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Discovery) — with their instances, versions and endpoints — and shows the decoded messages (requests, responses,
errors with return codes, events, and the SD entries OfferService / FindService / SubscribeEventgroup). Load a
FIBEX file to decode the message payloads into named signals (scalars, strings, fixed and dynamic arrays and
nested structs, with a method's request and response decoded separately). Capture is over UDP.
two to find what changed on the bus — identifiers that appeared and runs of bits that were stable during the
baseline but changed during the action (with their before/after values), most reactive first. It is passive
(it only reads captured frames, never transmits), so it finds which message controls a relay, light or door
without sending unknown frames; replay the captured frame to confirm. A one-click generalization of markers.
(a colour-blind-safe, high-contrast theme using the Okabe-Ito palette on black), Cyberpunk (neon on
near-black) and Rosé (hot pink on a deep rosy background). Eleven themes in all.
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(such as the Autel MaxiFlash VCI) now shows both; detection no longer dropped the second one when
deduplicating the 64/32-bit registry views by library path.