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Template Editor Chapter 5, Template Browser/Template Editor
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Frame Byte-Pattern Definitions
To change the byte contents of the frame template, select the desired field strings on the right
from the tree structure. The values in the hex display on the left will change. You can also
enter hex values (or Xs for “don't care” bits) directly into the offsets on the left. An example of
editing the frame byte-pattern for the Fibre Channel Data Payload frame template is shown
below.
Figure 63: Template Editor, Edit All SCSI Frames Template
• Ordered Set Byte-Pattern Definitions
To change the byte contents of a traffic ordered set (FC or GigE), select the type from the
pull-down menu. You can also enter hex values (or Xs for “don't care” bits) directly into the
fields.
• Bit-Pattern Definitions
Bit level definitions are possible by double-clicking on a byte within a template for a frame,
which brings up the Binary Editor. Click the bit in the
Binary Editor, type in the new value,
and click
OK
.
• Primitives
To change the hex values of a primitive, you can either type directly into the field or you can
double-click the field, which brings up the
Binary Editor . To change a bit in the Binary
Editor
, click the bit, and type a new value, then click
OK
.
• Primitive Group Selection
Some SAS/SATA primitive templates (names that start with “
Any
...”) define a group of
primitives. The Template Editor allows you to select or de-select individual primitives to
exclude or include them in the group.