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MIPI RFFE (MIPI RF Front-End)

MIPI RFFE Protocol Analyzer settings. For Channel UI differences by product family, see Settings.

Supported Models

LA3000/LA4000

LA3000/LA4000 is supported only on B series.

TravelLogic

TL3000/TL4000 is supported only on B series.

BusFinder

BF6000 is supported only on B series, all BF7000 models are supported.

Protocol Exerciser

PX2816B is supported.

MSO2000/3000

MSO2008E MSO2116E MSO2116B MSO2216B MSO2216B+ MSO2416B+
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MSO2216M+ MSO2116E+ MSO2116B+
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All MSO3000 models are supported.

TravelScope 3000

All TS3000 models are supported.

Settings

MIPI RFFE Settings

MIPI RFFE Protocol Analyzer settings (TravelLogic series)
  • Settings:
    • Sample Rate: RFFE analysis sample rate (typical choices 200/250/500 MHz/1 GHz). Too low may fail to decode. Main Default does not reset this field; new protocol defaults to 200 MHz.
  • Trigger settings:

    • Trigger On: Check error conditions to trigger. Bus Park Cycle Error, Parity Error, Frame Error. Default: all cleared.
    • RFFE Packet: Trigger on RFFE command/address/data; when checked the gear is enabled (Enable) and opens MIPI RFFE Trigger Settings (see popup notes). First check often opens the dialog. Default: cleared.
      • Command: Command type to match (e.g. Any_Command). Dialog Default: Any_Command.
      • SA / MID, Address: Slave Address / Manufacturer ID and Address High/Low. Xh/XXh = don't care. Dialog Default: SA Xh, address/data XXh.
      • Data: Any Offset or a fixed offset, then Byte 1–8 pattern. Dialog Default: Any Offset, offset 0, each byte XXh.
      • Default: Restore the dialog to those don't-care / Any conditions. Open this dialog from the gear next to Trigger On → RFFE Packet to trigger on RFFE command/address/data:
  • Command: Command type (e.g. Any_Command). Default: Any_Command.

  • SA / MID, Address: Slave Address / Manufacturer ID and Address High/Low; Xh/XXh = don't care. Default: SA Xh, address/data XXh.
  • Data: Any Offset or a fixed offset, then Byte 1–8 pattern. Default: Any Offset, offset 0, each byte XXh.
  • Default: Restore those don't-care / Any conditions.

MIPI RFFE Trigger Settings

MIPI RFFE: MIPI RFFE Trigger Settings (RFFE Packet)

See also