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Setting up aurora
Duet
- Section 3
Protocol Trace Output
To
Memory
All layers of information are stored in aurora Duet 's memory,
unless filters are applied. This can be reviewed later using
the Trace Capture Review feature.
Expert to
Comms
Send all D channel signalling information to the serial port,
in a format compatible with aurora Expert for Windows.
Decode to
Comms
(Simulate)
Send the decode to the serial port in standard form.
Decode consists of a partial decode of Layer2 and Layer 3
signalling with a full hexadecimal dump of the D-channel
messages, complete with a Tx/Rx indicator, time stamp
and frame reference number.
Simple to
Comms
(Simulate)
Send a simple decode to the serial port i.e. a simple
decode of the message type, direction and timestamp.
Test to
Comms
(Simulate)
This option is reserved for use by Hewlett Packard.
Results to
Comms
(Simulate)
Send test results to the serial port. Results may be the
output generated from a BER test or an autoservice test,
or real-time errored seconds.
ASCII Hex
Comms
(Monitor)
All bytes received on the line are formatted into ASCII and
sent to the serial port. You can use a standard
communication application such as Procomm or
Hyperterminal on the remote device to capture the ASCII
hex output.
Raw Hex
Comms
(Monitor)
All bytes received on the line are sent to the serial port.
You must use an application on the remote device which is
capable of receiving raw binary bytes.
Off Do not store or download output.
2
Notes: ASCII Hex Comms and Raw Hex Comms
• Only those bytes that are in valid HDLC frames (i.e.
Layer 2 and Layer 3 frames) are sent to the serial
port.
• You cannot apply real time filters to the
hexadecimal information.
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