SAE J1683_199702

1 Scope
  1.1 Purpose
2 References
3 Guidelines
  3.1 Return Status
  3.2 Interrupt Selection
  3.3 Examples
  3.4 Application Program Clarification
4 Application Program Interface for Timer Interrupt Functions
  4.1 Initialize Timer
  4.2 Reset Timers
  4.3 Restore DOS
  4.4 Get Timer Information
  4.5 Install Timer
  4.6 Remove Timer
  4.7 Install Timer Interrupt
  4.8 Remove Timer Interrupt
  4.9 Restart Timer
5 Application Program Interface for SAE J1708 Communication
  Functions
  5.1 Initialize SAE J1708 Channel
  5.2 Reset SAE J1708 Channel
  5.3 Restore DOS Handler
  5.4 Retrieve SAE J1708 Information
  5.5 Install Usage Buffer
  5.6 Remove Usage Buffer
  5.7 Install MID/PID Receive Filter
  5.8 Remove MID/PID Receive Filter
  5.9 Install Transmit Broadcast Buffer
  5.10 Remove Transmit Broadcast Buffer
  5.11 Install Transmit Message
  5.12 Transmit Buffer immediately
  5.13 Install Receive Error Buffer
  5.14 Remove Receive Error Buffer
  5.15 Install Timed Transmit Buffer
  5.16 Restore Timed Transmit Buffer
  5.17 Allocate TSR Buffers
  5.18 De-allocate TSR Memory Pool
  5.19 Read/Set Communications Network Timer
  5.20 Hardware Test
  5.21 Install Performance Buffer
  5.22 Remove Performance Buffer
6 Install Timed Transmit Buffer

Describes the communication driver which resides on the PC between the SAE J1708 hardware and the individual application programs developed by each supplier.

The communication driver described in this SAE Recommended Practice resides on the PC between the SAE J1708 hardware and the individual application programs developed by each supplier. From the perspective of the application program, the SAE J1708 hardware is totally transparent. This means diagnostic programs can operate on any PC using any SAE J1708 adapter hardware. The diagnostic (application) program sees no difference from one hardware base to the next. All hardware-specific tasks are handled by this document. This allows for complete portability of software programs. It also guarantees complete functionality from one hardware platform to the next.The standard presented applies to computer systems that use the MS-DOS operating system. Design standards that contain the same functionality may be defined in the future for other operating systems.