Teledyne LeCroy Sierra M6-2 SAS_SATA Protocol Analyzer User Manual - Manual (Page 14)

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12 Sierra M6‐2 SAS/SATA Protocol Analyzer User Manual
4.5.2 File Libraries............................................................................................................................................. 350
4.5.3 Device Libraries ....................................................................................................................................... 351
4.6 Scenario Properties............................................................................................................ 351
SATA Smart Hold Option.................................................................................................................. 353
4.7 Scenario Events.................................................................................................................. 354
DWORD Matcher ............................................................................................................................... 357
SAS Data Pattern............................................................................................................................... 357
SATA Data Pattern ............................................................................................................................ 357
4.8 Scenario Actions ................................................................................................................ 358
4.8.1 Available Resources ................................................................................................................................ 360
Using Counters in Events and Actions........................................................................................... 361
Capturing a Data DWORD ................................................................................................................ 362
Using Captured Data DWORDs........................................................................................................ 362
4.8.2 Summary of Scenario Creation .............................................................................................................. 364
4.9 Creating Global Rules ........................................................................................................ 364
4.9.1 Example 1: Creating a Single Event and Action that Removes a Primitive........................................ 365
4.9.2 Example 2: Wait for a Primitive and Replace It with an Error .............................................................. 368
4.9.3 Example 3: Creating OR Conditions ...................................................................................................... 369
4.9.4 Example 4: Multiple Triggers and Actions............................................................................................. 370
4.9.5 Example 5: Multiple Actions on a Single Event .................................................................................... 372
4.9.6 Example 6: Using Timers ........................................................................................................................ 373
4.10 Creating a Sequence ........................................................................................................ 375
4.10.1 Example 7: Creating Two Sequences and Global Rules .................................................................... 376
4.11 Example 8: Creating a Sequence With Many States #1................................................. 382
4.12 Example 9: Creating a Sequence With Many States #2................................................. 385
4.13 Downloading Scenarios ................................................................................................... 387
4.14 Running Scenarios ........................................................................................................... 388
4.15 Scenario Batch Files ........................................................................................................ 388
4.15.1 Script Workspace................................................................................................................................... 389
4.15.2 Error Checking ....................................................................................................................................... 391
4.15.3 Log .......................................................................................................................................................... 391
4.15.4 Statements.............................................................................................................................................. 391
IfIsStopped......................................................................................................................................... 391
Goto Label ......................................................................................................................................... 392
Run ..................................................................................................................................................... 393
Stop .................................................................................................................................................... 394
WaitForStop....................................................................................................................................... 394
Sleep................................................................................................................................................... 395
Beep ................................................................................................................................................... 395
Chapter 5: Sierra Trainer Traffic Generation ....................................................397
5.1 Sierra Trainer Menus .......................................................................................................... 397
5.1.1 File Menu .................................................................................................................................................. 398