Configurations for SAE J1939 Address Claiming protocol are done in the Address Claiming tab.
To add the address claiming device, select 
icon on the top left corner of page. The selected address claiming device can be removed by selecting 
icon.
To configure address claiming:
1. Define Initial Address for the device (value 0 - 253). Some of the addresses are reserved for certain device types (defined in standard ISO 11783-1).
It is recommended to use values 128 - 237 for implement application.
2. Define a name for the device that describes the device's functionality. Name for address claiming is combined from following fields. Definitions can be found from standard ISO 11783-5.
|
Field |
Description |
|
Description |
Description text of address claiming device. |
|
Self-configurable address |
Indicates if device can change it's initial address or not. Use always value 1 with ISOBUS devices |
|
Industry group |
Industry group, for example 2 = Agriculture and forestry equipment |
|
Device class |
Provides name for group of functions which are combined under same device class. For example 4 = planter and seeders |
|
Function |
Function for control function, for example 132 = Planters/Seeders Machine Control |
|
Device class instance |
Value is used to make difference for identical device classes in same network. 0 recommended. |
|
Function instance |
Value is used to make difference with several identical function instances. 0 recommended. |
|
ECU instance |
Value is used to make difference if there is several ECUs which together form a single function. 0 recommended (function is managed by one ECU). |
|
Manufacturer code |
Indicates the machine manufacturer (see www.sae.org for SAE Manufacturer Code Request). See also ISOBUS Data Dictionary http://dictionary.isobus.net/isobus/ > ISO 11783-1 Parameter group assignments: Complete list with details – PDF. |
|
Identity number |
Assigned by application code. It is recommended to use serial number for this field (select Use Serial Number box). |
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Last updated 26-Nov-2024