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Working with Messages Working with Messages
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The bottom list is all of the messages that are sent by the selected node. A message is defined based on its message ID. The message ID is the CAN id used for this message. For normal DBC files this creates a one to one correspondance of ID to a given CAN ID. For J1939 messages special masking is done and so more than one actual CAN id will map to the given message ID but still only one specific J1939 PGN will come through. Once a message ID is entered in for a new message it will attempt to auto populate the Data Len column with the number of data bytes that message has. This is only for your information, it is not used by SavvyCAN. You can give the DBC message a meaningful name. The "Fg" and "Bg" columns can be clicked on to set a color. This will set the foreground and background color to use for this message. These colors will be used in the main frame view on the main screen when you click "Interpret Frames." Clicking on the "Signals" column will bring up the signals editor for that message so that you can edit, add, or remove signals from the message. The "Comments" column is once again not used by SavvyCAN and only for your viewing reference. The bottom list is all of the messages that are sent by the selected node. A message is defined based on its message ID. The message ID is the CAN id used for this message. For normal DBC files this creates a one to one correspondence of ID to a given CAN ID. For J1939 messages special masking is done and so more than one actual CAN id will map to the given message ID but still only one specific J1939 PGN will come through. Once a message ID is entered in for a new message it will attempt to auto populate the Data Len column with the number of data bytes that message has. This is only for your information, it is not used by SavvyCAN. You can give the DBC message a meaningful name. The "Fg" and "Bg" columns can be clicked on to set a color. This will set the foreground and background color to use for this message. These colors will be used in the main frame view on the main screen when you click "Interpret Frames." Clicking on the "Signals" column will bring up the signals editor for that message so that you can edit, add, or remove signals from the message. The "Comments" column is once again not used by SavvyCAN and only for your viewing reference.