On Sun, Aug 18, 2002 at 10:30:02PM -0400, Jason Harper wrote:
> BAJ wrote:
> > You must have missed the context. I was specifically and only referring
> to the
> > logic analyzer function, whose job isn't either displaying output or
> > supplying input.
>
> The logic monitor (NOT "analyzer", that implies capabilities that it
> doesn't have) in my design IS for for displaying output and supplying
> input.  Think of it like one of those clip-on monitors that have a LED or
> LCD element per IC pin, except that it displays on the computer screen
> instead, and has the ability to set individual lines as outputs (with
> automatic reversion to a hi-Z input if there's a conflict).

[The rest deleted for brevity.]

> Does that make what I'm talking about any clearer?

Yes. Finally. Crystal. See my concession speech for more details...

BAJ

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