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Running Verification Script Engine (VSE)
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2. After choosing Settings from the drop‐down list or the button, the Settings dialog
displays:
Figure 3.76: Run Verification Scripts - Settings Dialog
Choosetheeditorapplication: Notepad or other.
Editall selectedscriptsinoneprocess: If the editor supports multiple documents, you
can edit all scripts in the editor.
Openallincludedfiles: You can edit included files, as well as the main script.
Launcheditorapplicationinfullscr een: You can use whole screen.
Pathtothetemplatefileforanewscript: You can use a template for the script.
DisplaySettings can show full trace‐file path, restore dialog at start, load last output from
save log files, activate dialog after scripts have run, remember dialog layout, and ignore
errors and warnings.
SavingSettings can save log files to relative file folder, indicate output‐log‐file path, and
save logs automatically.
- Sierra M6-2 1
- SAS/SATA Protocol Analyzer 1
- User Manual 1
- Contents 3
- TeledyneLeCroy Contents 18
- Chapter 1 19
- 1.2 Features 20
- 1.3 Receiving Your Analyzer 20
- 1.4 Unpacking the Analyzer 21
- 1.5 Analyzer Features 21
- 1.6 LEDs 21
- 1.7 Installing Your Analyzer 22
- 1.8 Hardware Setup 23
- 1.8.3 Cables to Use 24
- 1.9 Expandability 25
- TeledyneLeCroy Expandability 26
- Figure 1.7: Cascading 26
- Expandability 27
- Figure 1.10: Address Digits 27
- Teledyne LeCroy Expandability 28
- 1.10 Connecting via Ethernet 36
- 1.11 Connecting to a Network 36
- 1.14 Launching Your Analyzer 37
- 1.16 Using the Software 37
- Figure 1.19: File Menu 38
- Figure 1.20: Window Dialog 39
- 1.19 Performance Analyzer 40
- Toolbars 40
- 1.22 Port Status 47
- 1.23 InFusion 47
- 1.24 Trainer 47
- Teledyne LeCroy Trainer 48
- Chapter 2 49
- 2.3 Project Tree 51
- Launch Jammer 52
- 2.5 Start Recording 53
- Start Recording 55
- Figure 2.7: Save As Dialog 57
- Export to Text/Excel 58
- Save As Display Formats 58
- Export to Trainer 60
- 2.6 Projects 62
- Primitive 69
- Data Pattern 69
- Protocol Error Descriptions 71
- Available FIS Types 72
- Register Host to Device 76
- Register Device to Host 76
- Set Device Bits 77
- DMA Activate 77
- DMA Setup 78
- PIO Setup 79
- Figure 2.36: Vendor 80
- Snapshot Mode 81
- Manual Trigger Mode 81
- Any Trigger in Pattern Mode 81
- Choosing a Parameter 83
- Triggering on a Timer 84
- External/Manual Trigger 85
- Device Sleep 85
- Bus Condition 86
- ATA Command 89
- Training Sequence dialog 92
- Training Sequence Dialog 92
- Protocol Errors 93
- SASvs.SATA: 94
- Pattern dialog 95
- SMP Frame (SAS only) 96
- SSP Frame (SAS only) 97
- SCSI Command (SAS only) 98
- Available FIS Types: 99
- FIS Pattern (SATA only) 100
- ATA Command Pattern 101
- Soft Reset (SATA only) 101
- Sequential Trigger Mode 102
- Defining Patterns 103
- Triggering Order 103
- Pre-Trigger 104
- Trigger Position 105
- Teledyne LeCroy Projects 106
- Primitive Response Timeout 107
- Disable Descrambling 107
- Show XXXX value 108
- Pack training sequence 108
- Protocol Error Mask 108
- External Trig Out Setting 109
- External Trig In Setting 110
- Choose Port Speed 110
- Ports Configuration 110
- Projects 111
- Teledyne LeCroy 111
- MUX Setting (SAS only) 113
- Advanced Mode (User‐Defined) 115
- Setting Trigger Conditions 117
- Figure 2.87: Timeout Dialog 120
- Teledyne LeCroy 121
- Useful Key Sequences 122
- 2.8 Project Settings 123
- 2.9 Emulation 123
- Add Program Lines 124
- Adding an ATA Command 124
- Emulation 125
- Smart Commands (SATA only) 126
- Teledyne LeCroy Emulation 128
- Adding a Frame 130
- Adding an Event 131
- Power On 132
- PHY Setting Dialog 133
- Inserting Instructions 133
- Start Loop 134
- Loop Count 134
- End Loop 134
- Add a Goto 134
- Add an If 135
- Add Wait for Any Frame 136
- Add Wait for PS (SAS only) 136
- Insert Delay 136
- Add Stop 136
- Add a Label 137
- Instruction insert 137
- Data Blocks 138
- Exercising Specific Addresses 138
- Send Hard Reset 144
- Outgoing ATA Frame Settings 146
- Incoming ATA Frame Settings 149
- Set Hard Reset 152
- Outgoing SCSI Frame Settings 152
- Incoming SCSI Frame Settings 154
- FIS Options (SATA only) 155
- Figure 2.150: Timeouts Tab 160
- Choose Host Emulator Port 162
- Pattern Generator 162
- Host Emulator 162
- OOBSignalSettingTab 165
- To add another data block: 168
- Naming a Data Block 169
- Editing a Data Block 169
- 2.10 Performance Analysis 173
- Define Performance 174
- Settings 175
- Performance Analysis 177
- 2.11 Run Hardware 178
- Target and Device Emulation 179
- Words with Settable Bits 180
- Writable Buffer Size Field 181
- Error Injection Tab 181
- Generate Periodic Error 183
- Figure 2.178: Primitive Type 184
- Open Connection Definition 187
- Incoming Frame Settings 187
- Outgoing Frame Settings 187
- Close Connection Definition 188
- Insert Frame 193
- Handshake Error 193
- Defer Handshake Errors 193
- Frame Length Error 198
- SOF, EOF and CRC Errors 198
- Additional Settings 198
- Insert Primitive 198
- Define the Target 200
- Media Settings 200
- Advanced Settings 201
- Choose Target Emulator Port 201
- Device Activation 201
- OOB Signal Setting 202
- Set Timeouts 202
- Set Speed Negotiating Error 203
- Power Management Setting 204
- PHY/Link layer settings 205
- Timeouts 208
- TRAIN scrambler on primitives 209
- Power Management Settings Tab 210
- NCQ Command Settings Tab 211
- Miscellaneous Features Tab 212
- Chapter 3 215
- 3.2 Trace Properties 217
- 3.3 Analysis 218
- 3.3.2 Decoding Assignments 219
- Packet View Metrics 220
- Analysis 221
- Teledyne LeCroy 221
- Device Sleep (DevSlp) 222
- Export As Text/Excel 224
- Resize Columns 225
- Rearrange Columns 225
- Making a Timing Measurement 227
- Expanded Waveform View 228
- Report between Cursors 229
- Report between Events 230
- Statistical Report Content 230
- Report Options 231
- General Report 231
- Primitive Report 231
- Bus Condition Report 232
- ATA Command Report 233
- ATAPI Report 233
- Protocol Error Report 234
- Others Report 234
- SSP Transport Report (SAS) 235
- SMP Transport Report (SAS) 235
- STP Transport Report (SAS) 236
- SCSI Command Report (SAS) 236
- SMP Command Report (SAS) 236
- Task Command Report (SAS) 237
- SAS Address Report (SAS) 237
- Lanes Report (SAS) 238
- Performance Report (SAS) 239
- Performance Report (SATA) 239
- FIS Report (SATA) 240
- Queue Command Report (SATA) 241
- PM Statistic Report (SATA) 241
- PM Performance Report (SATA) 242
- Export as Microsoft 243
- Excel file 243
- Save as Text file 243
- Print Statistical Report 243
- Print Preview 244
- Report Display Settings 244
- Link With Sample View 245
- Filtering Column Content 246
- Teledyne LeCroy 247
- Sorting Column Content 248
- Hiding Columns 248
- Hide Frames 249
- Hide Error Frames 249
- Pending IO Graph 250
- User Defined 250
- Primitives 250
- Pending SCSI IO (for SAS) 251
- Pending ATA IO (for SATA) 251
- Teledyne LeCroy Analysis 252
- 3.5 SAS Verification (SAS) 257
- 3.6 Compliance Test (SATA) 259
- General Device Requirements 260
- Native Command Queuing 260
- Interface Power Management 260
- Navigation + View Toolbar 265
- Locate Cursors 266
- Go to Time Stamp 267
- Bookmarks 267
- Editing a Bookmark 268
- Finding a Bookmark 268
- Bookmark Description 269
- Set Time Stamp Origin 270
- Filter Type 271
- Filter by Tag Number 277
- Filter Miscellaneous 278
- Use Pair SAS Addresses 279
- Training Sequence 279
- Save Search Setup 282
- Search By 282
- Search Direction 282
- Search From 282
- Search Sub Items 284
- Search by Tag Number 285
- Search by Speed 286
- 3.9 Packet View Toolbar 287
- Packet View Toolbar 289
- Rename Port 291
- Show/Hide Field 291
- Related Frames 292
- Byte Order 293
- Choose Data Format 293
- Show All Data 294
- 3.10 Port Status 295
- Teledyne LeCroy Port Status 296
- 3.11 Toolbars 297
- 3.12 Status Bar 298
- 3.14 Display Configuration 299
- Field Settings 301
- Figure 3.124: Color 302
- 3.15 Set Port Alias 303
- Restore Factory Presets 304
- Set As Default 304
- 3.18 Preferences 307
- Found Device List Mode 308
- Browse Default Path 308
- Port Configuration Setting 308
- Preferences 309
- Teledyne LeCroy Preferences 310
- 3.18.3 Spread Sheet View Tab 312
- Color Setting 313
- Anchor the Selection bar 313
- 3.19 Floating License 316
- 3.20 External Trig Setting 317
- 3.21 Update Device 318
- Then the update is complete 319
- 3.22 User-Defined Decoding 320
- 3.23 Help Menu 320
- Help Menu 321
- Teledyne LeCroy Help Menu 322
- 3.24 Setup Menu 323
- Test Result: OK or Error 324
- Number of Runs Each Test 325
- Run All Tests Sequentially 325
- 3.24.4 Serdes Check 326
- Setup Menu 327
- Teledyne LeCroy Setup Menu 328
- 3.24.7 Expansion Check 329
- 3.24.8 LED/Buzzer Check 330
- 3.25 Find DUT 331
- Teledyne LeCroy Find DUT 332
- 3.26 Power Source Control 333
- 3.27 Compliance Test (SATA) 334
- Compliance Test (SATA) 335
- Chapter 4 339
- 4.1 Key Features 340
- 4.2 Interface 341
- Configuration 342
- Interface 343
- Figure 4.2: Main Library 343
- Figure 4.3: File Library 343
- Using the Device Ports Dialog 344
- 4.4 InFusion Scenarios 348
- InFusion Scenarios 349
- Term Definition 350
- Sequences 351
- 4.5 Scenario Libraries 352
- 4.6 Scenario Properties 353
- SATA Smart Hold Option 355
- 4.7 Scenario Events 356
- Scenario Events 357
- DWORD Matcher 359
- SAS Data Pattern 359
- SATA Data Pattern 359
- 4.8 Scenario Actions 360
- Scenario Actions 361
- Capturing a Data DWORD 364
- Using Captured Data DWORDs 364
- 4.9 Creating Global Rules 366
- Creating Global Rules 367
- 4.10 Creating a Sequence 377
- Creating a Sequence 379
- 4.13 Downloading Scenarios 389
- 4.14 Running Scenarios 390
- 4.15 Scenario Batch Files 390
- Scenario Batch Files 391
- Goto Label 394
- Parameters 394
- Frequency: Frequency in hertz 398
- Chapter 5 399
- PortConfiguration: 400
- Sierra Trainer Menus 401
- Figure 5.10: New GenFile 406
- 5.9.1 Script Editor Toolbar 415
- 5.11 Generating Traffic 419
- Declarations 420
- Generation Blocks 420
- Comments 421
- Includes 421
- INFINITE 422
- Field Definition 424
- Data field Definition 424
- Primitive Definition 425
- Chain Definition: 426
- Field Variable Declarations 426
- Changing Frame Fields 426
- Trainer Script Enhancements 429
- VAR64 @VariableName 429
- DWORDs while in the Pause 435
- DWORDs, as 452
- 5.15 Generation Options 459
- Generation Rules Toolbar 460
- Creating Event Buttons 461
- Assigning an Action 463
- Data Pattern Mask and Match 465
- 5.17 Find 467
- Teledyne LeCroy Find 468
- Figure 5.25: Find Dialog 468
- Figure 5.26: Data Pattern 470
- 5.18 Display Options 471
- Display Options 473
- Figure 5.29: Custom Colors 473
- Figure 5.30: Formats 473
- 5.19 Connection Parameters 476
- 5.20 Resetting the Toolbar 477
- StopGeneration 478
- Resume Generation 478
- Connect Link 478
- Disconnect Link 478
- Generation Options 478
- Appendix A 479
- Appendix B 481
- 7.1 WAN Operation 482
- Appendix C 483
- Teledyne LeCroy 484
- Teledyne LeCroy Index 486
- Teledyne LeCroy 487
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