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Protocol analysis
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FSN
Sets the specified Frame Sequence Number (FSN) to be searched for. The FSN setup
consists of the condition and one or two FSN patterns.
"Condition"
Defines the operator to set a specific FSN, e.g. "Equal" or "Not Equal"
or a range.
"Data Min/Data"
Defines the bit pattern of the FSN pattern.
In binary format, use the following characters: 1; 0; or X (do not care).
To enter the pattern in other formats use the bit pattern editor, see
Chapter 13.1.7, "Bit pattern editor", on page 519.
"Data Max"
The second FSN pattern is required to specify a range with conditions
"In range" and "Out of range".
Remote command:
SEARch:TRIGger:MPHY:FSNumber:CONDition on page 1908
SEARch:TRIGger:MPHY:FSNumber:MIN on page 1908
SEARch:TRIGger:MPHY:FSNumber:MAX on page 1909
CRC
Sets the specified Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) to be searched for. The CRC
setup consists of the condition and one or two CRC patterns.
CRC is an error detecting code to detect accidental changes to raw data.
"Condition"
Defines the operator to set a specific CRC, e.g. "Equal" or "Not
Equal" or a range.
"Data Min/Data"
Defines the bit pattern of the CRC pattern.
In binary format, use the following characters: 1; 0; or X (do not care).
To enter the pattern in other formats use the bit pattern editor, see
Chapter 13.1.7, "Bit pattern editor", on page 519.
"Data Max"
The second CRC pattern is required to specify a range with condi-
tions "In range" and "Out of range".
Remote command:
SEARch:TRIGger:MPHY:CRC:CONDition on page 1909
SEARch:TRIGger:MPHY:CRC:MIN on page 1909
SEARch:TRIGger:MPHY:CRC:MAX on page 1910
Req
Sets the specified Reset Link Request (RReq) or Credit Transmit Request (CReq) to
be searched for.
RReq is used for requesting the remote end to reinitialize its Transmit (TX) Physical
Layer (PHY) while CReq is used for requesting flow control information for the corre-
sponding TC from the remote end.
"Data"
Defines the bit pattern of the RReq pattern.
In binary format, use the following characters: 1; 0; or X (do not care).
To enter the pattern in other formats use the bit pattern editor, see
Chapter 13.1.7, "Bit pattern editor", on page 519.
M-PHY and USB SSIC (option R&S RTP-K44 and K64)