Fair enough. I guess in the past updates have become available while I was sleeping and maybe the web notice came a little while after. I often seem to download the update through Logic2 before I see it here.
Nothing like doing production work on the bleeding edge.
@rei_vilo I somewhat agree. As a general thing I prefer paper mode (dark on light) than CRT mode (light on dark). For rendering signal traces however light on dark allows a much wider color and intensity pallet.
I would be in favor of a paper UI with a CRT signal pane, at least as an option.
I just noticed that the analog channels could be the problem. The file is around 340MB.
I can send it to you anyway via Firefox Send.
Is there a way to for example disable the analog channels in a read-only session and then “resave” it?
This would greatly increase the load speed of the saved capture.
Speaking of USB Transfers - There was a discussion earlier on, about being able to do some form of data reduction on the USB data. Back to about 2.2.6… In where I mentioned with the released Logic software I would save away one of the USB reports (CSV file), that might have a million or two lines of output, and how using linux grep and sublime text editor I can often reduce this down to a few hundred lines (or less) of actual messages (those which send or receive actual data)… (March 13th post)
At the time (back about mid March) I sent a SAL file by email, which it sounded like maybe a HAL could be produced for it. Although at that point only Serial, I2C, SPI had support for HALs. Last I checked it sounded like that was still the case?
Thanks again
Kurt
P.S. - I still miss having the screen shot capabilities. I get by, by PRINT-Screen then bring up Photoshop…
Adding HLA support to our USB analyzer is still on my radar . It’s about 75% there, but unfortunately other tasks have taken priority. You’ll be the first to know when it’s ready!
Total failure and rejected promises…until I installed libnsl.so.1
I’ve been using the various alpha releases for a while, but when I tried version 17 the app would not start. The previous version I was using, 14, worked great.
This is on CentOS 8.1. Looking at errors, it seemed that it might be related to libnsl.so.1 – and indeed installing that fixed the problem. I’m not sure what happened between 14 and 17, though.
Looking good, otherwise. I am really looking forward to using the saved presets.
I was very confused about presets usage. I saved and then tried to find the file and could not. I had to dig around to find the export functionality so that I could share the presets with other people. Maybe a note on the save page would be useful.
