Software Interface Manual

o Initialize a USB 3.0 device into loopback using the handshake with timeout and warm reset

mode, and "Disconnect Support" options,and count errors using the devices internal error counter

LCPeRT_ConnectToDUTWithOptions(session, LCPERT_INIT_MODE_LOOPBACK,

LCPERT_INIT_OPTION_USB3_WITH_TIMEOUT,

LCPERT_INIT_COUNT_INTERNAL_DUT_COUNTER, "USB 3.0 Disconnect Support")

o Initialize a PCIE device in blind mode

LCPeRT_ConnectToDUTWithOptions(session, LCPERT_INIT_MODE_LOOPBACK,

LCPERT_INIT_OPTION_PCIE_BLIND, LCPERT_INIT_COUNT_BIT_ERRORS,

NULL)

Note: Only specific combinations of InitMode / InitOption / CountMode and CustomSequence are valid.

The PeRT user interface displays the supported combinations for each protocol. Calling

LCPeRT_ConnectToDUTWithOptions with an unsupported combination of options is not valid and may

result in unpredictable behavior.

What does LCPeRT_Abort() do?

LCPeRT_Abort() immediately terminates any long running operation (leaving the PeRT

in an undefined

state) and closes the session. You must re-initialize the session in order to place the PeRT

into a known

state.

What does LCPeRT_RunTestScript() do?

LCPeRT_RunTestScript() runs a predefined script. The function does not return until the script

completes.

What does LCPeRT_ ConfigurePeRT () do?

LCPeRT_ ConfigurePeRT() configures the PeRT

o ProtocolName is one of: "SAS", "SATA", "PCIe", "USB3", "CUSTOM" (not case sensitive)

o Speed is in MHz

o ClockOutDivider should be 1 or between 8 and 511

Example:

LCPeRT_ConfigurePeRT(session, "PCIe", 1, 5000, 20, false);

NOTE: This function may take several minutes to complete. Protocol changes make require logic to be

reloaded, and setting clock rates can require re-synchronizing the hardware.

What is RepCapIdentifier?

The RepCapIdentifier is a channel identifier for this driver. Per the IVI spec, you would get the

RepCapIdentifier by calling:

LCPeRT_GetChannelName(ViSession Vi, ViInt32 Index, ViInt32 NameBufferSize, ViChar

Name[])

 Index is the channel number (1 thru 4)

 Name is a character buffer you pass in that the result will be stored in

 NameBufferSize is the size of the buffer that you are passing in

In this case, you need to pass in a buffer that's at least 4 bytes long. Channel identifiers are "CH1"

"CH2" "CH3" and "CH4".