User`s guide

14 Block Reference
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Specify the Offset value applied to convert the physical value (signal value) to the
unpacked raw value. See “Conversion Formula” on page 14-43 to understand how
unpacked raw values are converted to physical values.
Min
Specify the minimum raw value of the signal. The default value is -inf (negative
infinity). You can specify a number for the minimum value. See “Conversion
Formula” on page 14-43 to understand how unpacked raw values are converted to
physical values.
Max
Specify the maximum raw value of the signal. The default value is inf. You can
specify a number for the maximum value. See “Conversion Formula” on page
14-43 to understand how unpacked raw values are converted to physical values.
Output Ports
Selecting an Output ports option adds an output port to your block.
Output identifier
Select this option to output a CAN message identifier. The data type of this port is
uint32.
Output remote
Select this option to output the message remote frame status. This option adds a new
output port to the block. The data type of this port is uint8.
Output timestamp
Select this option to output the message time stamp. This option adds a new output
port to the block. The data type of this port is double.
Output length
Select this option to output the length of the message in bytes. This option adds a
new output port to the block. The data type of this port is uint8.
Output error
Select this option to output the message error status. This option adds a new output
port to the block. The data type of this port is uint8.
Output status
Select this option to output the message received status. The status is 1 if the block
receives new message and 0 if it does not. This option adds a new output port to the
block. The data type of this port is uint8.