ProSoft Technology AN-X-PB - Manual (Page 42)

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Next comes the start delimiter. All frames shown have start delimiter
SD2.
This is followed by by the destination and source nodes, separated by a <
sign. Frame 48 has a destination of 4 and a source of 0.
Next is the frame control. Frame 48 has frame control SRDH.
Next comes the frame data. Frame 48 has four bytes of data, each of
which is 8a hexadecimal.
Finally, the frame ends with an end delimiter, ED.
Example 2: Frame with error
The following frame has a parity error and an underrun error, as shown
by the letters in the detailed status. The frame has been truncated for
clarity.
3270: a 5.683,064 g 0,016 g........... |.p..u...SD2…
Example 3: Frame with SAPs
The following two frames show how service access points (SAPs) are
displayed. Source and destination SAPs are shown separated by a {
brace
87: a 0.016,578 g 0,028 g.................. |........SD2 28<0
SRDH 60{62 ED
88: a 0.016,676 g 0,017 g........... |........SD2 0<28
DL 62{60 00 0c 00 00 08 57 ED
Frame 87 has a source SAP of 62 and a destination SAP of 60
Frame 88 has a source SAP of 60 and a destination SAP of 62.