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Using Captured Data DWORDs
Captured data DWORDs can be used in creating events for data that match the captured
DWORD(s), or in creating actions to substitute the captured DWORD(s) into the data
stream.
To create an event using the captured DWORD, in the Event Properties menu, select SAS
DataPattern (or SATADataPattern), and then select any of the 12 DWORDs (DWORD0
Type through DWORD11Type). The drop‐down menu provides the choice of a custom
DWORD or any of the four captured DWORDs. If you select a captured DWORD, the Value
field beneath this selection is hidden (the Value field is only used for specifying custom
DWORDs). Note that choice of a mask and an offset are still available when using
captured DWORDs.
Figure 4.22: Using a Captured DWORD in a SAS Data Pattern
- 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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