• Introduction
• Xcom-API-Class
  • Create and Delete an Object
  • Class-Attributes
  • Information-Methods
    • get_source_address
    • get_destination_address
    • is_crc_check_active
    • get_object_counter
    • get_prog_name
    • get_prog_version
  • Public-Class-Methods
    • get_read_frame
    • get_read_frame_ext
    • get_write_frame
    • get_write_frame_ext
    • get_data_from_frame
    • get_data_from_frame_ext
    • get_bin_from_frame_flags
    • get_text_from_frame_flags
    • get_text_from_error_id
• Hardware Setup
  • Hardware Information
  • Xcom-232i-Setup
  • Raspberry Pi Setup
    • Copy Image to a SD-Card
    • Create your own Image
• Test-Program
  • Run Test-Program
  • Xcom-Test-Loop-Program
  • Xcom-Test-Program

The Xcom-232i is a bridge for the RS232-BUS to the CAN-BUS. The test-programms for the Xcom-API-Class will ask you for the baudrate. So it is essential, that you know the baudrate of the Xcom-232i, otherwise the communication between the Raspberry Pi and the Xcom-232i will fails. The standard baudrate for the RS232-BUS is 38400, but you are able to change this value to 115200. To do that you need the Xcom-Configurator, which is only available for a windows operating system.

Download-Link Xcom-Configurator: https://www.studer-innotec.com/media/document/0/xcomconfiguratorsetup_1.0.26.0.zip

The picture below shows the Xcom-Configurator program.

After downloading and installing the Xcom-Configurator, you are able to change the baudrate:

• Remove the Micro-SD-card from the Xcom-232i and insert it into your PC.

• Start the Xcom-Configurator.

• Choose the SD-Card-Drive, where the SD-Card of Xcom-232i is located.

• Choose a Xcom-Mode, which is either "232i (38400 bps)" or "232i (115200 bps)".

• Finally click on the "Generate" button and a new configuration-file will be stored on the SD-Card.

• Remove the SD-Card from the PC and insert it into the Xcom-232i.

• The LED of the Xcom-232i should be now blinking red. This indicates, that the Xcom-232i is updating. The update is finish, when the LED is blinking green. The baudrate of the Xcom-232i is now set.

Note: More Informations about the LED-state can you find in the documentation of the Xcom-232i under the section: Hardware Information.

Hochschule Anhalt | Anhalt University of Applied Sciences | Department 6 EMW
Xcom-API

Tobias Müller, M. Eng.
📧 Tobias.Mueller@HS-Anhalt.de

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