The Export command is sent to the analyzer to exercise the Export CSV menu option to export existing frames. This command does not require capture hardware to be connected. The command format is:
“Export;file=<path>;[mode=<mode>;][tab=<technology:layer>]”
For “path”:
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If the export path represents just a file name, the configured log directory will be prepended.
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The file extension must be “.csv” for the Export command.
Valid values for “mode” are:
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0 – Wait for frame compilation and filtering to complete, default
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1 – Do not wait for frame compilation to complete
It is important to understand that if the “mode” parameter is not specified or has a value “0” and the analyzer is analyzing frames, then the Export command may wait indefinitely.
The tab currently selected on the Frame Display is what gets exported. A specified tab can be selected using the optional Tab= “<technology>:<layer>” where the layer name generally matches the tab names in Frame Display.
Export Technologies
Valid values for “technology” are:
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Classic" – Classic baseband
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"LE" – Low Energy baseband
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"802154" – 802.15.4 baseband
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"logic" – Digital logic signals captured by the analyzer
Export Layers
Valid values for “layer” are listed in the following table. It should be noted that this list could be incomplete and that there are additional layers available to feature license holders.
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"6LoWPAN" |
"802.11 AMP" |
"802.11 MAC" |
"802.11 Radio" |
"802.15.4 MAC" |
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"802.15.4 Metadata" |
"802.15.4 PHY" |
"802.1D - STP" |
"802.1X" |
"A2DP" |
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"ACP" |
"AMP Manager" |
"ARP" |
"ASHA" |
"ATT" |
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"AVCTP" |
"AVDTP Media" |
"AVDTP Recover" |
"AVDTP Report" |
"AVDTP Signaling" |
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"AVDTP" |
"AVRCP Browsing" |
"AVRCP" |
"Baseband" |
"BCCMD" |
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"BIP" |
"BlueCore Serial Protocol 1" |
"BlueCore Serial Protocol 2" |
"BlueCore Serial Protocol" |
"Bluetooth FHS" |
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"Bluetooth PRP" |
"Bluetooth USB" |
"Bluetooth Virtual Transport" |
"BNEP" |
"BPP" |
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"BSP" |
"BT SLIP" |
"BT-HID" |
"CAPI" |
"Chipcard Bulk Messages" |
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"CIP" |
"CMTP" |
"CoAP" |
"CSB" |
"CSRMesh MASP" |
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"CSRMesh MCP" |
"CSRMesh MTP" |
"CTN" |
"DHCP/BOOTP" |
"DHCPv6" |
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"DLR" |
"DNS" |
"DTLS" |
"Encaps. Ethernet" |
"Encaps. HDLC mod 128 (LAPB)" |
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"Encaps. HDLC mod 8 (LAPB)" |
"Encaps. SDLC mod 128" |
"Encaps. SDLC mod 8" |
"Encapsulated AsyncPPP" |
"Ethernet" |
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"Extended Inquiry Response" |
"FAX" |
"Frame Info" |
"FTP" |
"H4DS" |
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"Hands-Free" |
"HCI SCO/eSCO" |
"HCI SPI 1 Metadata" |
"HCI SPI 1" |
"HCI SPI 2 Metadata" |
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"HCI SPI 2" |
"HCI SPI" |
"HCI UART 1" |
"HCI UART 2" |
"HCI UART" |
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"HCI" |
"HCRP Control" |
"HCRP Data" |
"HDP_11073" |
"Headset" |
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"HID Keyboard" |
"HID Mouse" |
"HID OVER GATT" |
"HS/HF" |
"HTTP" |
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"iAP" |
"iAP1 Accessory Equalizer" |
"iAP1 Digital Audio" |
"iAP1 Display Remote" |
"iAP1 Extended Interface" |
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"iAP1 General" |
"iAP1 iPod Out" |
"iAP1 Location" |
"iAP1 RF Tuner" |
"iAP1 Simple Remote" |
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"iAP1 Sports" |
"iAP1 Storage" |
"iAP1 USB Host Mode" |
"iAP1 USB" |
"iAP2" |
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"IBM NetBIOS" |
"ICMP" |
"ICMPv6" |
"IEC-61850" |
"IGMP" |
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"IPsecESP" |
"IPsecNAT" |
"IPv4" |
"IPv6" |
"IPX NetBIOS" |
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"IPX RIP" |
"IPX SAP" |
"IPX SPX" |
"ISAKMP" |
"ISOAL" |
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"L2CAP" |
"LE ADV" |
"LE BB" |
"LE BIS" |
"LE CIS" |
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"LE CS" |
"LE DATA" |
"LE LL" |
"LE PKT" |
"LE Test Mode" |
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"LLC 802.2" |
"LLDP" |
"LMP" |
"Logic Signals 1" |
"Logic Signals 2" |
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"Logic Signals 3" |
"Logic Signals" |
"LPMP" |
"MAP" |
"Mass Storage Bulk Only Transport" |
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"Matter" |
"MCAP Control" |
"Mesh Beacon" |
"Mesh Provisioning" |
"Mesh Proxy" |
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"Mesh" |
"Metadata " |
"Metadata " |
"Metadata " |
"Metadata " |
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"Metadata " |
"Metadata " |
"Metadata " |
"Metadata" |
"MLE" |
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"MWS WCI-2 1" |
"MWS WCI-2 2" |
"MWS WCI-2" |
"NBDS" |
"NBNS" |
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"NBSS" |
"NCM Data" |
"NCP" |
"NMEA_0183" |
"NMEA-0183" |
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"Non-Captured Info" |
"OBEX" |
"OPP" |
"PBAP" |
"PPP" |
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"PreConnection-FHS" |
"PTP/MTP" |
"PTS" |
"Q.933" |
"RA USBCIP" |
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"Radio Tap" |
"RFCOMM" |
"RNDIS" |
"RTCP" |
"RTP" |
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"SCO/eSCO" |
"SCSI Primary Commands" |
"SDIO" |
"SDIO/SPI" |
"SDIO/SPI/HCI" |
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"SDP" |
"SIM ACCESS" |
"SIM Application" |
"SIP" |
"SMB" |
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"SMP" |
"SMTP" |
"SNAP" |
"SNMP" |
"SPP" |
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"SSDP" |
"Sybase TDS" |
"SYNC" |
"SyncML" |
"TCP" |
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"TCS" |
"Three-Wire UART 1" |
"Three-Wire UART 2" |
"Three-Wire UART" |
"TLS" |
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"TMF" |
"UDI" |
"UDP" |
"UMA" |
"Undecoded L2CAP Frame" |
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"Undecoded Mesh" |
"Undecoded RFCOMM Frame" |
"URB" |
"USB 1" |
"USB 2" |
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"USB Data and Handshake Messages" |
"USB Pre Messages" |
"USB Setup" |
"USB Split Message" |
"USB Token Message" |
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"USB" |
"UWB MAC" |
"UWB Packet Encapsulator" |
"UWB Radio" |
"VCP" |
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"VDP" |
"Virtual Sniffer" |
"VJC" |
"VJU" |
"WB/SWB Speech" |
Response: “EXPORT;<status>[;Reason=<reason>]” where a reason will only be supplied for FAILED status.
Example – “Export;file=export1.csv;tab=Classic:SCO/eSCO”
The following data sources support the listed logic layers. These are:
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Sodera: "Logic Signals"
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X240: "Logic Signals 1" or "Logic Signals 2"
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X500/X00e: "Logic Signals 1", "Logic Signals 2", or "Logic Signals 3"
An example automation server command for exporting the logic layer with the “Logic Signals 1” tab using the X240 data source is:
Example – "Export;file=logic_layer.csv;mode=0;tab=Logic:Logic Signals 1"
If your capture file does not contain the specified layer name OR you make an error in entering the layer name, then the export command will export the currently selected layer. In other words, there will not be an error notification for this case.
Export can cause the analyzer to spend considerable time generating the file.