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Perytons analyzers support Digi Protocols

Published on May 13, 2013 by in Technical

Perytons analyzers support the standard 802.15.4/ZigBee protocol including its profiles. Additionally, the analyzers support other 802.15.4 based protocols like 6LoWPAN and RF4CE.
The Digi XBee modules can run two different protocol stacks:
1 – Standard ZigBee
2 – A proprietary DigiMesh protocol.
If you use the standard ZigBee, you can use the standard Perytons Analyzer.
If you the Digi modules in the DigiMesh mode, Perytons Support can provide a plug-in that allows you to decode the packets – see an example of a decoded packet – below.

The plug-in skips the two bytes as suggested by Digi.
You may download the Perytons evaluation software from the following link: http://www.perytons.com/downloads/ using one of the supported front-end dongles listed here: http://www.perytons.com/support/wireless/supported-hardware/).
You may send Perytons the Product Key of your installation (Help/Activation Product) and receive a temporary activation code and a plug-in to decode and analyze the DigiMesh data.
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Triggering data transmission and capture of the ZigBee sniffer or PLC analyzer via command line

Published on January 14, 2013 by in Technical

Integrated with the Perytons™ Protocol Analyzer basic license is the Protocol Analyzer Player feature.

The Perytons™ Protocol Analyzer Player allows controlling the capture (and traffic generation if applicable) functions from a command line:

With the Perytons™ Protocol Analyzer Player the user can set to automatically run the analyzer application and start or end a capture (and traffic generation if applicable) by another application without using the analyzer GUI (graphical user interface).

The Protocol Analyzer Player is especially helpful for scenarios such as unattended analysis or recovering analysis sessions after a PC restart, etc.

 
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Attaching notes to messages and devices in the 802.15 ZigBee analyzer

Published on October 4, 2012 by in Technical

User defined notes can be easily attached to messages and devices of choice so these get specially marked when sharing and discussing specific scenarios with colleagues.
For example if you want to mark three different messages with a note saying: ‘Tests of XYZ Failed. Check with John’, here is one way to do this:
Right-click on each of the messages and add the a.m. note:

User Define Notes

If you open the Bookmarks and Notes window from the Windows menu (it is nested with the Message Tree View window by default), you will see three tabs that show messages and devices with notes as well as time-related bookmarks – respectively.  Clicking on any of the rows (device, message, time) will bring the relevant item into view in the different analyzer window.

Furthermore you can search for all messages with a specific (or any) note, and the result will be shown in a new tab in the Message View window:

 
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