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    Certification testing

    Analyse the results

    Inspect logs, identify failures and explore signals down to the bit level.

    Sequence

    Analyse the Results – Sequence

    Use "<<" and ">>" to locate failed test steps.

    Check the column "Comment" referring to the IEC/DiiA specifications.

    Double-click on any row to align the Sniffer and the BitScope to the same point in time.

    Sniffer

    Sniffer

    Yellow: the transmitter violated the timing specs but all receivers must receive this.

    Red: the transmitter violated the timing specs and some receivers may not receive this.

    Error: this bus signal cannot be interpreted at all.

    An asterisk in the column "Idle time before frame" indicates a wrong inter-frame timing.

    An asterisk in the column "Frame" indicates a wrong bit timing within this frame.

    Use the Bitscope to investigate in more detail.

    The analysis may follow the "Ed1" or "Ed2" timing specifications.

    Tip: The Sniffer offers the same Time-Shift button as the Sequences.

    Bitscope

    Bitscope

    Use the reload button to update the BitScope to the most recent data.

    Check the mouse-over for detailed information.

    Use the mouse wheel to move left or right.

    Use "Ctrl" + mouse wheel to zoom in or out.

    Use "+" to add a new line.

    Mark a section with the right mouse button held and it will be enlarged in the line below.

    Green: the signal complies with all timing specs.

    Yellow: timing specs violated but all receivers must receive this.

    Red: timing specs violated, some receivers may not receive this.

    Error: this bus signal cannot be interpreted at all (also marked red).

    Check the mouse-over for more details on violations.

    Double-click anywhere in the signal to align the Sequences and the Sniffer to the same point in time.

    Navigator

    Navigator

    Browse through the tree view to select a folder with your XML protocol files.

    Double-click on a file to load this data into ProbitBench.

    Tip: Open another instance of ProbitBench to compare results of two tests.

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