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I am trying to make a script which convert BUS master .log files into .asc files without bus master. The files are just column adjustment but I am stuck with different time format used in the files' format.

Example: 11:29:26:2229 (.log) = 41366.222900 (.asc)

Please help me out to understand the .asc file time format.

Parth Patel
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In the header of the .asc file, the start time and date is given in the very first line. E.g.:

date Mon Okt 24 10:01:03 2022

The timestamps of the individual CAN messages (and other events) are just offsets to the start time in seconds. I.e. given the header above, the timestamp

123.456

Would be 123 seconds and 456 milliseconds after 10:01:03, which is 10:03:06.456

Details about the .asc format can be found in the Doc folder in CANoe's installation directory.

MSpiller
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.asc time format = hour * 3600 + min * 60 + sec.

Parth Patel
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