DV3100 DIGIVIEW, DV3100 Datasheet - Page 79
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DV3100
Manufacturer Part Number
DV3100
Description
LOGIC ANALYSER, DIGITAL, 100MHZ, 18CH
Manufacturer
DIGIVIEW
Datasheet
1.DV3100.pdf
(125 pages)
Specifications of DV3100
No. Of Data Channels
18
No. Of Clock Inputs
8
Frequency
100MHz
Power Consumption
2.5W
External Height
0.75"
External Width
2.8"
External Depth
4.75"
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant
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Skip: Determines whether to skip all packets until a match is found, or to skip the number of
Skip Count: Determines the number of packets to skip before looking for a match. This value is
Then Match: After skipping, this selection will determine the type of match to perform. Options
Value or Sequence: If searching for a comparison, you would enter the specific data or
Match Point: The selected marker will be set to the match point when a match occurs. If
Disabled: Select this option to have the search ignore the term group.
Adding Term Groups: The "More" button is used to add term groups. Groups are added after
Deleting Term Groups: The "Less" button is used to delete term groups. When deleting
Copying Term Groups: The "Copy" button is used to copy a term group. A copied group is
packets specified in "Skip Count" and then see if the next packet is a match.
ignored if "Skip" is set to "Any number of packets".
include specific packet errors, any packet error and simple data comparisons (<, >, ! =,=).
sequence of data here. When using a sequence of data, each value must match the
comparison. For example if you specified "Greater Than" for the match, then specified "1, 2, 3"
for the sequence. Then the first packet must be greater than 1, the second greater than 2 and
the third greater than 3, before a match is declared. This value is ignored if searching for any
packet error.
A sequence of values must be delimited by a "," or a space (or both). Each value can be
specified as Decimal (0), HEX (0x00), binary (b00000000), ASCII ('0') or a mix of these
formats as shown in the first term group above (ASCII, HEX, ASCII).
multiple terms are used, then you can specify which term group should be used to mark the
match time. In the graphic above, the first group has been chosen as indicated by the blue line
to the left of the group. The line's color will reflect the color of the chosen marker when
selected. To select a different group, use the mouse to click on the line to the left of the group.
If no group is chosen, the first group will be the match point.
the selected group. If no term is selected, then the new term is added to the bottom of all term
groups. When a group is selected, it will be "highlighted" using the current theme's Window
Color. In the graphic above, the second group is selected.
groups, the selected group will be deleted. If no group is selected, then the last group will be
deleted. When a group is selected, it will be "highlighted" using the current theme's Window
Color. In the graphic above, the second group is selected.
added after the selected group. If no term is selected, then nothing will be copied. When a
group is selected, it will be "highlighted" using the current theme's Window Color. In the
graphic above, the second group is selected.
Navigating and Analyzing the Data
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