Welcome to pyXCP’s documentation

• Readme
  • Installation
  • Quick start
  • Features
  • Documentation
  • Compatibility
  • Contributing
  • License
  • References
  • About ASAM MCD‑1 XCP
  • XCP in a nutshell
  • Relation to A2L (ASAM MCD‑2 MC)
  • Transports and addressing
  • Supported features (overview)
  • Compliance and versions
  • Safety, performance, and limitations
  • Further resources
• pyXCP Quickstart Guide
  • Prerequisites
  • Installation
  • Your First XCP Connection
  • Reading and Writing Parameters
  • Basic DAQ Recording
  • Configuration Options
  • Next Steps
• Installation and Getting Started
  • Installation Methods
  • Requirements
• Platform Setup Guide
  • Quick Start by Platform
  • Windows Setup
  • Linux Setup
  • macOS Setup
  • Docker and CI/CD
  • Troubleshooting
• pyXCP Tutorial
  • Introduction
  • Installation
  • Basic Usage
  • Data Acquisition (DAQ)
  • Calibration
  • Advanced Features
  • Flashing / Programming (overview)
  • Troubleshooting
  • Next Steps
• XCP + A2L Integration Guide
  • Overview
  • Tools Overview
  • Prerequisites
  • Quick Start: Read Parameter by Name
  • Complete Workflow: Calibration with A2L
  • DAQ Setup with A2L Metadata
  • A2L File Structure
  • Data Type Conversion
  • Working Example
  • Advanced: Production Workflows with asamint
  • Troubleshooting
  • FAQ
  • Related Examples
  • References
• Configuration
  • Configuration Systems
  • Traitlets-based Configuration
  • Legacy Configuration (Deprecated)
  • Transport Layer Configuration
  • Additional Notes
• Logging Configuration
  • Overview
  • Default Behavior
  • Logger Hierarchy
  • Enabling Logging
  • Advanced Configuration
  • Logging Levels
  • Troubleshooting
  • Examples
  • FAQ
  • Related Documentation
  • References
• Frame Acquisition Policy Migration Guide
  • Overview
  • Why the Change?
  • Available Policies
  • Migration Checklist
  • Performance Comparison
  • Examples
  • Related Issues
  • References
• Custom CAN bus objects
  • python-can plugin interface (recommended for third-party drivers)
  • Using an existing CAN bus object
  • Fully custom interface (hardware not supported by python-can)
• HOW‑TOs
• How-to build your own CAN drivers
  • Using an existing CAN bus object
  • Using an unsupported interface
  • Important Notes
• Using pyXCP Command-Line Tools
  • Quick Reference
  • Available Command-Line Tools
  • Basic Usage
  • Examples
  • Using the xcp-profile Tool
• Command-Line Tools Reference
  • Quick Reference
  • Configuration Methods
  • Tool Details
• Recorder
  • Overview
  • Quick start example (run_daq)
  • xcp_daq_recorder Scipt
  • Online vs offline and Policies
  • Timestamps
  • Setting up DAQ lists
  • Post-processing .xmraw recordings
  • Converters and examples
  • Miscellaneous notes
• Troubleshooting Guide
  • Table of Contents
  • Connection Issues
  • Import/Build Errors
  • Configuration Problems
  • DAQ Issues
  • CAN Problems
  • Performance Issues
  • Error Messages Reference
  • Getting Help
  • Quick Diagnostic Checklist
• pyxcp package
  • Subpackages
  • Submodules
  • pyxcp.checksum module
  • pyxcp.cmdline module
  • pyxcp.constants module
  • pyxcp.dllif module
  • pyxcp.errormatrix module
  • pyxcp.time_correlation module
  • pyxcp.time_sync module
  • pyxcp.timing module
  • pyxcp.types module
  • pyxcp.utils module
  • Module contents

Indices and tables

• Index

• Module Index

• Search Page