FlexRay通信系统协议规范V2.1修订本A-勘误表V1

FlexRay Communications System Protocol Specification v2.1

Revision A

Errata Sheet

Version 1

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Introduction

1Scope

The scope of the errata sheet is

?to publish changes in the protocol specification between specification releases and

?to document the changes from one release to the next.

The documented changes must have a technical impact. Typing and spelling errors are not covered in this sheet. Grammatical corrections are only covered if the change may have a technical impact.

2References

[PS05]FlexRay Communications System - Protocol Layer Specification, v2.1, FlexRay Consortium, May 2005.

[PS05A]FlexRay Communications System - Protocol Layer Specification, v2.1 Revision A, FlexRay Consortium, December 2005.

[EPL05A]FlexRay Communications System - Electrical Physical Layer Specification, v2.1 Revision A, FlexRay Consortium, December 2005.

3Notational Conventions

In this document the same acronyms and abbreviations, notational conventions and SDL extensions are used as described and used in [PS05A].

The item numbering is organized in the following way:

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The version number will be increased after every publication of the errata sheet. The item number is a consecutive number inside a version starting with “1”. The version and the item numbers of a published errata sheet will not change in later publications. Optional sub item numbers are used to document a complex change (e.g. more than one figure, table or paragraph was modified). The modifications belonging to one item have to be seen as a whole including all sub items.

All entries in the errata sheet contain changes against the v2.1 revision A specification, not the specification as modified by previous errata. If an errata is modified by a later errata the original errata will remain in the document, but it will be marked as “superseded by errata X.Y”, which indicates the new errata. The new errata will be marked as “This errata supersedes errata Y.M and Z.N”.

4Version History

Revision Date Items

Version 129-March-2006 1.01 - 1.02

Table 1: Version history.

Version 1

Item 1.01

Synopsis:TxD shall be HIGH after CAS/MTS transmission

Location:[PS05A] Figure 3-18 on page 72

Original:

Replaced by:

Notes: This errata entry is also valid for the FlexRay Protocol specification v2.1.

Item 1.02

Synopsis:Configuration of pChannels

Location:[PS05A] section 9.3.1.1.2

Original:

1. the enumeration pChannels that indicates the channels to which the node is connected,

Replaced by:

26. the enumeration pChannels that indicates the channels to which the node is connected.

The configuration of channels supported by the device, pChannels, has a unique characteristic in that it may affect significant hardware details of the implementation. It is expected that dual channel devices need to be able to support single channel operation, and that single channel devices are configurable

to work on either channel A or channel B. As a result, it is required that an implementation be able to configure pChannels, but the ability to configure this more than once while the CC is in the power on state (see section 2.1.1) is not required. This mechanism does not need to be available in POC:config.

A device may not, however, allow this parameter to be modified in the POC:ready, POC:normal active, POC:normal passive, or POC:halt states, or in any of the states that are defined in the WAKEUP and STARTUP macros of the POC process.

Notes: The item was moved in the numbered list in section 9.3.1.1.2 from the first position (number 1) to the last position (number 26).

This errata entry is also valid for the FlexRay Protocol specification v2.1 [PS05].