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Introduction

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Right click on the Start Menu and select 'System'

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Click on 'Advanced System Settings' and then 'Environment Variables'

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ATDM 's development kit offers a high-definition 15.6" capacitive touch panel (other display sizes are available), and processing capability to deliver feature rich digital instrumentation. ATDM's hardware platform offers unlimited possibilities for creating intuitive and eye-catching human machine interfaces for monitoring and interacting with electric vehicle and energy storage applications.  

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Installing and Configuring the Tools

Run the installer to install Xamarin. Once this is done you need to configure the environment to support remote debugging so you can debug applications running on your ATDM device. This is simply a matter of setting the variable MONODEVELOP_SDB_TEST to 1.

utilizes Crank's Storyboard IO API for bi-directional communication with the front-end UI and logic. The API provides transport delivery guarantees for messages placed into the queue regardless of the implementation. The maximum transport size of a message and the total queue capacity varies slightly from implementation to implementation; however, a 2K message size should be considered a design limit with the practical implementation limit around a 4K message payload size.

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Storyboard IO communicates events over a named uni-directional channel. By default, Storyboard applications have a receive channel named after the deployment bundle file (i.e., [bundlename].gapp). It allows backend applications to send events to the Storyboard Application. A custom receive channel can be specified in the command option for sbengine. The Storyboard application can transmit events on one or more channels. The backend software will need to open the channel and listen to events. See Storyboard IO API for more details.

Client applications can use Storyboard IO to create their communication channels and then receive events from that channel from the Storyboard application or any other Storyboard IO client.

CAN Generator

ATDM offers a CAN generator tool with SBIO support. It is configurable to use a specific DBC file and specific output directories for the generated source code. The generator tool will use the configured DBC file to output C and Lua source code to the configured directories. You can access the CAN generator's repo at the following Bitbucket link here.