Event Structure: Native BYTE-TS

	Event structure	What is a BYTE-TS event?
	Native BYTE-TS display	Using the Clarinet Event-Editor without a filter.
	BYTE-TS decoding	Using the Clarinet Event-Editor with an appropriate filter.
	Standards	G711, ...

BYTE-TS event

The BYTE-TS events are generated by the analysis process on the DL link (64 Kbits B-channel) when the data structure is based on octets (as speech, ...).

More details about BYTE-TS in Clarinet Slides.(see Native events/BYTE-TS)

The binary event structure is defined in the Clarinet-API.

Clarinet Event-Editor: native BYTE-TS display

The edition of BYTE-TS events without any formatting allows the data block to be displayed:

	Event information	Date	Date of the event (end of data block) in the format: hh:mm:ss/xxx.y
		N	The interface number which identifies the Clarinet-interface connected to the host.
		Link type	TD: Data Link Transmit direction RD: Data Link Receive direction
		D1	The decoding level as specified in the filter (protocol stack).
	Protocol fields	BYTE-TS	<BYTE-TS type> <length>
	Data field	Octets of the data block are displayed in hexadecimal.

BYTE-TS Protocol fields

	<BYTE-TS type>	Data block.
	<length>	Length of the data block.

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