| Figure 188: DTD-diagram for SW-PARAM
Child elements | <admin-data> <long-name> <short-name> <sw-param-class> <desc> <sw-param-single-value> <sw-param-array-x> <sw-param-array-xy> <sw-param-value-block> <sw-param-group-axis> <sw-param-text> <sw-base-type> <arraysize> <sw-interpolation-method> <sw-params> <sw-addressing-method-ref> <sw-param-record-layout-ref> <sw-code-syntax-ref> <annotations> <add-info>
parent elements | <sw-params>
Attributes for SW-PARAM
Name | Type | Class | Value | Remark
--- | --- | --- | --- | ---
[CALIBRATION] | nmtkgrp | default | CALIBRATION NOT-IN-MEMORY CALIBRATION NO-CALIBRATION |
[F-ID-CLASS] | name | fixed | SW-PARAM |
[ID] | id | required |  |
[S] | cdata | implied |  |
Description Software parameters. Software parameters are parameters ( in ASAP characteristics): characteristics, maps and fixed values. Parameters are as a rule, stored in the EPROM of the control unit. They are applicable, i.e. they can be read or modified using application tools within the scope of the plausibility and within the scope of set access protection attributes. Exceptions: e.g. cylinder number, not in the EPROM, not applicable. There is one attribute calibration for the possible attribute values calibration (default), no-calibration and not-in-memory. Example
    <sw-param>
       <long-name></long-name>
       <short-name>etalam</short-name>
       <sw-param-class>curve_individual</sw-param-class>
       <desc></desc>
       <sw-param-array-x>
          <sw-param-axis-x>
             ...
          </sw-param-axis-x>
          <sw-param-axis-values>
             <sw-compu-method-ref>rel_ub-b127b5</sw-compu-method-ref>
          </sw-param-axis-values>
       <sw-addressing-method-ref>NearRomByte</sw-addressing-method-ref>
       <sw-param-record-layout-ref>KlAUbSstUbWUb</sw-param-record-layout-ref>
       <sw-code-syntax-ref>KlNearAUbSstUbUb</sw-code-syntax-ref>
    </sw-param>