Description:
Configuration parameters for port-level high resolution measurement.
Automatically created from: Analyzer
Result children (automatically created): HighResolutionSamplingPortResults
Relations:
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PfcConfig (AffiliatedPfcTrigger) |
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ResultChild (ResultChild) |
Use this to connect a results object to an object. |
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BaselineSampleCount |
Number of samples used to calculate the trigger value. Type: u8 Default: 3 Range: 1 - 255 |
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EnableTrigger |
Whether triggering should be enabled or disabled. Type: bool Default: TRUE Possible Values:
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SamplingDuration |
Duration of the sample polling period in ms. Type: u16 Default: 10 Range: 1 - 100 |
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SamplingInterval |
Interval for polling the samples in ms. Type: u16 Default: 10 Range: 1 - 100 |
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TimingMode |
Mode used for timing purposes. Type: enum Default: INTERVAL Possible Values:
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TriggerCondition |
Condition to apply the statistic. Type: enum Default: LESS_THAN Possible Values:
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TriggerLocation |
Trigger location. Type: u8 Default: 20 Range: 0 - 99 |
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TriggerStat |
What statistic to use for triggering. Type: string Default: TotalFrameRate |
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TriggerValue |
Value to use for the trigger. Type: double Default: 95 |
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TriggerValueUnitMode |
Type of trigger value. Type: enum Default: PERCENT_BASELINE Possible Values:
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BufferingState |
Stored buffer state. Type: enum Default: READY Possible Values:
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EventTriggeredStatus |
Trigger status. Type: bool Default: FALSE Possible Values:
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TotalSamples |
Total number of samples supported for port high resolution. Type: u16 Default: 1000 Range: 1 - 1000 |