In the I2C Analyzer table, the Stop and Start in the I2C protocol show a duration of 4ns. What duration does the 4ns refer to (see screen capture below)?
Do you plan to bring the read/write bit as a column in the decoded protocol table such as a column that would have ‘R’ or ‘W’ in it? I can pull this out of the address field, but having this separate would be nice.
What is the plan to implement export of the decoded protocol? I keep wanting to select a portion of the table and do a copy and paste into Excel.
Keep up the great work! I using the Alpha as my main tool and haven’t needed to revert back to V1 or a prior Alpha release in a long time.
In the I2C Analyzer table, the Stop and Start in the I2C protocol show a duration of 4ns. What duration does the 4ns refer to (see screen capture below)?
The duration is pretty much meaningless in this case (it means that the Start and Stop marker are 1 sample wide).
Do you plan to bring the read/write bit as a column in the decoded protocol table such as a column that would have ‘R’ or ‘W’ in it?
What is the plan to implement export of the decoded protocol?
You can export the entire analyzer data by right-clicking on the analyzer. We’re also planning to support exporting filtered results later on (via the data table).
I like the terminal pane. To what does the PRO label correspond?
Adding a new-line before each write and read would be great for display and copy-paste. Currently, the new-line seems to be added randomly on some frames.
The SMBus analyzer is still broken in v2.2.15 on Windows 10 for Logic Pro 8. No matter which lines I select as SMBDAT and SMBCLK, the following error message is printed:
Please select different inputs for the channels
The problem has already been observed by zainahmed1559 in an earlier Mac OS release:
