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4Links Multi-link SpaceWire Recorder Version 4 User Manual

4Links Multi-link SpaceWire Recorder Version 4
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The read program has many other optional parameters that may be provided after the filename of the
recorded file:
java -jar read.jar <filename> [options]
The read program’s optional parameters are listed here:
/b <number>
The largest block of data printed without allowing data from another flow to
be printed. Packets smaller than this value will be printed, as far as possible, in
a single block of data.
The default is 2048 bytes per block.
/f
Fixed spacing output (may be better for automatic searching). The default is
variable spacing (additional spaces between sets of 4 and sets of 16 bytes for
easier reading).
/h <string>
Use <string> as the prefix for all of the hexadecimal output
values. The default is to supply no prefix.
/n <number>
How many data bytes are shown on one line. To fit a whole packet on one
line, set this value to the packet size, or larger. A negative value (or just ’-’)
reports EOP/EEP on the last (or only) line of data, instead of a line of its own;
The default is 16 bytes per line.
/l <string>
Label the ports with substrings of <string>.
/o <filename>
Direct the result to the file <filename>.
The default is to display the result on the screen.
/c
<connector(s)>
Select data only from the specified (incoming) connectors. e.g. /c 2 extracts only
data flowing from connector 2 to connector 1.
The default is all connectors (12345678).
/p <protocol>
Add a recognizer for <protocol>.
/q <protocol>
Like /p but also display the packet content as bytes.
/r
Reverse the flow indicator to display as: 1-->2 and 2-->1.
The default matches the front panel display: 1-->2 and 1<--
2.
/s [<n>]
Summarise the data: The first <n> data bytes and the total number of bytes in
the packet are shown. If <n> is 0 (which is the default), all of the data bytes are
displayed.
/v
Verbose display of recorded tine tags.
/m
Machine processing: time in ns, fixed spacing for data.
/z
Produces very short output, intended for further machine processing. This feature
is experimental, and the output format might be changed in future releases.

Table of Contents

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4Links Multi-link SpaceWire Recorder Version 4 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Number of SpaceWire Links4
SpaceWire StandardECSS-E-ST-50-12C
Maximum Data Rate per Link200 Mbit/s
Storage CapacityUp to 2 TB
Power Supply12V DC
Operating Temperature0°C to +50°C
Recording MediumSSD
TriggeringExternal trigger input, software trigger
TimestampingYes, with 1 µs resolution
InterfaceEthernet

Summary

Revision History

General Safety Summary

Terms in this Manual

Caution statements identify conditions or practices that could result in damage to this product or to other property.

Description of Operation

General

Describes the main features of the Multi-link SpaceWire Recorder and its connection to an Ethernet network.

Getting Started

Explains how to connect a SpaceWire link through the MSR using two SpaceWire cables and ports.

Summary of MSR Options

TT - Time-Tags

Optional feature to record time of receipt for SpaceWire tokens with high resolution.

ER - Event / Error Reporting

Optional feature to make hidden SpaceWire error tokens visible for recording and diagnosis.

EW - Event / Error Waveforms

Optional feature providing waveform capture of SpaceWire signals triggered by events.

Front-Panel Display

Ethernet Information

Information about the remote Ethernet connection, status, and activity shown on the display.

SpaceWire Information

Information about SpaceWire links, speed, and activity shown on the display.

Communication Protocols

Specification Overview

SpaceWire Links

Details specifications for SpaceWire links, including conformance and receive performance.

SpaceWire Connectors

Describes the eight standard 9-way Micro-miniature D-type SpaceWire socket connectors.

SpaceWire Time Codes

Explains SpaceWire's mechanism for transferring a global time reference.

Ethernet Connection Details

ICMP Echo (ping) Support

Details the MSR's response to ICMP echo requests for network accessibility testing.

Full-Duplex Ethernet

Specifies that only full-duplex Ethernet connections are supported.

SMA Synchronization Connectors

Unit Identification and RG408 Platform

Serial Number and Product Options

Explains how to find the unit's serial number and installed product options via the front panel.

RG408 Hardware Platform Overview

Details dimensions, environmental requirements, power, and handling of the RG408 platform.

RG408 Platform Details

Dimensions and Environmental Requirements

Covers physical dimensions and operating environmental conditions for the RG408 platform.

Power Supply and Safety

Details power input, consumption, and critical grounding for electrical safety.

Firmware and Handling

Covers firmware management, handling, and transportation guidelines.

Block Diagram and User Interface

Block Diagram

Illustrates the functional elements of an EtherSpaceLink family unit.

Initial Power-up Display

Describes the front-panel display during self-test and configuration after power-up.

Normal Status Display

Explains the normal operation display showing SpaceWire and Ethernet connection status and activity.

Front Panel Interaction and Configuration

Switch Operation and Display Modes

Details the use of the toggle switch for serial number, options, IP address, and display modes.

IP Address and Time Synchronization

Covers static IP address configuration and time synchronization settings.

Health and Fan Status Display

Provides an updated view of important temperatures, voltages, and fan control.

MSR Optional Features

Time-Tags (TT) Option

Details the Time Tag (TT) option for capturing event times with high resolution.

Event/Error Reporting (ER) Option

Details the Event/Error Reporting (ER) option for diagnostic event visibility.

Event/Error Waveforms (EW) Option

Details the Event/Error Waveforms (EW) option for capturing signal waveforms.

Unit-to-Unit Time Synchronization

Synchronization Setup

Explains how to link units and set the synchronization source for time-tag accuracy.

MSR Software and Data Analysis

Supplied Software Tools

Lists and describes the files provided for MSR operation and analysis.

Data Capture and Inspection

Explains using 'msr' for capture and 'read' for analysis of SpaceWire data.

Waveform and File Formats

Covers handling of waveform data and the MSR file format structure.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Connectivity and Recording Problems

Addresses TCP/IP connection failures and the 'msr' program recording no data.

Port and Link Stability Issues

Covers problems with port monitoring and unexpected SpaceWire link disconnections.

Statement of Volatility and Security

Volatility and Data Removal

Explains that captured data is volatile and provides a procedure for removing all information.

Security Notice

Details that configuration files are encrypted and unit-specific.

Product Limitations and Regulatory Information

Ethernet Limitations

Discusses Ethernet limitations, including TCP/IP re-transmission timeout and congestion control.

Regulatory Compliance

Covers electromagnetic compatibility, product safety, WEEE, and RoHS compliance.

RG408 Product Drawings

Plan View

Shows the plan view of the RG408 with front SpaceWire and rear SMA connectors.

Front View

Presents the front view of the RG408 with front SpaceWire connectors.

Rear View

Shows the rear view of the RG408 with front SpaceWire and rear SMA connectors.