# Log CAN signals using a DBC file

Begin creating a new configuration by clicking on the 'New Configuration' tab. Name the configuration and click 'OK.'

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While performing this step, check the sleep mode settings to avoid battery drain.

* Use the drop-down menu to select the required mode.

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* Ensure that the 'Limit Module Wakeup' is not enabled, and then select 'OK'.

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Click on the 'New Bus' tab, Select CAN 0(HS) from the displayed options and click 'OK'.

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Select the drop-down CAN /bus speed menu, allocate the correct bus speed that matches your CAN network requirement, and then select 'OK'.

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Click on 'New Protocol'.

Select 'CAN Monitor' from the displayed choices, and click 'OK'.

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#### Note:

The below step is completely optional. It is recommended not to be used when using DBC.
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Enable the check box before 'Log All Channels' to enable full CAN log trace, and click 'OK'.

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Click on the DBC editor tab (on the extreme left window) and then click the 'load DBC icon'.

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Locate and select the DBC file on your PC and then select 'Open'.

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Once the DBc is loaded, select the desired items and click, 'Copy Items'.

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