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
| No. | Item | Description |
|---|---|---|
| [1] | Filter List | Lists every label filter. Use each checkbox to enable or disable the filter. Entries higher in the list have higher priority. |
button | Changes the priority. Click to move the selected label filter up or down in the list. | |
button | Adds a new label filter. Opens the Label Filter Setting dialog. | |
button | Duplicates the selected label filter. | |
button | Deletes the selected label filter. | |
| [2] | Label | Shows the label name for the selected filter. Double-click to open the Label Setting dialog. |
button | Edits the label name and formatting. Clicking opens the Label Setting dialog. | |
| [3] | Filter condition view | Displays the frame conditions for the selected label filter. Double-click to open the Filter Setting dialog. |
button | Edits the filter conditions. Clicking opens the Filter Setting dialog. | |
button | Switches between pages when many label filters are registered. |
How to Configure Label Filters
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Open Label Filter Window
From the menu or toolbar, choose Label Filter Window.
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Add the target frame condition
- Click
to open the Filter Setting dialog. - Specify the CAN ID, channel, direction, and other conditions for the frames you want to label.
- If needed, click Data Setting to define byte-level conditions.
- Click OK and confirm that the new entry appears in the list.
- Click
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Define label formatting (name and colors)
- Select the newly added filter in the list and click
to open the Label Setting dialog. - Set the label name, text color, and background color.
- Click OK to apply the formatting.
- Select the newly added filter in the list and click
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Enable the label
Turn on the checkbox for the filter in the list. Frames that meet the condition now receive the defined label.
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Start monitoring
When monitoring begins, the labels appear in the Monitor, Each ID, and Analyze windows wherever the conditions match.
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