In a trace window the different message formats are decoded. Node service data are differentiated according to the service identification, node synchronization, download and upload and are subdivided into their respective components. User-specific data can be stored in this database. Symbolic names can be assigned to all data. In addition to the above mentioned features, the developer can also use the well-known CANalyzer data and statistics windows to analyze the CANaerospace data communication.
All function blocks access the symbolic names of the data stored in the database.
The CANalyzer-Programming Language CAPL permits direct symbolic access to data and services of the protocol. By means of the interactive generator block, which is integrated in the CANalyzer, messages can be generated on the user level. CANaerospace services and corresponding parameters can be specified application-oriented. CANalyzer CANaerospace generates the corresponding CAN messages from these specifications.