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Open Source Rules Examples

Rules are practically small pieces of code that enable the user (or Perytons support) to add features to the analyzer, or to modify existing analysis, without the need to add these features into the Perytons Analyzer core. To learn more about Rules press here.

The following list contains example rules with a brief description of each. From time to time the Perytons support group will update this page with additional rules that you might find useful for your needs. You are welcome to load the rules and use them in your analyzer environment, or study them for your own inspiration. To use a rule, you need to download it from the given link, and then copy it to the Perytons rules folder. The default location is MyDocuments⁄Perytons⁄Rules (unless changed to a different location in the user preferences).
  • UDP rule. Last updated September 15, 2009, compatible with analyzer version 2.54 and up.
    This rule sends the data of messages from device #16 over UDP. MAC data is built into a string holding message start indication, message index, time, RSSI and payload. This structure is sent over UDP to a predefined IP address and UDP port. (use the analyzer's 'Preferences', 'General' tab, 'Connection String' under the 'Tools' menu to define the IP address and port. for example 192.168.1.1:100 or www.domain.com:100). This rule can run in parallel of the data being captured, or when loading previously captured data from file.
    To download this rule press here.
     
  • AckLAtency rule. Last updated June 4, 2009, compatible with analyzer version 2.3 and up.
    This rule generates charts showing the histogram of acknowledgements and routing latency. It also generates alerts on message acknowledgements (acks) arriving later than 11msec.
    To download this rule press here.
     
  • AddMessages rule. Last updated May 17, 2009, compatible with analyzer version 2.3 and up.
    This rule changes the message color in TimeView of messages holding pre-defined values in their MacHeaderSeq fields. The rule also changes the message color in TimeView, copies the message to Message View section and changes message field color in Message View of specific messages holding pre-defined values in their MacHeaderSeq fields.
    To download this rule press here.

 
 
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