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Target Emulator Settings (SAS)
Click the Settings tab to display the Target Emulator Settings dialog.
Figure 2.186: SAS: Target Emulator Settings Dialog
The Settings page opens with a default set of values, which you can modify. To return to
these values, click the Defa ultSettings button.
Define the Target
Enter a SASAddress,DataFramePayloadSize,LogicalBlockSize,LinkedCommand
ExpiredTime, and ALIGNTransmissionPeriod in the corresponding text box.
Media Settings
Enter a value for Average Access Time to simulate Seek/Access time delay of a real
device.
Enter a Number of Writable Areas. DefineaStartand an EndAddress,click the down
arrow under theAreaType, and choose NormalWritable,CircularWritable, or Non‐
Writable.
Note:To set and get the settings of Media Settings Area Types, use these two functions:
SetMediaAreaAttribute(int nAreaIndex, int nStartAddress, int nEndAddress,
TrgEmulMediaAreaTypeEnum eAreaType, int* pnErrorCode)
GetMediaAreaAttribute(int nAreaIndex, int* pnStartAddress,
int* pnEndAddress, TrgEmulMediaAreaTypeEnum* peAreaType)
nAreaIndex: Specifies the (zero base) index of the Area.
Note:The Number of Areas should be set by the SetNumberOfMediaArea function prior to calling
these functions.
- Sierra M6-4 1
- SAS/SATA Protocol Analyzer 1
- User Manual 1
- Contents 3
- LeCroyCorporation Contents 18
- Chapter 1 19
- Receiving Your Analyzer 20
- Unpacking Your Analyzer 20
- Analyzer Features 20
- LeCroyCorporation 21
- Figure 1.2: Front Panel 21
- Figure 1.3: LEDs 21
- Installing Your Analyzer 22
- Software Installation 22
- Hardware Setup 23
- (straight) 24
- (crossover) 24
- Expandability 25
- LeCroyCorporation 27
- Figure 1.11: Address Digits 28
- Select Device 29
- Take no action 32
- Connecting via Ethernet 37
- Connecting to a Network 37
- Launching Your Analyzer 39
- Operating in Simulation Mode 39
- Using the Software 39
- Protocol Analyzer 40
- Performance Analyzer 41
- Viewing Captured Data 41
- Chapter 2 45
- Protocol Analyzer dialog 46
- Project Tree 47
- Figure 2.6: Save As Dialog 51
- All Samples 52
- Range between bookmarks 52
- Export to Initiator Emulator 53
- New Default Project 56
- Last Project 56
- Project File Types 57
- Defining Patterns 62
- Port ID 62
- Protocol Errors 64
- FIS Types 69
- Register Host to Device 69
- Register Device to Host 69
- Set Device Bits 70
- DMA Activate 70
- DMA Setup 71
- PIO Setup 71
- External Trigger 72
- Snapshot Mode 73
- Any Trigger Mode 73
- Choosing a Parameter 75
- Triggering on a Timer 75
- External Trigger 76
- Bus Condition 77
- Primitive 78
- ATA Command 79
- Protocol Errors dialog 81
- Address Frame (SAS only) 82
- STP Frame (SAS only) 83
- SMP Frame (SAS only) 84
- SSP Frame (SAS only) 84
- SCSI Command (SAS only) 85
- Timeout (SATA only) 86
- Soft Reset (SATA only) 88
- FIS (SATA only) 88
- FIS Pattern (SATA only) 89
- Sequential Trigger Mode 91
- Pre-Trigger 93
- Memory Settings 94
- Upload Manager 95
- Analyzer Settings 96
- LeCroy Corporation 101
- Working in Advanced Mode 104
- LeCroy Corporation 105
- Setting Trigger Conditions 107
- Figure 2.82: Timeout Dialog 109
- Exercise and Capture 112
- Add Program Lines 113
- Adding an ATA Command 114
- Smart Commands (SATA only) 114
- Start Loop 122
- Loop Count 122
- End Loop 122
- Add a Goto 122
- Add an If 123
- Add Wait for Any Frame 124
- Add Wait for PS (SAS only) 124
- Insert Delay 124
- Add Stop 124
- Add a Label 125
- Instruction insert 125
- Close Connection Setting 133
- Outgoing Open Error 133
- Insert Frame 136
- Handshake Error 136
- Terminate Receiving Frame 136
- Defer Handshake 136
- Store Payload in Buffer 138
- Auto Update LBA 138
- Enable First Burst 139
- Task Attribute 139
- Pattern Generator 144
- Initiator Emulator 144
- Queue Settings 144
- Advanced Initiator Settings 145
- OOB Signal Setting Tab 146
- Timeouts Tab 146
- Host Setting Tab (SATA) 147
- Click the HostSetting tab: 147
- Choose Host Emulator Port 148
- Host Emulator 148
- ATA Command Execution Timeout 148
- Advanced Host Setting Dialog 149
- Asynchronous signal recovery 151
- Inter-reset Delay Settings 151
- Power Management Settings 152
- Naming a Data Block 154
- Editing a Data Block 154
- Define Your Own Pattern 154
- Insert/Overwrite Data 155
- Random Data Pattern 156
- Walking Bit Pattern 157
- Load Data 157
- Performance Analysis 158
- Define Performance 160
- Settings 160
- Alternate Display Format 162
- Run Hardware 163
- Target and Device Emulation 164
- Writable Buffer Size Field 165
- Setting General Errors 167
- Generate Periodic Error 167
- Frame Length Error 167
- Figure 2.172: Primitive Type 168
- Sending Identify Frame 170
- Frame Type Error 170
- SOAF, EOAF and CRC 170
- Code violation and Disparity 170
- Open Connection Definition 171
- Incoming Frame Settings 171
- Outgoing Frame Settings 171
- Close Connection Definition 171
- Defer Handshake Errors 175
- Value for Reserved fields 180
- Ignore XRDY/RRDY Sequence 180
- Delay in HOLD Response 180
- No WTRM 180
- Define the Target 182
- Media Settings 182
- Choose Target Emulator Port 183
- Ports Configuration 183
- Device Activation 183
- Advanced Settings 183
- OOB Signal Setting 184
- Set Timeouts 184
- Set Speed Negotiating error 185
- PHY/Link layer settings 186
- Payload Size 186
- Activation 187
- Advanced Options 187
- Speed Negotiation 188
- Power Management Settings Tab 188
- NCQ Command Settings Tab 189
- Miscellaneous Features Tab 190
- Chapter 3 193
- Sample Properties 195
- Switching Views 196
- Figure 3.5: SAS: Text View 197
- Figure 3.9: Rename Port 199
- Show/Hide Port 200
- Show/Hide Field 200
- Related Frames 201
- Byte Order 202
- Choose Data Format 202
- Show All Data 203
- Save As Text/Excel 205
- Hide Frames 206
- Hide Error Frames 206
- User Defined 206
- Primitives 207
- Bus Utilization Buttons 208
- Making a timing Measurement 209
- Expanded Waveform View 210
- Find Data Pattern 211
- Compare Two Data Payloads 212
- Port Status 213
- Toolbars 214
- LeCroy Corporation Toolbars 216
- Status Bar 221
- Filtering 221
- Filter Setup 222
- Save Filter Setup 224
- Filter Logic 224
- Multilevel Filtering in SAS 224
- LeCroy Corporation Filtering 226
- Filter Check Condition 228
- Filter by Tag Number 228
- Filter Miscellaneous 229
- Use Pair SAS Addresses 230
- Positioning the X Cursor 232
- Positioning the Y Cursor 232
- Locate Cursors 233
- Go to Time Stamp 233
- Bookmarks 234
- Editing a Bookmark 234
- Finding a Bookmark 235
- Bookmark Description 235
- Set Time Stamp Origin 236
- LeCroy Corporation Search 238
- Data Pattern 239
- Advanced options 239
- Search by Tag Number 241
- Display Configuration 242
- Configuration dialog 243
- Field Settings 244
- Field Header Setting 244
- Figure 3.69: Font 245
- Save/Load Settings 246
- Set As Default 247
- Template Files 249
- Found Device List Mode 250
- Browse Default Path 250
- Open Sample file In 251
- Optimization 251
- Color Setting 252
- Anchor the Selection Bar 253
- Update Field List Based On 254
- Mode of Frame Field List: 255
- Then the update is complete 260
- Figure 3.84: IP Setup Dialog 261
- Help Menu 264
- Statistical Report 266
- %: of total count 268
- Figure 3.100: Others Report 272
- Export as Microsoft 281
- Excel file 281
- Save as Text file 282
- Print Statistical Report 282
- Print Preview 282
- Report Display Settings 283
- Link With Sample View 284
- Filtering Column Content 285
- Sorting Column Content 287
- Hiding Columns 287
- Data Report 288
- LeCroy Corporation Tools 290
- Main FPGA Check (SATA only) 294
- Expansion Check 295
- LED/Buzzer Check 296
- Find Device 297
- Chapter 4 309
- Key Features 310
- Interface 311
- Configuration 312
- Figure 4.2: Main Library 313
- Figure 4.3: Device Library 313
- LeCroy Corporation Interface 314
- Figure 4.4: Device Ports 314
- Using the Device Ports Dialog 315
- InFusion Scenarios 319
- Scenario Libraries 322
- Scenario Properties 324
- SATA Smart Hold Option 325
- Scenario Events 327
- Scenario Actions 330
- Creating Global Rules 336
- Creating a Sequence 347
- 1 second 352
- Downloading Scenarios 361
- Running Scenarios 361
- Scenario Batch Files 362
- IfIsStopped 365
- Parameters 365
- WaitForStop 369
- Frequency: Frequency in hertz 370
- Chapter 5 371
- Sierra Trainer Menus 372
- Sierra Trainer Main Toolbar 377
- Figure 5.10: New GenFile 379
- PrimitivesDecl.inc 386
- AddressFramesDecl.inc 386
- SSPFramesDecl.inc 386
- SMPFramesDecl.inc 386
- STPFramesDecl.inc 386
- Starting the Script Editor 388
- View Options Menu 390
- Pop-up Menu 390
- File Tabs 390
- Error Log 391
- Tooltips 391
- Generating Traffic 393
- Comments 394
- Includes 394
- Constants 395
- Predefined Constants 395
- Data Patterns 395
- Packets/ Frames 396
- FrameExamples 398
- Generation Block 398
- Variable Definition 402
- Assigning Variable Values 402
- Expression on Variables 403
- PATTERN Counter 405
- Callingproceduresyntaxis: 406
- General Commands 407
- SATA Commands 408
- Note:The Trainer GUI has LED 408
- Primitive Commands 409
- Primitive Category 411
- Wait Commands 412
- Wait Command Groups 417
- Generation Settings 420
- DWORDs, as 422
- Figure 5.18: New Event Menu 431
- Figure 5.21: Action Menu 433
- Cell Pop-up Menu 434
- Action Pop-up Menu 434
- Event Pop-up Menu 434
- Figure 5.25: Find Dialog 438
- Figure 5.26: Data Pattern 440
- Display Options 441
- Color Display Options 442
- Formats Display Options 443
- Hiding Display Options 444
- Level Hiding Options 444
- Headers Options 445
- Saving Display Options 446
- Appendix A 451
- Appendix B 453
- WAN Operation 454
- Appendix C 455
- LeCroy Corporation 456
- LeCroy Corporation Index 458
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