For each Network in Vehicle Spy there is an int variable. This variable is the number you use to reference a network. For example, the GenericMessage structure includes an iNetwork property. This indicates what network the message is from or will be transmitted to. All network indexes begin with the prefix NET_.
Each network has statistics that you can access. You can access the statistics for a network with the GetStats function. You can reset the statistics with the ClearStats function.
Table 1: Statistics Available for a Network
| Statistic Name | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| iCount | unsigned int | Count of messages on network. |
| iRate | unsigned int | Messages per second. |
| dPercentUse | double | Current bus utilization. |
| iMaxRate | unsigned int | Maximum messages per second. |
| dMaxPercentUse | double | Maximum bus utilization. |
| iErrorCount | unsigned int | Number of errors on a network. |
| iTxCount | unsigned int | Number of messages transmitted on a network. |
| iErrorRate | unsigned int | Errors per second. |
| iTxRate | unsigned int | Transmissions per second. |
| iTxBufferFill | unsigned int | Current network transmit buffer fill level. This level indicates how many bytes are in the transmit buffer. You can use this value to prevent buffer overflows. |
| iCANTxErrCount | unsigned int | Number of Transmit CAN errors. |
| iCANRxErrCount | unsigned int | Number of Receive CAN errors. |
