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Using the Details Pane
For the PCIe protocol, the
sync bits, and it displays electrical idles and other special characters as shown below.
Table 27: Hex Values for PCIe
Hex Column
AA
BC
2D
2D
2D
2D
2D (italic)
__ (underscores
_ _(blank)
??
..
For non-OS events in the PCIe protocol, the
Gen2 TLPs are shifted by one byte position so that their content is DWORD-aligned, and Gen3
TLP and DLLP packets on 8x lanes are shifted by four bytes when they start on lane 4.
General Tab (default)
Shows the hex values for the data and a general interpretation of the data for the protocol being
used. Error data is flagged and the ASCII equivalents of the hex data are shown. The
provides 'fly-over' help that expands the description of the elements found in the event. For
example, if you pass the cursor over 'SOF = SOFi3' a pop-up window will display 'Start of Frame
= Start of Frame Initiate Class 3.' To disable the display of tooltips, right-click anywhere in the
Interpretation pane, and select
Xgig Analyzer User's Guide
Chapter 14, Using the Secondary Panes in Xgig TraceView
column in the
Hex Inspector
Description
2 hex digits with a white background represent a regular
8B character.
K character at Gen 1/2
Gen3 Start of an Ordered Set Block : The 2 sync bits
are represented with the background (white meaning 0,
gray meaning 1), and the byte following the 2 sync bits is
represented by the hex number, i.e. 2D.
Gen3 Start of a Data Block with sync bits 10. Note that
the Data Block sync bits are not shown in the inspector
window, they are only shown in the LaneView.
Gen3 Sync bits 11 at the beginning of a block: This is a
sync bit error.
Gen3 Sync bits 00 at the beginning of a block: This is a
sync bit error.
Gen3 scrambled data after sync bit errors (the data was
not descrambled, it is what appeared on the wire).
Electrical Idle
No Data captured
Gen 1/2 Code Violation or Loss of Sync (not used for
Gen3)
Gen 1/2 10B data that was not descrambled, so we don't
know the representation in 8B.
Inspector
.
Tooltips > Disable
view highlights comma characters and
view displays four bytes per line. Also,
tab
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