Silicon Control VME850 Manual de usuario

VME850 Bus Analyzer

U s e r ’s M a n u a l

Silicon Control

1020 Milwaukee Ave. Suite 305

Deerfield, IL 60015

January 2008

Revision 3.6

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VME850 Users Manual Table of Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 OVERVIEW

1.2 QUICK START

CHAPTER 2. INSTALLATION

2.1. HARDWARE

2.2. SOFTWARE

CHAPTER 3. CAPTURING BUS ACTIVITY

3.1 STATE DISPLAY

3.2 WAVEFORM DISPLAY

3.3 SIGNAL NAMES

3.4 SIGNAL PROPERTIES

3.5 STATUS BAR

3.6 SETUPS

3.7 TIME MARKERS

3.8 SEARCHING AND JUMPING

3.9 POWER ZOOM

3.10 SAVING AND LOADING CAPTURED DATA

3.11 PRINTING

3.12 CAPTURING 2eVME AND 2eSST

CHAPTER 4. PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS

4.1 PERFORMANCE DISPLAY

4.2 SETUP

4.3 UTILIZATION

4.4 TRANSFER RATE

4.5 LATENCY

4.6 BURST DISTRIBUTION

4.7 STATISTICS

4.8 SAVING AND LOADING DATA

CHAPTER 5. MASTER

5.1 DATA DISPLAY

5.2 ADDRESS

5.3 DATA

5.4 COMMANDS

5.5 SAVING AND LOADING DATA

5.6 OPTIONS

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CHAPTER 6. STIMULUS

6.1 STIMULUS CONDITIONS

6.2 STIMULUS CONTROL

6.3 SAVING AND LOADING STIMULUS

6.4 OPTIONS

CHAPTER 7. CONFIGURATION SCANNING

7.1 CONFIGURATION HEADER

7.2 CONFIGURATION ANALYSIS

7.3 FINDING DEVICES

7.4 SAVING AND LOADING CONFIGURATION INFORMATION

7.5 READING AND WRITING CONFIGURATION

7.6 OPTIONS

CHAPTER 8. TARGET

8.1 DATA DISPLAY

8.2 ADDRESS

8.3 DATA

8.4 COMMAND

8.5 SAVING AND LOADING DATA

8.6 OPTIONS

CHAPTER 9. PROTOCOL CHECKING

9.1 ANOMALY CHECKLIST

9.2 TEST RESULTS

9.3 SAVING AND LOADING RESULTS

9.4 TRACE CONTROL

9.5 OPTIONS

CHAPTER 10. BACKPLANE TEST

10.1 SHORT TEST

10.2 DRIVE TEST

CHAPTER 11. UTILITIES

11.1 SETUP

11.2 DOWNLOAD FIRMWARE

11.3 BOARD INFORMATION

11.4 BUS CONFIGURATION

CHAPTER 12. MISCELLANEOUS

12.1 ONLINE HELP

12.2 EXPANSION CONNECTOR

APPENDIX A – ANALYZER SPECIFICATIONS

APPENDIX B – API INTERFACE DOCUMENT

VME850 Users Manual Introduction

CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION

Silicon Control Inc. introduces the ultimate analyzer and exerciser for VME systems. The 850 family

of analyzers represent our 4th generation VME analyzer combining high performance hardware with

a sophisticated and intuitive software interface. The result is a powerful diagnostic tool for bus

analysis - all on a single plug-in card!

1.1. OVERVIEW

The VME850 analyzes and exercises the VME64x bus. It also has the ability to analyze and exercise

the P2 and P0 user defined signals through optional plug on modules. Communication to the analyzer

is provided by both USB and RS232 connections.

P2 Connector P1 Connector

Connecto

P2 Analyzer

(optional)

P0 Analyzer

(optional)

VME850

VME64x

Bus Analyzer

USBRS232

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1.1.1 Features

The VME850 analyzer provides a multitude of functions to help you analyze your system.

VME64 / VME64x Analyzer/Exerciser

•Single 6U VME board

•Supports SCT, BLT, MBLT, 2eVME, 2eSST

protocols

•Optional Analysis/Stimulus of User Defined

P2 and P0 signals

•Choice of 96 or 160 pin P1/P2 connectors

Analyze Bus Activity

•State Analysis up to 100 Mhz

•Timing Analysis up to 400 Mhz

•Complex Triggering and Filtering

•Time Stamping

•Performance Analysis of Bus Utilization,

Transfer Rates, Statistics

Exercise Bus Activity

•Master Transfers

•Stimulus Generation

•Fault Injection and Timing Modification

•CR/CSR Scan and Decode

•Backplane Short Test

Slave Memory

•Windowed VME bus memory

Protocol and Timing Violation Checker

•Detects over 100 timing and protocol violations

•Displayed and Used as Trigger in State/Timing

Analysis

P2 Analysis of User Defined Signals

•160 pin connector - row a,c,d

•Optional plug-in module

P0 Analysis of User Defined Signals

•95 pin connector – row a,b,c,d,e

•Optional plug-in module

Communication

•USB

•RS232

Other Features

•External Power Connection

•External Trigger Inputs and Output

•Extensive Self Test

•Front Panel Reset and LED Indicators

Software User Interface Packages

•AnalyzeIt! PC GUI Software

•API Library provides User Program Control

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1.3 QUICK START

This chapter provides a quick guide to installing and operating the analyzer with the AnalyzeIt!

Windows software.

1.2.1. Hardware Installation

Insert the analyzer into an empty bus slot. Connect either the included RS232 or USB cable between the

analyzer and a PC. If you are using the USB interface, the message “New Hardware Found” may appear

after you connect the USB cable and apply power to the analyzer. If this message does not appear go to

the Control Panel and Add New Hardware to install the drivers. The drivers are included on the CD

ROM.

1.2.2. Software Installation

Install the AnalyzeIt! Software using the included CD or download the software from the Silicon

Control web site at www.silicon-control.com.

1.2.3 Main Menu

Run the AnalyzeIt! Software.When using the RS232 port select Utilities then Setup to enter the COM

port and baud rate. If the software cannot communicate with the analyzer it will enter a Demo mode.

To start a new function, select File then New or click the function icons on the tool bar.

1.2.4. Capturing Bus Activity

To start capturing and viewing bus activity, select File in the main menu then New, Capture, and State

or click the state display icon. A blank state display appears. To start capturing activity, click the

GO icon . A control bar indicates the buffer and trigger status and the samples before and after the

trigger. Captured data fills the screen when the trace buffer fills or the STOP icon is clicked.

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1.2.5 State Display

1.2.6. Viewing Bus Activity

Use the sample scroll bar to view more data and the signal scroll bar to view more signals. The window may

be resized to view more information. Add time markers by clicking directly in the data window. Left click

for one marker, right click for another.

1.2.7. Changing the Display

Signals in the state display can be moved and resized. Click on the signal name and drag it to another

position. Move the cursor over the edge of the signal box and drag the edge to resize it.

Right clicking on a signal name changes its properties. You can change the color and base, insert and delete

signals, expand and collapse grouped signals and change the range of signals in a group.

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1.2.8. Trace Setup

To control when and what bus activity to capture, click on the setup button . The setup window

is divided into Event and Trace Control sections. Events specify what to look for on the bus and are used

in the trace controls.

Events

To specify an event condition, click on the signal fields in the event section. An “X” (Don’t Care) means

that the signal will not be used. Some fields such as COMMAND open a dialog box while others toggle

through predefined states each time the field is clicked.

Trace Control

Trace controls specify how the analyzer captures bus activity. This multi-level structure provides a

flexible way to setup simple or complex trace control.

Setups can be named, given a description, saved and used again. The Setup Wizard helps perform

typical setups by asking a series of questions. Setup fields are filled in based on the answers to these

questions.

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