iWave’s ARINC 818 Video Protocol Analyzer (VPA) instantly verifies the ADVB Packets against ARINC818 Standards. ARINC818 VPA software efficiently captures, decodes the ADVB data, and displays the ADVB data, raw video data, and error status. It is an excellent troubleshooting tool that helps to quickly detect and rectify errors in the ARINC 818-2 applications, simultaneously ensuring compliance of the system with the ARINC 818-2 standards.
Transmission Medium: Optical Fiber or 75-Ohm/100-Ohm/150-Ohm Copper Medium
Supports any video resolution up to Full HD @ 60Hz in a progressive format
FPGA based board used to receive and transmit the ADVB via SFP module
Incoming ADVB frames are tapped and captured by FPGA Logic for analysis
Captured ADVB frames transmitted to Host PC via PCIe port (x4 Gen2) for further analysis
ARINC 818 VPA Card
x1 HDMI Video Input up to Full HD @60fps
x1 HDMI Video Output up to Full HD @60fps
1x SFP Connector for ARINC 818 Optical or 75-Ohm Copper Input
1x Quadrax Connector for ARINC818 100-Ohm/150-Ohm Copper Input
Linux Host:
Dell OptiPlex 3050MT or equivalent
RAM: 4GB
HDD: 1TB
OS: 64-Bit Linux Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
Commercial Grade Operation
GUI Application Features
GUI Application running on Host PC to read the captured ADVB samples, decode & display
Trigger Modes: Immediate, Trigger On-Error & Order Set (IDLE, SOFi, SOFn, EOFn, EOFt)
Frame and Line information: Resolution (W x H), Refresh Rate and Color Format
Captured ADVB RAW data will be displayed FC frame by FC frame. Each FC frame will be having the parameters like Word Offset, Time Stamp, B0 (MSB) to B3 (LSB) bytes, Data Field and Status
Frame Container details like FC Frame Header, Container Header & Object 0 Ancillary Data
Container Statistics: Container Size in bytes, Total FC Frames, FC Frame 0 Size in bytes, FC Frame 1 – N size in bytes, SOFi Count, SOFn Count, EOFn Count, EOFt Count
Analyzing different error status: CRC, Payload, Sync Loss, Frame Loss Error for the individual captured FC frames
Link Status:
Order Set Detect Status: IDLE, SOFi, SOFn, EOFn, EOFt
Error Status: CRC Error, Disparity error, Out of Sync error, Payload error
Optical Link Status
ADVB Video Data Capture:
Capture the incoming one video frame and display the captured image on GUI
Capture Image can be saved on the Local Folder
ARINC818 TX:
Loopback ADVB data from ARINC 818 RX to ARINC 818 TX
Internal Test Patterns to ARINC 818 TX
Saving and Loading captured ADVB RAW data samples:
Captured Raw Data can be saved to a binary file (.iwacap)
Captured samples can be loaded from a previously-saved file for further offline analysis
HIGHLIGHTS
iWave’s ARINC Video Protocol Analyzer verifies the ADVB Packets against ARINC 818 Standard
GUI application running on Linux PC will display the captured sample data for deep analysis
Supports FC 1x, FC 2x, FC 3x and FC 4x rates
Enables to store the captured data in a file for offline ADVB frame analysis
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