|206|FiM|Function Inhibition Manager||
|533|212|FIM|Function Inhibition Manager||
|214|229|FiM|Function Inhibition Manager||
|1405|148|FlexRay|Node A logical entity connected to the FlexRay Network that is capable of sending and/or receiving frames.||
|204|229|Fls|Flash Driver ||
|1602|139|Fls, FLS|Official AUTOSAR abbreviation for the module flash driver (different writing depending on the context, same meaning).||
|206|229|FlsTst|Flash Test||
|1762|124|FMI|Failure Mode Indicator (SAE J1939)||
|169|231|FO|Foundation||
|831|196|Follow_Up|Time transport message (Follow-Up)||
|74|234|FPU|Floating Point Unit||
|465|217|FQDN|Fully-Qualified Domain Name||
|1545|143|Fr|Autosar Module: FlexRay Driver||
|1572|142|Fr|FlexRay||
|946|190|FR|FlexRay||
|809|197|FR|FlexRay||
|1443|147|Fr|FlexRay Driver||
|208|229|Fr|FlexRay Driver||
|1515|144|Fr|FlexRay Driver module||
|207|229|FrArTp|FlexRay AUTOSAR Transport Layer||
|1575|142|FrArTp|FlexRay AUTOSAR Transport Layer (derived from ISO 15765-2)||
|947|190|FRC|Free running counter ||
|1473|146|FrIf|Abbreviation for the FlexRay Interface||
|1546|143|FrIf|Autosar Module: FlexRay Interface||
|2106|96|FrIf|FlexRay Interface||
|1574|142|FrIf|FlexRay Interface||
|1406|148|FrIf|FlexRay Interface||
|626|209|FrIf|FlexRay Interface||
|209|229|FrIf|FlexRay Interface||
|1489|145|FrIf|FlexRay Interface (AUTOSAR BSW module)||
|1444|147|FrIf|FlexRay Interface (AUTOSAR BSW module)||
|1516|144|FrIf|FlexRay Interface module ||
|1576|142|FrIsoTp|FlexRay ISO Transport Layer (ISO 10681-2)||
|1474|146|FrNm|Abbreviation for the Network Management on FlexRay||
|211|229|FrNm|FlexRay Network Management||
|1490|145|FrNm|FlexRay Network Management (AUTOSAR BSW module)||
|1478|146|FrSm|FlexRay State Manager||
|1445|147|FrSM|FlexRay State Manager||
|212|229|FrSM|FlexRay State Manager||
|1216|160|Frt|Free Running Timer||
|1547|143|FrTp|Autosar Module: FlexRay Transport Protocol||
|210|229|FrTp|FlexRay ISO Transport Layer||
|1577|142|FrTp|FlexRay Transport Layer||
|1491|145|FrTp|FlexRay Transport Layer (AUTOSAR BSW module) ||
|1517|144|FrTp|FlexRay Transport Protocol Layer ||
|1548|143|FrTrcv|Autosar Module: FlexRay Transceiver Driver||
|213|229|FrTrcv|FlexRay Tranceiver Driver||
|1407|148|FrTrcv|FlexRay Transceiver||
|1446|147|FrTrcv|FlexRay Transceiver Driver||
|251|229|FrTSyn|Time Sync Over FlexRay||
|948|190|FrTSyn|Time Synchronization Provider module for FlexRay ||
|1979|109|FS|Flow Status||
|438|218|FSC|Functional Safety Concept||
|1763|124|FTB|Failure Type Byte||
|779|199|Functional Cluster|see [1] AUTOSAR Glossary ||
|858|195|FUP message|Follow-Up message||
|810|197|FUP message|Follow-Up message||
|949|190|FUP message|Follow-Up message for a Synchronized Time Base||
|75|234|FW|Fire Wire||
|706|202|GAC|GeoAnycast||
|707|202|GBC|GeoBroadcast ||
|466|217|GCM|Galios/Counter Mode||
|600|210|GENIVI|GENeva In-Vehicle Infotainment||
|1720|126|GID|Group identifier ||
|534|212|GID|Group Identifier ||
|401|219|GID|Group Identifier ||
|1708|127|GID|Group identifier as used in DoIP ||
|950|190|GM(C)|Grand Master (Clock) ||
|832|196|GM(C)|Grand Master (Clock) ||
|757|200|GN|GeoNetworking||
|708|202|GN|GeoNetworking||
|709|202|GN-SDU|GeoNetworking Service Data Unit ITS Intelligent Transport System MAC Medium Access Control||
|1408|148|GPIO|General Purpose Input Output ||
|1690|130|GPT|General Purpose Timer||
|1365|150|GPT|General Purpose Timer||
|1217|160|Gpt|General purpose Timer||
|76|234|GPT|General Purpose Timer||
|215|229|Gpt|GPT Driver||
|77|234|GSM|Global System for Mobile Communication||
|951|190|GTS|Global Time Synchronization||
|436|218|HARA|Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment||
|702|203|hashedID8|Calculated by first computing the SHA 256 hash of the Authorisation Ticket, and then taking the least significant eight bytes from the hash output||
|1345|153|hex|Hexadecimal||
|467|217|HMAC|Hash-based Message Authentication Code||
|2036|105|HOH|CAN hardware object handle||
|1655|133|HpFilter|High pass filter ||
|2037|105|HRH|CAN hardware receive handle||
|2045|104|HRH|Hardware Receive Handle||
|894|192|HRH|Hardware Recieive Handle ||
|1875|117|HSM|Hardware Security Module ||
|1866|118|HSM|Hardware Security Module ||
|1857|119|HSM|Hardware Security Module ||
|1842|120|HSM|Hardware Security Module ||
|912|191|HSM|Hardware Security Module ||
|2038|105|HTH|CAN hardware transmit handle ||
|2046|104|HTH|Hardware Transmit Handle ||
|27|235|HTMSS|Hardware Tests Management Start up and Shutdown||
|980|185|HTTP|HyperText Transfer Protocol||
|913|191|HTTP|HyperText Transfer Protocol||
|468|217|HTTP|Hypertext Transport Protocol ||
|2094|97|HW|Hardware ||
|1876|117|HW|Hardware ||
|1867|118|HW|Hardware ||
|1858|119|HW|Hardware ||
|1764|124|HW|Hardware ||
|1479|146|HW|Hardware ||
|1376|149|HW|Hardware ||
|1105|170|HW|Hardware ||
|675|206|HW|Hardware ||
|437|218|HW|Hardware ||
|302|225|HW|Hardware ||
|78|234|HW|Hardware ||
|1654|133|Hypot|Hypotenuse||
|1941|109|I-|Relative to AUTOSAR COM Interaction Layer||
|1502|144|I-|Relative to upper AUTOSAR Layer (e.g. COM, DCM etc.) ||
|1927|111|I-PDU|Information Protocol Data Unit||
|1080|172|I-PDU|Interaction Layer PDU. An I-PDU consists of data (buffer), length and I-PDU ID. The PDU router will mainly route I-PDUs (exception is routing-on-the-fly)||
|1892|114|I-PDU|Interaction Layer PDU. In AUTOSAR the Interaction Layer is equivalent to the Communication Services Layer.||
|79|234|I-PDU|Interaction Layer Protocol Data Unit ||
|1933|110|I-PDU|Interaction Layer Protocol Data Unit An I-PDU carries signals. It is defined in [17].||
|1079|172|I-PDU ID|PDU Identifier||
|1499|145|i.e.|[lat.] id est = [eng.] that is||
|1447|147|i.e.|[lat.] id est = [eng.] that is||
|1902|114|i.e.|[lat.] it est = [eng.] that is||
|1507|144|i.e.|lat. 'id est' – engl. that is||
|1409|148|I/O|Input/Output ||
|335|222|I/O|Input/Output ||
|11|237|I/O|Input/Output ||
|354|221|I2C|Inter-Integrated Circuit ||
|740|201|I2V|infrastructure to vehicle||
|157|232|iam|Identity and Access Management||
|981|185|IANA|Internet Assigned Numbers Authority||
|914|191|IANA|Internet Assigned Numbers Authority||
|1410|148|IB|Internally buffered channel. Buffers containing data to transfer are inside the SPI Handler/Driver.||
|1992|108|IB|Internally Buffered channels. Buffers containing data to transfer are inside the SPI Handler/Driver. ||
|971|187|IB|Internally buffered channels. Buffers containing data to transfer are inside the SPI Handler/Driver. ||
|80|234|ICC|Implementation Conformance Class ||
|577|211|ICC1, ICC2, ICC3|AUTOSAR Implementation Conformance Class 1...3|*2|
|1721|126|ICMP|Internet Control Message Protocol||
|915|191|ICMP|Internet Control Message Protocol||
|81|234|ICMP|Internet Control Message Protocol||
|982|185|ICMPv4|Internet Control Message Protocol||
|916|191|ICMPv4|Internet Control Message Protocol for Internet Protocol Version 4||
|983|185|ICMPv6|Internet Control Message Protocol for Internet Protocol Version 6||
|917|191|ICMPv6|Internet Control Message Protocol for Internet Protocol Version 6||
|2069|101|ICOM|Intelligent Communication Controller ||
|2051|104|ICOM|Intelligent Communication Controller ||
|82|234|ICOM|Intelligent COMmunication controller ||
|579|211|ICS|Implementation Conformance Statement ||
|216|229|Icu|ICU Driver|*1|
|1833|121|ICU|Input Capture Unit||
|1691|130|ICU|Input Capture Unit||
|1366|150|ICU|Input Capture Unit||
|83|234|ICU|Input Capture Unit||
|1361|152|ICU|Input Capture Unit (not Intensive Care Unit) ||
|1218|160|ICU|Interrupt Control Unit||
|972|187|ID|Identification Number of an element (Channel, Job, Sequence).||
|1765|124|ID|Identification/Identifier||
|1377|149|ID|Identification/Identifier||
|1829|121|ID|Identifier||
|1803|123|ID|Identifier||
|1526|144|ID|Identifier||
|1306|157|Id|Identifier||
|1261|158|ID|Identifier||
|1237|159|ID|Identifier||
|1106|170|ID|Identifier||
|676|206|ID|Identifier||
|535|212|ID|Identifier||
|469|217|ID|Identifier||
|402|219|ID|Identifier||
|355|221|ID|Identifier||
|333|222|ID|Identifier||
|303|225|ID|Identifier||
|10|237|ID|Identifier||
|1549|143|ID/Id|Identifier||
|1448|147|Id/ID|Identifier||
|1411|148|ID/Id|Identifier||
|84|234|IDL|Interface Description Language||
|85|234|IEC|International Electrotechnical Commission||
|984|185|IETF|Internet Engineering Task Force||
|918|191|IETF|Internet Engineering Task Force||
|728|201|IF|Interface||
|86|234|IFI|Interpolation Floating point ||
|269|229|Ifl|IFl Library|*1|
|1348|153|IFL|Interpolation Floating point Library ||
|272|229|Ifx|IFx Library|*1|
|1318|154|Ifx|Interpolation Fixed point||
|87|234|IFx|Interpolation Fixed point||
|1066|176|int|Integer||
|1323|154|IntIpoCur|Integrated interpolation of curve||
|1325|154|IntIpoFixCur|Integrated interpolation of fixed curve||
|1327|154|IntIpoFixICur|Integrated interpolation of fixed interval curve ||
|1333|154|IntIpoFixIMap|Integrated interpolation of fixed interval map||
|1331|154|IntIpoFixMap|Integrated interpolation of fixed map||
|1329|154|IntIpoMap|Integrated interpolation of map||
|1324|154|IntLkUpCur|Integrated curve look-up ||
|1326|154|IntLkUpFixCur|Integrated fixed curve look-up||
|1328|154|IntLkUpFixICur|Integrated fixed interval curve look-up||
|1334|154|IntLkUpFixIMap|Integrated fixed interval map look-up||
|1332|154|IntLkUpFixMap|Integrated fixed map look-up ||
|1330|154|IntLkUpMap|Integrated map look-up||
|88|234|IO|Input/ Output||
|602|210|IO|Input/Output ||
|536|212|IO|Input/Output ||
|470|217|IO|Input/Output ||
|403|219|IO|Input/Output ||
|601|210|IO|Interface Description Language|*5 IDL|
|580|211|IOC|Inter OS-Application Communication||
|1107|170|IOC|Inter OS-Application communicator||
|1904|113|IP|Internet Protocol||
|1722|126|IP|Internet Protocol||
|1630|135|IP|Internet Protocol||
|985|185|IP|Internet Protocol||
|919|191|IP|Internet Protocol||
|794|198|IP|Internet Protocol||
|759|200|IP|Internet Protocol||
|537|212|IP|Internet Protocol||
|471|217|IP|Internet Protocol||
|404|219|IP|Internet Protocol||
|304|225|IP|Internet Protocol||
|1843|120|IPC|Inter-Process Communication||
|356|221|IPDU|Interaction Layer Protocol Data Unit ||
|334|222|IPDU|Interaction Layer Protocol Data Unit ||
|218|229|IpduM|IPDU Multiplexer ||
|1319|154|IpoCur|Interpolation of curve used for distributed search and interpolation ||
|1321|154|IpoMap|Interpolation of map used for distributed search and interpolation||
|920|191|IPsec|Internet Protocol Security||
|1723|126|IPv4|Internet Protocol version 4||
|986|185|IPv4|Internet Protocol version 4||
|921|191|IPv4|Internet Protocol version 4||
|1724|126|IPv6|Internet Protocol version 6||
|987|185|IPv6|Internet Protocol version 6||
|922|191|IPv6|Internet Protocol version 6||
|1888|116|IRQ|Interrupt Request||
|357|221|ISG|Inter-slot Gap||
|336|222|ISIGNAL|Interaction Layer Signal ||
|539|212|ISO|International Organization for Standardization||
|1525|144|ISO|International Standard Organisation||
|1766|124|ISO|International Standardization Organization||
|1378|149|ISO|International Standardization Organization||
|472|217|ISO|International Standardization Organization|*5|
|406|219|ISO|International Standardization Organization|*5|
|2126|96|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine||
|2047|104|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine||
|1993|108|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine||
|1692|130|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine||
|1643|134|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine||
|1550|143|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine||
|1492|145|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine||
|1412|148|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine||
|1285|157|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine||
|1238|159|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine||
|1219|160|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine||
|1151|166|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine||
|1108|170|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine||
|895|192|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine||
|874|193|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine||
|663|207|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine||
|656|208|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine||
|646|209|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine||
|578|211|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine||
|89|234|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine||
|1591|141|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine.||
|1133|169|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine.||
|1078|173|ISR|Interrupt Service Routine.||
|758|200|ITS|Intelligent Transport System ||
|729|201|ITS|Intelligent Transport System ||
|698|203|ITS|Intelligent Transport System ||
|730|201|ITS-S|ITS-Station||
|1767|124|IUMPR|In Use Monitoring Performance Ratio (OBD Term)||
|538|212|IUMPR|In-Use Monitor Performance Ratio ||
|405|219|IUMPR|In-Use Monitor Performance Ratio ||
|289|227|IUT|Implementation Under Test||
|1844|120|IV|Initialization Vector||
|745|201|IVI|Infrastructure to Vehicle Information||
|746|201|IVIM|Infrastructure to Vehicle Information Message||
|236|229|J1939Dcm|SAE J1939 Diagnostic Communication Manager||
|1768|124|J1939Dcm|SAEJ1939 Diagnostic Communication Manager||
|2039|105|J1939Nm|J1939 Network Management module||
|237|229|J1939Nm|SAE J1939 Network Management ||
|238|229|J1939Rm|SAE J1939 Request Manager||
|2040|105|J1939Tp|J1939 Transport Layer module ||
|239|229|J1939Tp|SAE J1939 Transport Layer||
|1239|159|Jitter|Difference between longest delay and shortest delay (e.g. Worst case execution time – Best case execution time)||
|875|193|JLEF|(TTCAN) Job List Execution Function||
|603|210|JSON|JavaScript Object Notation||
|305|225|JSON|JavaScript Object Notation||
|473|217|JSON|JavScript Object Notation|*5|
|731|201|KAF|DENM Keep Alive Forwarding||
|1307|156|KeyM|Key Manager||
|219|229|KeyM|Key Manager||
|785|199|kRunning|see [2] AUTOSAR Execution Management ||
|1072|174|KVS|Key-Value Storage||
|1942|109|L-|Relative to the CAN Interface module which is equivalent to the Logical Link Control (the upper part of the Data Link Layer – the lower part is called Media Access Control) ||
|1503|144|L-|Relative to the FlexRay Interface module.||
|1893|114|L-PDU|Data Link Layer PDU. In AUTOSAR the Data Link Layer is equivalent to the Communication Hardware Abstraction and Microcontroller Abstraction Layer.||
|1082|172|L-PDU|Data Link Layer PDU. One or more I-PDUs are packed into one L-PDU. The L-PDU is bus specific, e.g. CAN frame.||
|1934|110|L-PDU|Data Link Layer Protocol Data Unit. In AUTOSAR, the Data Link Layer is equivalent to the Communication Hardware Abstraction and Microcontroller Abstraction Layer.||
|896|192|L-PDU|Protocol Data Unit for the data link layer (DLL) ||
|876|193|L-PDU|Protocol Data Unit for the Data Link Layer (DLL) ||
|90|234|L-PDU|Protocol Data Unit of the data Link layer||
|91|234|L-SDU|SDU of the data Link layer||
|1207|161|L&T|Acronym for Log and Trace||
|1884|116|L1|1st level memory ||
|1885|116|L2|2nd level memory ||
|474|217|LAN|Local Area Network||
|220|229|LdCom|Large Data COM||
|1262|158|LDF|LIN Description File ||
|732|201|LDM|Local Dynamic Map||
|1109|170|LE|A locatable entity is a distinct piece of software that has the same effect regardless of which core it is located.||
|92|234|LET|Logical Execution Time||
|1520|144|LF|Last Frame Fr N-PDU||
|1659|133|Lib|Library||
|1350|153|Lib|Library||
|1335|154|Lib|Library||
|1188|163|Lib|Library||
|93|234|LIFO|Last In First Out||
|1191|163|Limit|Limitation routine||
|1170|164|Limit|Limitation routine||
|221|229|Lin|LIN Driver|*1|
|1804|123|LIN|Local Interconnect Network||
|1240|159|LIN|Local Interconnect Network||
|540|212|LIN|Local Interconnect Network||
|409|219|LIN|Local Interconnect Network||
|358|221|LIN|Local Interconnect Network||
|12|237|LIN|Local Interconnect Network||
|1286|157|LIN|Local Interconnect Network (as defined by [16])||
|94|234|LIN|Local Interconnected Network |*5|
|1263|158|LIN TP|LIN Transport Protocol (Part of the LIN Interface)||
|1241|159|LinIf|LIN Interface||
|222|229|LinIf|LIN Interface||
|223|229|LinSM|LIN State Manager||
|1242|159|LinSM|LIN State Manager (the subject of this document) ||
|1509|144|LinTp|LIN Transport Protocol||
|1220|160|LinTrcv|Lin Transceiver Driver||
|224|229|LinTrcv|LIN Transceiver Driver||
|1320|154|LkUpCur|Curve look-up used for distributed search and interpolation||
|1322|154|LkUpMap|Map look-up used for distributed search and interpolation||
|158|232|log|Log and Trace||
|2107|96|LPDU|Data Link Layer PDU||
|627|209|LPDU|Data Link Layer PDU||
|359|221|LPDU|Data Link Layer Protocol Data Unit||
|337|222|LPDU|Data Link Layer Protocol Data Unit||
|1551|143|LPdu|Datalink layer Protocol Datagram Unit||
|1657|133|LpFilter|Low pass filter||
|1656|133|LpFilterFac1|Low pass filter with a factor of 1 (included in [0, 1])||
|1826|121|LSB|Least Significant Bit||
|96|234|LSB|Least Significant Bit||
|1681|131|LSB|Least significant bit / byte (depending on context). Here it’s bit.||
|1156|165|LSB|Least significant bit / byte (depending on context). Here it’s bit.||
|1595|140|LSB|Least significant bit / byte (depending on context). Here, “bit” is meant.||
|95|234|LT|Log and Trace|*4|
|290|227|LT|Lower Tester |*4|
|699|203|LTC|Long Term Certificate||
|475|217|MAC|Media Access Control |*4|
|1845|120|MAC|Message Authentication Code||
|476|217|MAC|Message Authentication Code||
|407|219|MAC|Message Authentication Code||
|360|221|MAC|Message Authentication Code|*4|
|361|221|MAC Address|media access control address ||
|780|199|Machine|see [1] AUTOSAR Glossary ||
|307|225|Manifest|A description to specify the behavior of an AUTOSAR platform |*6|
|777|199|Manifest|see [1] AUTOSAR Glossary ||
|1336|154|Map|Map for Interpolation||
|748|201|MAPEM|MAP Extended Message ||
|1192|163|max|Maximum||
|1171|164|Max|Maximum||
|581|211|MC|Measurement and Calibration|*4|
|97|234|MC|MicroController|*4|
|1110|170|MC|Multi-Core||
|1994|108|MCAL|Micro Controller Abstraction Layer||
|1413|148|MCAL|Micro controller Abstraction Layer||
|1221|160|MCAL|Micro Controller Abstraction Layer||
|408|219|MCAL|Micro-Controller Abstraction |*5|
|1879|116|MCAL|Microcomputer Abstraction Layer||
|2048|104|MCAL|Microcontroller Abstraction Layer||
|1552|143|MCAL|Microcontroller Abstraction Layer||
|1528|144|MCAL|Microcontroller Abstraction Layer||
|1287|157|MCAL|MicroController Abstraction Layer||
|1243|159|MCAL|Microcontroller Abstraction Layer||
|1127|169|MCAL|Microcontroller Abstraction Layer||
|897|192|MCAL|Microcontroller Abstraction Layer||
|877|193|MCAL|Microcontroller Abstraction Layer||
|98|234|MCAL|Microcontroller Abstraction Layer||
|2076|100|MCAL|The MCAL, Microcontroller Abstraction Layer, is defined in AUTOSAR Layered Software Architecture [2] ||
|2108|96|MCD|Measurement Calibration and Diagnostics||
|628|209|MCD|Measurement Calibration and Diagnostics||
|410|219|MCD|Measurement, Calibration, Diagnostics|*5|
|1644|134|MCG|Module Configuration Generator||
|1631|135|MCG|Module Configuration Generator||
|1609|137|MCG|Module Configuration Generator||
|1541|143|MCG|Module Configuration Generator||
|1493|145|MCG|Module Configuration Generator||
|1414|148|MCG|Module Configuration Generator||
|664|207|MCG|Module Configuration Generator||
|657|208|MCG|Module Configuration Generator||
|1732|125|MCNT|Message Counter||
|225|229|Mcu|MCU Driver|*1|
|1367|150|MCU|Micro Controller Unit||
|1288|157|MCU|Micro Controller Unit||
|1203|162|MCU|Micro Controller Unit||
|677|206|MCU|Micro Controller Unit||
|99|234|MCU|Micro Controller Unit||
|1589|141|MCU|Micro Controller Unit.||
|1805|123|MCU|Micro-Controller Unit||
|2092|97|MCU|Microcontroller Unit ||
|1886|116|MCU|Microcontroller Unit ||
|1693|130|MCU|Microcontroller Unit ||
|1553|143|MCU|Microcontroller Unit ||
|1128|169|MCU|Microcontroller Unit ||
|1111|170|MCU|Microcontroller Unit ||
|1060|177|MCU|MicroController Unit ||
|1132|169|MCU|Microcontroller Unit.||
|1076|173|MCU|Microcontroller Unit.||
|477|217|MD|Message Digest||
|1935|110|MDT|A detailed description of the Minimum Delay Timer (MDT) can be found in [17]. See also Chapter 7.3.5.5.||
|100|234|ME|Mappable Element ||
|1112|170|ME|Mutual exclusion ||
|1682|131|MemIf|Memory Abstraction Interface ||
|1596|140|MemIf|Memory Abstraction Interface ||
|1157|165|MemIf|Memory Abstraction Interface ||
|226|229|MemIf|Memory Abstraction Interface ||
|278|229|MemMap|Memory Mapping||
|101|234|MFI|Mathematical Floating point||
|1193|163|MFL|Mathematical Floating point Library||
|270|229|Mfl|MFl Library|*1|
|102|234|MFx|Math – Fixed Point||
|271|229|Mfx|MFx Library|*1|
|1172|164|MFX/Mfx|Math – Fixed Point library||
|1610|137|MII|Media Independent Interface (standardized Interface provided by Ethernet controllers to access Ethernet transceivers, see [21])||
|1645|134|MII|Media Independent Interface (standardized Interface provided by Ethernet controllers to access Ethernet transceivers)||
|1632|135|MII|Media Independent Interface (standardized Interface provided by Ethernet controllers to access Ethernet transceivers)||
|1379|149|MIL|Malfunction Indication Light ||
|1769|124|MIL|Malfunction Indicator Light (SAE J1979) or Lamp (SAE J1939)||
|1194|163|min|Minimum||
|1173|164|Min|Minimum||
|1174|164|Minmax|Limitation with only one value for min and max||
|103|234|MIPS|Million Instructions Per Second||
|174|229|Mirror|Bus Mirroring||
|968|187|MISO|Master Input Slave Output||
|2109|96|MISRA|Motor Industry Software Reliability Association||
|1554|143|MISRA|Motor Industry Software Reliability Association||
|1524|144|MISRA|Motor Industry Software Reliability Association||
|1415|148|MISRA|Motor Industry Software Reliability Association||
|629|209|MISRA|Motor Industry Software Reliability Association||
|105|234|MMI|Man Machine Interface|*7|
|104|234|MMU|Memory Management Unit||
|1658|133|Mn|Mnemonic ||
|1349|153|Mn|Mnemonic ||
|1195|163|Mn|Mnemonic ||
|1175|164|Mod|Modulo routine||
|969|187|MOSI|Master Output Slave Input||
|362|221|MOST|Media Oriented Systems Transport ||
|106|234|MOST|Media Oriented Systems Transport ||
|1806|123|MOST0|Media Orientated System Transport||
|107|234|MP|MicroProcessor||
|1883|116|MPU|Memory Protection Unit||
|1113|170|MPU|Memory Protection Unit||
|108|234|MPU|Memory Protection Unit||
|1264|158|MRF|Master Request Frame ||
|1827|121|MSB|Most Significant Bit ||
|109|234|MSB|Most Significant Bit ||
|1683|131|MSB|Most significant bit / byte (depending on context). Here it’s bit.||
|1158|165|MSB|Most significant bit / byte (depending on context). Here it’s bit.||
|1597|140|MSB|Most significant bit / byte (depending on context). Here, “bit” is meant.||
|1733|125|MSBF|Most Significant Byte First||
|1734|125|MSBI|Message Bus Info ||
|1735|125|MSCI|Message Control Info ||
|1736|125|MSLI|Message Log Info ||
|582|211|MSR|Manufacturer Supplier Relationship||
|1738|125|MSTI|Message Trace Info||
|1737|125|MSTP|Message Type ||
|32|235|MSTP|Microcontroller Specific Test Package||
|923|191|MTU|Maximum Transmission Unit||
|478|217|MTU|Maximum Transmission Unit||
|1962|109|Mtype|Message Type (possible value: diagnostics, remote diagnostics)||
|1176|164|Mul|Multiplication||
|1177|164|MulDiv|Combination of multiplication and division||
|1178|164|MulShRight|Combination of multiplication and shift right||
|1963|109|N_AI|Network Address Information (see ISO 15765-2).||
|1964|109|N_Ar|Time for transmission of the CAN frame (any N-PDU) on the receiver side (see ISO 15765-2).||
|1965|109|N_As|Time for transmission of the CAN frame (any N-PDU) on the sender side (see ISO 15765-2). ||
|1267|158|N_As|Time for transmission of the LIN frame (any N-PDU) on the sender side (see ISO 17987-2 [19]).||
|1966|109|N_Br|Time until transmission of the next flow control N-PDU (see ISO 15765-2).||
|1967|109|N_Bs|Time until reception of the next flow control N-PDU (see ISO 15765-2).||
|1968|109|N_Cr|Time until reception of the next consecutive frame N-PDU (see ISO 15765-2).||
|1268|158|N_Cr|Time until reception of the next consecutive frame N-PDU (see ISO 17987-2 [19]). ||
|1969|109|N_Cs|Time until transmission of the next consecutive frame N-PDU (see ISO 15765-2).||
|1269|158|N_Cs|Time until transmission of the next consecutive frame N-PDU (see ISO 17987-2 [19]).||
|1970|109|N_Data|Data information of the transport layer||
|1971|109|N_PCI|Protocol Control Information of the transport layer||
|1972|109|N_SA|Network Source Address (see ISO 15765-2).||
|1973|109|N_TA|Network Target Address (see ISO 15765-2). It might already contain the N_TAtype(physical/function) in case of ExtendedAddressing.||
|1974|109|N_TAtype|Network Target Address type (see ISO 15765-2).||
|1943|109|N-|Relative to the CAN Transport Layer which is equivalent to the OSI Network Layer.||
|1504|144|N-|Relative to the FlexRay Transport Protocol Layer.||
|1894|114|N-PDU|Network Layer PDU. In AUTOSAR the Network Layer is equivalent to the Transport Protocol. ||
|1081|172|N-PDU|Network Layer PDU. Used by transport protocol modules to fragment an I-PDU||
|110|234|N-PDU|Protocol Data Unit of the Network layer (transport protocols)||
|111|234|N-SDU|SDU of the Network layer (transport protocols)||
|1995|108|n/a|Not Applicable||
|1556|143|n/a|Not Applicable||
|1501|145|N/A|not applicable||
|1449|147|N/A|Not applicable||
|1416|148|n/a|Not applicable||
|1222|160|n/a|Not applicable||
|160|232|n/a|Operating System Interface||
|363|221|NAD|Node Address for Diagnostic||
|1265|158|NAD|Node Address. Each slave in LIN must have a unique NAD.||
|1009|183|NAME|Unique 64 bit identifier of each ECU connected to an SAE J1939 network||
|1266|158|NC|Node Configuration||
|988|185|NDP|Neighbor Discovery Protocol||
|924|191|NDP|Neighbor Discovery Protocol||
|364|221|NID|Node Identification||
|1555|143|NIT|FlexRay Network Idle Time||
|365|221|NIT|Network Idle Time||
|1140|168|Nm|Generic Network Management Interface module, this ist the abre- viation used for this module throughout this specification||
|2019|106|NM|Network Management||
|1928|111|NM|Network Management||
|1578|142|NM|Network Management||
|1462|146|NM|Network Management||
|1450|147|NM|Network Management||
|1141|168|NM|Network Management||
|795|198|NM|Network Management||
|479|217|NM|Network Management||
|411|219|NM|Network Management||
|366|221|NM|Network Management||
|308|225|NM|Network Management||
|159|232|nm|Network Management||
|227|229|Nm|Network Management Interface ||
|1114|170|NMI|Mutual exclusion ||
|1056|178|NMI|Non Maskable Interrupt||
|1475|146|NmIf|Abbreviation for the generic Network Management||
|184|229|no prefix (AUTOSAR interface)|Complex Drivers||
|217|229|no prefix (AUTOSAR interface)|IO HW Abstraction||
|1739|125|NOAR|Number of Arguments||
|867|194|nop|No Operation ||
|1368|150|NOP, nop|Null Operation||
|367|221|NPDU|Network Layer Protocol Data Unit ||
|1807|123|NRC|Negative Response Code||
|541|212|NRC|Negative Response Code||
|281|227|NRC|Negative Response Code||
|1709|127|NRC|Negative Response Code used by UDS in the diagnostic re- sponse to indicate the tester that a certain failure has occurred and the diagnostic request was not processed. ||
|878|193|NTU|See [1, ISO 11898-4] ||
|1146|167|NV|Non volatile ||
|480|217|NV|Non-Volatile ||
|412|219|NV|Non-Volatile ||
|309|225|NV|Non-Volatile ||
|1674|132|NvM|Module name of NVRAM Manager ||
|604|210|NVM|Non Volatile Memory|*4|
|583|211|NvM|Non Volatile Memory||
|1684|131|NvM|NVRAM Manager||
|1598|140|NvM|NVRAM Manager||
|1159|165|NvM|NVRAM Manager||
|228|229|NvM|NVRAM Manager|*4|
|1380|149|NVRAM|Non volatile Memory||
|1770|124|NVRAM|Non volatile RAM ||
|584|211|NVRAM|Non Volatile RAM ||
|1673|132|NVRAM|Non Volatile Random Access Memory||
|1152|166|NVRAM|Non-Volatile RAM ||
|1685|131|NVRAM|Non-volatile RAM (Random Access Memory)||
|1599|140|NVRAM|Non-volatile RAM (Random Access Memory)||
|1160|165|NVRAM|Non-volatile RAM (Random Access Memory)||
|1694|130|NVRAM|Non-volatile random access memory||
|112|234|NVRAM|Non-Volatile Random Access Memory||
|13|237|NW|Network||
|1808|123|OBD|On-Board Diagnosis||
|1975|109|OBD|On-Board Diagnostic||
|542|212|OBD|On-Board Diagnostic||
|413|219|OBD|On-Board Diagnostic||
|1381|149|OBD|On-board Diagnostics ||
|1771|124|OBD|On-Board-Diagnostics ||
|368|221|OBD|Onboard Diagnostic||
|1382|149|OBDII|Emission-related On-board Diagnostics||
|1772|124|OC|Occurrence Count (SAE J1939) ||
|1846|120|OCSP|On-line Certificate Status Protocol||
|229|229|Ocu|OCU Driver||
|1125|169|OCU|Output Compare Unit||
|2110|96|ODT|Object Descriptor Table||
|630|209|ODT|Object Descriptor Table||
|543|212|ODX|Open Diagnostic Data Exchange||
|1383|149|OEM|Original Equipment Manufacturer||
|1142|168|OEM|Original Equipment Manufacturer||
|605|210|OEM|Original Equipment Manufacturer||
|544|212|OEM|Original Equipment Manufacturer||
|481|217|OEM|Original Equipment Manufacturer||
|414|219|OEM|Original Equipment Manufacturer||
|310|225|OEM|Original Equipment Manufacturer||
|113|234|OEM|Original Equipment Manufacturer||
|1773|124|OEM|Original Equipment Manufacturer (Automotive Manufacturer)||
|859|195|OFNS message|Offset adjustment message||
|811|197|OFNS message|Offset adjustment message||
|952|190|OFNS message|Time Synchronization message for an Offset Time Base (containing the nanosecond part of the time)||
|833|196|OFS|Offset synchronization||
|860|195|OFS message|Offset Synchronization message||
|812|197|OFS message|Offset Synchronization message||
|953|190|OFS message|Time Synchronization message for an Offset Time Base ||
|1313|156|OID|Object Identifier. A byte array that identifies a certificate element or group or list of certificate elements.||
|114|234|OIL|ISO 17356-6 (OSEK/VDX Implementation Language)||
|1115|170|OIL|OSEK Implementation Language ||
|879|193|OS|(AUTOSAR) Operating System||
|1774|124|OS|Operating System ||
|1695|130|OS|Operating System ||
|1557|143|OS|Operating System ||
|1527|144|OS|Operating System ||
|1469|146|OS|Operating system ||
|1417|148|OS|Operating System ||
|1384|149|OS|Operating System ||
|1369|150|OS|Operating System ||
|1289|157|OS|Operating System ||
|1116|170|OS|Operating System ||
|678|206|OS|Operating System ||
|606|210|OS|Operating System ||
|585|211|OS|Operating System ||
|482|217|OS|Operating System ||
|415|219|OS|Operating System ||
|311|225|OS|Operating System ||
|115|234|OS|Operating System ||
|230|229|Os(not used as API prefix)|OS||
|116|234|OSEK|Open Systems and the Corresponding Interfaces for Automotive Electronics ||
|1895|114|OSEK/VDX|In May 1993 OSEK has been founded as a joint project in the German automotive industry aiming at an industry standard for an open-ended architecture for distributed control units in vehicles. OSEK is an abbreviation for the German term "Offene Systeme und deren Schnittstellen für die Elektronik im Kraftfahrzeug" (English: Open Systems and the Corresponding Interfaces for Automotive Electronics). Initial project partners were BMW, Bosch, DaimlerChrysler, Opel, Siemens, VW and the IIIT of the University of Karlsruhe as co-ordinator. The French car manufacturers PSA and Renault joined OSEK in 1994 introducing their VDX-approach (Vehicle Distributed eXecutive) which is a similar project within the French automotive industry. At the first workshop on October 1995 the OSEK/VDX group presented the results of the harmonised specification between OSEK and VDX. After the 2nd international OSEK/VDX Workshop in October 1997 the 2nd versions of the specifications were published.||
|1117|170|OSEK/VDX|Offene Systeme und deren Schnittstellen für die Elektronik im Kraftfahrzeug||
|962|188|OSEK/VDX|Offene Systeme und deren Schnittstellen für die Elektronik im Kraftfahrzeug||
|1809|123|OSI|Open Systems Interconnection ||
|1096|171|OSI|Operating System Interface||
|764|199|OTA|Over The Air ||
|767|199|OTA Client|OTA Client is an Adaptive Application in communication with Backend Over The Air ||
|1775|124|P-Code|Power train code ||
|1270|158|P2|Time between reception of the last frame of a diagnostic request on the LIN bus and the slave node being able to provide data for a response.||
|1271|158|P2*|Time between sending a response pending frame (0x78) and the LIN-slave being able to provide data for a response.||
|1586|141|PB|PostBuild||
|1585|141|PC|PreCompile||
|1573|142|PCI|Protocol Control Information ||
|1505|144|PCI|Protocol Control Information ||
|117|234|PCI|Protocol Control Information ||
|286|227|PCO|Point of Control and Observation ||
|1896|114|PD|U Protocol Data Unit ||
|834|196|Pdelay|Propagation / path delay as given in IEEE 802.1AS||
|835|196|Pdelay_Req|Propagation / path delay request message ||
|836|196|Pdelay_Resp|Propagation / path delay response message||
|837|196|Pdelay_Resp_Follow_Up|Propagation / path delay Follow-Up message||
|1810|123|PDID|Periodic Data Identifier, periodically send by the Dcm after a re- quest of ReadDataByPeriodicIndentifer ||
|2111|96|PDU|Protocol Data Unit||
|2007|107|PDU|Protocol Data Unit||
|1976|109|PDU|Protocol Data Unit||
|1929|111|PDU|Protocol Data Unit||
|1811|123|PDU|Protocol Data Unit||
|1579|142|PDU|Protocol Data Unit||
|1471|146|PDU|Protocol data unit||
|1451|147|PDU|Protocol Data Unit||
|1244|159|PDU|Protocol Data Unit||
|1223|160|PDU|Protocol Data Unit||
|1086|172|PDU|Protocol Data Unit||
|838|196|PDU|Protocol Data Unit||
|796|198|PDU|Protocol Data Unit||
|760|200|PDU|Protocol Data Unit||
|631|209|PDU|Protocol Data Unit||
|545|212|PDU|Protocol Data Unit||
|483|217|PDU|Protocol Data Unit||
|416|219|PDU|Protocol Data Unit||
|369|221|PDU|Protocol Data Unit||
|338|222|PDU|Protocol Data Unit||
|118|234|PDU|Protocol Data Unit||
|15|237|PDU|Protocol Data Unit||
|1290|157|PDU|Protocol Data Unit. Consists of Identifier, data length and Data (SDU)||
|1936|110|PDU Router|The PDU Router is a module transferring I-PDUs from one module to another module. The PDU Router can be utilized for gateway operations and for internal routing purposes.||
|1010|183|PDUF|PDU Format, part of the 29 bit identifier of SAE J1939 messages which identifies the message and determines the layout of the 29 bit identifier||
|1029|182|PDUF|PDU Format, the middle byte of the 18 bit PGN||
|1977|109|PduR|PDU Router||
|1580|142|PduR|PDU Router||
|1518|144|PduR|PDU Router||
|880|193|PduR|PDU Router||
|231|229|PduR|PDU Router||
|1494|145|PduR|PDU Router (AUTOSAR BSW module)||
|2041|105|PduR|PDU Router module||
|1011|183|PDUS|PDU Specific, part of the 29 bit identifier of SAE J1939 messages which identifies broadcast messages which do not have a destination address||
|1030|182|PDUS|PDU Specific, the lower byte of the 18 bit PGN||
|1847|120|PEM|Privacy-Enhanced Mail||
|161|232|per|Persistency||
|1776|124|PFC cycle|Permanent fault code - driving cycle (OBD Term)||
|1040|181|PG|Parameter Group||
|1031|182|PG|Parameter Group||
|1012|183|PG|Parameter Group, SAE J1939 term for a specific message layout, corresponds to an N-SDU of J1939Tp||
|1047|180|PGN|Parameter Group Number||
|1041|181|PGN|Parameter Group Number||
|1032|182|PGN|Parameter Group Number (18 bits, contains EDP, DP, PDUF, PDUS) RQST J1939 Request PG (PGN = 0x0EA00) ||
|1013|183|PGN|Parameter Group Number, unique identifier of an SAE J1939 parameter group||
|1070|175|PHM|Platform Health Management||
|484|217|PHM|Platform Health Management||
|312|225|PHM|Platform Health Management||
|162|232|phm|Platform Health Management||
|1063|177|Physical Level (Input)|Two states are possible: LOW/HIGH||
|1064|177|Physical Level (Output)|Two states are possible: LOW/HIGH||
|1778|124|PID|Parameter Identification (SAE J1587 or SAE J1979)||
|1812|123|PID|Parameter Identifier ||
|546|212|PID|Parameter Identifier ||
|417|219|PID|Parameter Identifier ||
|1272|158|PID|Protected ID ||
|1291|157|PID|Protected ID (as defined by [16])||
|14|237|PIL|Processor-In-The-Loop||
|485|217|PKCS|Public Key Cryptography Standards||
|1848|120|PKI|Public Key Infrastructure||
|1308|156|PKI|Public Key Infrastructure||
|925|191|PKI|Public Key Infrastructure||
|274|229|Platform|Platform Types||
|1558|143|PLL|Phase Locked Loop||
|1590|141|PLL|Phase Locked Loop.||
|1077|173|PLL|Phase Locked Loop.||
|1292|157|PLL|Phase-Locked Loop||
|2042|105|PN|Partial Networking||
|2020|106|PNC|Partial Network Cluster||
|2021|106|PNI|Partial Network Information||
|801|198|PNI|Partial Network Information||
|1495|145|POC|Protocol Operation Control||
|1452|147|POC|Protocol Operation Control||
|370|221|POC|Protocol Operation Control||
|1559|143|POC|Protocol Operation Control (see [13] for details)||
|1560|143|POCState|Actual CC internal state of the POC. This state might differ from vPOC!State in certain cases, e.g., after FREEZE command invocation (see [13] for details). ||
|232|229|Port|Port Driver||
|1418|148|Port|Port, one of the SPAL SW modules ||
|1062|177|Port|Represents a whole configurable port on an MCU device.||
|1061|177|Port Pin|Represents a single configurable input or output pin on an MCU device.||
|313|225|PortInterface|An AUTOSAR interface that is used an AUTOSAR Software Component. ||
|486|217|POSIX|Portable Operating System Interface||
|314|225|POSIX|Portable Operating System Interface||
|733|201|POTI|Position and Time management ||
|700|203|POTI|Position and Time management ||
|926|191|PRF|Pseudo Random Function||
|119|234|PS|Product Supplier ||
|487|217|PSK|Pre-Shared Key||
|371|221|PSK|Pre-shared Key||
|1779|124|PTO|Power Take Off||
|547|212|PTO|Power Take Off||
|418|219|PTO|Power Take Off||
|954|190|PTP|Precision Time Protocol||
|839|196|PTP|Precision Time Protocol||
|1832|121|PWM|Pulse Width Modulation||
|120|234|PWM|Pulse Width Modulation||
|1073|173|PWM|Pulse Width Modulation.||
|233|229|Pwm|PWM Driver||
|1917|113|QoS|Quality of Service||
|548|212|RA|Routing Activation||
|419|219|RA|Routing Activation||
|2112|96|RAM|Random Access Memory ||
|1780|124|RAM|Random Access Memory ||
|1531|144|RAM|Random Access Memory ||
|1419|148|RAM|Random Access Memory ||
|1385|149|RAM|Random Access Memory ||
|1293|157|RAM|Random Access Memory ||
|1245|159|RAM|Random Access memory ||
|1057|178|RAM|Random Access Memory ||
|632|209|RAM|Random Access Memory ||
|586|211|RAM|Random Access Memory ||
|549|212|RAM|Random Access Memory ||
|488|217|RAM|Random Access Memory ||
|420|219|RAM|Random Access Memory ||
|121|234|RAM|Random Access Memory ||
|234|229|RamTst|RAM Test ||
|1777|124|RBM cycle|OBD Term: General Nominator / Rate-based monitoring - driving cycle (OBD Term)||
|1813|123|RCRRP|Response correctly received - response pending||
|122|234|RDG|Runnable Dependency Graph||
|16|237|RE|Runnable Entities||
|489|217|REST|Representational State Transfer||
|163|232|rest|REST ||
|1346|153|Rev|Revision ||
|123|234|RfC|Request for Change||
|1814|123|RID|Routine Identifier||
|550|212|RID|Routine Identifier||
|747|201|RLT|Road and Lane Topology||
|927|191|RNG|Random Number Generator||
|551|212|ROE|Response on Event||
|1815|123|ROE|ResponseOnEvent||
|2113|96|ROM|Read Only Memory ||
|1530|144|ROM|Read Only Memory ||
|1344|153|ROM|Read only memory ||
|633|209|ROM|Read Only Memory ||
|1781|124|ROM|Read-only Memory ||
|1386|149|ROM|Read-only Memory ||
|587|211|ROM|Read-only Memory ||
|552|212|ROM|Read-Only Memory ||
|490|217|ROM|Read-Only Memory ||
|421|219|ROM|Read-Only Memory ||
|124|234|RP|Rapid Prototyping||
|1916|113|RPC|Remote Procedure Call||
|607|210|RPC|Remote Procedure Call||
|422|219|RPT|Rapid Prototyping||
|1042|181|RQST|J1939 Request PG (PGN = 0x0EA00) ||
|1033|182|RQST2|J1939 Request2 PG (PGN = 0x0C900)||
|280|227|RS|Requirement Specification|*7|
|554|212|RS|Requirements Specification|*7|
|491|217|RSA|Cryptographic approach according to Rivest, Shamir, and Adleman||
|928|191|RSA|Rivest-Shamir-Adleman. A method using public and private key for data encryption and decryption. ||
|372|221|RSA|Rivest-Shamir-Adleman. A method using public and private key for data encryption and decryption. ||
|1633|135|RSSI|Received Signal Strength Indicator||
|734|201|RSU|Road Side Unit||
|1034|182|RTE|AUTOSAR Runtime Environment||
|2070|101|RTE|Real Time Environment||
|235|229|Rte|RTE||
|1246|159|RTE|Run Time Environment ||
|1118|170|RTE|Run-Time Environment ||
|553|212|RTE|Run-TIme Environment ||
|1816|123|RTE|Runtime Environment||
|1782|124|RTE|Runtime Environment||
|1696|130|RTE|Runtime Environment||
|1453|147|RTE|Runtime Environment||
|1387|149|RTE|Runtime Environment||
|682|206|RTE|Runtime Environment||
|423|219|RTE|Runtime Environment||
|373|221|RTE|Runtime Environment||
|339|222|RTE|Runtime Environment||
|125|234|RTE|Runtime Environment||
|17|237|RTE|Runtime Environment||
|1119|170|RTOS|Real Time Operating System||
|1913|113|RTPS|Real Time Publish Subscribe Protocol ||
|2008|107|RX|Receive||
|1247|159|RX|Receive||
|555|212|RX|Receive|*4|
|1454|147|RX|Reception||
|1294|157|RX|Reception||
|1273|158|RX|Reception||
|279|227|Rx|Reception|*4|
|1983|109|RX_DL|Received data link layer data length ||
|1420|148|RxD|Receive Data ||
|1421|148|RxEN|Receive Enable||
|2054|102|s16|Mnemonic for sint16, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1668|133|s16|Mnemonic for the sint16, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1351|153|s16|Mnemonic for the sint16, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1338|154|s16|Mnemonic for the sint16, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1196|163|s16|Mnemonic for the sint16, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1179|164|s16|Mnemonic for the sint16, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|2086|99|s16|Short name for sint16, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|2055|102|s32|Mnemonic for sint32, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1669|133|s32|Mnemonic for the sint32, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1352|153|s32|Mnemonic for the sint32, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1339|154|s32|Mnemonic for the sint32, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1197|163|s32|Mnemonic for the sint32, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1180|164|s32|Mnemonic for the sint32, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|2087|99|s32|Short name for sint32, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1670|133|s64|Mnemonic for the sint64, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|2056|102|s64|Mnemonic forsint64, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|2057|102|s8|Mnemonic for sint8, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1667|133|s8|Mnemonic for the sint8, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1353|153|s8|Mnemonic for the sint8, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1337|154|s8|Mnemonic for the sint8, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1198|163|s8|Mnemonic for the sint8, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1181|164|s8|Mnemonic for the sint8, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|2085|99|s8|Short name for sint8, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes ||
|1710|127|SA|SourceAddress of a UDS request||
|1014|183|SA SPN|Source Address, part of the 29 bit identifier of SAE J1939 messages Suspect Parameter Number, unique identifier of an SAE J1939 parameter||
|126|234|SAE|Society of Automotive Engineers||
|1048|180|SAE|Society of Automotive Engineers (in charge of J1939 specification)||
|1817|123|SAP|Service Access Point ||
|1422|148|SBC|System Basis Chip; A device, which integrates e.g. CAN and/or FlexRay and/or LIN transceiver, watchdog and power control.||
|1996|108|SBC|System Basis Chip; a device, which integrates e.g. CAN and/or LIN transceiver, watchdog and power control.||
|1224|160|SBC|System Basis Chip; a device, which integrates e.g. LIN and/or LIN transceiver, watchdog and power control.||
|1120|170|SC|Single-Core||
|679|206|SC|Supervision Cycle||
|1561|143|SchM|Autosar Module: Schedule Manager ||
|2010|107|SchM|BSW Scheduler||
|1622|136|SchM|BSW Scheduler||
|172|229|SchM|BSW Scheduler Module ||
|2114|96|SchM|Schedule Manager ||
|1470|146|SchM|Schedule Manager ||
|1455|147|SchM|Schedule Manager ||
|1423|148|SchM|Schedule Manager ||
|634|209|SchM|Schedule Manager ||
|2043|105|SchM|Scheduler Module ||
|1295|157|SCI|Serial Communication Interface||
|999|184|SD|Service Discovery||
|989|185|Sd|Service Discovery||
|492|217|SD|Service Discovery||
|315|225|SD|Service Discovery||
|241|229|Sd|Service Discovery||
|1000|184|Sd|Service Discovery Module in AUTOSAR||
|493|217|SDG|Special Data Group||
|1978|109|SDU|Service Data Unit||
|1818|123|SDU|Service Data Unit||
|1581|142|SDU|Service Data Unit||
|881|193|SDU|Service Data Unit||
|797|198|SDU|Service Data Unit||
|374|221|SDU|Service Data Unit||
|127|234|SDU|Service Data Unit||
|1897|114|SDU|Service Data Unit - Payload of PDU||
|1065|176|SDU|Service Data Unit (payload)||
|1937|110|SDU|Service Data Unit For a description see [1] Chapter 4.||
|1296|157|SDU|Service Data Unit. Data that is transported inside the PDU||
|1071|175|SE|Supervised Entity||
|680|206|SE|Supervised Entity||
|1910|113|SecOC|Secure Onboard Communication ||
|240|229|SecOC|Secure Onboard Communication ||
|440|218|SEooC|Safety Element out of Context||
|781|199|Service|see [1] AUTOSAR Glossary ||
|783|199|Service Discovery|see [1] AUTOSAR Glossary ||
|782|199|Service Interface|see [1] AUTOSAR Glossary ||
|1582|142|SF|Single Frame ||
|1275|158|SF|Single Frame in LIN TP||
|1083|172|SF|Single Frame, Transport Protocol term||
|1519|144|SF|Start Frame Fr N-PDU ||
|1984|109|SF_DL|SingleFrame data length in bytes ||
|1297|157|SFR|Special Function Register||
|1204|162|SFR|Special Function Register (MCU register) ||
|2049|104|SFR|Special Function Register. Hardware register that controls the controller behavior.||
|494|217|SHA|Secure Hash Algorithm||
|710|202|SHB|Single Hop Broadcast ||
|1877|117|SHE|Security Hardware Extension||
|1868|118|SHE|Security Hardware Extension||
|1859|119|SHE|Security Hardware Extension||
|1819|123|SID|Service Identifier||
|375|221|SID|Service Identifier||
|1274|158|SID|Service Identifier (of node configuration service)||
|1711|127|SID|Service Identifier, identifying a diagnostic service according to UDS, such as 0x14 ClearDiagnosticInformation||
|128|234|SIL|Safety Integrity Level||
|1661|133|Sin|Sine ||
|1121|170|SLA|Software Layered Architecture||
|441|218|SM|Safety Mechanism or Measure|*4|
|164|232|sm|State Management |*4|
|284|227|SM|State Manager||
|1534|144|SN|Sequence Number (please refer to ISO 10681-2)||
|929|191|SNI|Server Name Identification||
|129|234|SOA|Service Oriented Architecture||
|608|210|SOA|Service-Oriented Architecture||
|1623|136|SoAd|Socket Adapter||
|1001|184|SoAd|Socket Adaptor||
|930|191|SoAd|Socket Adaptor||
|242|229|SoAd|Socket Adaptor||
|1909|113|SoC|Service-Oriented Communication||
|786|199|Software Cluster|see [1] AUTOSAR Glossary ||
|787|199|Software Package|see [1] AUTOSAR Glossary ||
|1905|113|SOME/IP|Scalable service-Oriented MiddlewarE over IP ||
|973|186|SOME/IP|Scalable service-Oriented MiddlewarE over IP ||
|495|217|SOME/IP|Scalable service-Oriented MiddlewarE over IP ||
|316|225|SOME/IP|Scalable service-Oriented MiddlewarE over IP ||
|1002|184|SOME/IP|Scalable service-Oriented MiddlwarE over IP||
|1003|184|SOME/IP-SD|SOME/IP Service Discovery||
|244|229|SomeIpTp|SOME/IP Transport Protocol||
|243|229|SomeIpXf|SOME/IP Transformer||
|130|234|SP|Synchronization Point||
|2050|104|SPAL|Standard Peripheral Abstraction Layer||
|1997|108|SPAL|Standard Peripheral Abstraction Layer||
|1424|148|SPAL|Standard Peripheral Abstraction Layer||
|1298|157|SPAL|Standard Peripheral Abstraction Layer||
|1248|159|SPAL|Standard Peripheral Abstraction Layer||
|1225|160|SPAL|Standard Peripheral Abstraction Layer||
|1131|169|SPAL|Standard Peripheral Abstraction Layer||
|750|201|SPATEM|Signal Phase And Timing Extended Message ||
|19|237|SPEM|Software Process Engineering Meta-Model||
|2131|95|SPI|Serial Peripheral Interface||
|1831|121|SPI|Serial Peripheral Interface||
|1227|160|SPI|Serial Peripheral Interface||
|687|204|SPI|Serial Peripheral Interface||
|376|221|SPI|Serial Peripheral Interface||
|131|234|SPI|Serial Peripheral Interface||
|966|187|SPI|Serial Peripheral Interface. It is exactly defined hereafter in this document.||
|245|229|Spi|SPI Handler Driver|*1|
|1425|148|SPI/Spi|Serial Peripheral Interface. ||
|1049|180|SPN|Suspect Parameter Number ||
|556|212|SPN|Suspect Parameter Number ||
|1783|124|SPN|Suspect Parameter Number (SAE J1939) ||
|1824|123|SPRMIB|suppressPosRspMsgIndicationBit||
|1660|133|Sqrt|Square root||
|1276|158|SRF|Slave Response Frame ||
|1663|133|SRS|Software Requirement Specification||
|1426|148|SRS|Software Requirement Specification||
|1299|157|SRS|Software Requirement Specification||
|1277|158|SRS|Software Requirement Specification||
|1249|159|SRS|Software Requirement Specification||
|2116|96|SRS|Software Requirements Specification||
|1465|146|SRS|Software requirements specification||
|636|209|SRS|Software Requirements Specification||
|1562|143|SRS|System Requirements Specification||
|1784|124|SSCP|synchronous server call point||
|283|227|ST|System Test||
|955|190|StbM|Synchronized Time-Base Manager||
|861|195|StbM|Synchronized Time-Base Manager||
|840|196|StbM|Synchronized Time-Base Manager||
|813|197|StbM|Synchronized Time-Base Manager||
|246|229|StbM|Synchronized Time-Base Manager||
|963|188|STD|Standard ||
|276|229|Std|Standard Types||
|1532|144|STF|Start Frame (please refer to ISO 10681-2)||
|2117|96|STIM|Data Stimulation packet||
|637|209|STIM|Data Stimulation packet||
|516|213|StMD|Standardized Module Definition||
|1740|125|STMS|Timestamp||
|1182|164|Sub|Subtraction||
|287|227|SUT|System Under Test||
|2115|96|SVN|Subversion||
|635|209|SVN|Subversion||
|2118|96|SW|Software ||
|2095|97|SW|Software ||
|1878|117|SW|Software ||
|1869|118|SW|Software ||
|1860|119|SW|Software ||
|1785|124|SW|Software ||
|1563|143|SW|SoftWare ||
|1456|147|SW|Software ||
|1427|148|SW|Software ||
|1300|157|SW|Software ||
|1250|159|SW|Software ||
|1226|160|SW|Software ||
|1122|170|SW|Software ||
|638|209|SW|Software ||
|557|212|SW|Software ||
|442|218|SW|Software ||
|132|234|SW|Software ||
|1035|182|SW-C|AUTOSAR Software Component (of the Application)||
|1930|111|SW-C|Software Component||
|1786|124|SW-C|Software Component||
|1564|143|SW-C|SoftWare Component||
|1388|149|SW-C|Software Component||
|681|206|SW-C|Software Component||
|340|222|SW-C|Software Component||
|133|234|SW-C|Software Component||
|18|237|SW-C|Software Component||
|1820|123|SW-C|Software-Component||
|1428|148|SW-C|Software-Component||
|2011|107|SWC|Software Component||
|1123|170|SWC|Software Component||
|609|210|SWC|Software Component||
|588|211|SWC|Software Component||
|558|212|SWC|Software Component||
|496|217|SWC|Software Component||
|443|218|SWC|Software Component||
|424|219|SWC|Software Component||
|377|221|SWC|Software Component||
|317|225|SWC|Software Component||
|378|221|SWC-T|Software Component Template||
|2071|101|SWC/SW-C|Software Component||
|2080|100|SWCD|Software Component Description||
|2072|101|SWCD|Software Component Description||
|559|212|SWCD|Software Component Description||
|590|211|SWCT|Software Component Template||
|1124|170|SWFRT|Software FreeRunningTimer||
|1251|159|SWS|Software Design Specification||
|2119|96|SWS|Software Specification||
|1662|133|SWS|Software Specification||
|1523|144|SWS|Software Specification||
|1429|148|SWS|Software Specification||
|1301|157|SWS|Software Specification||
|1183|164|SWS|Software Specification||
|639|209|SWS|Software Specification||
|589|211|SWS|Software Specification||
|563|212|SWS|Software Specification||
|134|234|SWS|Software Specification||
|1466|146|SWS|Software working specification||
|842|196|Sync|Time synchronization message (Sync)||
|862|195|SYNC message|Time Synchronization message ||
|814|197|SYNC message|Time Synchronization message ||
|956|190|SYNC message|Time Synchronization message for a Synchronized Time Base||
|379|221|SYS-T|System Template||
|611|210|SYSML|Systems Modelling Language||
|1712|127|TA|TargetAddress of a UDS request||
|135|234|TC|Timed Communication||
|711|202|TC|Traffic Class||
|285|227|TCP|Test Coordination Procedures |*4|
|1906|113|TCP|Transmission Control Protocol||
|1725|126|TCP|Transmission Control Protocol||
|1646|134|TCP|Transmission Control Protocol||
|1634|135|TCP|Transmission Control Protocol||
|990|185|TCP|Transmission Control Protocol||
|931|191|TCP|Transmission Control Protocol||
|798|198|TCP|Transmission Control Protocol||
|136|234|TCP|Transmission Control Protocol|*4|
|497|217|TCP|Transport Control Protocol|*5|
|318|225|TCP|Transport Control Protocol|*5|
|1726|126|TCP/IP|A family of communication protocols used in computer networks||
|932|191|TCP/IP|A family of communication protocols used in computer networks TLS Transport Layer Security||
|799|198|TCP/IP|A family of communication protocols used in computer networks User Datagram Protocol ||
|2120|96|TCP/IP|Transfer Control Protocol / Internet Protocol||
|640|209|TCP/IP|Transfer Control Protocol / Internet Protocol|*5|
|1635|135|TCP/IP Stack|Ethernet communication stack ||
|247|229|TcpIp|TCP/IP Stack |*1|
|341|222|TD|Timing Description||
|20|237|TD|Timing Description||
|957|190|TG|Time Gateway ||
|863|195|TG|Time Gateway ||
|843|196|TG|Time Gateway ||
|815|197|TG|Time Gateway ||
|560|212|TID|Test Identifier||
|425|219|TID|Test Identifier||
|958|190|Timesync|Time Synchronization ||
|864|195|Timesync|Time Synchronization ||
|841|196|Timesync|Time Synchronization ||
|816|197|Timesync|Time Synchronization ||
|21|237|TIMEX|AUTOSAR Timing Extensions||
|749|201|TLM|Traffic Light Maneuver||
|991|185|TLS|Transport Layer Security ||
|498|217|TLS|Transport Layer Security ||
|380|221|TLS|Transport Layer Security ||
|499|217|TLV|Tag Length Value ||
|319|225|TLV|Tag Length Value ||
|1915|113|TLV|Tag-Length-Value ||
|844|196|TLV|Type, Length, Value field (acc. to IEEE 802.1AS) ||
|248|229|TM|Time Service ||
|1938|110|TM|Transmission Mode||
|1939|110|TMC|Transmission Mode Condition, see Chapter 7.3.3.2 ||
|1940|110|TMS|Transmission Mode Selector, see Chapter 7.3.3.2||
|1302|157|TP|Transport Layer||
|1898|114|TP|Transport Protocol||
|1821|123|TP|Transport Protocol||
|1252|159|TP|Transport Protocol||
|992|185|TP|Transport Protocol||
|933|191|TP|Transport Protocol||
|381|221|TP|Transport Protocol||
|137|234|TP|Transport Protocol||
|1521|144|TP|Transport Protocol Layer ||
|1015|183|TP.CM|Connection Management message (PGN 00EC00) used by SAE J1939 transport protocol, corresponds to an N-PDU of J1939Tp||
|1016|183|TP.CM_BAM|Broadcast Announce Message, variant of TP.CM that initiates a BAM transmission||
|1017|183|TP.CM_CTS|Connection Mode Clear To Send, variant of TP.CM that is used for handshake during CMDT transmission||
|1018|183|TP.CM_EndOfMsgAck|End Of Message Acknowledge, variant of TP.CM that acknowledges correct reception of a CMDT transmission||
|1019|183|TP.CM_RTS|Connection Mode Request To Send, variant of TP.CM that initiates a CMDT transmission ||
|1020|183|TP.Conn_Abort|Connection Abort, variant of TP.CM that terminates a CMDT transmission||
|1021|183|TP.DT|Data Transfer message (PGN 00EB00) used by SAE J1939 transport protocol, corresponds to an N-PDU of J1939Tp||
|1849|120|TPM|Trusted Platform Module||
|561|212|TPS|Template Specification||
|959|190|TS|Time Slave||
|865|195|TS|Time Slave||
|845|196|TS|Time Slave||
|817|197|TS|Time Slave||
|2121|96|TS|Time Stamp||
|641|209|TS|Time Stamp||
|712|202|TSB|Topologically Scoped Broadcast||
|439|218|TSC|Technical Safety Concept ||
|960|190|TSD|Time Sub-domain||
|866|195|TSD|Time Sub-domain||
|846|196|TSD|Time Sub-domain||
|818|197|TSD|Time Sub-domain||
|850|195|TSyn|A bus specific Time Synchronization module||
|821|196|TSyn|A bus specific Time Synchronization module||
|805|197|TSyn|A bus specific Time Synchronization module||
|937|190|TSyn|A bus specific Time Synchronization Provider module||
|165|232|tsync|Time Synchronization ||
|898|192|TTCAN|Time triggered CAN||
|138|234|TTCAN|Time Triggered CAN||
|382|221|TTCAN|Time Triggered Controller Area Network||
|252|229|Ttcan|TTCAN Driver |*1|
|899|192|TtcanDrv|CAN Driver module with enabled TTCAN functionality||
|882|193|TtcanDrv|CAN Driver module with enabled TTCAN functionality||
|900|192|TtcanIf|CAN Interface module with enabled TTCAN functionality||
|883|193|TtcanIf|CAN Interface module with enabled TTCAN functionality||
|253|229|TtcanIf|TTCAN Interface||
|1914|113|TTL|Time To Live ||
|500|217|TTL|Time to Live ||
|139|234|TTP|Time Triggered Protocol||
|1457|147|TX|Transmission ||
|1303|157|TX|Transmission ||
|1278|158|TX|Transmission ||
|282|227|Tx|Transmission |*4|
|887|193|TX|Transmission or transmit ||
|2009|107|TX|Transmit ||
|1253|159|TX|Transmit ||
|562|212|TX|Transmit |*4|
|1982|109|TX_DL|Transmit data link layer data length ||
|888|193|Tx_Trigger|See [1, ISO 11898-4] ||
|1665|133|u16|Mnemonic for the uint16, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1354|153|u16|Mnemonic for the uint16, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1341|154|u16|Mnemonic for the uint16, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1199|163|u16|Mnemonic for the uint16, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1184|164|u16|Mnemonic for the uint16, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|2058|102|u16|Mnemonic for uint16, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|2083|99|u16|Short name for uint16, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1666|133|u32|Mnemonic for the uint32, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1355|153|u32|Mnemonic for the uint32, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1342|154|u32|Mnemonic for the uint32, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1200|163|u32|Mnemonic for the uint32, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1185|164|u32|Mnemonic for the uint32, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|2059|102|u32|Mnemonic for uint32, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|2084|99|u32|Short name for uint32, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1671|133|u64|Mnemonic for the uint64, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|2060|102|u64|Mnemonic for uint64, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1664|133|u8|Mnemonic for the uint8, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1356|153|u8|Mnemonic for the uint8, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1340|154|u8|Mnemonic for the uint8, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1201|163|u8|Mnemonic for the uint8, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|1186|164|u8|Mnemonic for the uint8, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes||
|2061|102|u8|Mnemonic for uint8, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTyp ||
|2082|99|u8|Short name for uint8, specified in AUTOSAR_SWS_PlatformTypes ||
|1304|157|UART|Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter||
|1254|159|UART|Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter||
|1202|162|uC|Microcontroller||
|22|237|UC|Use-Case ||
|166|232|ucm|Update and Config Management ||
|763|199|UCM|Update and Configuration Management||
|320|225|UCM|Update and Configuration Management||
|765|199|UCM Master|UCM Master is distributing packages and coordinating an update campaign in a vehicle ||
|140|234|UDP|User (Universal) Datagram Protocol||
|1907|113|UDP|User Datagram Protocol||
|1728|126|UDP|User Datagram Protocol||
|1647|134|UDP|User Datagram Protocol||
|993|185|UDP|User Datagram Protocol||
|934|191|UDP|User Datagram Protocol||
|800|198|UDP|User Datagram Protocol||
|761|200|UDP|User Datagram Protocol||
|502|217|UDP|User datagram Protocol||
|322|225|UDP|User datagram Protocol||
|2122|96|UDP/IP|User Datagram Protocol / Internet Protocol||
|642|209|UDP/IP|User Datagram Protocol / Internet Protocol||
|994|185|UdpNm|AUTOSAR UDP Network Management||
|802|198|UdpNm|UDP Network Management||
|254|229|UdpNm|UDP Network Management||
|141|234|UdpNm|UDP Network Management||
|1822|123|UDS|Unified Diagnostic Services||
|1787|124|UDS|Unified Diagnostic Services||
|1713|127|UDS|Unified Diagnostic Services||
|1389|149|UDS|Unified Diagnostic Services||
|564|212|UDS|Unified Diagnostic Services||
|501|217|UDS|Unified Diagnostic Services||
|426|219|UDS|Unified Diagnostic Services||
|321|225|UDS|Unified Diagnostic Services||
|1741|125|UEH|Use Extended Header||
|1850|120|UID|Unique Identifier||
|889|193|UL|Upper layer||
|1458|147|UML|Unified Modeling Language||
|591|211|UML|Unified Modeling Language||
|565|212|UML|Unified Modeling Language||
|503|217|UML|Unified Modeling Language||
|427|219|UML|Unified Modeling Language||
|383|221|UML|Unified Modeling Language||
|342|222|UML|Unified Modeling Language||
|323|225|UML|Unified Modeling Language||
|23|237|UML|Unified Modeling Language||
|1255|159|UML|Universal Modelling Language ||
|504|217|URI|Uniform Resource Identifier||
|444|218|URI|Uniform Resource Identifier||
|2123|96|URL|Uniform Resource Locator ||
|1256|159|URL|Uniform Resource Locator ||
|643|209|URL|Uniform Resource Locator ||
|505|217|URL|Uniform Resource Locator ||
|445|218|URL|Uniform Resource Locator ||
|142|234|USB|Universal Serial Bus ||
|288|227|UT|Upper Tester ||
|291|227|UTA|UCM Test Application ||
|506|217|UUID|Universally Unique Identifier||
|324|225|UUID|Universally Unique Identifier||
|739|201|V2I|vehicle to infrastructure||
|738|201|V2V|vehicle to vehicle||
|737|201|V2X|Either vehicle to vehicle (V2V), or vehicle to infrastructure (V2I) and/or infrastructure to vehicle (I2V)||
|743|201|V2xBtp|Vehicle-2-X Basic Transport||
|255|229|V2xBtp|Vehicle-2-X Basic Transport||
|742|201|V2xFac|Vehicle-2-X Facilities||
|256|229|V2xFac|Vehicle-2-X Facilities||
|744|201|V2xGn|Vehicle-2-X Geo Networking||
|257|229|V2xGn|Vehicle-2-X GeoNetworking||
|741|201|V2xM|Vehicle-2-X Management||
|258|229|V2xM|Vehicle-2-X Management||
|735|201|VDP|Vehicle Data Provider||
|788|199|Vehicle Package|see [1] AUTOSAR Glossary ||
|1742|125|VERB|Verbose||
|1743|125|VERS|Version Number||
|1697|130|VFB|Virtual Function Bus ||
|612|210|VFB|Virtual Functional Bus||
|566|212|VFB|Virtual Functional Bus||
|507|217|VFB|Virtual Functional Bus||
|428|219|VFB|Virtual Functional Bus||
|384|221|VFB|Virtual Functional Bus||
|343|222|VFB|Virtual Functional Bus||
|325|225|VFB|Virtual Functional Bus||
|143|234|VFB|Virtual Functional Bus||
|26|237|VFB|Virtual Functional Bus||
|1727|126|VIN|Vehicle Identification Number||
|567|212|VIN|Vehicle Identification Number||
|1714|127|VIN|Vehicle Identification Number according to ISO-3779||
|613|210|VISS|Vehicle Information Service Specification||
|144|234|VISS|Vehicle Information Service Specification||
|1636|135|VLAN|Virtual Local Area Network||
|847|196|VLAN|Virtual Local Area Network||
|508|217|VLAN|Virtual Local Area Network||
|1931|111|VMM|Vehicle Message Matrix||
|145|234|VMM|Vehicle Mode Management||
|1788|124|VOBD|Vehicle On-Board-Diagnostic||
|736|201|VOD|Verification on Demand||
|701|203|VOD|Verification on Demand||
|1565|143|vPOC|Data structure provided from the CC to the host at the CHI, which contains the actual POC status of the CC (see [13] for details).||
|509|217|VSA|Variable Size Array||
|517|213|VSMD|Vendor Specific Module Definition||
|610|210|W3C|World Wide Consortium|*5|
|148|234|W3C|World Wide Web Consortium||
|1463|146|WCET|Worst Case Execution Time||
|146|234|WCET|Worst Case Execution Time||
|24|237|WCET|Worst case execution time||
|2078|100|WCET|Worst case execution time.||
|147|234|WCRT|Worst Case Response time ||
|25|237|WCRT|Worst case response time ||
|2132|95|WDG|Watchdog (module specific prefix)||
|688|204|WDG|Watchdog (module specific prefix)||
|259|229|Wdg|Watchdog Driver||
|260|229|WdgIf|Watchdog Interface||
|683|206|WdgM|Watchdog Manager ||
|261|229|WdgM|Watchdog Manager ||
|1744|125|WEID|With ECU ID||
|1637|135|WEth|Wireless Ethernet Driver ||
|262|229|WEth|Wireless Ethernet Driver ||
|665|207|WEth|Wireless Ethernet Driver (AUTOSAR BSW module)||
|658|208|WEth|Wireless Ethernet Driver (AUTOSAR BSW module)||
|666|207|WEthTrcv|Wireless Ethernet Transceiver (AUTOSAR BSW module)||
|659|208|WEthTrcv|Wireless Ethernet Transceiver (AUTOSAR BSW module)||
|1638|135|WEthTrcv|Wireless Ethernet Transceiver Driver ||
|263|229|WEthTrcv|Wireless Ethernet Transceiver Driver ||
|1790|124|WIR|Warning Indicator Request||
|1257|159|WPII|Work Package in AUTOSAR phase 2||
|1745|125|WSID|With Session ID||
|1746|125|WTMS|With Timestamp||
|1789|124|WUC|OBD Term: Warm up cycle (OBD Term)||
|1496|145|WUDOP|Wake-Up During Operation ||
|1497|145|WUP|Wake-Up Pattern||
|1459|147|WUP|Wake-Up Pattern||
|1498|145|WUS|Wake-Up Symbol||
|1791|124|WWH-OBD|World Wide Harmonized On-Board-Diagnostic||
|568|212|WWH-OBD|World-Wide Harmonized On-Board Diagnostics||
|429|219|WWH-OBD|World-Wide Harmonized On-Board Diagnostics||
|2124|96|XCP|Universal Calibration Protocol||
|1583|142|XCP|Universal Calibration Protocol||
|644|209|XCP|Universal Calibration Protocol||
|149|234|XCP|Universal Calibration Protocol||
|264|229|Xcp|XCP|*5|
|1036|182|XFER|J1939 Transfer PG (PGN = 0x0CA00)||
|1430|148|XML|eXtended Markup Language ||
|2125|96|XML|Extensible Markup Language||
|1566|143|XML|Extensible Markup Language||
|1460|147|XML|Extensible markup language||
|1305|157|XML|Extensible Markup Language||
|1258|159|XML|Extensible Markup Language||
|645|209|XML|Extensible Markup Language||
|614|210|XML|Extensible Markup Language||
|593|211|XML|Extensible Markup Language||
|569|212|XML|Extensible Markup Language||
|510|217|XML|Extensible Markup Language||
|430|219|XML|Extensible Markup Language||
|385|221|XML|Extensible Markup Language||
|326|225|XML|Extensible Markup Language||
|150|234|XML|Extensible Markup Language||
|615|210|XSD|XML Schema Definition||
|570|212|XSD|XML Schema Definition||
|511|217|XSD|XML Schema Definition||
|431|219|XSD|XML Schema Definition||
|386|221|XSD|XML Schema Definition||
|327|225|XSD|XML Schema Definition||
|151|234|XSD|XML Schema Definition||
|1823|123|Xxx_|Placeholder for an API provider||
|1390|148|μC|Microcontroller||

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