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USB-PD TDMP Instruction Manual
Serial Decode Result Table
When you have selected to turn a decoder On or to View Decode, and a valid acquisition has been decoded using
that protocol, a table summarizing the decoder results appears below the grids. This result table provides a view of
data as decoded during the most recent acquisition, even when there are too many bursts for the waveform
annotation to be legible.
Tip: The result table does not have to be visible in order for the decoder to function. Hiding the table can
improve performance when your aim is to use the decode in downstream processes, like measurements.
Table Rows
Each row of the table represents one index of data found within the acquisition. What exactly this represents
depends on the protocol and how you have chosen to "packetize" the data stream when configuring the decoder.
When multiple decoders are run at once, the index rows are interleaved in a summary table, ordered according to
their acquisition time. The Protocol column is colorized to match the input source that resulted in that index.
Note: The interleaved summary table will default to the lowest common decoding (e.g., hexadecimal if both
support that, but only one supports symbolic).
You can change the number of rows displayed on the table at one time. The default is five rows.
Swipe the table up/down or use the scrollbar at the far right to navigate the table. See Using the Result Table for
more information about how to interact with the table rows to view the decoding.
Table Columns
When a single decoder is enabled, the result table shows the protocol-specific details of the decoding. This detailed
result table may be customized to show only selected columns. A summary result table combining results from two
decoders always shows these columns.
Column Extracted or Computed Data
Index Number of the line in the table
Time Time elapsed from start of acquisition to start of message
Protocol Protocol being decoded
Message Message identifier bits
Data Data payload
CRC Cyclic Redundancy Check sequence bits
Status Any decoder messages; content may vary by protocol
Example summary result table, with results from two decoders interleaved on one table.
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