LeCroy Sierra M6-2 User Manual page 324

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Figure 4.8: Jammer and Analyzer Host Side
Figure 4.9: Jammer and Analyzer Device Side
The setup options are the same whether Jammer modifies traffic from Host to Device or
from Device to Host.
Note:
When the Unit Under Test (UUT) is the Host, using JA (Host Side) (see Figure 4.8) will give the
most accurate recordings of Host behavior, though the Jammer delays will accumulate in the
round trip.
Note:
When the Unit Under Test (UUT) is the Device, using JA (Device Side) (see Figure 4.9) will give
the most accurate recordings of Device behavior, though the Jammer delays will accumulate in
the round trip.
Note:
The After Jammer configuration (see
tapping points are balanced to account for Jammer delays. Note that when SATA traffic is
recorded, this configuration might show out of order HOLD/HOLDA primitives, due to the
special handling of these primitives by the Jammer.
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JA (Host Side): Analyzer captures Host to Jammer and Jammer to Host. Analyzer
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is before and after Jammer on Host side. See Figure 4.8.
JA (Device Side): Analyzer captures Jammer to Device and Device to Jammer.
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Analyzer is before and after Jammer on Device side. See Figure 4.9.
Figure 4.7) is useful when debugging a system, as the
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