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#include "can_sig.h"
enum { [1] /* ---------------- SIGNAL ENUMERATIONS --------------- */
S_NODESTATUS = 0,
S_CPULOAD,
S_MAX,
};
const CANSIG_PARA CanSig[CANSIG_N] = { [2]
/* ---------------- SIGNAL NODESTATUS ----------------- */
{CANSIG_UNCHANGED, [3A] /* Initial Status */
1, [B] /* Width in Bytes */
0, [C] /* Initial Value */
#if (CANSIG_CALLBACK_EN > 0)
StatusChange}, [D] /* Callback Function: User Defined */
#else
},
#endif
/* ----------------- SIGNAL CPULOAD ------------------- */
{CANSIG_UNCHANGED, [3A] /* Initial Status */
1, [B] /* Width in Bytes */
0, [C] /* Initial Value */
#if (CANSIG_CALLBACK_EN > 0)
0} [D] /* No Callback */
#else
},
#endif
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Message Configuration
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The Message Configuration can be found in can_cfg.c. However, the "Message Enumerations" are typically found in can_cfg.h. Please note that CAN Signals must be configured prior to be used in CAN Messages. For more information on CAN Messages click Here.
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