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attached as the last column title and one column of hex data represents one quadlet data in
the data payload.
· Hex file (*.hex): A file in this format can be imported by the Generator. The format is described
in
Hex Data file .
· Quadlets file (*.qdl): A file in this format can be imported by the Generator. The format is
described in
Quadlets Data file .
·
Recorder Regeneration file (*.rgn): A file in this format can be used for the regeneration of the
recorded data. Relative transmitted time interval will be preserved. The format is described in
Reorder Regeneration file .
· Options: may be enabled/disabled depending on the selected file format in "Save As" above.
Supported Save-As formats are denoted at the end of each description in parenthesis.
·
Include Time. This will include a decimal value in front of the packets or bus reset, indicating
the start time of the packet. It expresses the value of an internal counter (at the moment of
packet/bus reset start) that counts at 49.152 Mc.
·
Include Data. This will include the packet data (if present). You must also define the maximum
number of quadlets that will be displayed for each packet. (txt, csv)
· Include erroneous packets. With this option checked, the packets with errors will be included
too. For erroneous packets, the packet name will be preceded by a '!' and error messages will
be displayed just after the packet description (before the optional data). (txt, csv)
·
Include Ack-only packets. When this option is selected, the acknowledge packets that have no
associated packet, will be displayed too. (txt, csv)
· Include prefix-only packets. This will include the prefix-only packets, which are packets for
which the Analyzer only sees the prefix signal on the bus. (txt)
·
Data Only: Save only data part of the packet. Header and data CRC will not be saved. (bin,
hex, qdl)
·
Export: With the export button the selected packets are saved in the selected format. A file save
dialog will appear to specify the file name and location.
· Cancel: With the cancel button the export is canceled. Nothing will be saved to file.
Search
Advance Search…
This command will open the Advance Search dialog. You can mark and unmark selected packets with it.
You can select packets on their type, speed, acknowledge type or packet header fields and data values.
Using packet sets and a Boolean expression to select a combination of sets makes a very specific search
possible. See 'Packet Searching' below for more information. Note that the 'Advance Search' function will
be disabled if there is no license key available for version 2 software (see 'License Manager').
Redo Search
This command will search packets based on the last settings of the Advance Search dialog. You can skip
opening the Advance Search dialog if you simply need to repeat the same search.
Mark
You can use this command to mark 'All' or a 'Range' of packets. When marking a 'Range' of packets, the
following dialog appears: