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Data Transit Integrates the Extreme Protocol Solutions SAS/SATA Development Software Storage Companies can reduce SAS Test and Development Times with PacketMaker II Development System San Jose, CA. (February 18, 2004) -- Data Transit Corporation, the leading supplier of modular bus protocol analyzers and Extreme Protocol Solutions, a leader in storage test solutions have signed an agreement to integrate Extreme Protocol Solutions products with the Packetmaker II for SAS/SATA to provide a groundbreaking combination of power and ease of use. Never before has the low level power and functionality of a custom board been merged with such a sophisticated, easy to use interface.
PacketMaker II is a flexible traffic generator capable of creating and modifying frames at the low and high levels of the SAS/SATA protocol. The bundled product will be known as the PacketMaker Development System and will provide unprecedented ease of use to Data Transit's PacketMaker II hardware through Extreme Protocol Solutions' graphical user interface and high level scripting language. PacketMaker II's industry leading functionality will now be made accessible to everyone regardless of prior programming experience or SAS/SATA expertise. This powerful combination will reduce the overall expenditure of time and resources for SAS product development. Companies introducing a new storage protocol based product will typically spend several months developing new test scripts for it. These new tools not only provide scripts but a superior test environment allowing for hundreds of devices to be run simultaneously. "We want to provide best of class tools for manufacturing and test," said Dale Smith, Founder, President and CTO of Data Transit. "The combination of Data Transit's PacketMaker II and Extreme Protocols Solutions' software provides engineers with the ability to work at a high level normally with the option to drill down to the lowest levels of a protocol with a packet-oriented GUI when necessary." Three SAS/SATA focused PacketMaker II test tools are now available that will dramatically cut the development process and time-to-market of new SAS/SATA devices. Extreme SCSI combines powerful utilities, media tools and canned tests with the ability to issue any SCSI command to any device running the SAS or SATA protocols. The Extreme Manufacturing test environment is designed for SAS/SATA peripheral testing as well as manufacturing, DVT, ORT, incoming inspection and final inspection. This level of quality testing and statistical data gathering provide powerful and meaningful results in any stage of testing. Scriptgen is an easy to use tool for rapidly creating simple or complex test scripts. It comes with an extensive library of canned tests for SAS/SATA devices which can perform data integrity testing, complex looping, conditional branching, sophisticated error handling and much more for engineering test and manufacturing. "We are constantly searching for ways to improve our solutions and make our customers successful," said Roger Gagnon, President and CEO of Extreme Protocols Solutions. "It's exciting because this level of functionality combined with such a sophisticated interface has never been seen before in our industry. Joining forces with a leader in the SAS protocol market will provide unprecedented functionality to all of our customers." For the first time customers can now run comprehensive test scripts on SAS/SATA hardware. Anyone testing SAS/SATA devices or hosts in a development or manufacturing environment will find these tools essential. Data Transit is accepting orders for this product and is planning on shipping beginning February 18, 2004. Contact Data Transit for additional information. View the Packetmaker Development System at Extreme Protocol Solutions.
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