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This chapter describes the user interfaces of the tool. By this way, it will by easier to understand how the tool works. The user interface is structured on few pages into three tags. | This chapter describes the user interfaces of the tool. By this way, it will by easier to understand how the tool works. The user interface is structured on few pages into three tags. | ||
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The first tag is used to edit the scenario of the estimator. The second tag is used to edit the configuration of all protocols which are available for the estimator. And the third tag is used to show the details of all estimations for all protocols. | The first tag is used to edit the scenario of the estimator. The second tag is used to edit the configuration of all protocols which are available for the estimator. And the third tag is used to show the details of all estimations for all protocols. | ||
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This page contains the list of all data and events which the device could send during its production. Here the values will be automatically generate. Then, the estimator will compute how many bandwidth the protocol needs to send these informations. For the data, there are five main types of informations. | This page contains the list of all data and events which the device could send during its production. Here the values will be automatically generate. Then, the estimator will compute how many bandwidth the protocol needs to send these informations. For the data, there are five main types of informations. | ||
Revision as of 10:07, 26 March 2012
Introduction
This document describes the specifications of a generic bandwidth estimator. The purpose of this estimator is to provide a tool to estimate the bandwidth which is consume by one specific use case with lots of different communication protocols. The estimator consume an instance of the model which describe the current application. The estimator search informations about the data, events and commands which are describe into the application model. With this tool, users will be able to describe how the values of data, events and commands will be generate for the estimator. This description is the scenario of the estimator. Then, the tool will offer to estimate the bandwidth which will be consume by this scenario for one specific period. The following chapters describe the user interfaces, the model which is used to describe data, the model which is used by the estimator and the architecture to add new protocols for the generic bandwidth estimator.
The user interface of the tool
This chapter describes the user interfaces of the tool. By this way, it will by easier to understand how the tool works. The user interface is structured on few pages into three tags.
The first tag is used to edit the scenario of the estimator. The second tag is used to edit the configuration of all protocols which are available for the estimator. And the third tag is used to show the details of all estimations for all protocols.
Below is the details of the Data/Event generation page.
This page contains the list of all data and events which the device could send during its production. Here the values will be automatically generate. Then, the estimator will compute how many bandwidth the protocol needs to send these informations. For the data, there are five main types of informations.