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Date: Fri, 07 Mar 1997 02:23:16 +0800
From: Sarunas Cepulis <saras@kaunas.aiva.lt>
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Subject: Re: PC-Based Oscilloscope OR Logic Analyzer
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Gvran Mvrk wrote:
>
> MSI: Sean Cunningham wrote:
>
>   Thanks for everyone's suggestions for my question about PC-based
>   oscilloscopes for debugging PICs. I had no idea there were so many
>   options out there.
>
>   If I may, I'd like to ask my question again with better clarity:
>
>   I'd like a device that could:
>
>   - Interface to PC via serial or parallel port
>   - Monitor up to 8 lines at a time - like a Trace, I guess
>   - Have high enough resolution to be useful debugging 9600 RS-232
>   (TTL
>   levels)
>   - Have really good Windows-based software
>
>   Does anyone know if such a thing exists?
>
>  We're using a 18 channel logic analyzer called Pod-a-Lyser from Boulder
> Creek Enginnering, covering all your requirements,and are satisfied.
>
> GM
Hi,
Look http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/jussi/dMain.htm

Saras.
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