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WikiPage Resolving variable sub frame modified by Gianluigi Forte

Gianluigi Forte — Sun, 23 Dec 2012 18:28:03 -0000

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 Each time a frame is received and decoded it is compared with each **receive frame** present in list. If a match occurs then the received frame is signalized in the log dock.
 If one or more **variable** sub-frame is present in the **received frame**, the related data will be **resolved**. This means that these data are decoded and shown in the **resolver window** like in the following figure.
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+![Resolver output](http://dl.dropbox.com/u/75371079/comStudio/images/ResolverOutput.png)
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+The data are shown in the format defined by the sub-frame type and can't be modified.
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WikiPage Resolving variable sub frame modified by Gianluigi Forte

Gianluigi Forte — Sun, 23 Dec 2012 18:23:29 -0000

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 Before a command, that include one or more **variable** sub-frames, can be sent, it is required to **resolve** them.
 In case of variable sub-frames that are part of a **command**, this means to ask to the user to define the data that have to be sent in that sub-frame.
-This can be done through the resolver window show in the following figure.
+This can be done through the **resolver window** show in the following figure.

 ![Resolver input](http://dl.dropbox.com/u/75371079/comStudio/images/ResolverInput.png)

 In the resolver windows are reported each variable sub-frames that needs to be resolved. These variable sub frames retain the last settled value and can be modified by the user before to send the data.

 **Note:** if the automatic CRC computation is enabled the value of the CRC is computed after all the variable sub-frames have been resolved.
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+Each time a frame is received and decoded it is compared with each **receive frame** present in list. If a match occurs then the received frame is signalized in the log dock.
+If one or more **variable** sub-frame is present in the **received frame**, the related data will be **resolved**. This means that these data are decoded and shown in the **resolver window** like in the following figure.

WikiPage Resolving variable sub frame modified by Gianluigi Forte

Gianluigi Forte — Sun, 23 Dec 2012 18:18:10 -0000

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 Before a command, that include one or more **variable** sub-frames, can be sent, it is required to **resolve** them.
-In case of variable sub-frame that are part of a command, this means to ask to the user to define the data that have to be sent in that sub-frame.
+In case of variable sub-frames that are part of a **command**, this means to ask to the user to define the data that have to be sent in that sub-frame.
 This can be done through the resolver window show in the following figure.

 ![Resolver input](http://dl.dropbox.com/u/75371079/comStudio/images/ResolverInput.png)

-In the resolver windows are reported each variable sub-frame that needs to be resolved before to send the frame. These variable sub frames retain the last settled value and can be modified by the user before to send the data.
+In the resolver windows are reported each variable sub-frames that needs to be resolved. These variable sub frames retain the last settled value and can be modified by the user before to send the data.

 **Note:** if the automatic CRC computation is enabled the value of the CRC is computed after all the variable sub-frames have been resolved.

WikiPage Resolving variable sub frame modified by Gianluigi Forte

Gianluigi Forte — Sun, 23 Dec 2012 18:16:28 -0000

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 In case of variable sub-frame that are part of a command, this means to ask to the user to define the data that have to be sent in that sub-frame.
 This can be done through the resolver window show in the following figure.

+![Resolver input](http://dl.dropbox.com/u/75371079/comStudio/images/ResolverInput.png)
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+In the resolver windows are reported each variable sub-frame that needs to be resolved before to send the frame. These variable sub frames retain the last settled value and can be modified by the user before to send the data.
+
+**Note:** if the automatic CRC computation is enabled the value of the CRC is computed after all the variable sub-frames have been resolved.

WikiPage Resolving variable sub frame modified by Gianluigi Forte

Gianluigi Forte — Sun, 23 Dec 2012 18:09:59 -0000

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 Before a command, that include one or more **variable** sub-frames, can be sent, it is required to **resolve** them.
-In case of variable sub-frame that are part of a command, this means to require to the user define the data that have to be sent in that sub-frame.
+In case of variable sub-frame that are part of a command, this means to ask to the user to define the data that have to be sent in that sub-frame.
 This can be done through the resolver window show in the following figure.

WikiPage Resolving variable sub frame modified by Gianluigi Forte

Gianluigi Forte — Sun, 23 Dec 2012 18:08:20 -0000

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@@ -2,6 +2,6 @@
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 Before a command, that include one or more **variable** sub-frames, can be sent, it is required to **resolve** them.
-In case of variable sub-frame that are part of a command, this means to define the data that have to be sent in that sub-frame.
+In case of variable sub-frame that are part of a command, this means to require to the user define the data that have to be sent in that sub-frame.
 This can be done through the resolver window show in the following figure.

WikiPage Resolving variable sub frame modified by Gianluigi Forte

Gianluigi Forte — Sun, 23 Dec 2012 18:07:37 -0000

Resolving variable sub frame

Before a command, that include one or more variable sub-frames, can be sent, it is required to resolve them.
In case of variable sub-frame that are part of a command, this means to define the data that have to be sent in that sub-frame.
This can be done through the resolver window show in the following figure.