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24.3.4.3. The PXI Board
This FireSpy is a CompactPCI / PXI card, it must be fitted in a CompactPCI / PXI chassis.
SCSI2 Connector
This connector is a 68 pins connector. It encompasses the transformer coupled IEEE1394b ports A0, A1,
A2, B0, B1, B2, C0, C1 and C2
Compact PCI connector
The PCI connector is the connection between this FireSpy and the computer it is to work with. Place the
connector into an empty CompactPCI slot in the computer/ PXI chassis.
24.4. Stealth Series
24.4.1. FireStealth 810bN
DapTechnology’s FireStealth810bN
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with its patent pending non-intrusive bus monitoring technology, is the industry’
s first “Stealth Mode” IEEE 1394b analyzer. The FireStealth IEEE 1394b analyzer is a bus monitoring device that is
attached to the IEEE 1394b bus leaving the existing topology unaffected. The device does not participate in the bus
configuration and thus, no topology reconfiguration and node ID reassignments occur. The FireStealth’s passive
personality and non-intrusive behavior renders it invisible to all other devices on the IEEE 1394b bus.
Also, it does not participate in any bus management activities such as root contention, cycle start generation &
transmission arbitration.
The FireStealth is a small, compact instrument that is equipped with 1 GB internal memory. The unit offers extensive
hardware filtering and trigger possibilities due to efficient programmable logic and an on-board processor. It supports
up to 800Mb transfer rate (beta Mode only). Two 1394b connectors allow for convenient connection to the system
under test.
The FireStealth may be connected to a host computer via the USB 2.0 interface. Furthermore, an Ethernet port
allows for easy network integration and remote control. The graphical user interface runs on
Windows™ XP and