Automotive diagnostic command toolset

Hi all! I am using LV 8.5.1 with the automotive diagnostic command toolset  (ADCT). I have a couple of questions. Is it possible to change the transmitting CAN ID during a communication with an ECU device? How could one implant this with ADCT?  In my case, I have to change the CAN ID, if my device is going to send a multi-frame message! (Changing from functional to physical addressing for the flow control frame)
Does  ADCT support flow control frames for ISO 15765-5?
  How can I use ADCT when I have two ECU's? I can only specify one receiving CAN ID!
Thx
BiPa

Hi,
The change of address IDs is not supported and actualy not mentioned within ISO 15765-2, which is implemented with our ADCS Toolkit.
It could be that I am missing something here. Could you send me some more details about what you would like to do. Please send me a EMail to [email protected]
For two ECUs you could just call the open diagnostics twice, but you have to use different Ids for both.
DirkW

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