Specific Training Modules

MOST Network Analysis Lab

Analyze MOST® Networks with OptoLyzer® G2

The MOST Network Analysis Lab provides a complete overview of the capabilities and features of the OptoLyzer G2, the state-of-the-art analysis tool for MOST.

This session, offered in a laboratory format, focuses on a practical approach to analyzing the MOST network communication in on-line and off-line modes. After a general introduction, various features of OptoLyzer G2 are demonstrated and you will then learn how to configure them in the OptoLyzer Suite. In addition, several use cases of OptoLyzer G2’s node mode are discussed.


Prerequisites:

Basic knowledge on MOST systems as provided in the MOST Foundation Training and a general knowledge of digital hardware and communication techniques

Target Audience:
  • Test engineers
  • Hardware and software developers of MOST based systems and applications who focus on analyzing network communication
Content:
  • Overview of features of the OptoLyzer OL3xxx and the OptoLyzer Suite, including software extensions
  • OptoLyzer Suite introduction: Getting started, bypass mode versus node mode, sending messages with Transceiver, routing audio data, network data analysis, stress generation
  • Analysis of the network: Data recording, trigger implementation, use of simple filters, use of comments and bookmarks, highlighting data with colors, activating high protocols, configuration of complex filters, advanced settings
  • Analysis and discussion of typical situations, including network start up and shut down operations, device error situations, segmented messages
Benefits:
  • Understand the concept and features of OptoLyzer G2
  • Set up and configure OptoLyzer G2 in your test environment
  • Record network data
  • Analyze network communication on-line and off-line
  • Configure various analysis functions
  • Learn to recognize typical device error scenarios via the MOST network
Duration:

One day

Updated Tuesday, 22 November 2011
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