Can I use a Speedgoat real-time target as an XCP Server device for interaction with third-party calibration tools such as CANape and Inca?

Can I use a Speedgoat real-time target as an XCP Server (formerly XCP Slave) device?

The goal would be to control the Speedgoat hardware and the real-time model using third-party calibration tools such as Vector CANape® or ETAS® Inca.

Answer 1

[MathWorks Support Team]

Simulink Real-Time can be used in XCP Server mode (formerly XCP Slave mode) to support interaction with third-party calibration tools such as Vector CANape® (www.vector.com ) and ETAS® Inca (www.etas.com ).

Use these tools for:

• Parameter display and tuning
• Calibration data saving, restoring, and swapping by page
• Signal streaming/logging

These tools run in XCP Client mode (formerly XCP Master mode). Simulink Real-Time emulates an electronic control unit (ECU) operating in XCP Server mode.

The following page has an extensive list of links to related examples, limitations and troubleshooting pages:

Third-Party Calibration Support - MATLAB & Simulink (mathworks.com)

The following webinar gives an overview of XCP capabilities with SLRT and Speedgoat hardware:

"Model-based calibration testing and ECU bypassing with XCP using Simulink Real-Time and Speedgoat target hardware"

https://www.mathworks.com/videos/model-based-calibration-testing-and-ecu-bypassing-with-xcp-using-simulink-real-time-and-speedgoat-target-hardware-1538149940399.html