Agilent Technologies 622Vu Advisor, User Manual

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Follow these steps to create the script:
1. Fill in the script name (1–20 characters).
2. Specify the range of PDUs or cells to include in the script. The Start and
End values you specify correspond to the numbers in the left-most column of
the main display (labeled No.).
3. Mark the Preserve Cell Headers check box to retain the VPI/VCI for all
captured cells. Leave it blank to mark the VPI/VCI properties as undefined,
causing the cells to inherit these properties from the containing script (see
Chapter 10).
4. Optionally, use the Header area to limit the cells included in the script to
those that match particular values in the GFC/VPI, VPI, and/or VCI header
fields. (You might have performed this reduction in cells already, by
creating a subset of the cells/PDUs you want.) 622Vu Advisor uses the
values you enter as a filter, and only includes those cells that match the hex
bits specified. An X instructs 622Vu Advisor to include cells having any
value in the corresponding bit positions. By default, 622Vu Advisor ignores
these fields (as indicated by Xs in the initial display), so accepts any value.
Mark the Decimal Notation box to display and specify header values in
decimal format. Leave it blank if you’re using hexadecimal instead.
The settings to the right request only those cells having a
VCI value of ending in hex ‘10’.
5. Use the Channel area to indicate whether to include cells
captured on Channel 1 or 2.
6. Click OK when you're through, to save the
indicated range of cells as a script. 622Vu
Advisor displays a progress bar at the
bottom on the window as it creates the
script, then issues a message telling you that
the script is completed. (You can Hide the
progress dialog box by clicking the Hide
button, or stop the process altogether by clicking Abort.)
6: Capturing Incoming Traffic
6.3 Viewing Captured Traffic
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