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Label Function

The label function lets you mark specific frames so that they stand out in the following views:

  • Monitor Window
  • Each ID Window
  • Analyze Window

All label definitions are configured in Label Filter Window.

Label Filter Window Overview

Label Filter Window
No.ItemDescription
[1]Filter ListLists every label filter. Use each checkbox to enable or disable the filter. Entries higher in the list have higher priority.
Move buttons buttonChanges the priority. Click to move the selected label filter up or down in the list.
Add button buttonAdds a new label filter. Opens the Label Filter Setting dialog.
Copy button buttonDuplicates the selected label filter.
Delete button buttonDeletes the selected label filter.
[2]LabelShows the label name for the selected filter. Double-click to open the Label Setting dialog.
Label edit button buttonEdits the label name and formatting. Clicking opens the Label Setting dialog.
[3]Filter condition viewDisplays the frame conditions for the selected label filter. Double-click to open the Filter Setting dialog.
Filter edit button buttonEdits the filter conditions. Clicking opens the Filter Setting dialog.
Page switch button buttonSwitches between pages when many label filters are registered.

How to Configure Label Filters

  1. Open Label Filter Window
    From the menu or toolbar, choose Label Filter Window.

    Open Label Filter Window
  2. Add the target frame condition

    1. Click Add button to open the Filter Setting dialog.
    2. Specify the CAN ID, channel, direction, and other conditions for the frames you want to label.
    3. If needed, click Data Setting to define byte-level conditions.
    4. Click OK and confirm that the new entry appears in the list.
    Filter Setting dialog
  3. Define label formatting (name and colors)

    1. Select the newly added filter in the list and click Label edit button to open the Label Setting dialog.
    2. Set the label name, text color, and background color.
    3. Click OK to apply the formatting.
    Label Setting dialog
  4. Enable the label
    Turn on the checkbox for the filter in the list. Frames that meet the condition now receive the defined label.

    Enable label filter
  5. Start monitoring
    When monitoring begins, the labels appear in the Monitor, Each ID, and Analyze windows wherever the conditions match.

    Label display example