Recording - Omicron DANEO 400 User Manual

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Recording

In Recording, you select for each device the signals and the network traffic per port for recording, set
trigger conditions and post-trigger actions, and define the storage location on the device to save the
recording files. Finally, you can arm the devices with the trigger conditions or start the recordings
immediately.
Understanding the Recording overview
The Recording overview on the Recording section (Overview) provides a summary of the
configured recording. When you click a link, you are directed to the corresponding section within the
device.
You can control the recording simultaneously or individually per device. The following buttons are
used to operate all devices simultaneously.
Wait for the trigger condition to become true
Start the recording immediately
Stop the armed state or the recording
Note: To operate each device independently, use the individual buttons per device.
Selecting signals
In the Signals section you can add available signals to the recording pool. There is no difference
between mapped or hard-wired signals. When you add signals of a phase system to the recording
pool, all phases are added by default.
To add signals to the recording pool, from Available signals, drag the appropriate signal to the
Signals section.
To remove signals from the recording pool, select the signals, and then click Remove. You can use
Ctrl and Shift for multiple selections.
Tip: Instead of dragging the signal, double-click the signal to add it in a quicker way.
Selecting and filtering network traffic
In the Traffic section you can record Ethernet packets (traffic) captured on a certain port (A, B, or
ETH) to a PCAP file. The traffic can be filtered based on the options you choose in the filter details.
When you enable recording traffic on a port the default criteria is to record traffic that contains only
mapped GOOSE and Sampled Values—the traffic selection is based on the destination MAC address.
If you want to record IPv4 traffic you can define a source IP address filter. Additionally, you can also
define generic Ethertypes in the filter to record any kind of other traffic.
All traffic on the respective port is recorded.
All
Only traffic from mapped GOOSE or Sampled Values is recorded.
Mapped
SCL Only traffic that belongs to IEDs in the system under test is recorded.
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