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CATC F IRE I NSPECTOR 2.01 C HAPTER 5
User’s ManualCATC Trace Fil es
• Restore Default — loads the default camera settings (.cam) file.
• Save as Default — saves the current settings as default.cam.
• Save As... — brings up a Save As dialog so that you can save the settings as a camera
settings file with a unique name.
• Load... — brings up an Open dialog so that you can browse for a camera settings file to
use.
• Cancel — closes the dialog without applying or saving changes.
61883 Common Isochronous Packets (CIP)
CIP transactions take isochronous datablock packets as input. Each packet has a header,
which is decoded by FireInspector. The remaining packet data can be viewed in the Data
field in the Trace.
View Type Fields in CIP Transaction Rows
The Type fields in DC transaction rows contain a View Fields command that allows you to
see the contents of the data structures.
Left-click* on the field header to access the cell context menu, which contains the View
Fields commands. Selecting the command opens a View Fields dialog, which contains the
data laid out according to the DC specification.
*If the option Right click cell context menu is checked on the General tab of the Display Options dialog,
then the cell context menu is opened by right-clicking. See Section 5.1.1, “General Display Options” on
page 42 for more information.
For more information about the View Fields dialog, please see “View Fields Dialog” on
page 75.
This is the field that contains View Fields options:
• Type: contains the fields of the CIP header.
Table 5-11: Fields in CIP transaction rows
Field Headings Description
Type The type of CIP transaction, identified by the value of the FMT
(Format ID) field in the CIP header.
Source ID The value of the SID (Source node ID) field in the CIP header.
DBC The value of the DBC (Data Block Counter) field in the CIP header.
SYT The value of the SYT field in the CIP header.
Time Stamp The value of the Time Stamp field in the source packet header.
Data The Data field can be expanded and collapsed. By default, it is
collapsed, and the value shown is the amount of data contained in the
transaction. When expanded, the actual data from the field is shown.