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| ASCET | ASCET V6.2, ASCET V6.3, ASCET V6.4 | FAQ / Use Case | Variable axis points in tables during runtime
Variable axis points in tables during runtime
Do you want to modify the axis points of a 1D (or 2D) table within your FC (function call) during runtime? In this article, Steffen Roser (Support Engineer at ETAS), gives hints to get you started. | 09/30/2017 |
| ASCET | ASCET V6.2, ASCET V6.3, ASCET V6.4 | FAQ / Use Case | WARNING(WIle50): unreachable code after return statement --- removed
WARNING(WIle50): unreachable code after return statement --- removed
When building code from your model in ASCET, it may happen that you receive following message: WARNING(WIle50): unreachable code after return statement --- removed. In this article, Steffen Roser (Support Engineer at ETAS) describes how to fix this behaviour. | 09/30/2017 |
| INTECRIO | INTECRIO | FAQ / Use Case | Which INTECRIO version supports MatLab 2016?
Which INTECRIO version supports MatLab 2016?
Do you use MatLab/Simulink to implement your software? Find in this article a list of versions that are supported by INTECRIO. | 09/30/2017 |
| ASCET | ASCET V6.4 | Known Issue Report | ASCET Example PR578821
Please refer to the ASCET Known Issue Report for further details on this example. | 09/26/2017 |
| LABCAR Software / System | BCS-LABCAR, LABCAR System | Flyer / Brochure / White Paper | Battery Cell Simulator BCS-LABCAR Flyer
Battery Cell Simulator BCS-LABCAR
Efficiency, reliability, and safety of modern Li-ion batteries for electric vehicle drives depend strongly on the battery management system (BMS) and its electronic control unit. Together with its partner comemso GmbH, ETAS has developed a high-precision Battery Cell Simulators (BCS) which offers complete function tests of the BMS.
At a Glance
High … | 09/26/2017 |
| ES800 | ES801, ES801-S, ES820, ES830, ES882, … | Manual / Technical Documentation | Disconnecting connected ES800 modules
ETAS Customer Information
Disconnecting connected ES800 modules
In order to ensure a trouble-free connection of several ES800 modules, a high-precision stacking mechanism is being used. To disconnect connected modules, please follow the instructions in this document. | 09/26/2017 |
| ASCET | ASCET V6.2, ASCET V6.3, ASCET V6.4 | FAQ / Use Case | Cannot download packages for the ASCET document generator
Cannot download packages for the ASCET document generator
Did you want to generate documentation via the ASCET Document Generator but were not able to download packages?
In this article, Steffen Roser (Support Engineer at ETAS), describes a possible root cause and steps regarding how to resolve it. | 09/15/2017 |
| ES500 | ES581 | FAQ / Use Case | Why do ES581.4 errors occur during hardware initialisation or flashing?
Why do ES581.4 errors occur during hardware initialisation or flashing?
If an error occurs during hardware initialisation or flashing deploying using an ES581.4, a possible workaround is described in this document. | 09/15/2017 |
| ASCET | ASCET V6.2, ASCET V6.3, ASCET V6.4 | FAQ / Use Case | [ ASCET ] ERROR (MMdl25): last operation of "" must be return statement
ERROR (MMdl25): last operation of "" must be return statement
It may happen that trying to build code from model in ASCET delivers error message
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In this article, Steffen Roser (Support Engineer at ETAS), describes how to fix this behavior. | 09/15/2017 |
| ES900 | ES930 | FAQ / Use Case | [ ES930 ] Sensor at analog input channel 5 is not working
Sensor at analog input channel 5 is not working
Connected an analog sensor to analog input channel 5 (Pin 1) at ES930 but the measurement does not work?
In this article, Steffen Roser (Support Engineer at ETAS), describes a possible root cause and solution. | 09/15/2017 |
| SCODE | SCODE-CONGRA | FAQ / Use Case | Use Case: Using CONGRA to implement implicit time-discretization
Executing Physical Models on an ECU: Using CONGRA to implement implicit time-discretization
Sounds familiar?
It is challenging enough to create a mathematical model of a complex physical system. But you’ve mastered this already. You’ve not only created the model, you’ve even validated it via extensive simulation and with real-world data. The hard part is done. Now you’re asked to run this model … | 09/14/2017 |
