Quantum Data Gen 2 980 User Manual page 123

980 HDMI Protocol Analyzer User Guide
5.3.14 Mode Configurations
The 980 HDMI Protocol Analyzer can operate in three different configuration modes. The configuration of these
modes can be accomplished both through the Real Time mode and the Capture mode. The table below describes
the panels in the Real Time mode that are used to set the configuration mode.
Real Time – Link and HDCP Mode Settings
Link and HDCP mode
Link Mode Setting
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Information / Function
The following modes are available in the Mode pop-out
panel:
 Link Mode – The Link setting enables you to set the
configuration: 1) Sink Emulation, 2) Pass-Through, 3)
Encrypted Link Analyzer.
 Rx HDCP – The Rx HDCP setting enables you to
configure the HDCP mode: 1) HDCP Enabled, 2)
BSTATUS (HDMI or DVI), 3) BCAPS.
 5 Volts – Set the 5 Volt threshold level.
There are four sets of status information provided on the Link
Mode panel. They are described below:
Link Mode – This field shows the current Link Mode

which is one of:
MHL (Not applicable for Gen 2) – The 980 HDMI
o
Protocol Analyzer Rx port is enabled for parsing
MHL incoming streams.
HDMI – The 980 HDMI Protocol Analyzer Rx port is
o
enabled for parsing HDMI incoming streams.
 Link field (e.g. Sink Emulation) – This field shows the
current Link Mode which is one of:
Sink Emulation – The 980 Rx port is emulating a
o
sink.
o
Pass-Through Monitor - In the pass-through
monitoring configuration the 980 HDMI Protocol
Analyzer Rx port is connected to the source device
under test and the 980 HDMI Tx port is connected to
a sink device. The pass-through mode enables you
to monitor the HDMI traffic passively between an
HDMI source and an HDMI sink device.
o
Encrypted Link Analyzer - In the Encrypted Link
Analyzer configuration the 980 HDMI Protocol
Analyzer Rx port is connected to the source device
under test and the 980 HDMI Protocol Analyzer Tx
port is connected to a sink device. The Encrypted
Link Analyzer configuration enables you to monitor
and analyze HDCP encrypted protocol data
Rev. A1
December 19, 2012