ChatGPT re-write

pull/31221/head
Shane Smiskol 2 years ago
parent d90ab74773
commit 5473db3b81
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      selfdrive/car/gm/values.py

@ -145,23 +145,16 @@ class CanBus:
DROPPED = 192
# In a Data Module an identifier is a string which is used to identify an object,
# either by itself or in conjunction with the identifiers of parent objects.
# The identifier string must be one continuous string and cannot contain spaces
# nor certain reserved characters or consist entirely of a reserved keyword.
# In a Data Module, an identifier is a string used to recognize an object,
# either by itself or together with the identifiers of parent objects.
# Each returns a 4 byte hex representation of the decimal part number. `b"\x02\x8c\xf0'"` -> 42790951
GM_SOFTWARE_MODULE_1_REQUEST = b'\x1a\xc1'
GM_SOFTWARE_MODULE_2_REQUEST = b'\x1a\xc2'
GM_SOFTWARE_MODULE_3_REQUEST = b'\x1a\xc3'
# Returns a 4 byte hex representation of the decimal part number. `b"\x02\x8c\xf0'"` -> 42790951
# This DID is used to identify the part number that represents the combination of
hardware/software/calibrations present in the ECU as it is received in the vehicle assembly plant. This
part number is also used in service to uniquely identify the combination of
hardware/software/calibrations programmed into the ECU at the time the part is ordered. Converting the
four byte USN value to decimal provides the 8-digit part number assigned by the division. If an Alpha
Code is used, then the Alpha Code associated with this part number shall be stored in dataIdentifier
$DB.
GM_END_MODEL_PART_NUMBER_REQUEST = b'\x1a\xcb' # end model part usually returns results online, base model not so much
# This DID is for identifying the part number that reflects the mix of hardware,
# software, and calibrations in the ECU when it first arrives at the vehicle assembly plant.
# If there's an Alpha Code, it's associated with this part number and stored in the DID $DB.
GM_END_MODEL_PART_NUMBER_REQUEST = b'\x1a\xcb'
GM_BASE_MODEL_PART_NUMBER_REQUEST = b'\x1a\xcc'
GM_FW_RESPONSE = b'\x5a'

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