def parse_message(self, message):
frames = message.frames
if len(frames) == 1:
frame = frames[0]
if frame.type != self.FRAME_TYPE_SF:
debug("Recieved lone frame not marked as single frame")
return False
# extract data, ignore PCI byte and anything after the marked length
# [ Frame ]
# [ Data ]
# 00 00 07 E8 06 41 00 BE 7F B8 13 xx xx xx xx, anything else is ignored
message.data = frame.data[1:1 + frame.data_len]
else:
# sort FF and CF into their own lists
ff = []
cf = []
for f in frames:
if f.type == self.FRAME_TYPE_FF:
ff.append(f)
elif f.type == self.FRAME_TYPE_CF:
cf.append(f)
else:
debug(
"Dropping frame in multi-frame response not marked as FF or CF"
)
# check that we captured only one first-frame
if len(ff) > 1:
debug("Recieved multiple frames marked FF")
return False
elif len(ff) == 0:
debug("Never received frame marked FF")
return False
# check that there was at least one consecutive-frame
if len(cf) == 0:
debug("Never received frame marked CF")
return False
# calculate proper sequence indices from the lower 4 bits given
for prev, curr in zip(cf, cf[1:]):
# Frame sequence numbers only specify the low order bits, so compute the
# full sequence number from the frame number and the last sequence number seen:
# 1) take the high order bits from the last_sn and low order bits from the frame
seq = (prev.seq_index & ~0x0F) + (curr.seq_index)
# 2) if this is more than 7 frames away, we probably just wrapped (e.g.,
# last=0x0F current=0x01 should mean 0x11, not 0x01)
if seq < prev.seq_index - 7:
# untested
seq += 0x10
curr.seq_index = seq
# sort the sequence indices
cf = sorted(cf, key=lambda f: f.seq_index)
# check contiguity, and that we aren't missing any frames
indices = [f.seq_index for f in cf]
if not contiguous(indices, 1, len(cf)):
debug("Recieved multiline response with missing frames")
return False
# first frame:
# [ Frame ]
# [PCI] <-- first frame has a 2 byte PCI
# [L ] [ Data ] L = length of message in bytes
# 00 00 07 E8 10 13 49 04 01 35 36 30
# consecutive frame:
# [ Frame ]
# [] <-- consecutive frames have a 1 byte PCI
# N [ Data ] N = current frame number (rolls over to 0 after F)
# 00 00 07 E8 21 32 38 39 34 39 41 43
# 00 00 07 E8 22 00 00 00 00 00 00 31
# original data:
# [ specified message length (from first-frame) ]
# 49 04 01 35 36 30 32 38 39 34 39 41 43 00 00 00 00 00 00 31
# on the first frame, skip PCI byte AND length code
message.data = ff[0].data[2:]
# now that they're in order, load/accumulate the data from each CF frame
for f in cf:
message.data += f.data[1:] # chop off the PCI byte
# chop to the correct size (as specified in the first frame)
message.data = message.data[:ff[0].data_len]
# chop off the Mode/PID bytes based on the mode number
mode = message.data[0]
if mode == 0x43:
# TODO: confirm this logic. I don't have any raw test data for it yet
# fetch the DTC count, and use it as a length code
num_dtc_bytes = message.data[1] * 2
# skip the PID byte and the DTC count,
message.data = message.data[2:][:num_dtc_bytes]
else:
# skip the Mode and PID bytes
#
# single line response:
# [ Data ]
# 00 00 07 E8 06 41 00 BE 7F B8 13
#
# OR, the data from a multiline response:
# [ Data ]
# 49 04 01 35 36 30 32 38 39 34 39 41 43 00 00 00 00 00 00
message.data = message.data[2:]
return True
def parse_message(self, message):
frames = message.frames
# len(frames) will always be >= 1 (see the caller, protocol.py)
mode = frames[0].data[0]
# test that all frames are responses to the same Mode (SID)
if len(frames) > 1:
if not all([mode == f.data[0] for f in frames[1:]]):
logger.warning("Recieved frames from multiple commands")
return False
# legacy protocols have different re-assembly
# procedures for different Modes
# ~~~~
# NOTE: THERE ARE HACKS IN HERE to make some output compatible with CAN
# since CAN is the standard, and this is considered legacy, I'm
# fixing ugly inconsistencies between the two protocols here.
# ~~~~
if mode == 0x43:
# GET_DTC requests return frames with no PID or order bytes
# accumulate all of the data, minus the Mode bytes of each frame
# Ex.
# insert faux-byte to mimic the CAN style DTC requests
# |
# [ | Frame ]
# 48 6B 10 43 03 00 03 02 03 03 ck
# 48 6B 10 43 03 04 00 00 00 00 ck
# [ Data ]
message.data = bytearray([0x43, 0x00]) # forge the mode byte and CAN's DTC_count byte
for f in frames:
message.data += f.data[1:]
else:
if len(frames) == 1:
# return data, excluding the mode/pid bytes
# Ex.
# [ Frame/Data ]
# 48 6B 10 41 00 BE 7F B8 13 ck
message.data = frames[0].data
else: # len(frames) > 1:
# generic multiline requests carry an order byte
# Ex.
# [ Frame ]
# 48 6B 10 49 02 01 00 00 00 31 ck
# 48 6B 10 49 02 02 44 34 47 50 ck
# 48 6B 10 49 02 03 30 30 52 35 ck
# etc... [] [ Data ]
# becomes:
# 49 02 [] 00 00 00 31 44 34 47 50 30 30 52 35
# | [ ] [ ] [ ]
# order byte is removed
# sort the frames by the order byte
frames = sorted(frames, key=lambda f: f.data[2])
# check contiguity
indices = [f.data[2] for f in frames]
if not contiguous(indices, 1, len(frames)):
logger.warning("Recieved multiline response with missing frames")
return False
# now that they're in order, accumulate the data from each frame
# preserve the first frame's mode and PID bytes (for consistency with CAN)
frames[0].data.pop(2) # remove the sequence byte
message.data = frames[0].data
# add the data from the remaining frames
for f in frames[1:]:
message.data += f.data[3:] # loose the mode/pid/seq bytes
return True
def parse_message(self, message):
frames = message.frames
# len(frames) will always be >= 1 (see the caller, protocol.py)
mode = frames[0].data[0]
# test that all frames are responses to the same Mode (SID)
if len(frames) > 1:
if not all([mode == f.data[0] for f in frames[1:]]):
logger.debug("Recieved frames from multiple commands")
return False
# legacy protocols have different re-assembly
# procedures for different Modes
if mode == 0x43:
# GET_DTC requests return frames with no PID or order bytes
# accumulate all of the data, minus the Mode bytes of each frame
# Ex.
# [ Frame ]
# 48 6B 10 43 03 00 03 02 03 03 ck
# 48 6B 10 43 03 04 00 00 00 00 ck
# [ Data ]
for f in frames:
message.data += f.data[1:]
else:
if len(frames) == 1:
# return data, excluding the mode/pid bytes
# Ex.
# [ Frame ]
# 48 6B 10 41 00 BE 7F B8 13 ck
# [ Data ]
message.data = frames[0].data[2:]
else: # len(frames) > 1:
# generic multiline requests carry an order byte
# Ex.
# [ Frame ]
# 48 6B 10 49 02 01 00 00 00 31 ck
# 48 6B 10 49 02 02 44 34 47 50 ck
# 48 6B 10 49 02 03 30 30 52 35 ck
# etc... [] [ Data ]
# sort the frames by the order byte
frames = sorted(frames, key=lambda f: f.data[2])
# check contiguity
indices = [f.data[2] for f in frames]
if not contiguous(indices, 1, len(frames)):
logger.debug(
"Recieved multiline response with missing frames")
return False
# now that they're in order, accumulate the data from each frame
for f in frames:
message.data += f.data[3:] # loose the mode/pid/seq bytes
return True
def parse_message(self, message):
frames = message.frames
if len(frames) == 1:
frame = frames[0]
if frame.type != self.FRAME_TYPE_SF:
logger.debug("Recieved lone frame not marked as single frame")
return False
# extract data, ignore PCI byte and anything after the marked length
# [ Frame ]
# [ Data ]
# 00 00 07 E8 06 41 00 BE 7F B8 13 xx xx xx xx, anything else is ignored
message.data = frame.data[1:1+frame.data_len]
else:
# sort FF and CF into their own lists
ff = []
cf = []
for f in frames:
if f.type == self.FRAME_TYPE_FF:
ff.append(f)
elif f.type == self.FRAME_TYPE_CF:
cf.append(f)
else:
logger.debug("Dropping frame in multi-frame response not marked as FF or CF")
# check that we captured only one first-frame
if len(ff) > 1:
logger.debug("Recieved multiple frames marked FF")
return False
elif len(ff) == 0:
logger.debug("Never received frame marked FF")
return False
# check that there was at least one consecutive-frame
if len(cf) == 0:
logger.debug("Never received frame marked CF")
return False
# calculate proper sequence indices from the lower 4 bits given
for prev, curr in zip(cf, cf[1:]):
# Frame sequence numbers only specify the low order bits, so compute the
# full sequence number from the frame number and the last sequence number seen:
# 1) take the high order bits from the last_sn and low order bits from the frame
seq = (prev.seq_index & ~0x0F) + (curr.seq_index)
# 2) if this is more than 7 frames away, we probably just wrapped (e.g.,
# last=0x0F current=0x01 should mean 0x11, not 0x01)
if seq < prev.seq_index - 7:
# untested
seq += 0x10
curr.seq_index = seq
# sort the sequence indices
cf = sorted(cf, key=lambda f: f.seq_index)
# check contiguity, and that we aren't missing any frames
indices = [f.seq_index for f in cf]
if not contiguous(indices, 1, len(cf)):
logger.debug("Recieved multiline response with missing frames")
return False
# first frame:
# [ Frame ]
# [PCI] <-- first frame has a 2 byte PCI
# [L ] [ Data ] L = length of message in bytes
# 00 00 07 E8 10 13 49 04 01 35 36 30
# consecutive frame:
# [ Frame ]
# [] <-- consecutive frames have a 1 byte PCI
# N [ Data ] N = current frame number (rolls over to 0 after F)
# 00 00 07 E8 21 32 38 39 34 39 41 43
# 00 00 07 E8 22 00 00 00 00 00 00 31
# original data:
# [ specified message length (from first-frame) ]
# 49 04 01 35 36 30 32 38 39 34 39 41 43 00 00 00 00 00 00 31
# on the first frame, skip PCI byte AND length code
message.data = ff[0].data[2:]
# now that they're in order, load/accumulate the data from each CF frame
for f in cf:
message.data += f.data[1:] # chop off the PCI byte
# chop to the correct size (as specified in the first frame)
message.data = message.data[:ff[0].data_len]
# TODO: this is an ugly solution, maybe move mode/pid byte ignoring to the decoders?
# chop off the Mode/PID bytes based on the mode number
mode = message.data[0]
if mode == 0x43:
# []
# 43 03 11 11 22 22 33 33
# [DTC] [DTC] [DTC]
# fetch the DTC count, and use it as a length code
num_dtc_bytes = message.data[1] * 2
# skip the PID byte and the DTC count,
message.data = message.data[2:][:num_dtc_bytes]
elif mode == 0x46:
# the monitor test mode only has a mode number
# the MID (mode 6's version of a PID) is repeated,
# and handled in the decoder
message.data = message.data[1:]
else:
# skip the Mode and PID bytes
#
# single line response:
# [ Data ]
# 00 00 07 E8 06 41 00 BE 7F B8 13
#
# OR, the data from a multiline response:
# [ Data ]
# 49 04 01 35 36 30 32 38 39 34 39 41 43 00 00 00 00 00 00
message.data = message.data[2:]
return True
def parse_message(self, message):
frames = message.frames
# len(frames) will always be >= 1 (see the caller, protocol.py)
mode = frames[0].data[0]
# test that all frames are responses to the same Mode (SID)
if len(frames) > 1:
if not all([mode == f.data[0] for f in frames[1:]]):
debug("Recieved frames from multiple commands")
return False
# legacy protocols have different re-assembly
# procedures for different Modes
if mode == 0x43:
# GET_DTC requests return frames with no PID or order bytes
# accumulate all of the data, minus the Mode bytes of each frame
# Ex.
# [ Frame ]
# 48 6B 10 43 03 00 03 02 03 03 ck
# 48 6B 10 43 03 04 00 00 00 00 ck
# [ Data ]
for f in frames:
message.data += f.data[1:]
else:
if len(frames) == 1:
# return data, excluding the mode/pid bytes
# Ex.
# [ Frame ]
# 48 6B 10 41 00 BE 7F B8 13 ck
# [ Data ]
message.data = frames[0].data[2:]
else: # len(frames) > 1:
# generic multiline requests carry an order byte
# Ex.
# [ Frame ]
# 48 6B 10 49 02 01 00 00 00 31 ck
# 48 6B 10 49 02 02 44 34 47 50 ck
# 48 6B 10 49 02 03 30 30 52 35 ck
# etc... [] [ Data ]
# sort the frames by the order byte
frames = sorted(frames, key=lambda f: f.data[2])
# check contiguity
indices = [f.data[2] for f in frames]
if not contiguous(indices, 1, len(frames)):
debug("Recieved multiline response with missing frames")
return False
# now that they're in order, accumulate the data from each frame
for f in frames:
message.data += f.data[3:] # loose the mode/pid/seq bytes
return True
def parse_message(self, message):
frames = message.frames
# len(frames) will always be >= 1 (see the caller, protocol.py)
mode = frames[0].data[0]
# test that all frames are responses to the same Mode (SID)
if len(frames) > 1:
if not all([mode == f.data[0] for f in frames[1:]]):
logger.debug("Recieved frames from multiple commands")
return False
# legacy protocols have different re-assembly
# procedures for different Modes
# ~~~~
# NOTE: THERE ARE HACKS IN HERE to make some output compatible with CAN
# since CAN is the standard, and this is considered legacy, I'm
# fixing ugly inconsistencies between the two protocols here.
# ~~~~
if mode == 0x43:
# GET_DTC requests return frames with no PID or order bytes
# accumulate all of the data, minus the Mode bytes of each frame
# Ex.
# insert faux-byte to mimic the CAN style DTC requests
# |
# [ | Frame ]
# 48 6B 10 43 03 00 03 02 03 03 ck
# 48 6B 10 43 03 04 00 00 00 00 ck
# [ Data ]
message.data = bytearray([0x43, 0x00]) # forge the mode byte and CAN's DTC_count byte
for f in frames:
message.data += f.data[1:]
else:
if len(frames) == 1:
# return data, excluding the mode/pid bytes
# Ex.
# [ Frame/Data ]
# 48 6B 10 41 00 BE 7F B8 13 ck
message.data = frames[0].data
else: # len(frames) > 1:
# generic multiline requests carry an order byte
# Ex.
# [ Frame ]
# 48 6B 10 49 02 01 00 00 00 31 ck
# 48 6B 10 49 02 02 44 34 47 50 ck
# 48 6B 10 49 02 03 30 30 52 35 ck
# etc... [] [ Data ]
# becomes:
# 49 02 [] 00 00 00 31 44 34 47 50 30 30 52 35
# | [ ] [ ] [ ]
# order byte is removed
# sort the frames by the order byte
frames = sorted(frames, key=lambda f: f.data[2])
# check contiguity
indices = [f.data[2] for f in frames]
if not contiguous(indices, 1, len(frames)):
logger.debug("Recieved multiline response with missing frames")
return False
# now that they're in order, accumulate the data from each frame
# preserve the first frame's mode and PID bytes (for consistency with CAN)
frames[0].data.pop(2) # remove the sequence byte
message.data = frames[0].data
# add the data from the remaining frames
for f in frames[1:]:
message.data += f.data[3:] # loose the mode/pid/seq bytes
return True
def create_message(self, frames, tx_id):
message = Message(frames, tx_id)
if len(message.frames) == 1:
frame = frames[0]
if frame.type != self.FRAME_TYPE_SF:
debug("Recieved lone frame not marked as single frame")
return None
# extract data, ignore PCI byte and anything after the marked length
message.data_bytes = frame.data_bytes[1:1 + frame.data_len]
else:
# sort FF and CF into their own lists
ff = []
cf = []
for f in frames:
if f.type == self.FRAME_TYPE_FF:
ff.append(f)
elif f.type == self.FRAME_TYPE_CF:
cf.append(f)
else:
debug(
"Dropping frame in multi-frame response not marked as FF or CF"
)
# check that we captured only one first-frame
if len(ff) > 1:
debug("Recieved multiple frames marked FF")
return None
elif len(ff) == 0:
debug("Never received frame marked FF")
return None
# check that there was at least one consecutive-frame
if len(cf) == 0:
debug("Never received frame marked CF")
return None
# calculate proper sequence indices from the lower 4 bits given
for prev, curr in zip(cf, cf[1:]):
# Frame sequence numbers only specify the low order bits, so compute the
# full sequence number from the frame number and the last sequence number seen:
# 1) take the high order bits from the last_sn and low order bits from the frame
seq = (prev.seq_index & ~0x0F) + (curr.seq_index)
# 2) if this is more than 7 frames away, we probably just wrapped (e.g.,
# last=0x0F current=0x01 should mean 0x11, not 0x01)
if seq < prev.seq_index - 7:
# untested
seq += 0x10
curr.seq_index = seq
# sort the sequence indices
cf = sorted(cf, key=lambda f: f.seq_index)
# check contiguity
indices = [f.seq_index for f in cf]
if not contiguous(indices, 1, len(cf)):
debug("Recieved multiline response with missing frames")
return None
# on the first frame, skip PCI byte AND length code
message.data_bytes += ff[0].data_bytes[2:]
# now that they're in order, load/accumulate the data from each CF frame
for f in cf:
message.data_bytes += f.data_bytes[1:] # chop off the PCI byte
# chop off the Mode/PID bytes based on the mode number
mode = message.data_bytes[0]
if mode == 0x43:
# fetch the DTC count, and use it as a length code
num_dtc_bytes = message.data_bytes[1] * 2
# skip the PID byte and the DTC count,
message.data_bytes = message.data_bytes[2:][:num_dtc_bytes]
else:
# handles cases when there is both a Mode and PID byte
message.data_bytes = message.data_bytes[2:]
return message
def create_message(self, frames, tx_id):
message = Message(frames, tx_id)
if len(message.frames) == 1:
frame = frames[0]
if frame.type != self.FRAME_TYPE_SF:
debug("Recieved lone frame not marked as single frame")
return None
# extract data, ignore PCI byte and anything after the marked length
message.data_bytes = frame.data_bytes[1:1+frame.data_len]
else:
# sort FF and CF into their own lists
ff = []
cf = []
for f in frames:
if f.type == self.FRAME_TYPE_FF:
ff.append(f)
elif f.type == self.FRAME_TYPE_CF:
cf.append(f)
else:
debug("Dropping frame in multi-frame response not marked as FF or CF")
# check that we captured only one first-frame
if len(ff) > 1:
debug("Recieved multiple frames marked FF")
return None
elif len(ff) == 0:
debug("Never received frame marked FF")
return None
# check that there was at least one consecutive-frame
if len(cf) == 0:
debug("Never received frame marked CF")
return None
# calculate proper sequence indices from the lower 4 bits given
for prev, curr in zip(cf, cf[1:]):
# Frame sequence numbers only specify the low order bits, so compute the
# full sequence number from the frame number and the last sequence number seen:
# 1) take the high order bits from the last_sn and low order bits from the frame
seq = (prev.seq_index & ~0x0F) + (curr.seq_index)
# 2) if this is more than 7 frames away, we probably just wrapped (e.g.,
# last=0x0F current=0x01 should mean 0x11, not 0x01)
if seq < prev.seq_index - 7:
# untested
seq += 0x10
curr.seq_index = seq
# sort the sequence indices
cf = sorted(cf, key=lambda f: f.seq_index)
# check contiguity
indices = [f.seq_index for f in cf]
if not contiguous(indices, 1, len(cf)):
debug("Recieved multiline response with missing frames")
return None
# on the first frame, skip PCI byte AND length code
message.data_bytes += ff[0].data_bytes[2:]
# now that they're in order, load/accumulate the data from each CF frame
for f in cf:
message.data_bytes += f.data_bytes[1:] # chop off the PCI byte
# chop off the Mode/PID bytes based on the mode number
mode = message.data_bytes[0]
if mode == 0x43:
# fetch the DTC count, and use it as a length code
num_dtc_bytes = message.data_bytes[1] * 2
# skip the PID byte and the DTC count,
message.data_bytes = message.data_bytes[2:][:num_dtc_bytes]
else:
# handles cases when there is both a Mode and PID byte
message.data_bytes = message.data_bytes[2:]
return message
