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Verify all data is correct for a channel group or a converted serial bus.
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Source Data
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Define the values to use for verifying the trace data.
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Type: Pattern
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Enter a starting hex value. If needed, check the "auto-increment" option and enter the amount to increase between bus values. If needed, check the "Limit pattern" option and enter the number of values in the pattern.
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Type: Series
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Enter 2 to 8 hex values in the edit boxes.
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Type: Text File
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Use the "File..." button to select the text file name.
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Each line in the ASCII file is a hex value compared to each bus value in the trace capture. Bus values which differ from the text file are errors. When all the text lines are used, the test restarts using the first line in the file. This process repeats until the end of the trace data is reached.
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Type: Binary File
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Same as an ASCII text file above, except the correct values are stored in raw binary format. No header or other data can exist in the raw binary file.
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Limit Analysis
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Bookmarks
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Summary
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When checked, the software searches forward and finds the first comparison value after each error is marked.
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This option is useful for repeating patterns.
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When checked, the first error is ignored to synchronize the comparison pattern to the data.
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This option is useful when combined with the "Re-sync after each error" option.
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Select a channel group or a source serial bus to verify. When a serial bus with a protocol is selected, only the data fields are verified. Address, command, etc. fields are ignored.
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Select the serial bus signal if needed.
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Enter an elapsed time for the valid bus values.
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The Value Time ignores narrow, invalid states between bus values which usually occur when Normal Timing or Transitional mode oversamples the data.
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When the "Type: Series" option is selected, enter the number of hex values in the series.
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Enter the first value in the repeating pattern.
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When checked, enter an increment value to use after each comparison.
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Enter the number of values in the repeating pattern.
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Enter the filename for the "Type: Text File" or "Type: Binary File" options.
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The text or binary comparison files can be stored a 8-bit, 16-bit, 32-bit, or 64-bit format for the "Type: Text File" or "Type: Binary File" options.
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When the "Type: Series" option is selected, enter each hex value in these edit boxes.
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Copyright and trademark information
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