The catc protocol view, Operator's manual – Teledyne LeCroy Serial Data Debug Solutions User Manual
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Respective protocols in the
Storage, Peripherals, and Interconnects
section of this manual show how
each protocol has their own Exporter right-hand dialog used for sending specific protocol data to
ProtoSync.
The CATC Protocol View
When ProtoSync is used to generate a protocol packet view of physical layer signals (in the screen-shots, using
the PCIe protocol), data packets are color-coded and shown as rows on the display. Transactions are even shown
as either upstream or downstream (shown here as R→ and R←, respectively for PCIEbus) .
Note: Viewing results look similar when using other Storage, Peripherals, and Interconnect Protocols. See
Storage, Peripherals, and Interconnect Protocols Overview (on page 154) for more information.
D
ECODED
T
ABLE
D
ATA
C
ORRELATES TO
CATC
P
ROTOCOL
D
ATA
While the Decode Annotation Table data is labeled and displayed differently than the CATC Protocol display,
correlation still exists between the two displays. The following table and screen-shots equates some of the
values for the PCIEbus option.
Note: Please refer to LeCroy Protocol Analyzer Software (Voyager, PE Tracer, or Sierra) user manuals at
for information regarding more specific usage when using specific supported protocols.
Label in the PCIEbus D Decode Annotation
Oscilloscope Table Display
Label in PETracer CATC Protocol View
1. Idx
2. Time (µs)
3. Up/Dn
4. Name
5. Repetitions - LeCroy shows one entry
in the table and indicates the number
of repetitions.
6. Details
7. Nominal Rate
1. Packet # - Actual numbers may vary from PCIEbus D decode
annotation table in the oscilloscope to PETracer protocol
packet view since repetitions are handled differently.
2. Time Stamp - Times are likely to differ (see subsequent
note).
3. Upstream (R→) or Downstream ( R← )
4. Packet Name
5. Repetitions - PETracer protocol packet view shows each
repetition as a packet header row in the display.
6. Details - Vary for each packet header type.
7. Packet Header Bit Rate