IR910D (Dual IR head adapter) and IR910SW work together to record IrDA protocol conversation from 9.6K to
115.2 Kbps.
It is a very useful tool to visualize the actual IrDA communication traffic, translated into IrDA data
packet frame structure, as well as the timing information, making debugging more effective and accurate.
It not only records IrDA data traffic but also the valuable timing information down to byte level
which is shown in the LOG_PHY.TXT output file.
It does not decode or interpret OBEX or any layers above IrLMP layer, but all the information is
preserved for you to read, e.g. Output LOG_LMP.TXT sample is an OBEX session.
It is a three-step process. Step one is to record the IrDA traffic. Step two is to translate the recorded
data to text files. And step three is to view the text files. Each step has the associated software module to enable such functions.
The recorded data is written into a binary file LOG_RAW.BIN. This file can be analyzed and translated
into text files.
You may use any editor or word processor to view the ASCII text files generated. These text files
are almost self-explanatory.