The first highlight is the FlexConfig Replay. This new function allows logging files (e.g. *.mf4) to be played back at exactly the right time, including any existing handshake mechanisms. In particular, SOME/IP (Service Discovery), TimeSync and Security (E2E, SecOC) mechanisms are supported.
As a further feature, the Virtual FlexDevice enables signal manipulation and gateway configurations without hardware. For this purpose, the FlexConfig RBS project is compiled as a DLL instead of as a binary for the FlexDevice. The generated virtual FlexDevice can be integrated into any tool chain, e.g. Automotive Data and Time-Triggered Framework (ADTF). For example, log files based on communication matrix X (.arxml) can be converted into a log file based on communication matrix Y (.arxml) with the help of the virtual FlexDevice. It goes without saying that any manipulations can also be carried out at the signal level. This makes FlexConfig RBS the perfect solution for simulating complex scenarios in SIL/HIL test environments.
