<font color=yellow>Ch.1/2 Detect CAN bitrate<font color=olive>______________
<font color=silver>The bitrate used on the connected bus can be detected automatically using a predefined list of bitrates. Incoming traffic is needed for this measurement.<br>
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<font color=yellow>Ch.1/2 CAN bitrate<font color=olive>_____________________
<font color=silver>Select one of the predefined CAN bitrates matching the one used by the connected CAN bus.<br>
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<font color=silver>Below the predefined bitrates, the list also contains eight user-defined bit-rates. Those are managed in the "User CAN bitrates" field.<br>
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<font color=yellow>Ch.1/2 Listen-only mode<font color=olive>________________
<font color=silver>If active, the device is only monitoring the connected CAN bus. It will neither acknowledge nor transmit CAN (error) frames.<br>
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<font color=yellow>Ch.2 Transceiver mode<font color=olive>__________________
<font color=silver>The Single-wire CAN transceiver of CAN channel 2 can be run in one of three modes: Normal, Wake-up, or High-speed.<br>
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<font color=yellow>Ch.1/2 Filter<font color=olive>__________________________
<font color=silver>Select a file (*.flt) that defines a CAN ID filter for incoming CAN messages. Only mentioned CAN IDs or CAN ID ranges can then pass the filter. The format of the text file is described in the user manual. If the file selection is left without selecting a file <br>(Exit), no filter is used.<br>
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<font color=yellow>User CAN bitrates<font color=olive>______________________
<font color=silver>Experts can write a 2-byte hex value directly into the bus timing registers (SJA1000-compatible, 16 MHz). Eight bitrate entries can be edited. The table shows the bitrate resulting from the given BTR value, the sample point, and the synchronization jump width.<br>
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<font color=silver>To use a user-defined CAN bitrate scroll down in the <font color=yellow>CAN bitrate<font color=silver> list.<br>
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<font color=yellow>Beeper<font color=olive>_________________________________
<font color=silver>The device gives acoustic feedback for several events. This can be turned off in general.<br>
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<font color=yellow>Display rotation<font color=olive>_______________________
<font color=silver>When this option is On, the image output is rotated 180 degrees vertically.<br>
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<font color=yellow>Screensaver Timeout<font color=olive>____________________
<font color=silver>The brightness of the screen is reduced after the selected time span of non-use. The power consumption is therefore reduced.<br>
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<font color=yellow>Show startscreen<font color=olive>_______________________
<font color=silver>After power-on, the PCAN-MiniDisplay shows a bitmap file for a few seconds as startscreen. The graphic file can be replaced by your own graphic.<br>
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<font color=yellow>Date & time<font color=olive>____________________________
<font color=silver>Via Set the device's date and time can be set. Date and time are used when saving files to the memory card.<br>
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<font color=yellow>Reset file index<font color=olive>_______________________
<font color=silver>File names for traces include a number coming from a counter. The current counter state is shown in parentheses and can be reset to 0 by selecting Reset.<br>
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<font color=gray>Exit options<br>
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<font color=yellow>OK<font color=silver>: Use changes for this session only<br>
<font color=yellow>Save&OK<font color=silver>: Save changes permanently<br>
<font color=yellow>Cancel<font color=silver>: Discard changes<br>
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