Agilent Technologies 622Vu Advisor, User Manual

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Appendix D
Cell Library Structure
622Vu Advisor’s cell libraries serve as repositories for various information:
sequence definitions (groups of cells), script definitions (groups of sequences),
filterset definitions, etc. 622Vu Advisor can manage any number of cell
libraries, but only one library is open (active) at any given time.
When you open a cell library, it displays as library-name.lib in the Open Library
dialog box and the righthand side of the main menu. This same library is stored
as library-name.dir on the hard disk. When you examine the library-name.dir
file further, it contains several distinct directories. These directories are the same
in each cell library, and are described below:
Directory Name Used to store…
CellScripts Transmit scripts. Each script is stored as a separate file, with the filename
comprising the script/name plus the extension .scr. For example, a script
called Sample Script would be stored in the CellScripts directory as Sample
Script.scr. The Explorer incorrectly identifies these files as type "Screen
Saver," which it derives from the extension (same extension as that for the
Windows Screen Saver). You can ignore these file-type descriptions; the
files are, in fact, CellScripts directory script files.
CellSequences Transmit sequences. Each sequence is stored as a separate file, where the
filename comprises the sequence name plus .seq extension. For example, a
sequence called My Seq would be stored in this directory as My Seq.seq.
FilterSets Capture filtersets. Each filterset is stored as a separate file, with the filename
comprising the filterset name plus the extension .fil; for example,
SampleFilterset.fil.
SearchRules Upload capture rules: filterset rules you define on the fly for immediate use
with the current active capture. You can define them in two places:
•
Through the capture facility’s filterset wizard, in which case they’re
based on some combination of VCC, IP address, decode, and/or channel.
•
While monitoring real-time statistics, in which case they’re based on
some combination of VCCs.
Each set of rules is stored as a separate file, with the filename comprising the
name assigned to the rules, plus the extension .srl.
QoS QoSMeter test results. Each set of results is stored as a separate file, with the
filename comprising the name you assign, plus the extension .qos.
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