FlexRay serial protocol decoding FlexRay was developed by a consortium of manufacturers to provide a deterministic, fault-tolerant and high-speed alternative to CAN. Now standardized as ISO 17458, FlexRay supports data rates up to 10 Mbit/s on two independent channels for improved fault-tolerance. FlexRay uses a combination of event triggered and time triggered communication, ensuring that network nodes cannot gain uncontrolled network access to signal events, and instead must access the network using a pre-determined time slot to transmit each message using TDMA in what is known as the Communication Cycle. PicoScope software allows many cycles of FlexRay data to be fully decoded both in a table format and in a colour-keyed trace, time aligned with the data signal.  More information on FlexRay serial protocol decoding >>