Hello!
I would like to use logic analyzer pro as a BiSS analyzer. I read somewhere in the documentaion
that I have to use the BiSS DLL, but here is the problem:
Thanks for any hint.
Elodie.
@elodie The BiSS analyzer should be included by default with our software. You can find it when adding a protocol analyzer (Open the “Analyzers” panel on the right, then click the “+” button at the top right).
For an example on configuring protocol analyzers like the BiSS analyzer, you can refer to the video in the support article below.
The image below also shows an example of the BiSS analyzer in action on MacOS.
Hope that helps!
Thanks!
That was a matter of getting used to it, now it works. I have the data channels are not analyzed, and that what is displayed in orange is the so-called register communication. Any hint of how to separate the various data (i.e. start, extra MA clocks (if any), data channel, E, W, CRC?
Thanks!
Elodie
@elodie Glad to hear you’ve got it working! For your request below:
Any hint of how to separate the various data (i.e. start, extra MA clocks (if any), data channel, E, W, CRC?
I don’t have much experience with the BiSS protocol, however, by default (i.e. when setting the BiSS analyzer to “Data Type: Register Data” in its settings window), our BiSS analyzer generates simulation data and breaks down the decoded data like in the image below.
On the other hand, setting the BiSS analyzer to “Data Type: Single Cycle Data” will decode the data in a per-cycle manner like in the image below.
The 2 modes above are the ones available with our BiSS analyzer.
As an added extra resource, feel free to check out our source code for the BiSS analyzer in case you want to look into the inner workings of the decoding algorithm it uses, in addition to more information on the granularity to which it decodes data.
Hope the above helps!
