Capture and Trigger Setup
Chapter 4, Xgig TraceControl Capture Configuration
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The
Ports Selection for Current Template
sections of the panes indicate which ports are in the
current state machine. You can select or un-select individual ports to include in the configuration.
You can select any combination of ports in the
But Not These
section. However, only 6G SAS/
SATA, 12G SAS, and PCIe allow you to have both the
Capture These
and the
But Not These
populated for any one port.
User-defined templates can be created for capture filters. Double-click a template to bring up the
Template Editor. Selection and creation of templates works exactly the same way as in Xgig
TraceView.
If you want to apply the capture filters in one state to all states, use the
Apply to All States
. First,
highlight the state with the templates to want to apply and then click the
Apply to All States
button. The capture filters in the selected state are now listed in all states.
Capture Options
A
Capture Options
tab appears in the Capture Filter Editor for configuring capture options for all
protocols. The options displayed will be different based on the protocol. Some options are global
for all states while others can be set per state.
Figure 52: Capture Options
Capture Options Listed Alphabetically
The capture options are listed alphabetically in the remainder of this section.
Capture EI (when seen on all lanes)
When checked, this option forces the hardware to capture Electrical Idle (EI) when present in all
lanes. Trace View shows an EI event with a repetition count. The intention is that if the DUT is in
ASPM mode, you will see an EI event in Trace View when the DUT goes in L0s state instead of
nothing if the errors are filtered out. The setting is set by default.
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