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Supported hardware

2013-05-05T00:35:14Z

Xp prg: /* Sound level meters */

sigrok is intended as a flexible, cross-platform, and '''hardware-independent''' software suite, i.e., it supports various devices from many different vendors.

Here is a list of currently supported devices (various stages of completeness) and devices we plan to support in the near future.

The lists are sorted by category (supported, in progress, planned), and alphabetically within those categories.

== Logic analyzers ==

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{{hwsup_supported|ARMFLY Mini-Logic|File:ARMFLY MINI LOGIC.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|ASIX SIGMA|File:Sigma2_2.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 200MHz sampling rate, and with 256Mbit on-board memory.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Braintechnology USB Interface V2.x|File:Braintechnology_usb_interface_v26.png|is a Cypress FX2 eval board, which can be used as USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Braintechnology USB-LPS|File:Braintechnology_usb_lps.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer (and signal generator) with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|ChronoVu LA8|File:Chronovu la8 front.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 100MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|CWAV USBee SX|File:Cwav_usbee_sx.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer (and signal generator) with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_progress|Dangerous Prototypes Buspirate|File:Buspirate_v3.png|is a USB-based, 5-channel logic analyzer with up to 1MHz sampling rate. It uses the [http://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/The_Logic_Sniffer%27s_extended_SUMP_protocol extended SUMP protocol]. The Buspirate supports a logic analyzer mode and can thus be used for sample captures, however only at low speeds.}}

{{hwsup_supported|EE Electronics ESLA100|File:Eeelec xla esla100.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Lcsoft Mini Board|File:Lcsoft-miniboard-front.png|is a Cypress FX2 eval board, which can be used as USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Logic Shrimp|File:logic-shrimp-front.png|is a USB-based, 4-channel logic analyzer with up to 20MHz sampling rate. It uses the [http://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/The_Logic_Sniffer%27s_extended_SUMP_protocol extended SUMP protocol].}}

{{hwsup_supported|MCU123 Saleae Logic clone|File:Mcu123 saleae logic clone.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|MCU123 USBee AX Pro clone|File:Usbee_ax_clone_front.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Openbench Logic Sniffer|File:Openbench logic sniffer front.png|(OLS) is a USB-based (and FPGA-based), 32-channel logic analyzer with up to 100MHz sampling rate and advanced trigger functionality. It is a fully open source device — the circuit design, VHDL code for the FPGA, firmware for the PIC microcontroller and Java-based client software are all freely available. It uses the [http://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/The_Logic_Sniffer%27s_extended_SUMP_protocol extended SUMP protocol].}}

{{hwsup_supported|Robomotic BugLogic 3|File:Robomotic buglogic3.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Robomotic MiniLogic|File:Robomotic_minilogic.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Saleae Logic|File:Saleae Logic.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|ZEROPLUS Logic Cube LAP-C(16032)|File:Zeroplus Logic Cube.png| is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 100MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|ZEROPLUS LAP-16128U|File:Zeroplus_lap-16128u.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 200MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_progress|RockyLogic Ant8|File:Rockylogic_ant8.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 500MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_progress|RockyLogic Ant18e|File:RockyLogic Ant18e.png|is a USB-based, 18-channel logic analyzer with up to 1GHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Acute PKLA-1216|File:Acute_pkla1216.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 200MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Ideofy LA-08|File:Ideofy_la_08.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with a max. samplerate of 96Msps@2ch (or 60msps@4ch, or 30msps@8ch).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Ikalogic SCANALOGIC-2 PRO|File:Ikalogic_scanalogic2.png|is a USB-based, 4-channel logic analyzer with up to 20MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Intronix Logicport LA1034|File:Intronix Logicport.png|is a USB-based (and FPGA-based), 34-channel logic analyzer with up to 500MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Link Instruments LA-5580|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a USB-based, 80-channel logic analyzer with up to 500MHz samplerate. There's an optional pattern generator pod with 100 Mpoints/s.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Microchip PICkit2|File:Microchip_pickit2.png|is a USB-based, 3-channel logic analyzer with up to 1MHz sampling rate. The PICkit2 is actually a programmer/debugger for PIC microcontrollers, but it can also be used as logic analyzer.}}

{{hwsup_planned|MiniLA Mockup|File:Minila_mockup.png|is a USB-based, 32-channel logic analyzer with up to 100MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Saleae Logic16|File:Saleae_Logic16_bottom.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with 100/50/25/12.5MHz sampling rate (at 2/4/8/16 enabled channels).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Sysclk LWLA1016|File:Sysclk lwla1016.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 100MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|TechTools DigiView DV1-100|File:Techtools_digiview_dv1-100.png|is a USB-based, 18-channel logic analyzer with 100MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|ZEROPLUS Logic Cube LAP-C(322000)|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a USB-based, 32-channel logic analyzer with a max. samplerate of 200MHz.}}

{{hwsup_planned|ZLG LA1032|File:Zlg_la1032.png|is a USB-based, 32-channel, 100MHz logic analyzer.}}

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== Mixed-signal devices ==

Devices which can be used as both logic analyzer and oscilloscopes.

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{{hwsup_supported|ARMFLY AX-Pro|File:Armfly_ax_pro.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate, and with 2 additional analog channels.

'''Note:''' Only the logic analyzer functionality is supported so far, analog support is work in progress.}}

{{hwsup_supported|EE Electronics ESLA201A|File:Esla201a.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate, and with 2 additional analog channels.

'''Note:''' Only the logic analyzer functionality is supported so far, analog support is work in progress.}}

{{hwsup_supported|XZL_Studio AX|File:Studio_XZL_AX.jpeg|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate, with 2 additional analog channels and an independent trigger pin.

'''Note:''' Only the logic analyzer functionality is supported so far, analog support is work in progress, as is trigger.}}

{{hwsup_progress|Link Instruments MSO-19|File:Link Instruments MSO-19 front.png|is a USB-based, 1-channel 2GSa/s oscilloscope, 8-channel 200MSa/s logic analyzer, 100MSa/s pattern generator and a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-domain_reflectometer TDR].}}

{{hwsup_planned|Agilent MSO7104A|File:Agilent_MSO7104A.png|is a standalone, 4-channel mixed-signal digital storage oscilloscope (1GHz bandwidth, 4GSa/s samplerate, 16-channel logic analyzer).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Digilent Analog Discovery|File:Digilent_analog_discovery.png|is a USB-based 100MSa/s dual channel oscilloscope, function generator, logic analyzer and pattern generator.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Hantek 1008C|File:Hantek_1008C.png|is a USB-based 8-channel oscilloscope, with 8 channel digital pattern generator}}

{{hwsup_planned|Meilhaus MEphisto Scope1|File:Meilhaus_mephisto_scope1.png|is a USB-based multifunction acquisition device.}}

{{hwsup_planned|PoLabs PoScope Basic2|File:Polabs_poscope_basic2.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer (plus oscilloscope, signal/pattern generator, and more) with up to 8MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|QuantAsylum QA100|File:QA100.png|is a USB-based, mixed-mode oscilloscope with 12 digital inputs, 2 analog, 1 trigger and 1 audio waveform generator.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Rigol VS5202D|File:Rigol_VS5202D.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel analog oscilloscope (400MSa/S, 200MHz bandwidth) and 16-channel logic analyzer (200MHz sampling rate).}}

{{hwsup_planned|XZL_Studio DX|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate, and with 2 additional analog channels.}}

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== Oscilloscopes ==

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{{hwsup_supported|Fluke ScopeMeter 199B|File:Fluke_Scopemeter_199B.png|is a handheld combined multimeter and oscilloscope. Only the multimeter functionality is supported; the device's slow communication speed does not allow for properly supporting it as an oscilloscope in sigrok.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Hantek DSO-2090|File:Hantek DSO-2090.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 40MHz and 100MS/s sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Rigol DS1052E|File:Rigol DS1052E.png|is a 50MHz, 1GSa/s, 2-channel digital storage oscilloscope. It can be upgraded to 100MHz analog bandwidth with a software modification.}}

{{hwsup_progress|Focussz Fosc21|File:Focussz_fosc21_mugshot.png|is a USB-serial based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 3kHz and a sampling rate of 8kHz (1 channel) / 4kHz (2 channels).}}

{{hwsup_progress|Hantek DSO-5200A|File:Hantek dso-5200a device front.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 200MHz and 250MS/s sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_progress|Nexus-Computing OsciPrime|File:OsciPrime.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 3.3MHz-8MHz. It is 100% open source hardware and software.}}

{{hwsup_progress|Velleman PCSU1000|File:Velleman PCSU1000.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 50MHz and 1GS/s sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_progress|Hantek DSO-2250|File:Dso2250-top.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 100MHz and 250MS/s sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Hantek DSO-1200|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 200MHz and 500MS/s sampling rate (and a multimeter).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Fluke ScopeMeter 123|File:Fluke scopemeter123.png|is a handheld, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 20MHz and 25MS/s sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Pico Technology PicoScope 2203|File:Picoscope 2203.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 5MHz and 40/20MS/s sampling rate (1-/2-channel one-shot mode).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Pico Technology PicoScope 2205|File:PicoScope_2205.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 25MHz and 200/100MS/s sampling rate (1-/2-channel one-shot mode).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Pico Technology PicoScope 3206|File:Picoscope 3206.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 200MHz and 200/100MS/s sampling rate (1-/2-channel one-shot mode).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Pico Technology PicoScope 5203|File:Picoscope 5203.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 250MHz and 1/0,5GS/s sampling rate (1-/2-channel one-shot mode).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Incite Technology USB-DUXfast|File:Usbduxfast.png|is an USB-based analog data acquisition device. It supports up to 16 channels at 3MHz.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Voltcraft DSO-3062C|File:Voltcraft DSO-3062C.png|is a 60MHz, 1GSa/s, 2-channel digital storage oscilloscope. It can be upgraded to 200MHz analog bandwidth with a software modification.}}

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== Multimeters ==

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{{hwsup_supported|Agilent U1231A|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a 6000 counts, CAT III (600V) handheld digital multimeter with USB or Bluetooth connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Agilent U1232A|File:Agilent U1232A.png|is a 6000 counts, CAT III (600V) handheld digital multimeter with USB or Bluetooth connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Agilent U1233A|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a 6000 counts, CAT III (600V) handheld digital multimeter with USB or Bluetooth connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Brymen BM857|File:Bm_857_mugshot_500000.png|is a 50000 counts (500000 DC), CAT III (1000V) / CAT IV (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Digitek DT4000ZC|File:Digitek_dt4000zc_device_front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Fluke 187/189|File:Fluke 187.png|are 50000 counts, handheld digital multimeters with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Fluke 287/289|File:Fluke 287.png|are 50000 counts handheld digital multimeters with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|MASTECH MAS345|File:Mastech mas345 device front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|PCE PCE-DM32|File:Pce-pce-dm32.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT III (1000V) / CAT IV (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|PeakTech 3410|File:Metex_me-31.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II (1000V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|PeakTech 4370|File:Peaktech 4370 device front.png|is a 2000 counts, CAT II (1000V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|RadioShack 22-168|File:Rs_22_168_mugshot.png|is a 2000 counts, handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|RadioShack 22-805|File:Rs_22-805_front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|RadioShack 22-812|File:radioshack_22_812_front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Tecpel DMM-8061|File:Tecpel dmm8061 device front.jpg|is a 4000 counts, CAT IV (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 or USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|TekPower TP4000ZC|File:Tp4000zc_front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|UNI-T UT61D|File:Uni t ut61d device.png|is a 6000 counts, CAT II (600V) / CAT III (300V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 or USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|UNI-T UT61E|File:Old ver front.png|is a 22000 counts, CAT II (600V) / CAT III (300V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 or USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|V&A VA18B|File:Va_va18b.png|is a 6000 counts, CAT II (1000V) handheld digital multimeter with USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Victor 86C|File:Victor 86c device front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT III (1000V) handheld digital multimeter with USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Victor 70C|File:Victor 70C.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II handheld digital multimeter with USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Voltcraft VC-820|File:Voltcraft vc820 device.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT III (1000V) / CAT IV (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 or USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Voltcraft VC-840|File:Voltcraft vc840 device front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT IV (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 or USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Escort 179|File:Escort 179 device front.png|is a 10000 counts, handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Gossen-Metrawatt METRAHIT 30M|File:Gossen metrahit 30m.png|is a 200000 counts, CAT II (600V) / CAT III (300V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 or USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|MASTECH M9803R|File:800px-Mastech m9803r device front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II (1000V) digital bench multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Protek 6500|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a 50000 counts handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Voltcraft M-4660A|File:Voltcraft m4660a device front.png|is a 20000 counts, handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

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== LCR meters ==

TODO.

== Sound level meters ==

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{{hwsup_supported|Colead SL-5868P|File:Colead SL-5868P.png|is a sound level meter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Tondaj SL-814|File:Tondaj sl-814.png|is a sound level meter with USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|CEM DT-8852|File:CEM DT-8852.png|is an IEC 61672-1 class 2-compliant sound level meter with USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|PCE PCE-222|File:Pce_pce-222_front.png|is a multi-function measurement device (light meter, thermometer, hygrometer, and sound level meter) with RS232 connectivity. }}

{{hwsup_planned|Voltcraft DL-160S|File:Voltcraft_dl_160s.png|is a sound level meter with USB connectivity.}}

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== Thermometers ==

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{{hwsup_supported|Lascar Electronics EL-USB-2|File:EL-USB-2.png|is a USB-based temperature and humidity logger.}}

{{hwsup_supported|MIC 98581|File:Mic 98581 device top.jpg|is a USB-based temperature logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|PCE PCE-222|File:Pce_pce-222_front.png|is a multi-function measurement device (light meter, thermometer, hygrometer, and sound level meter) with RS232 connectivity. }}

{{hwsup_planned|RDing TEMPer|File:Rding temper front.png|is a USB-based temperature logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|RDing TEMPer Gold|File:Rding temper gold device front.png|is a USB-based temperature logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|RDing TEMPer1|File:Rding temper1 device front.png|is a USB-based temperature logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|RDing TEMPer1K2|File:Pcsensor_temper1k2.png|is a USB-based temperature logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Voltcraft DL-120TH|File:Voltcraft dl-120th.png|is a USB-based temperature logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Voltcraft DL-140TH|File:Voltcraft_dl-140th.png|is a USB-based temperature logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|UNI-T UT325|File:Uni-t ut325 front.png|is a dual thermocouple logging thermometer.}}

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== Hygrometers ==

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{{hwsup_supported|Lascar Electronics EL-USB-2|File:EL-USB-2.png|is a USB-based temperature and humidity logger.}}

{{hwsup_supported|MIC 98583|File:Mic 98583.png|is a USB-based temperature and humidity logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|PCE PCE-222|File:Pce_pce-222_front.png|is a multi-function measurement device (light meter, thermometer, hygrometer, and sound level meter) with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|SiLabs Si7005USB-Dongle|File:Silabs si7005usb dgl eb top.jpg|is a USB-based temperature and humidity logger.}}

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== Anemometers ==

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{{hwsup_planned|MASTECH MS6252B|File:Mastech ms6252b.png|an anemometer with USB connectivity.}}

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== Light meters ==

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{{hwsup_planned|Lutron YK-2005LX|File:Lutron YK-2005LX.png|is a light meter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|PCE PCE-222|File:Pce_pce-222_front.png|is a multi-function measurement device (light meter, thermometer, hygrometer, and sound level meter) with RS232 connectivity. }}

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== Dataloggers ==

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{{hwsup_supported|Lascar Electronics EL-USB-CO|File:EL-USB-CO.png|is a standalone carbon monoxide (CO) logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|GSG Indoor Air Monitor|File:Gsg_indoor_air_monitor.png|is a USB-based air quality monitor.}}

{{hwsup_planned|MAUL studio i|File:Maul_studio_i.png|is an RS232-based weighing scale.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Voltcraft CO-20|File:Voltcraft co-20.png|is a USB-based air quality monitor.}}

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== Function generators ==

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{{hwsup_planned|Hantek DDS-3X25|File:Hantek DDS-3X25 top.png|is a 25MHz PC-based function generator (requires a USB connection to work).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Siglent SDG1010|File:Siglent sdg1010 device front 8116.png|is a 10MHz function generator with USB connectivity.}}

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== RF Receivers ==

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{{hwsup_progress|Per Vices Noctar|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a PCIe IQ modulator/demodulator board.}}

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== Spectrum analyzers ==

TODO.

== Power supplies ==

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{{hwsup_planned|Manson HCS-3202|File:Manson hcs3202.png|is a 1-channel programmable power supply (1-36V/0-10A) with USB connectivity.}}

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== GPIB interfaces ==

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{{hwsup_planned|Beiming S82357|File:Beiming_s82357.png|is a USB-based, hardware-implemented [[GPIB]] interface (a clone of the [http://www.home.agilent.com/en/pd-851808-pn-82357B/usb-gpib-interface-high-speed-usb-20 Agilent 82357B USB/GPIB interface]).}}

{{hwsup_planned|ICS 488-USB|File:ICS 488-USB.png|is a USB-based, hardware-implemented [[GPIB]] interface.}}

{{hwsup_planned|GPIB-USB 82357B clone|File:GPIB-USB 82357B clone.png|is a USB-based, hardware-implemented [[GPIB]] interface (a clone of the [http://www.home.agilent.com/en/pd-851808-pn-82357B/usb-gpib-interface-high-speed-usb-20 Agilent 82357B USB/GPIB interface]).}}

{{hwsup_planned|National Instruments GPIB-ENET|File:NI GPIB-ENET.png|is an Ethernet-based, hardware-implemented [[GPIB]] interface.}}

{{hwsup_planned|National Instruments GPIB-USB-HS|File:NI GPIB-USB-HS.png|is a USB-based, hardware-implemented [[GPIB]] interface.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Prologix GPIB-USB|File:Prologix-usb.png|is a USB-based, firmware-implemented [[GPIB]] interface.}}

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== Potential other candidates ==

If you own any other logic analyzers (or oscilloscopes, multimeters, dataloggers, etc.) and want to add support for them in sigrok (or donate/lend devices to developers), please let us know. We're always happy to add more hardware support! Contact [mailto:bert@biot.com Bert Vermeulen] and [mailto:uwe@hermann-uwe.de Uwe Hermann] if you want to help out.

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EXTECH 407760

2013-05-05T00:33:32Z

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EXTECH 407760

2013-05-04T23:37:26Z

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{{Infobox sound level meter
| image = [[File:Extech_407760.jpg|180px]]
| name = EXTECH 407760
| status = planned
| source_code_dir = tondaj-sl814
| connectivity = tbd
| frequency_range = tbd
| measurement_range = tbd
| resolution = tbd
| accuracy = tbd
| frequency_weighting = tbd
| time_weighting = tbd
| website = [http://www.extech.com/instruments/product.asp?catid=18&prodid=551 extech407760.cn]
}}

The EXTECH 407760 is a sound level meter with USB connectivity.

See [[EXTECH 407760/Info]] for more details (such as '''lsusb -vvv''' output) about the device.

See [[EXTECH 407760/Beagle_dump]] for more details on protocol

== Hardware ==

'''Device''':
* '''Main CPU''': TBD
* '''TBD''': CEM DT-173
* TBD
* TBD
* TBD
* '''Battery''': 3.6v 1/2 AA battery

<pre>
it's hard to read the chip numbers

There's two chips on this side of the board. Same markings on both

They have the TI logo
TI 062C
15K
CV8J
</pre>

'''USB cable''':
* TBD

== Photos ==

'''Device''':

<gallery>
File:Extech_407760.jpg
File:CAM00118.jpg
File:CAM00119.jpg
File:CAM00121.jpg
</gallery>

'''USB cable''':

TBD

== Protocol ==

The device has a usb connector.
The device accepts bulk transfer commands on a usb bus.

=== Commands / replies ===

<pre>
407760(EXTECH) Communication Protocol
Basic setup (64 byte in all, latter is 0)
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
LED STATUS Samprate Alarm HI Alarm Low y m d H M S Samp points
10
20
30
0
U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 3U8

STATUS:
7 6 5 4 3
2
1 0

Auto：0
Manual：1 RT 1
STOR 0 1dBA
0dBC 1fast
0slow S:01
M:10
H:11
Samprate
0x01 represent 50ms
0x02 500ms
0x03 1s
0x04 2s
0x05 5s
0x06 10s
0x07 60s

Download the data
PC transmits the read-command 00,00,0D in read Mode.

If the first byte of reply is 0XFF , then it is STOR MODE

{STOR MODE
2
HI 1
M 0
LOW
Transmit the read-command 00,00,0f READ data

READ INFO
11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3
2
1
0

Alam
H

Alam
L

fs

unit

S

M
H
d m m
y Samprate

BLOCKBUF 512
Except the last time, It is sent BLOCKBUF real data
2
hi 1
lo 0
0x0f
Hi*256+lo is the times of reading data
//STOR MODE

}
If it not 0XFF, then it is REAL MODE

STATUS
7 6 5 4 3
2 1 0

Auto：0
Manual：1 RT/STOR check
1dBA
0dBC 11fast
0slow Samprate

SAMPRATE =0 this means EMS memory is empty

“serial parameters”

To connect to the device via USB, you will need to know the following for development..

VID : VID_10C4
PID : PID_0003
Baud rate : (9600)
Bit value : 8

</pre>

=== Notes ===

TBD

== Python script ==

Here's a quick Python script for getting the values out of the EXTECH 407760. A sigrok driver will follow soon.


#!/bin/python

import usb.core
import sys
dev = usb.core.find(idVendor=0x10c4, idProduct=0xea61)
#dev.baudrate=9600
dev.set_configuration()
dev.reset()

bytes_written = dev.write(0x02, [0x00,0x00,0x0D], 0)
print "_dbg bytes_written: ", bytes_written

for x in xrange(0,100):
print "_dbg attempting read for the %d time\n" % x
try:
data = dev.read(0x82, 1,0,1000)
if data:
print "Data found!\n"
sys.exit()
else:
print "Data not found!\n"
except:
pass



'''Example output:'''


TBD


== Resources ==

TODO.

[[Category:Device]]
[[Category:Sound level meter]]
[[Category:Planned]]

File:CAM00121.jpg

2013-05-04T23:36:49Z

Xp prg:

EXTECH 407760

2013-05-04T23:34:24Z

Xp prg: /* Hardware */

{{Infobox sound level meter
| image = [[File:Extech_407760.jpg|180px]]
| name = EXTECH 407760
| status = planned
| source_code_dir = tondaj-sl814
| connectivity = tbd
| frequency_range = tbd
| measurement_range = tbd
| resolution = tbd
| accuracy = tbd
| frequency_weighting = tbd
| time_weighting = tbd
| website = [http://www.extech.com/instruments/product.asp?catid=18&prodid=551 extech407760.cn]
}}

The EXTECH 407760 is a sound level meter with USB connectivity.

See [[EXTECH 407760/Info]] for more details (such as '''lsusb -vvv''' output) about the device.

See [[EXTECH 407760/Beagle_dump]] for more details on protocol

== Hardware ==

'''Device''':
* '''Main CPU''': TBD
* '''TBD''': CEM DT-173
* TBD
* TBD
* TBD
* '''Battery''': 3.6v 1/2 AA battery

<pre>
it's hard to read the chip numbers

There's two chips on this side of the board. Same markings on both

They have the TI logo
TI 062C
15K
CV8J
</pre>

'''USB cable''':
* TBD

== Photos ==

'''Device''':

<gallery>
File:Extech_407760.jpg
File:CAM00118.jpg
File:CAM00119.jpg
</gallery>

'''USB cable''':

TBD

== Protocol ==

The device has a usb connector.
The device accepts bulk transfer commands on a usb bus.

=== Commands / replies ===

<pre>
407760(EXTECH) Communication Protocol
Basic setup (64 byte in all, latter is 0)
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
LED STATUS Samprate Alarm HI Alarm Low y m d H M S Samp points
10
20
30
0
U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 3U8

STATUS:
7 6 5 4 3
2
1 0

Auto：0
Manual：1 RT 1
STOR 0 1dBA
0dBC 1fast
0slow S:01
M:10
H:11
Samprate
0x01 represent 50ms
0x02 500ms
0x03 1s
0x04 2s
0x05 5s
0x06 10s
0x07 60s

Download the data
PC transmits the read-command 00,00,0D in read Mode.

If the first byte of reply is 0XFF , then it is STOR MODE

{STOR MODE
2
HI 1
M 0
LOW
Transmit the read-command 00,00,0f READ data

READ INFO
11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3
2
1
0

Alam
H

Alam
L

fs

unit

S

M
H
d m m
y Samprate

BLOCKBUF 512
Except the last time, It is sent BLOCKBUF real data
2
hi 1
lo 0
0x0f
Hi*256+lo is the times of reading data
//STOR MODE

}
If it not 0XFF, then it is REAL MODE

STATUS
7 6 5 4 3
2 1 0

Auto：0
Manual：1 RT/STOR check
1dBA
0dBC 11fast
0slow Samprate

SAMPRATE =0 this means EMS memory is empty

“serial parameters”

To connect to the device via USB, you will need to know the following for development..

VID : VID_10C4
PID : PID_0003
Baud rate : (9600)
Bit value : 8

</pre>

=== Notes ===

TBD

== Python script ==

Here's a quick Python script for getting the values out of the EXTECH 407760. A sigrok driver will follow soon.


#!/bin/python

import usb.core
import sys
dev = usb.core.find(idVendor=0x10c4, idProduct=0xea61)
#dev.baudrate=9600
dev.set_configuration()
dev.reset()

bytes_written = dev.write(0x02, [0x00,0x00,0x0D], 0)
print "_dbg bytes_written: ", bytes_written

for x in xrange(0,100):
print "_dbg attempting read for the %d time\n" % x
try:
data = dev.read(0x82, 1,0,1000)
if data:
print "Data found!\n"
sys.exit()
else:
print "Data not found!\n"
except:
pass



'''Example output:'''


TBD


== Resources ==

TODO.

[[Category:Device]]
[[Category:Sound level meter]]
[[Category:Planned]]

EXTECH 407760

2013-05-04T23:33:33Z

Xp prg: /* Hardware */

{{Infobox sound level meter
| image = [[File:Extech_407760.jpg|180px]]
| name = EXTECH 407760
| status = planned
| source_code_dir = tondaj-sl814
| connectivity = tbd
| frequency_range = tbd
| measurement_range = tbd
| resolution = tbd
| accuracy = tbd
| frequency_weighting = tbd
| time_weighting = tbd
| website = [http://www.extech.com/instruments/product.asp?catid=18&prodid=551 extech407760.cn]
}}

The EXTECH 407760 is a sound level meter with USB connectivity.

See [[EXTECH 407760/Info]] for more details (such as '''lsusb -vvv''' output) about the device.

See [[EXTECH 407760/Beagle_dump]] for more details on protocol

== Hardware ==

'''Device''':
* '''Main CPU''': TBD
* TBD
* TBD
* TBD
* TBD
* '''Battery''': 3.6v 1/2 AA battery

<pre>
it's hard to read the chip numbers

There's two chips on this side of the board. Same markings on both

They have the TI logo
TI 062C
15K
CV8J
</pre>

'''USB cable''':
* TBD

== Photos ==

'''Device''':

<gallery>
File:Extech_407760.jpg
File:CAM00118.jpg
File:CAM00119.jpg
</gallery>

'''USB cable''':

TBD

== Protocol ==

The device has a usb connector.
The device accepts bulk transfer commands on a usb bus.

=== Commands / replies ===

<pre>
407760(EXTECH) Communication Protocol
Basic setup (64 byte in all, latter is 0)
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
LED STATUS Samprate Alarm HI Alarm Low y m d H M S Samp points
10
20
30
0
U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 3U8

STATUS:
7 6 5 4 3
2
1 0

Auto：0
Manual：1 RT 1
STOR 0 1dBA
0dBC 1fast
0slow S:01
M:10
H:11
Samprate
0x01 represent 50ms
0x02 500ms
0x03 1s
0x04 2s
0x05 5s
0x06 10s
0x07 60s

Download the data
PC transmits the read-command 00,00,0D in read Mode.

If the first byte of reply is 0XFF , then it is STOR MODE

{STOR MODE
2
HI 1
M 0
LOW
Transmit the read-command 00,00,0f READ data

READ INFO
11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3
2
1
0

Alam
H

Alam
L

fs

unit

S

M
H
d m m
y Samprate

BLOCKBUF 512
Except the last time, It is sent BLOCKBUF real data
2
hi 1
lo 0
0x0f
Hi*256+lo is the times of reading data
//STOR MODE

}
If it not 0XFF, then it is REAL MODE

STATUS
7 6 5 4 3
2 1 0

Auto：0
Manual：1 RT/STOR check
1dBA
0dBC 11fast
0slow Samprate

SAMPRATE =0 this means EMS memory is empty

“serial parameters”

To connect to the device via USB, you will need to know the following for development..

VID : VID_10C4
PID : PID_0003
Baud rate : (9600)
Bit value : 8

</pre>

=== Notes ===

TBD

== Python script ==

Here's a quick Python script for getting the values out of the EXTECH 407760. A sigrok driver will follow soon.


#!/bin/python

import usb.core
import sys
dev = usb.core.find(idVendor=0x10c4, idProduct=0xea61)
#dev.baudrate=9600
dev.set_configuration()
dev.reset()

bytes_written = dev.write(0x02, [0x00,0x00,0x0D], 0)
print "_dbg bytes_written: ", bytes_written

for x in xrange(0,100):
print "_dbg attempting read for the %d time\n" % x
try:
data = dev.read(0x82, 1,0,1000)
if data:
print "Data found!\n"
sys.exit()
else:
print "Data not found!\n"
except:
pass



'''Example output:'''


TBD


== Resources ==

TODO.

[[Category:Device]]
[[Category:Sound level meter]]
[[Category:Planned]]

EXTECH 407760

2013-05-04T23:32:39Z

Xp prg: /* Hardware */

{{Infobox sound level meter
| image = [[File:Extech_407760.jpg|180px]]
| name = EXTECH 407760
| status = planned
| source_code_dir = tondaj-sl814
| connectivity = tbd
| frequency_range = tbd
| measurement_range = tbd
| resolution = tbd
| accuracy = tbd
| frequency_weighting = tbd
| time_weighting = tbd
| website = [http://www.extech.com/instruments/product.asp?catid=18&prodid=551 extech407760.cn]
}}

The EXTECH 407760 is a sound level meter with USB connectivity.

See [[EXTECH 407760/Info]] for more details (such as '''lsusb -vvv''' output) about the device.

See [[EXTECH 407760/Beagle_dump]] for more details on protocol

== Hardware ==

'''Device''':
* '''Main CPU''': TBD
* TBD
* TBD
* TBD
* TBD
* '''Battery'''': 3.6v 1/2 AA battery

<pre>
it's hard to read the chip numbers

There's two chips on this side of the board. Same markings on both

They have the TI logo
TI 062C
15K
CV8J
</pre>

'''USB cable''':
* TBD

== Photos ==

'''Device''':

<gallery>
File:Extech_407760.jpg
File:CAM00118.jpg
File:CAM00119.jpg
</gallery>

'''USB cable''':

TBD

== Protocol ==

The device has a usb connector.
The device accepts bulk transfer commands on a usb bus.

=== Commands / replies ===

<pre>
407760(EXTECH) Communication Protocol
Basic setup (64 byte in all, latter is 0)
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
LED STATUS Samprate Alarm HI Alarm Low y m d H M S Samp points
10
20
30
0
U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 3U8

STATUS:
7 6 5 4 3
2
1 0

Auto：0
Manual：1 RT 1
STOR 0 1dBA
0dBC 1fast
0slow S:01
M:10
H:11
Samprate
0x01 represent 50ms
0x02 500ms
0x03 1s
0x04 2s
0x05 5s
0x06 10s
0x07 60s

Download the data
PC transmits the read-command 00,00,0D in read Mode.

If the first byte of reply is 0XFF , then it is STOR MODE

{STOR MODE
2
HI 1
M 0
LOW
Transmit the read-command 00,00,0f READ data

READ INFO
11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3
2
1
0

Alam
H

Alam
L

fs

unit

S

M
H
d m m
y Samprate

BLOCKBUF 512
Except the last time, It is sent BLOCKBUF real data
2
hi 1
lo 0
0x0f
Hi*256+lo is the times of reading data
//STOR MODE

}
If it not 0XFF, then it is REAL MODE

STATUS
7 6 5 4 3
2 1 0

Auto：0
Manual：1 RT/STOR check
1dBA
0dBC 11fast
0slow Samprate

SAMPRATE =0 this means EMS memory is empty

“serial parameters”

To connect to the device via USB, you will need to know the following for development..

VID : VID_10C4
PID : PID_0003
Baud rate : (9600)
Bit value : 8

</pre>

=== Notes ===

TBD

== Python script ==

Here's a quick Python script for getting the values out of the EXTECH 407760. A sigrok driver will follow soon.


#!/bin/python

import usb.core
import sys
dev = usb.core.find(idVendor=0x10c4, idProduct=0xea61)
#dev.baudrate=9600
dev.set_configuration()
dev.reset()

bytes_written = dev.write(0x02, [0x00,0x00,0x0D], 0)
print "_dbg bytes_written: ", bytes_written

for x in xrange(0,100):
print "_dbg attempting read for the %d time\n" % x
try:
data = dev.read(0x82, 1,0,1000)
if data:
print "Data found!\n"
sys.exit()
else:
print "Data not found!\n"
except:
pass



'''Example output:'''


TBD


== Resources ==

TODO.

[[Category:Device]]
[[Category:Sound level meter]]
[[Category:Planned]]

EXTECH 407760

2013-05-04T23:22:17Z

Xp prg:

{{Infobox sound level meter
| image = [[File:Extech_407760.jpg|180px]]
| name = EXTECH 407760
| status = planned
| source_code_dir = tondaj-sl814
| connectivity = tbd
| frequency_range = tbd
| measurement_range = tbd
| resolution = tbd
| accuracy = tbd
| frequency_weighting = tbd
| time_weighting = tbd
| website = [http://www.extech.com/instruments/product.asp?catid=18&prodid=551 extech407760.cn]
}}

The EXTECH 407760 is a sound level meter with USB connectivity.

See [[EXTECH 407760/Info]] for more details (such as '''lsusb -vvv''' output) about the device.

See [[EXTECH 407760/Beagle_dump]] for more details on protocol

== Hardware ==

'''Device''':
* '''Main CPU''': TBD
* TBD
* TBD
* TBD
* TBD

<pre>
it's hard to read the chip numbers

There's two chips on this side of the board. Same markings on both

They have the TI logo
TI 062C
15K
CV8J
</pre>

'''USB cable''':
* TBD

== Photos ==

'''Device''':

<gallery>
File:Extech_407760.jpg
File:CAM00118.jpg
File:CAM00119.jpg
</gallery>

'''USB cable''':

TBD

== Protocol ==

The device has a usb connector.
The device accepts bulk transfer commands on a usb bus.

=== Commands / replies ===

<pre>
407760(EXTECH) Communication Protocol
Basic setup (64 byte in all, latter is 0)
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
LED STATUS Samprate Alarm HI Alarm Low y m d H M S Samp points
10
20
30
0
U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 3U8

STATUS:
7 6 5 4 3
2
1 0

Auto：0
Manual：1 RT 1
STOR 0 1dBA
0dBC 1fast
0slow S:01
M:10
H:11
Samprate
0x01 represent 50ms
0x02 500ms
0x03 1s
0x04 2s
0x05 5s
0x06 10s
0x07 60s

Download the data
PC transmits the read-command 00,00,0D in read Mode.

If the first byte of reply is 0XFF , then it is STOR MODE

{STOR MODE
2
HI 1
M 0
LOW
Transmit the read-command 00,00,0f READ data

READ INFO
11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3
2
1
0

Alam
H

Alam
L

fs

unit

S

M
H
d m m
y Samprate

BLOCKBUF 512
Except the last time, It is sent BLOCKBUF real data
2
hi 1
lo 0
0x0f
Hi*256+lo is the times of reading data
//STOR MODE

}
If it not 0XFF, then it is REAL MODE

STATUS
7 6 5 4 3
2 1 0

Auto：0
Manual：1 RT/STOR check
1dBA
0dBC 11fast
0slow Samprate

SAMPRATE =0 this means EMS memory is empty

“serial parameters”

To connect to the device via USB, you will need to know the following for development..

VID : VID_10C4
PID : PID_0003
Baud rate : (9600)
Bit value : 8

</pre>

=== Notes ===

TBD

== Python script ==

Here's a quick Python script for getting the values out of the EXTECH 407760. A sigrok driver will follow soon.


#!/bin/python

import usb.core
import sys
dev = usb.core.find(idVendor=0x10c4, idProduct=0xea61)
#dev.baudrate=9600
dev.set_configuration()
dev.reset()

bytes_written = dev.write(0x02, [0x00,0x00,0x0D], 0)
print "_dbg bytes_written: ", bytes_written

for x in xrange(0,100):
print "_dbg attempting read for the %d time\n" % x
try:
data = dev.read(0x82, 1,0,1000)
if data:
print "Data found!\n"
sys.exit()
else:
print "Data not found!\n"
except:
pass



'''Example output:'''


TBD


== Resources ==

TODO.

[[Category:Device]]
[[Category:Sound level meter]]
[[Category:Planned]]

File:CAM00119.jpg

2013-05-04T23:21:24Z

Xp prg:

File:CAM00118.jpg

2013-05-04T23:19:12Z

Xp prg:

EXTECH 407760/Beagle dump

2013-05-04T23:12:09Z

==Beagle Data Dump==

<pre>
# Total Phase Data Center(tm) v6.52
# (c) 2005-2012 Total Phase Inc.
# www.totalphase.com
#
#
#
# Level Sp Index m:s.ms.us Dur Len Err Dev Ep Record Summary
0 0 0:00.000.000 Capture started (Aggregate) [04/26/13 11:06:32]
0 1 0:00.000.000 Capture stopped [04/26/13 11:06:32]
0 2 0:00.000.000 Capture started (Aggregate) [04/26/13 11:07:39]
0 3 0:00.000.023 <Unreset> / <Target connected>
0 4 0:00.000.768 1.999.262.208 s [2000 SOF] [Frames: 1874 - 1825] [Periodic Timeout]
0 5 0:00.006.773 1.992.283.312 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 6 0:00.006.773 1.992.283.312 s 3 1 [238 PRE-IN]
1 7 0:01.430.958 520.155.854 ms 3 1 [12 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 8 0:02.001.028 1.999.262.145 s [2000 SOF] [Frames: 1826 - 1777] [Periodic Timeout]
0 9 0:02.007.033 1.992.283.333 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 10 0:02.007.033 1.992.283.333 s 3 1 [246 PRE-IN]
1 11 0:03.247.194 344.133.791 ms 3 1 [4 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 12 0:04.001.287 1.999.262.145 s [2000 SOF] [Frames: 1778 - 1729] [Periodic Timeout]
0 13 0:04.007.292 1.992.283.312 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 14 0:04.007.292 1.992.283.312 s 3 1 [173 PRE-IN]
1 15 0:04.015.293 1.936.339.520 s 3 1 [77 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 16 0:06.001.547 1.999.262.145 s [2000 SOF] [Frames: 1730 - 1681] [Periodic Timeout]
0 17 0:06.007.552 1.992.283.250 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 18 0:06.007.552 1.992.283.250 s 3 1 [246 PRE-IN]
1 19 0:06.055.558 1.784.319.833 s 3 1 [4 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 20 0:08.001.806 1.999.262.145 s [2000 SOF] [Frames: 1682 - 1633] [Periodic Timeout]
0 21 0:08.007.811 1.992.283.312 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 22 0:08.007.811 1.992.283.312 s 3 1 [194 PRE-IN]
1 23 0:08.015.812 1.704.309.583 s 3 1 [56 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 24 0:10.002.066 1.999.262.145 s [2000 SOF] [Frames: 1634 - 1585] [Periodic Timeout]
0 25 0:10.008.071 1.992.283.333 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 26 0:10.008.071 1.992.283.333 s 3 1 [144 PRE-IN]
1 27 0:10.232.100 1.568.291.833 s 3 1 [106 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 28 0:12.002.325 1.999.262.125 s [2000 SOF] [Frames: 1586 - 1537] [Periodic Timeout]
0 29 0:12.008.330 1.992.283.229 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 30 0:12.008.330 1.992.283.229 s 3 1 [197 PRE-IN]
1 31 0:12.584.405 1.368.265.937 s 3 1 [53 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 32 0:14.002.584 1.999.262.145 s [2000 SOF] [Frames: 1538 - 1489] [Periodic Timeout]
0 33 0:14.008.590 1.992.283.312 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 34 0:14.008.590 1.992.283.312 s 3 1 [138 PRE-IN]
1 35 0:14.248.621 1.664.304.375 s 3 1 [112 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 36 0:16.002.844 1.691.222.187 s [1692 SOF] [Frames: 1490 - 1133]
0 37 0:17.694.676 103.375 us 0 B 2 0 Control Transfer (STALL)
1 38 0:17.694.676 13.395 us 8 B 2 0 SETUP txn 40 00 FF FF 00 00 00 00
2 39 0:17.694.676 2.812 us 3 B 2 0 SETUP packet 2D 02 A8
2 40 0:17.694.679 8.416 us 11 B 2 0 DATA0 packet C3 40 00 FF FF 00 00 00 00 BB DF
2 41 0:17.694.688 1.500 us 1 B 2 0 ACK packet D2
1 42 0:17.694.696 82.770 us 2 0 IN txn (STALL) [9 POLL]
2 43 0:17.694.696 74.666 us 2 0 [9 IN-NAK]
2 44 0:17.694.774 2.833 us 3 B 2 0 IN packet 69 02 A8
2 45 0:17.694.778 1.500 us 1 B 2 0 STALL packet 1E
0 46 0:17.695.063 2.812 us [1 SOF] [Frame: 1134]
0 47 0:17.695.068 112.958 us 0 B 2 0 Control Transfer
1 48 0:17.695.068 13.166 us 8 B 2 0 SETUP txn 40 02 02 00 00 00 00 00
2 49 0:17.695.068 2.833 us 3 B 2 0 SETUP packet 2D 02 A8
2 50 0:17.695.071 8.145 us 11 B 2 0 DATA0 packet C3 40 02 02 00 00 00 00 00 99 E6
2 51 0:17.695.079 1.479 us 1 B 2 0 ACK packet D2
1 52 0:17.695.088 93.166 us 0 B 2 0 IN txn [9 POLL]
2 53 0:17.695.088 81.979 us 2 0 [9 IN-NAK]
2 54 0:17.695.173 2.833 us 3 B 2 0 IN packet 69 02 A8
2 55 0:17.695.176 2.812 us 3 B 2 0 DATA1 packet 4B 00 00
2 56 0:17.695.179 1.479 us 1 B 2 0 ACK packet D2
0 57 0:17.695.466 9.833 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn 0E 40 00
1 58 0:17.695.466 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 59 0:17.695.469 4.812 us 6 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 0E 40 00 DE 3C
1 60 0:17.695.474 1.479 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 61 0:17.695.638 50.520 us 64 B 2 2 OUT txn 0A 1C 03 0D 04 1A 0B 07 39 00 27 10 01 82 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00â€¦
1 62 0:17.695.638 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 63 0:17.695.641 45.479 us 67 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B 0A 1C 03 0D 04 1A 0B 07 39 00 27 10 01 82 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00â€¦
1 64 0:17.695.687 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 65 0:17.696.063 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 1135 - 1164]
0 66 0:17.695.389 30.464.833 ms 1 B 2 2 IN txn [3329 POLL] FF
1 67 0:17.695.389 30.452.791 ms 2 2 [3329 IN-NAK]
1 68 0:17.725.846 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 69 0:17.725.849 3.666 us 4 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 FF 00 FF
1 70 0:17.725.853 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 71 0:16.008.849 1.992.282.645 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 72 0:16.008.849 1.992.282.645 s 3 1 [95 PRE-IN]
1 73 0:16.080.858 1.896.334.145 s 3 1 [155 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 74 0:17.726.096 1.999.998.708 s 2 2 [153102 IN-NAK] [Periodic Timeout]
0 75 0:17.726.067 2.812 us [1 SOF] [Frame: 1165]
0 76 0:17.726.108 13.187 us 8 B T 2 0 SETUP txn 40 02 04 00 00 00 00 00
1 77 0:17.726.108 2.833 us 3 B 2 0 SETUP packet 2D 02 A8
1 78 0:17.726.111 8.145 us 11 B 2 0 DATA0 packet C3 40 02 04 00 00 00 00 00 99 80
1 79 0:17.726.120 1.500 us 1 B 2 0 ACK packet D2
0 80 0:17.726.130 2.000.001.187 s 2 0 [153956 IN-NAK] [Periodic Timeout]
0 81 0:17.727.068 1.999.256.937 s [2000 SOF] [Frames: 1166 - 1117] [Periodic Timeout]
0 82 0:18.009.108 1.992.278.270 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 83 0:18.009.108 1.992.278.270 s 3 1 [92 PRE-IN]
1 84 0:18.057.114 1.904.330.666 s 3 1 [158 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 85 0:19.727.322 1.266.164.020 s [1267 SOF] [Frames: 1118 - 336]
0 86 0:19.726.137 1.267.697.250 s 0 B I 2 0 IN txn [97533 POLL]
1 87 0:19.726.137 1.267.682.000 s 2 0 [97533 IN-NAK]
1 88 0:20.993.826 2.812 us 3 B 2 0 IN packet 69 02 A8
1 89 0:20.993.830 2.833 us 3 B 2 0 DATA1 packet 4B 00 00
1 90 0:20.993.833 1.479 us 1 B 2 0 ACK packet D2
0 91 0:19.726.100 2.000.000.104 s 2 2 [175443 IN-NAK] [Periodic Timeout]
0 92 0:20.009.362 1.992.344.916 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 93 0:20.009.362 1.696.242.395 s 3 1 [148 PRE-IN]
1 94 0:20.057.368 1.944.338.687 s 3 1 [102 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 95 0:20.994.483 1.999.262.104 s [2000 SOF] [Frames: 337 - 288] [Periodic Timeout]
0 96 0:21.726.104 1.999.997.520 s 2 2 [214389 IN-NAK] [Periodic Timeout]
0 97 0:22.009.619 1.992.283.291 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 98 0:22.465.678 1.536.224.145 s 3 1 [92 PRE-IN]
1 99 0:22.009.619 1.712.310.562 s 3 1 [158 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 100 0:22.994.742 1.999.261.937 s [2000 SOF] [Frames: 289 - 240] [Periodic Timeout]
0 101 0:23.726.105 2.000.001.083 s 2 2 [213018 IN-NAK] [Periodic Timeout]
0 102 0:24.009.879 1.992.283.104 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 103 0:24.009.879 1.992.283.104 s 3 1 [239 PRE-IN]
1 104 0:24.081.888 1.872.331.750 s 3 1 [11 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 105 0:24.995.002 1.999.262.104 s [2000 SOF] [Frames: 241 - 192] [Periodic Timeout]
0 106 0:25.726.111 2.000.000.375 s 2 2 [213334 IN-NAK] [Periodic Timeout]
0 107 0:26.010.138 1.992.283.291 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 108 0:26.010.138 1.992.283.291 s 3 1 [160 PRE-IN]
1 109 0:26.034.141 1.952.342.270 s 3 1 [90 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 110 0:26.995.261 1.999.261.937 s [2000 SOF] [Frames: 193 - 144] [Periodic Timeout]
0 111 0:27.726.116 1.999.996.770 s 2 2 [213447 IN-NAK] [Periodic Timeout]
0 112 0:28.010.397 1.992.283.104 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 113 0:28.010.397 1.992.283.104 s 3 1 [239 PRE-IN]
1 114 0:28.058.403 1.744.314.541 s 3 1 [11 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 115 0:28.995.520 1.999.261.937 s [2000 SOF] [Frames: 145 - 96] [Periodic Timeout]
0 116 0:29.726.119 1.999.996.479 s 2 2 [213348 IN-NAK] [Periodic Timeout]
0 117 0:30.010.656 1.992.346.979 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 118 0:30.010.656 1.976.280.708 s 3 1 [171 PRE-IN]
1 119 0:30.234.685 1.768.317.916 s 3 1 [79 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 120 0:30.995.780 1.999.261.770 s [2000 SOF] [Frames: 97 - 48] [Periodic Timeout]
0 121 0:31.726.120 1.999.946.000 s 2 2 [213776 IN-NAK] [Periodic Timeout]
0 122 0:32.010.915 1.992.346.625 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 123 0:32.018.916 1.936.275.937 s 3 1 [115 PRE-IN]
1 124 0:32.010.915 1.992.346.625 s 3 1 [135 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 125 0:32.996.039 1.999.261.937 s [2000 SOF] [Frames: 49 - 0] [Periodic Timeout]
0 126 0:33.726.138 1.999.996.083 s 2 2 [213476 IN-NAK] [Periodic Timeout]
0 127 0:34.011.175 1.992.347.437 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 128 0:34.107.187 1.808.259.416 s 3 1 [107 PRE-IN]
1 129 0:34.011.175 1.992.347.437 s 3 1 [143 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 130 0:34.996.298 1.159.152.979 s [1160 SOF] [Frames: 1 - 1160]
0 131 0:36.156.165 104.395 us 0 B 2 0 Control Transfer (STALL)
1 132 0:36.156.165 13.416 us 8 B 2 0 SETUP txn 40 00 FF FF 00 00 00 00
2 133 0:36.156.165 2.833 us 3 B 2 0 SETUP packet 2D 02 A8
2 134 0:36.156.168 8.395 us 11 B 2 0 DATA0 packet C3 40 00 FF FF 00 00 00 00 BB DF
2 135 0:36.156.177 1.500 us 1 B 2 0 ACK packet D2
1 136 0:36.156.187 82.645 us 2 0 IN txn (STALL) [6 POLL]
2 137 0:36.156.187 70.500 us 2 0 [6 IN-NAK]
2 138 0:36.156.265 2.812 us 3 B 2 0 IN packet 69 02 A8
2 139 0:36.156.268 1.500 us 1 B 2 0 STALL packet 1E
0 140 0:36.156.448 2.833 us [1 SOF] [Frame: 1161]
0 141 0:36.156.453 109.333 us 0 B 2 0 Control Transfer
1 142 0:36.156.453 13.166 us 8 B 2 0 SETUP txn 40 02 02 00 00 00 00 00
2 143 0:36.156.453 2.812 us 3 B 2 0 SETUP packet 2D 02 A8
2 144 0:36.156.456 8.166 us 11 B 2 0 DATA0 packet C3 40 02 02 00 00 00 00 00 99 E6
2 145 0:36.156.464 1.500 us 1 B 2 0 ACK packet D2
1 146 0:36.156.478 84.145 us 0 B 2 0 IN txn [6 POLL]
2 147 0:36.156.478 69.083 us 2 0 [6 IN-NAK]
2 148 0:36.156.554 2.812 us 3 B 2 0 IN packet 69 02 A8
2 149 0:36.156.557 2.854 us 3 B 2 0 DATA1 packet 4B 00 00
2 150 0:36.156.560 1.479 us 1 B 2 0 ACK packet D2
0 151 0:36.156.718 9.916 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn 0D 00 00
1 152 0:36.156.718 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 153 0:36.156.721 4.916 us 6 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 0D 00 00 1F FC
1 154 0:36.156.727 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 155 0:36.157.448 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 1162 - 1191]
0 156 0:35.726.137 460.811.854 ms 1 B 2 2 IN txn [49597 POLL] 1B
1 157 0:35.726.137 460.799.541 ms 2 2 [49597 IN-NAK]
1 158 0:36.186.941 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 159 0:36.186.944 3.479 us 4 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B 1B 00 B4
1 160 0:36.186.948 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 161 0:36.187.452 2.895 us [1 SOF] [Frame: 1192]
0 162 0:36.187.591 123.375 us 0 B 2 0 Control Transfer
1 163 0:36.187.591 13.166 us 8 B 2 0 SETUP txn 40 02 04 00 00 00 00 00
2 164 0:36.187.591 2.812 us 3 B 2 0 SETUP packet 2D 02 A8
2 165 0:36.187.594 8.145 us 11 B 2 0 DATA0 packet C3 40 02 04 00 00 00 00 00 99 80
2 166 0:36.187.603 1.500 us 1 B 2 0 ACK packet D2
1 167 0:36.187.616 99.125 us 0 B 2 0 IN txn [7 POLL]
2 168 0:36.187.616 78.833 us 2 0 [7 IN-NAK]
2 169 0:36.187.707 2.833 us 3 B 2 0 IN packet 69 02 A8
2 170 0:36.187.710 2.833 us 3 B 2 0 DATA1 packet 4B 00 00
2 171 0:36.187.713 1.500 us 1 B 2 0 ACK packet D2
0 172 0:36.188.452 514.069.500 ms [515 SOF] [Frames: 1193 - 1707]
0 173 0:36.703.215 105.520 us 0 B 2 0 Control Transfer (STALL)
1 174 0:36.703.215 13.416 us 8 B 2 0 SETUP txn 40 00 FF FF 00 00 00 00
2 175 0:36.703.215 2.812 us 3 B 2 0 SETUP packet 2D 02 A8
2 176 0:36.703.218 8.395 us 11 B 2 0 DATA0 packet C3 40 00 FF FF 00 00 00 00 BB DF
2 177 0:36.703.226 1.500 us 1 B 2 0 ACK packet D2
1 178 0:36.703.236 83.708 us 2 0 IN txn (STALL) [6 POLL]
2 179 0:36.703.236 70.645 us 2 0 [6 IN-NAK]
2 180 0:36.703.315 2.812 us 3 B 2 0 IN packet 69 02 A8
2 181 0:36.703.319 1.479 us 1 B 2 0 STALL packet 1E
0 182 0:36.703.519 2.812 us [1 SOF] [Frame: 1708]
0 183 0:36.703.524 120.354 us 0 B 2 0 Control Transfer
1 184 0:36.703.524 13.187 us 8 B 2 0 SETUP txn 40 02 02 00 00 00 00 00
2 185 0:36.703.524 2.833 us 3 B 2 0 SETUP packet 2D 02 A8
2 186 0:36.703.527 8.145 us 11 B 2 0 DATA0 packet C3 40 02 02 00 00 00 00 00 99 E6
2 187 0:36.703.535 1.500 us 1 B 2 0 ACK packet D2
1 188 0:36.703.546 97.854 us 0 B 2 0 IN txn [7 POLL]
2 189 0:36.703.546 82.625 us 2 0 [7 IN-NAK]
2 190 0:36.703.636 2.812 us 3 B 2 0 IN packet 69 02 A8
2 191 0:36.703.639 2.854 us 3 B 2 0 DATA1 packet 4B 00 00
2 192 0:36.703.642 1.479 us 1 B 2 0 ACK packet D2
0 193 0:36.703.831 9.916 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 194 0:36.703.831 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 195 0:36.703.834 4.895 us 6 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 196 0:36.703.840 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 197 0:36.704.519 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 1709 - 1738]
0 198 0:36.187.266 546.792.729 ms 2 B 2 2 IN txn [58412 POLL] 03 01
1 199 0:36.187.266 546.779.583 ms 2 2 [58412 IN-NAK]
1 200 0:36.734.050 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 201 0:36.734.053 4.333 us 5 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 03 01 3F 7F
1 202 0:36.734.058 1.479 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 203 0:36.734.523 1.012.133.666 s [1013 SOF] [Frames: 1739 - 703]
0 204 0:37.746.776 9.895 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 205 0:37.746.776 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 206 0:37.746.779 4.895 us 6 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 207 0:37.746.784 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 208 0:37.747.654 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 704 - 733]
0 209 0:36.734.301 1.042.693.354 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [111826 POLL] 08 01
1 210 0:36.734.301 1.042.680.812 s 2 2 [111826 IN-NAK]
1 211 0:37.776.985 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 212 0:37.776.988 4.166 us 5 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B 08 01 38 4F
1 213 0:37.776.992 1.479 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 214 0:36.011.434 1.992.282.687 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 215 0:36.059.440 1.944.276.541 s 3 1 [153 PRE-IN]
1 216 0:36.011.434 1.944.340.687 s 3 1 [97 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 217 0:37.777.658 983.130.229 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 734 - 1717]
0 218 0:38.760.801 9.916 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 219 0:38.760.801 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 220 0:38.760.804 4.895 us 6 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 221 0:38.760.810 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 222 0:38.761.785 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 1718 - 1747]
0 223 0:37.777.214 1.013.814.583 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108909 POLL] 06 01
1 224 0:37.777.214 1.013.801.604 s 2 2 [108909 IN-NAK]
1 225 0:38.791.019 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 226 0:38.791.022 4.145 us 5 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 06 01 3C 2F
1 227 0:38.791.027 1.479 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 228 0:38.791.789 983.130.333 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 1748 - 683]
0 229 0:39.775.073 9.895 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 230 0:39.775.073 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 231 0:39.775.076 4.895 us 6 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 232 0:39.775.081 1.479 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 233 0:39.775.917 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 684 - 713]
0 234 0:38.791.234 1.014.073.541 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108461 POLL] FF 00
1 235 0:38.791.234 1.014.054.625 s 2 2 [108461 IN-NAK]
1 236 0:39.805.299 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 237 0:39.805.302 4.416 us 5 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B FF 00 BF BF
1 238 0:39.805.306 1.479 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 239 0:38.011.693 1.992.283.104 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 240 0:38.011.693 1.992.283.104 s 3 1 [69 PRE-IN]
1 241 0:38.179.714 1.736.313.375 s 3 1 [181 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 242 0:39.805.921 983.130.354 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 714 - 1697]
0 243 0:40.789.413 9.916 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 244 0:40.789.413 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 245 0:40.789.416 4.916 us 6 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 246 0:40.789.422 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 247 0:40.790.048 29.006.666 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 1698 - 1727]
0 248 0:39.805.586 1.014.049.208 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108231 POLL] 06 01
1 249 0:39.805.586 1.014.036.666 s 2 2 [108231 IN-NAK]
1 250 0:40.819.626 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 251 0:40.819.629 4.166 us 5 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 06 01 3C 2F
1 252 0:40.819.634 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 253 0:40.820.052 983.130.333 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 1728 - 663]
0 254 0:41.803.580 9.895 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 255 0:41.803.580 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 256 0:41.803.583 4.916 us 6 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 257 0:41.803.588 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 258 0:41.804.180 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 664 - 693]
0 259 0:40.819.777 1.014.029.812 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108282 POLL] 03 01
1 260 0:40.819.777 1.014.016.666 s 2 2 [108282 IN-NAK]
1 261 0:41.833.797 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 262 0:41.833.801 4.333 us 5 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B 03 01 3F 7F
1 263 0:41.833.805 1.479 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 264 0:40.011.952 1.992.283.291 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 265 0:40.011.952 1.992.283.291 s 3 1 [238 PRE-IN]
1 266 0:40.027.954 1.960.342.604 s 3 1 [12 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 267 0:41.834.184 983.130.333 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 694 - 1677]
0 268 0:42.817.753 9.916 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 269 0:42.817.753 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 270 0:42.817.756 4.895 us 6 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 271 0:42.817.761 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 272 0:42.818.311 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 1678 - 1707]
0 273 0:41.834.102 1.013.875.520 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [107929 POLL] 01 01
1 274 0:41.834.102 1.013.862.541 s 2 2 [107929 IN-NAK]
1 275 0:42.847.969 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 276 0:42.847.972 4.166 us 5 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 01 01 3E 1F
1 277 0:42.847.976 1.479 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 278 0:42.848.315 983.130.333 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 1708 - 643]
0 279 0:43.831.960 9.916 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 280 0:43.831.960 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 281 0:43.831.963 4.895 us 6 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 282 0:43.831.969 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 283 0:43.832.443 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 644 - 673]
0 284 0:42.848.194 1.013.992.416 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108433 POLL] 03 01
1 285 0:42.848.194 1.013.979.270 s 2 2 [108433 IN-NAK]
1 286 0:43.862.177 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 287 0:43.862.180 4.333 us 5 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B 03 01 3F 7F
1 288 0:43.862.185 1.479 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 289 0:42.012.211 1.992.283.250 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 290 0:42.012.211 1.992.283.250 s 3 1 [237 PRE-IN]
1 291 0:42.252.242 680.177.270 ms 3 1 [13 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 292 0:43.862.447 983.130.312 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 674 - 1657]
0 293 0:44.846.113 9.916 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 294 0:44.846.113 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 295 0:44.846.116 4.916 us 6 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 296 0:44.846.122 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 297 0:44.846.574 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 1658 - 1687]
0 298 0:43.862.451 1.013.889.104 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108187 POLL] 01 01
1 299 0:43.862.451 1.013.870.500 s 2 2 [108187 IN-NAK]
1 300 0:44.876.331 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 301 0:44.876.334 4.166 us 5 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 01 01 3E 1F
1 302 0:44.876.339 1.479 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 303 0:44.876.578 983.129.979 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 1688 - 623]
0 304 0:45.860.361 9.895 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 305 0:45.860.361 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 306 0:45.860.364 4.895 us 6 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 307 0:45.860.369 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 308 0:45.860.706 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 624 - 653]
0 309 0:44.876.641 1.013.948.083 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108796 POLL] 0B 01
1 310 0:44.876.641 1.013.935.000 s 2 2 [108796 IN-NAK]
1 311 0:45.890.580 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 312 0:45.890.583 4.250 us 5 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B 0B 01 38 BF
1 313 0:45.890.588 1.479 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 314 0:44.012.471 1.992.282.937 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 315 0:44.012.471 1.992.282.937 s 3 1 [237 PRE-IN]
1 316 0:44.084.480 1.120.234.354 s 3 1 [13 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 317 0:45.890.710 983.130.312 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 654 - 1637]
0 318 0:46.874.506 9.895 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 319 0:46.874.506 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 320 0:46.874.509 4.895 us 6 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 321 0:46.874.514 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 322 0:46.874.837 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 1638 - 1667]
0 323 0:45.890.918 1.013.810.687 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108127 POLL] 03 01
1 324 0:45.890.918 1.013.791.041 s 2 2 [108127 IN-NAK]
1 325 0:46.904.720 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 326 0:46.904.723 4.333 us 5 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 03 01 3F 7F
1 327 0:46.904.727 1.479 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 328 0:46.904.841 983.130.145 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 1668 - 603]
0 329 0:47.888.670 9.916 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 330 0:47.888.670 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 331 0:47.888.673 4.895 us 6 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 332 0:47.888.679 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 333 0:47.888.969 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 604 - 633]
0 334 0:46.905.012 1.013.899.937 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [107928 POLL] 03 01
1 335 0:46.905.012 1.013.884.979 s 2 2 [107928 IN-NAK]
1 336 0:47.918.903 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 337 0:47.918.906 4.333 us 5 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B 03 01 3F 7F
1 338 0:47.918.910 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 339 0:46.012.730 1.992.283.125 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 340 0:46.012.730 1.992.283.125 s 3 1 [119 PRE-IN]
1 341 0:46.708.820 1.288.255.437 s 3 1 [131 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 342 0:47.918.972 982.130.187 ms [983 SOF] [Frames: 634 - 1616]
0 343 0:48.901.830 9.916 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 344 0:48.901.830 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 345 0:48.901.833 4.916 us 6 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 346 0:48.901.839 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 347 0:48.902.100 30.006.708 ms [31 SOF] [Frames: 1617 - 1647]
0 348 0:47.919.058 1.013.059.125 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [107837 POLL] 08 01
1 349 0:47.919.058 1.012.978.562 s 2 2 [107837 IN-NAK]
1 350 0:48.932.108 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 351 0:48.932.111 4.187 us 5 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 08 01 38 4F
1 352 0:48.932.116 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 353 0:48.933.104 983.130.333 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 1648 - 583]
0 354 0:49.916.236 9.895 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 355 0:49.916.236 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 356 0:49.916.239 4.895 us 6 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 357 0:49.916.244 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 358 0:49.917.232 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 584 - 613]
0 359 0:48.932.297 1.014.175.854 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108165 POLL] 01 01
1 360 0:48.932.297 1.014.162.875 s 2 2 [108165 IN-NAK]
1 361 0:49.946.464 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 362 0:49.946.467 4.145 us 5 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B 01 01 3E 1F
1 363 0:49.946.471 1.479 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 364 0:48.012.989 1.992.283.083 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 365 0:48.012.989 1.992.283.083 s 3 1 [222 PRE-IN]
1 366 0:48.036.992 960.213.645 ms 3 1 [28 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 367 0:49.947.235 983.130.145 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 614 - 1597]
0 368 0:50.930.367 9.916 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 369 0:50.930.367 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 370 0:50.930.370 4.916 us 6 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 371 0:50.930.376 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 372 0:50.931.363 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 1598 - 1627]
0 373 0:49.946.683 1.013.912.125 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108767 POLL] 01 01
1 374 0:49.946.683 1.013.899.645 s 2 2 [108767 IN-NAK]
1 375 0:50.960.586 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 376 0:50.960.589 4.166 us 5 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 01 01 3E 1F
1 377 0:50.960.593 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 378 0:50.961.367 983.130.312 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 1628 - 563]
0 379 0:51.944.579 9.895 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 380 0:51.944.579 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 381 0:51.944.582 4.895 us 6 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 382 0:51.944.587 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 383 0:51.945.494 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 564 - 593]
0 384 0:50.960.797 1.014.014.208 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108251 POLL] 03 01
1 385 0:50.960.797 1.014.001.062 s 2 2 [108251 IN-NAK]
1 386 0:51.974.802 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 387 0:51.974.805 4.354 us 5 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B 03 01 3F 7F
1 388 0:51.974.810 1.479 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 389 0:50.013.248 1.992.283.270 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 390 0:50.013.248 1.992.283.270 s 3 1 [250 PRE-IN]
0 391 0:51.975.498 983.130.312 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 594 - 1577]
0 392 0:52.958.760 9.916 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 393 0:52.958.760 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 394 0:52.958.763 4.916 us 6 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 395 0:52.958.768 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 396 0:52.959.626 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 1578 - 1607]
0 397 0:51.975.059 1.013.933.125 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108368 POLL] 03 01
1 398 0:51.975.059 1.013.919.958 s 2 2 [108368 IN-NAK]
1 399 0:52.988.983 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 400 0:52.988.986 4.354 us 5 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 03 01 3F 7F
1 401 0:52.988.991 1.479 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 402 0:52.989.630 983.130.229 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 1608 - 543]
0 403 0:53.972.968 9.916 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 404 0:53.972.968 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 405 0:53.972.971 4.895 us 6 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 406 0:53.972.976 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 407 0:53.973.757 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 544 - 573]
0 408 0:52.989.204 1.013.995.687 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108720 POLL] 03 01
1 409 0:52.989.204 1.013.982.541 s 2 2 [108720 IN-NAK]
1 410 0:54.003.190 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 411 0:54.003.193 4.333 us 5 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B 03 01 3F 7F
1 412 0:54.003.198 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 413 0:52.013.508 1.992.283.104 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 414 0:52.013.508 1.992.283.104 s 3 1 [250 PRE-IN]
0 415 0:54.003.761 983.130.333 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 574 - 1557]
0 416 0:54.987.299 9.895 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 417 0:54.987.299 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 418 0:54.987.302 4.916 us 6 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 419 0:54.987.307 1.479 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 420 0:54.987.889 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 1558 - 1587]
0 421 0:54.003.460 1.014.061.312 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108024 POLL] F5 00
1 422 0:54.003.460 1.014.048.687 s 2 2 [108024 IN-NAK]
1 423 0:55.017.513 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 424 0:55.017.516 4.250 us 5 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 F5 00 B9 1F
1 425 0:55.017.520 1.479 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 426 0:55.017.893 983.130.333 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 1588 - 523]
0 427 0:56.001.608 9.916 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 428 0:56.001.608 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 429 0:56.001.611 4.895 us 6 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 430 0:56.001.617 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 431 0:54.013.767 1.992.283.291 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 432 0:54.013.767 1.992.283.291 s 3 1 [212 PRE-IN]
1 433 0:55.533.964 296.127.458 ms 3 1 [38 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 434 0:56.002.020 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 524 - 553]
0 435 0:55.017.973 1.013.856.208 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108119 POLL] FA 00
1 436 0:55.017.973 1.013.843.270 s 2 2 [108119 IN-NAK]
1 437 0:56.031.820 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 438 0:56.031.823 4.166 us 5 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B FA 00 BC EF
1 439 0:56.031.827 1.479 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 440 0:56.032.024 983.130.312 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 554 - 1537]
0 441 0:57.015.336 9.916 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 442 0:57.015.336 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 443 0:57.015.339 4.895 us 6 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 444 0:57.015.344 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 445 0:57.016.152 29.006.645 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 1538 - 1567]
0 446 0:56.032.091 1.013.468.875 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108730 POLL] 55 01
1 447 0:56.032.091 1.013.455.937 s 2 2 [108730 IN-NAK]
1 448 0:57.045.550 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 449 0:57.045.554 4.166 us 5 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 55 01 00 DF
1 450 0:57.045.558 1.479 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 451 0:56.014.026 1.992.283.270 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 452 0:56.014.026 1.992.283.270 s 3 1 [147 PRE-IN]
1 453 0:56.246.056 1.344.262.187 s 3 1 [103 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 454 0:57.046.156 983.130.333 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 1568 - 503]
0 455 0:58.029.705 9.916 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 456 0:58.029.705 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 457 0:58.029.708 4.895 us 6 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 458 0:58.029.713 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 459 0:58.030.283 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 504 - 533]
0 460 0:57.045.825 1.014.107.833 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108495 POLL] 74 01
1 461 0:57.045.825 1.014.094.854 s 2 2 [108495 IN-NAK]
1 462 0:58.059.923 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 463 0:58.059.927 4.166 us 5 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B 74 01 18 8F
1 464 0:58.059.931 1.479 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 465 0:58.060.287 983.130.312 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 534 - 1517]
0 466 0:59.043.687 9.916 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 467 0:59.043.687 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 468 0:59.043.690 4.916 us 6 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 469 0:59.043.695 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 470 0:59.044.415 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 1518 - 1547]
0 471 0:58.060.292 1.013.616.395 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108138 POLL] 8E 01
1 472 0:58.060.292 1.013.603.416 s 2 2 [108138 IN-NAK]
1 473 0:59.073.899 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 474 0:59.073.902 4.166 us 5 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 8E 01 5A 2F
1 475 0:59.073.906 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 476 0:58.014.286 1.992.283.250 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 477 0:58.014.286 1.992.283.250 s 3 1 [249 PRE-IN]
1 478 0:58.870.397 88.437 us 3 1 [1 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 479 0:59.074.419 983.130.312 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 1548 - 483]
0 480 1:00.058.173 9.916 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 481 1:00.058.173 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 482 1:00.058.176 4.895 us 6 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 483 1:00.058.181 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 484 1:00.058.546 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 484 - 513]
0 485 0:59.074.106 1.014.298.729 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108289 POLL] 78 01
1 486 0:59.074.106 1.014.285.770 s 2 2 [108289 IN-NAK]
1 487 1:00.088.395 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 488 1:00.088.398 4.166 us 5 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B 78 01 1D 8F
1 489 1:00.088.403 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 490 1:00.088.550 983.130.312 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 514 - 1497]
0 491 1:01.072.131 9.895 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 492 1:01.072.131 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 493 1:01.072.134 4.916 us 6 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 494 1:01.072.139 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 495 1:01.072.678 29.006.562 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 1498 - 1527]
0 496 1:00.088.625 1.013.737.020 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108276 POLL] 6C 01
1 497 1:00.088.625 1.013.724.500 s 2 2 [108276 IN-NAK]
1 498 1:01.102.353 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 499 1:01.102.356 4.187 us 5 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 6C 01 12 8F
1 500 1:01.102.360 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 501 1:00.014.545 1.992.346.812 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 502 1:00.014.545 1.880.268.750 s 3 1 [199 PRE-IN]
1 503 1:01.598.751 408.141.291 ms 3 1 [51 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 504 1:01.102.682 983.130.333 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 1528 - 463]
0 505 1:02.086.384 9.895 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 506 1:02.086.384 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 507 1:02.086.387 4.895 us 6 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 508 1:02.086.393 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 509 1:02.086.809 29.006.562 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 464 - 493]
0 510 1:01.102.604 1.014.005.000 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108640 POLL] 50 01
1 511 1:01.102.604 1.013.992.000 s 2 2 [108640 IN-NAK]
1 512 1:02.116.600 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 513 1:02.116.603 4.145 us 5 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B 50 01 03 8F
1 514 1:02.116.608 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 515 1:02.116.813 983.130.312 ms [984 SOF] [Frames: 494 - 1477]
0 516 1:03.100.590 9.895 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 517 1:03.100.590 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 518 1:03.100.593 4.916 us 6 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 519 1:03.100.599 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 520 1:03.100.941 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 1478 - 1507]
0 521 1:02.116.857 1.013.960.020 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [109095 POLL] 50 01
1 522 1:02.116.857 1.013.947.062 s 2 2 [109095 IN-NAK]
1 523 1:03.130.808 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 524 1:03.130.811 4.166 us 5 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 50 01 03 8F
1 525 1:03.130.816 1.479 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 526 1:02.014.804 1.992.283.250 s 3 1 [250 ORPHANED] [Periodic Timeout]
1 527 1:02.422.857 1.584.230.333 s 3 1 [52 PRE-IN]
1 528 1:02.014.804 1.800.321.812 s 3 1 [198 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 529 1:03.130.945 984.130.437 ms [985 SOF] [Frames: 1508 - 444]
0 530 1:04.115.077 9.916 us 3 B 2 2 OUT txn FF 00 00
1 531 1:04.115.077 2.833 us 3 B 2 2 OUT packet E1 02 81
1 532 1:04.115.080 4.895 us 6 B 2 2 DATA0 packet C3 FF 00 00 BE 0F
1 533 1:04.115.085 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 534 1:04.116.072 29.006.583 ms [30 SOF] [Frames: 445 - 474]
0 535 1:03.131.124 1.014.173.458 s 2 B 2 2 IN txn [108948 POLL] 3D 01
1 536 1:03.131.124 1.014.160.916 s 2 2 [108948 IN-NAK]
1 537 1:04.145.288 2.812 us 3 B 2 2 IN packet 69 02 81
1 538 1:04.145.292 4.166 us 5 B 2 2 DATA1 packet 4B 3D 01 2F 1F
1 539 1:04.145.296 1.500 us 1 B 2 2 ACK packet D2
0 540 1:04.146.076 519.070.145 ms [520 SOF] [Frames: 475 - 994]
0 541 1:04.015.064 648.172.416 ms 3 1 [82 ORPHANED]
1 542 1:04.015.064 640.107.916 ms 3 1 [80 PRE-IN]
1 543 1:04.527.130 136.106.041 ms 3 1 [2 PRE-IN-PRE-ACK]
0 544 1:04.145.514 520.196.312 ms 2 2 [55751 IN-NAK]
0 545 1:04.665.708 Capture stopped [04/26/13 11:08:44]
</pre>

EXTECH 407760

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{{Infobox sound level meter
| image = [[File:Extech_407760.jpg|180px]]
| name = EXTECH 407760
| status = planned
| source_code_dir = tondaj-sl814
| connectivity = tbd
| frequency_range = tbd
| measurement_range = tbd
| resolution = tbd
| accuracy = tbd
| frequency_weighting = tbd
| time_weighting = tbd
| website = [http://www.extech.com/instruments/product.asp?catid=18&prodid=551 extech407760.cn]
}}

The EXTECH 407760 is a sound level meter with USB connectivity.

See [[EXTECH 407760/Info]] for more details (such as '''lsusb -vvv''' output) about the device.

See [[EXTECH 407760/Beagle_dump]] for more details on protocol

== Hardware ==

'''Device''':
* '''Main CPU''': TBD
* TBD
* TBD
* TBD
* TBD

'''USB cable''':
* TBD

== Photos ==

'''Device''':

<gallery>

</gallery>

'''USB cable''':

TBD

== Protocol ==

The device has a usb connector.
The device accepts bulk transfer commands on a usb bus.

=== Commands / replies ===

<pre>
407760(EXTECH) Communication Protocol
Basic setup (64 byte in all, latter is 0)
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
LED STATUS Samprate Alarm HI Alarm Low y m d H M S Samp points
10
20
30
0
U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 3U8

STATUS:
7 6 5 4 3
2
1 0

Auto：0
Manual：1 RT 1
STOR 0 1dBA
0dBC 1fast
0slow S:01
M:10
H:11
Samprate
0x01 represent 50ms
0x02 500ms
0x03 1s
0x04 2s
0x05 5s
0x06 10s
0x07 60s

Download the data
PC transmits the read-command 00,00,0D in read Mode.

If the first byte of reply is 0XFF , then it is STOR MODE

{STOR MODE
2
HI 1
M 0
LOW
Transmit the read-command 00,00,0f READ data

READ INFO
11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3
2
1
0

Alam
H

Alam
L

fs

unit

S

M
H
d m m
y Samprate

BLOCKBUF 512
Except the last time, It is sent BLOCKBUF real data
2
hi 1
lo 0
0x0f
Hi*256+lo is the times of reading data
//STOR MODE

}
If it not 0XFF, then it is REAL MODE

STATUS
7 6 5 4 3
2 1 0

Auto：0
Manual：1 RT/STOR check
1dBA
0dBC 11fast
0slow Samprate

SAMPRATE =0 this means EMS memory is empty

“serial parameters”

To connect to the device via USB, you will need to know the following for development..

VID : VID_10C4
PID : PID_0003
Baud rate : (9600)
Bit value : 8

</pre>

=== Notes ===

TBD

== Python script ==

Here's a quick Python script for getting the values out of the EXTECH 407760. A sigrok driver will follow soon.


#!/bin/python

import usb.core
import sys
dev = usb.core.find(idVendor=0x10c4, idProduct=0xea61)
#dev.baudrate=9600
dev.set_configuration()
dev.reset()

bytes_written = dev.write(0x02, [0x00,0x00,0x0D], 0)
print "_dbg bytes_written: ", bytes_written

for x in xrange(0,100):
print "_dbg attempting read for the %d time\n" % x
try:
data = dev.read(0x82, 1,0,1000)
if data:
print "Data found!\n"
sys.exit()
else:
print "Data not found!\n"
except:
pass



'''Example output:'''


TBD


== Resources ==

TODO.

[[Category:Device]]
[[Category:Sound level meter]]
[[Category:Planned]]

EXTECH 407760/Info

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== lsusb ==

This is the lsusb ouput on Linux:


lsusb -v -d 10c4:ea61 |more
Bus 002 Device 006: ID 10c4:ea61 Cygnal Integrated Products, Inc.
Device Descriptor:
bLength 18
bDescriptorType 1
bcdUSB 1.10
bDeviceClass 0 (Defined at Interface level)
bDeviceSubClass 0
bDeviceProtocol 0
bMaxPacketSize0 64
idVendor 0x10c4 Cygnal Integrated Products, Inc.
idProduct 0xea61
bcdDevice 1.00
iManufacturer 1
iProduct 2 Sound Level Datalogoer
iSerial 3
bNumConfigurations 1
Configuration Descriptor:
bLength 9
bDescriptorType 2
wTotalLength 32
bNumInterfaces 1
bConfigurationValue 1
iConfiguration 0
bmAttributes 0x80
(Bus Powered)
MaxPower 30mA
Interface Descriptor:
bLength 9
bDescriptorType 4
bInterfaceNumber 0
bAlternateSetting 0
bNumEndpoints 2
bInterfaceClass 255 Vendor Specific Class
bInterfaceSubClass 0
bInterfaceProtocol 0
iInterface 0
Endpoint Descriptor:
bLength 7
bDescriptorType 5
bEndpointAddress 0x02 EP 2 OUT
bmAttributes 2
bLength 7
bDescriptorType 5
bEndpointAddress 0x02 EP 2 OUT
bmAttributes 2
Transfer Type Bulk
Synch Type None
Usage Type Data
wMaxPacketSize 0x0040 1x 64 bytes
bInterval 0
Endpoint Descriptor:
bLength 7
bDescriptorType 5
bEndpointAddress 0x82 EP 2 IN
bmAttributes 2
Transfer Type Bulk
Synch Type None
Usage Type Data
wMaxPacketSize 0x0040 1x 64 bytes
bInterval 0
Device Status: 0x0000
(Bus Powered)

in macosx usb bus output:

USB Bus:

Host Controller Location: Built-in USB
Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBUHCI
PCI Device ID: 0x2830
PCI Revision ID: 0x0003
PCI Vendor ID: 0x8086
Bus Number: 0x1d

Sound Level Datalogoer:

Product ID: 0xea61
Vendor ID: 0x10c4 (Silicon Laboratories, Inc.)
Version: 1.00
Speed: Up to 12 Mb/sec
Manufacturer:
Location ID: 0x1d100000 / 2
Current Available (mA): 500
Current Required (mA): 30

EXTECH 407760

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{{Infobox sound level meter
| image = [[File:Extech_407760.jpg|180px]]
| name = EXTECH 407760
| status = planned
| source_code_dir = tondaj-sl814
| connectivity = tbd
| frequency_range = tbd
| measurement_range = tbd
| resolution = tbd
| accuracy = tbd
| frequency_weighting = tbd
| time_weighting = tbd
| website = [http://www.extech.com/instruments/product.asp?catid=18&prodid=551 extech407760.cn]
}}

The EXTECH 407760 is a sound level meter with USB connectivity.

See [[EXTECH 407760/Info]] for more details (such as '''lsusb -vvv''' output) about the device.

== Hardware ==

'''Device''':
* '''Main CPU''': TBD
* TBD
* TBD
* TBD
* TBD

'''USB cable''':
* TBD

== Photos ==

'''Device''':

<gallery>

</gallery>

'''USB cable''':

TBD

== Protocol ==

The device has a usb connector.
The device accepts bulk transfer commands on a usb bus.

=== Commands / replies ===

<pre>
407760(EXTECH) Communication Protocol
Basic setup (64 byte in all, latter is 0)
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
LED STATUS Samprate Alarm HI Alarm Low y m d H M S Samp points
10
20
30
0
U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 U8 3U8

STATUS:
7 6 5 4 3
2
1 0

Auto：0
Manual：1 RT 1
STOR 0 1dBA
0dBC 1fast
0slow S:01
M:10
H:11
Samprate
0x01 represent 50ms
0x02 500ms
0x03 1s
0x04 2s
0x05 5s
0x06 10s
0x07 60s

Download the data
PC transmits the read-command 00,00,0D in read Mode.

If the first byte of reply is 0XFF , then it is STOR MODE

{STOR MODE
2
HI 1
M 0
LOW
Transmit the read-command 00,00,0f READ data

READ INFO
11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3
2
1
0

Alam
H

Alam
L

fs

unit

S

M
H
d m m
y Samprate

BLOCKBUF 512
Except the last time, It is sent BLOCKBUF real data
2
hi 1
lo 0
0x0f
Hi*256+lo is the times of reading data
//STOR MODE

}
If it not 0XFF, then it is REAL MODE

STATUS
7 6 5 4 3
2 1 0

Auto：0
Manual：1 RT/STOR check
1dBA
0dBC 11fast
0slow Samprate

SAMPRATE =0 this means EMS memory is empty

“serial parameters”

To connect to the device via USB, you will need to know the following for development..

VID : VID_10C4
PID : PID_0003
Baud rate : (9600)
Bit value : 8

</pre>

=== Notes ===

TBD

== Python script ==

Here's a quick Python script for getting the values out of the EXTECH 407760. A sigrok driver will follow soon.


#!/bin/python

import usb.core
import sys
dev = usb.core.find(idVendor=0x10c4, idProduct=0xea61)
#dev.baudrate=9600
dev.set_configuration()
dev.reset()

bytes_written = dev.write(0x02, [0x00,0x00,0x0D], 0)
print "_dbg bytes_written: ", bytes_written

for x in xrange(0,100):
print "_dbg attempting read for the %d time\n" % x
try:
data = dev.read(0x82, 1,0,1000)
if data:
print "Data found!\n"
sys.exit()
else:
print "Data not found!\n"
except:
pass



'''Example output:'''


TBD


== Resources ==

TODO.

[[Category:Device]]
[[Category:Sound level meter]]
[[Category:Planned]]

EXTECH 407760

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{{Infobox sound level meter
| image = [[File:Tondaj sl-814.png|180px]]
| name = Tondaj SL-814
| status = supported
| source_code_dir = tondaj-sl814
| connectivity = [[Device_cables#Tondaj_SL-814_cable|USB/serial]]
| frequency_range = 31.5Hz - 8.5kHz
| measurement_range = 40dB - 130dB
| resolution = 0.1dB
| accuracy = 2dB
| frequency_weighting = A, C
| time_weighting = F, S
| website = [http://www.tondaj.cn/ce040_Eng/productshow.asp?id=43&mnid=1039&classname=DIGITAL%20SOUND%20LEVEL%20METER&uppage=/ce040_Eng/product.asp tondaj.cn]
}}

The '''Tondaj SL-814''' (also referred to as '''TDJ SL814''' sometimes) is a sound level meter with USB connectivity.

See [[Tondaj SL-814/Info]] for more details (such as '''lsusb -vvv''' output) about the device.

== Hardware ==

'''Device''':
* '''Main CPU''': [http://www.atmel.com/devices/ATMEGA8.aspx Atmel ATmega8/L] (marking: "Atmel ATmega8L 8AU 1113D"), ([http://www.atmel.com/Images/doc2486.pdf datasheet])
* '''8MHz crystal''': 8.00ECSXR
* '''?''': 324 GZ15129
* '''5V (100mA) low-dropout voltage regulator''': [http://www.holtek.com/english/docum/consumer/75xx_1.htm Holtek HT7550-1#] ([http://www.holtek.com/pdf/consumer/ht75xx_1v200.pdf datasheet])
* '''Trim potentiometer''': Bochen 3296

'''USB cable''':
* See [[Device_cables#Tondaj_SL-814_cable]].

== Photos ==

'''Device''':

<gallery>
File:Tondaj sl-814 package.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 package contents.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 device front.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 device back.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 device front nofoam.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 probe tip.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 prolific usb cable.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 lcd segments.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 jacks.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 decapitated.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 device open.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 cover.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 pcb top.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 pcb bottom.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 bochen.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 connectors.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 atmega8l.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 crystal.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 gz15129.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 gz15129 2.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 holtek 7550.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 holtek ht1621b.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 nxp hef4053bt.jpg
File:Tondaj sl-814 ti tl062c.jpg
</gallery>

'''USB cable''':

See [[Device_cables#Tondaj_SL-814_cable]].

== Protocol ==

The device has a mini-USB connector for PC connectivity. It ships with a Prolific USB-to-serial cable (i.e. the Prolific chip is ''inside the cable'') which can be attached to that connector.

The device accepts a simple command-based protocol over the (virtual) serial port, using a baudrate of '''9600 baud''', with '''8e1''' settings (8 data bits, even parity, one stop bit).

=== Commands / replies ===

Commands and replies can consist of multiple bytes, and always end with '''0x0d'''.

{| border="0" style="font-size: smaller" class="alternategrey sortable sigroktable"
|- bgcolor="#6699ff"
!Name
!Command
!Reply
!Comments

|- bgcolor="#eeeeee" style="vertical-align: top"
| Init
| 0x10 0x04 0x0d
| 0x05 0x0d
| It's unclear what exactly this command does. Data transfers also seem to work fine when it is omitted.

|- bgcolor="#eeeeee" style="vertical-align: top"
| Get measurement
| 0x30 '''0xZZ''' 0x0d
| ''0xAA 0xBB'' '''0xZZ+1''' 0x0d
| For a given command with '''0xZZ''' value (0-255), the device returns '''0xZZ + 1''' as part of the reply (a simple "sequence number" mechanism which is apparently meant for the host as error-checking mechanism).

|}

=== Data reply ===

The first two bytes of the reply to the "get measurement" command (''0xAA 0xBB'') have the following format:

{| border="0" width="95%" style="font-size: smaller" class="alternategrey sortable sigroktable"
|-
! style="width: 3em;" | Byte
! style="width: 3em;" | Bit
! Value

|-
| 0
|
|

|-
|
| 7
| ''A/C measurement type''. 0: '''A''', 1: '''C'''.

|-
|
| 6
| ''Unknown/unused''.

|-
|
| 5-4
| ''Level''. 00: '''40''', 01: '''60''', 10: '''80''', 11: '''100'''

|-
|
| 3
| ''Slow/Fast measurement mode''. 0: '''Fast''', 1: '''Slow'''.

|-
|
| 2-0
| ''Value[10..8]''.

|-
| 1
|
|

|-
|
| 7-0
| ''Value[7..0]''.

|}

The actual measurement value seems to span 11 bits, and is encoded in BCD format. Example: If ''Value[10..0]'' is '''436''' (decimal), the corresponding measurement value is '''43.6 dB'''.

=== Notes ===

The "MAX" mode on the device (which always keeps showing the highest measured value since the "MAX" button was pressed) only affects the value shown on the display. The values returned via USB upon the "get measurement" command, always show the current value, not the "MAX" one shown on the display.

== Python script ==

Here's a quick Python script for getting the values out of the Tondaj SL-814. A sigrok driver will follow soon.


#!/usr/bin/python3
# Tondaj SL-814 sound level meter Python script
# Copyright (C) 2012 Uwe Hermann <uwe@hermann-uwe.de>
# Released under the terms of the GNU GPL, version 2 or later.

import time
import serial

s = serial.Serial('/dev/ttyUSB0', baudrate=9600, parity=serial.PARITY_EVEN)

while 1:
# Query
s.write(bytes([0x30, 0x01, 0x0d]))
result = s.read(4)
print('%02x %02x %02x %02x' % tuple(result), end=' - ')

# A/C
ac = (result[0] & (1 << 7)) >> 7
print('A' if ac == 0 else 'C', end=', ')

# Slow/Fast
sl = (result[0] & (1 << 3)) >> 3
print('Fast' if sl == 0 else 'Slow', end=', ')

# Level
factor = (result[0] & ((1 << 5) | (1 << 4))) >> 4
print('Level: %d' % (40 + (int(bin(factor), 2) * 20)), end=', ')

# Value
val = ((result[0] & 0x7) << 8) | result[1]
tmp_str = '%d' % val
val_str = tmp_str[:-1] + '.' + tmp_str[-1:]
print(val_str + ' dB')

time.sleep(0.5)

s.close()


'''Example output:'''


09 af 02 0d - A, Slow, Level: 40, 43.1 dB
09 b9 02 0d - A, Slow, Level: 40, 44.1 dB
09 e9 02 0d - A, Slow, Level: 40, 48.9 dB
89 cb 02 0d - C, Slow, Level: 40, 45.9 dB
89 eb 02 0d - C, Slow, Level: 40, 49.1 dB
8a 6c 02 0d - C, Slow, Level: 40, 62.0 dB
82 99 02 0d - C, Fast, Level: 40, 66.5 dB
82 3c 02 0d - C, Fast, Level: 40, 57.2 dB
82 72 02 0d - C, Fast, Level: 40, 62.6 dB
92 85 02 0d - C, Fast, Level: 60, 64.5 dB
93 05 02 0d - C, Fast, Level: 60, 77.3 dB
92 68 02 0d - C, Fast, Level: 60, 61.6 dB
a3 93 02 0d - C, Fast, Level: 80, 91.5 dB
a3 93 02 0d - C, Fast, Level: 80, 91.5 dB
a3 93 02 0d - C, Fast, Level: 80, 91.5 dB
b3 f2 02 0d - C, Fast, Level: 100, 101.0 dB
b3 f2 02 0d - C, Fast, Level: 100, 101.0 dB
b3 f2 02 0d - C, Fast, Level: 100, 101.0 dB


== Resources ==

TODO.

[[Category:Device]]
[[Category:Sound level meter]]
[[Category:Supported]]

Supported hardware

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sigrok is intended as a flexible, cross-platform, and '''hardware-independent''' software suite, i.e., it supports various devices from many different vendors.

Here is a list of currently supported devices (various stages of completeness) and devices we plan to support in the near future.

The lists are sorted by category (supported, in progress, planned), and alphabetically within those categories.

== Logic analyzers ==

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_supported|ARMFLY Mini-Logic|File:ARMFLY MINI LOGIC.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|ASIX SIGMA|File:Sigma2_2.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 200MHz sampling rate, and with 256Mbit on-board memory.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Braintechnology USB Interface V2.x|File:Braintechnology_usb_interface_v26.png|is a Cypress FX2 eval board, which can be used as USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Braintechnology USB-LPS|File:Braintechnology_usb_lps.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer (and signal generator) with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|ChronoVu LA8|File:Chronovu la8 front.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 100MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|CWAV USBee SX|File:Cwav_usbee_sx.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer (and signal generator) with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_progress|Dangerous Prototypes Buspirate|File:Buspirate_v3.png|is a USB-based, 5-channel logic analyzer with up to 1MHz sampling rate. It uses the [http://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/The_Logic_Sniffer%27s_extended_SUMP_protocol extended SUMP protocol]. The Buspirate supports a logic analyzer mode and can thus be used for sample captures, however only at low speeds.}}

{{hwsup_supported|EE Electronics ESLA100|File:Eeelec xla esla100.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Lcsoft Mini Board|File:Lcsoft-miniboard-front.png|is a Cypress FX2 eval board, which can be used as USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Logic Shrimp|File:logic-shrimp-front.png|is a USB-based, 4-channel logic analyzer with up to 20MHz sampling rate. It uses the [http://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/The_Logic_Sniffer%27s_extended_SUMP_protocol extended SUMP protocol].}}

{{hwsup_supported|MCU123 Saleae Logic clone|File:Mcu123 saleae logic clone.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|MCU123 USBee AX Pro clone|File:Usbee_ax_clone_front.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Openbench Logic Sniffer|File:Openbench logic sniffer front.png|(OLS) is a USB-based (and FPGA-based), 32-channel logic analyzer with up to 100MHz sampling rate and advanced trigger functionality. It is a fully open source device — the circuit design, VHDL code for the FPGA, firmware for the PIC microcontroller and Java-based client software are all freely available. It uses the [http://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/The_Logic_Sniffer%27s_extended_SUMP_protocol extended SUMP protocol].}}

{{hwsup_supported|Robomotic BugLogic 3|File:Robomotic buglogic3.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Robomotic MiniLogic|File:Robomotic_minilogic.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Saleae Logic|File:Saleae Logic.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|ZEROPLUS Logic Cube LAP-C(16032)|File:Zeroplus Logic Cube.png| is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 100MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|ZEROPLUS LAP-16128U|File:Zeroplus_lap-16128u.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 200MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_progress|RockyLogic Ant8|File:Rockylogic_ant8.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 500MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_progress|RockyLogic Ant18e|File:RockyLogic Ant18e.png|is a USB-based, 18-channel logic analyzer with up to 1GHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Acute PKLA-1216|File:Acute_pkla1216.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 200MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Ideofy LA-08|File:Ideofy_la_08.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with a max. samplerate of 96Msps@2ch (or 60msps@4ch, or 30msps@8ch).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Ikalogic SCANALOGIC-2 PRO|File:Ikalogic_scanalogic2.png|is a USB-based, 4-channel logic analyzer with up to 20MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Intronix Logicport LA1034|File:Intronix Logicport.png|is a USB-based (and FPGA-based), 34-channel logic analyzer with up to 500MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Link Instruments LA-5580|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a USB-based, 80-channel logic analyzer with up to 500MHz samplerate. There's an optional pattern generator pod with 100 Mpoints/s.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Microchip PICkit2|File:Microchip_pickit2.png|is a USB-based, 3-channel logic analyzer with up to 1MHz sampling rate. The PICkit2 is actually a programmer/debugger for PIC microcontrollers, but it can also be used as logic analyzer.}}

{{hwsup_planned|MiniLA Mockup|File:Minila_mockup.png|is a USB-based, 32-channel logic analyzer with up to 100MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Saleae Logic16|File:Saleae_Logic16_bottom.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with 100/50/25/12.5MHz sampling rate (at 2/4/8/16 enabled channels).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Sysclk LWLA1016|File:Sysclk lwla1016.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 100MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|TechTools DigiView DV1-100|File:Techtools_digiview_dv1-100.png|is a USB-based, 18-channel logic analyzer with 100MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|ZEROPLUS Logic Cube LAP-C(322000)|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a USB-based, 32-channel logic analyzer with a max. samplerate of 200MHz.}}

{{hwsup_planned|ZLG LA1032|File:Zlg_la1032.png|is a USB-based, 32-channel, 100MHz logic analyzer.}}

|}

== Mixed-signal devices ==

Devices which can be used as both logic analyzer and oscilloscopes.

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_supported|ARMFLY AX-Pro|File:Armfly_ax_pro.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate, and with 2 additional analog channels.

'''Note:''' Only the logic analyzer functionality is supported so far, analog support is work in progress.}}

{{hwsup_supported|EE Electronics ESLA201A|File:Esla201a.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate, and with 2 additional analog channels.

'''Note:''' Only the logic analyzer functionality is supported so far, analog support is work in progress.}}

{{hwsup_supported|XZL_Studio AX|File:Studio_XZL_AX.jpeg|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate, with 2 additional analog channels and an independent trigger pin.

'''Note:''' Only the logic analyzer functionality is supported so far, analog support is work in progress, as is trigger.}}

{{hwsup_progress|Link Instruments MSO-19|File:Link Instruments MSO-19 front.png|is a USB-based, 1-channel 2GSa/s oscilloscope, 8-channel 200MSa/s logic analyzer, 100MSa/s pattern generator and a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-domain_reflectometer TDR].}}

{{hwsup_planned|Agilent MSO7104A|File:Agilent_MSO7104A.png|is a standalone, 4-channel mixed-signal digital storage oscilloscope (1GHz bandwidth, 4GSa/s samplerate, 16-channel logic analyzer).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Digilent Analog Discovery|File:Digilent_analog_discovery.png|is a USB-based 100MSa/s dual channel oscilloscope, function generator, logic analyzer and pattern generator.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Hantek 1008C|File:Hantek_1008C.png|is a USB-based 8-channel oscilloscope, with 8 channel digital pattern generator}}

{{hwsup_planned|Meilhaus MEphisto Scope1|File:Meilhaus_mephisto_scope1.png|is a USB-based multifunction acquisition device.}}

{{hwsup_planned|PoLabs PoScope Basic2|File:Polabs_poscope_basic2.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer (plus oscilloscope, signal/pattern generator, and more) with up to 8MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|QuantAsylum QA100|File:QA100.png|is a USB-based, mixed-mode oscilloscope with 12 digital inputs, 2 analog, 1 trigger and 1 audio waveform generator.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Rigol VS5202D|File:Rigol_VS5202D.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel analog oscilloscope (400MSa/S, 200MHz bandwidth) and 16-channel logic analyzer (200MHz sampling rate).}}

{{hwsup_planned|XZL_Studio DX|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate, and with 2 additional analog channels.}}

|}

== Oscilloscopes ==

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_supported|Fluke ScopeMeter 199B|File:Fluke_Scopemeter_199B.png|is a handheld combined multimeter and oscilloscope. Only the multimeter functionality is supported; the device's slow communication speed does not allow for properly supporting it as an oscilloscope in sigrok.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Hantek DSO-2090|File:Hantek DSO-2090.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 40MHz and 100MS/s sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Rigol DS1052E|File:Rigol DS1052E.png|is a 50MHz, 1GSa/s, 2-channel digital storage oscilloscope. It can be upgraded to 100MHz analog bandwidth with a software modification.}}

{{hwsup_progress|Focussz Fosc21|File:Focussz_fosc21_mugshot.png|is a USB-serial based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 3kHz and a sampling rate of 8kHz (1 channel) / 4kHz (2 channels).}}

{{hwsup_progress|Hantek DSO-5200A|File:Hantek dso-5200a device front.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 200MHz and 250MS/s sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_progress|Nexus-Computing OsciPrime|File:OsciPrime.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 3.3MHz-8MHz. It is 100% open source hardware and software.}}

{{hwsup_progress|Velleman PCSU1000|File:Velleman PCSU1000.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 50MHz and 1GS/s sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_progress|Hantek DSO-2250|File:Dso2250-top.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 100MHz and 250MS/s sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Hantek DSO-1200|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 200MHz and 500MS/s sampling rate (and a multimeter).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Fluke ScopeMeter 123|File:Fluke scopemeter123.png|is a handheld, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 20MHz and 25MS/s sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Pico Technology PicoScope 2203|File:Picoscope 2203.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 5MHz and 40/20MS/s sampling rate (1-/2-channel one-shot mode).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Pico Technology PicoScope 2205|File:PicoScope_2205.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 25MHz and 200/100MS/s sampling rate (1-/2-channel one-shot mode).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Pico Technology PicoScope 3206|File:Picoscope 3206.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 200MHz and 200/100MS/s sampling rate (1-/2-channel one-shot mode).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Pico Technology PicoScope 5203|File:Picoscope 5203.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 250MHz and 1/0,5GS/s sampling rate (1-/2-channel one-shot mode).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Incite Technology USB-DUXfast|File:Usbduxfast.png|is an USB-based analog data acquisition device. It supports up to 16 channels at 3MHz.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Voltcraft DSO-3062C|File:Voltcraft DSO-3062C.png|is a 60MHz, 1GSa/s, 2-channel digital storage oscilloscope. It can be upgraded to 200MHz analog bandwidth with a software modification.}}

|}

== Multimeters ==

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_supported|Agilent U1231A|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a 6000 counts, CAT III (600V) handheld digital multimeter with USB or Bluetooth connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Agilent U1232A|File:Agilent U1232A.png|is a 6000 counts, CAT III (600V) handheld digital multimeter with USB or Bluetooth connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Agilent U1233A|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a 6000 counts, CAT III (600V) handheld digital multimeter with USB or Bluetooth connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Brymen BM857|File:Bm_857_mugshot_500000.png|is a 50000 counts (500000 DC), CAT III (1000V) / CAT IV (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Digitek DT4000ZC|File:Digitek_dt4000zc_device_front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Fluke 187/189|File:Fluke 187.png|are 50000 counts, handheld digital multimeters with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Fluke 287/289|File:Fluke 287.png|are 50000 counts handheld digital multimeters with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|MASTECH MAS345|File:Mastech mas345 device front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|PCE PCE-DM32|File:Pce-pce-dm32.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT III (1000V) / CAT IV (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|PeakTech 3410|File:Metex_me-31.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II (1000V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|PeakTech 4370|File:Peaktech 4370 device front.png|is a 2000 counts, CAT II (1000V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|RadioShack 22-168|File:Rs_22_168_mugshot.png|is a 2000 counts, handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|RadioShack 22-805|File:Rs_22-805_front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|RadioShack 22-812|File:radioshack_22_812_front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Tecpel DMM-8061|File:Tecpel dmm8061 device front.jpg|is a 4000 counts, CAT IV (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 or USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|TekPower TP4000ZC|File:Tp4000zc_front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|UNI-T UT61D|File:Uni t ut61d device.png|is a 6000 counts, CAT II (600V) / CAT III (300V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 or USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|UNI-T UT61E|File:Old ver front.png|is a 22000 counts, CAT II (600V) / CAT III (300V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 or USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|V&A VA18B|File:Va_va18b.png|is a 6000 counts, CAT II (1000V) handheld digital multimeter with USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Victor 86C|File:Victor 86c device front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT III (1000V) handheld digital multimeter with USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Victor 70C|File:Victor 70C.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II handheld digital multimeter with USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Voltcraft VC-820|File:Voltcraft vc820 device.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT III (1000V) / CAT IV (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 or USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Voltcraft VC-840|File:Voltcraft vc840 device front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT IV (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 or USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Escort 179|File:Escort 179 device front.png|is a 10000 counts, handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Gossen-Metrawatt METRAHIT 30M|File:Gossen metrahit 30m.png|is a 200000 counts, CAT II (600V) / CAT III (300V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 or USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|MASTECH M9803R|File:800px-Mastech m9803r device front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II (1000V) digital bench multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Protek 6500|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a 50000 counts handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Voltcraft M-4660A|File:Voltcraft m4660a device front.png|is a 20000 counts, handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

|}

== LCR meters ==

TODO.

== Sound level meters ==

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_supported|Colead SL-5868P|File:Colead SL-5868P.png|is a sound level meter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Tondaj SL-814|File:Tondaj sl-814.png|is a sound level meter with USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|EXTECH 407760|File:Extech_407760.jpg|is a high accuracy sound-level datalogging of up to 129,920 records sound level meter with USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|CEM DT-8852|File:CEM DT-8852.png|is an IEC 61672-1 class 2-compliant sound level meter with USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|PCE PCE-222|File:Pce_pce-222_front.png|is a multi-function measurement device (light meter, thermometer, hygrometer, and sound level meter) with RS232 connectivity. }}

{{hwsup_planned|Voltcraft DL-160S|File:Voltcraft_dl_160s.png|is a sound level meter with USB connectivity.}}

|}

== Thermometers ==

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_supported|Lascar Electronics EL-USB-2|File:EL-USB-2.png|is a USB-based temperature and humidity logger.}}

{{hwsup_supported|MIC 98581|File:Mic 98581 device top.jpg|is a USB-based temperature logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|PCE PCE-222|File:Pce_pce-222_front.png|is a multi-function measurement device (light meter, thermometer, hygrometer, and sound level meter) with RS232 connectivity. }}

{{hwsup_planned|RDing TEMPer|File:Rding temper front.png|is a USB-based temperature logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|RDing TEMPer Gold|File:Rding temper gold device front.png|is a USB-based temperature logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|RDing TEMPer1|File:Rding temper1 device front.png|is a USB-based temperature logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|RDing TEMPer1K2|File:Pcsensor_temper1k2.png|is a USB-based temperature logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Voltcraft DL-120TH|File:Voltcraft dl-120th.png|is a USB-based temperature logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Voltcraft DL-140TH|File:Voltcraft_dl-140th.png|is a USB-based temperature logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|UNI-T UT325|File:Uni-t ut325 front.png|is a dual thermocouple logging thermometer.}}

|}

== Hygrometers ==

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_supported|Lascar Electronics EL-USB-2|File:EL-USB-2.png|is a USB-based temperature and humidity logger.}}

{{hwsup_supported|MIC 98583|File:Mic 98583.png|is a USB-based temperature and humidity logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|PCE PCE-222|File:Pce_pce-222_front.png|is a multi-function measurement device (light meter, thermometer, hygrometer, and sound level meter) with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|SiLabs Si7005USB-Dongle|File:Silabs si7005usb dgl eb top.jpg|is a USB-based temperature and humidity logger.}}

|}

== Anemometers ==

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
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!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_planned|MASTECH MS6252B|File:Mastech ms6252b.png|an anemometer with USB connectivity.}}

|}

== Light meters ==

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_planned|Lutron YK-2005LX|File:Lutron YK-2005LX.png|is a light meter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|PCE PCE-222|File:Pce_pce-222_front.png|is a multi-function measurement device (light meter, thermometer, hygrometer, and sound level meter) with RS232 connectivity. }}

|}

== Dataloggers ==

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
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!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_supported|Lascar Electronics EL-USB-CO|File:EL-USB-CO.png|is a standalone carbon monoxide (CO) logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|GSG Indoor Air Monitor|File:Gsg_indoor_air_monitor.png|is a USB-based air quality monitor.}}

{{hwsup_planned|MAUL studio i|File:Maul_studio_i.png|is an RS232-based weighing scale.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Voltcraft CO-20|File:Voltcraft co-20.png|is a USB-based air quality monitor.}}

|}

== Function generators ==

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_planned|Hantek DDS-3X25|File:Hantek DDS-3X25 top.png|is a 25MHz PC-based function generator (requires a USB connection to work).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Siglent SDG1010|File:Siglent sdg1010 device front 8116.png|is a 10MHz function generator with USB connectivity.}}

|}

== RF Receivers ==

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
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!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_progress|Per Vices Noctar|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a PCIe IQ modulator/demodulator board.}}

|}

== Spectrum analyzers ==

TODO.

== Power supplies ==

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
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!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_planned|Manson HCS-3202|File:Manson hcs3202.png|is a 1-channel programmable power supply (1-36V/0-10A) with USB connectivity.}}

|}

== GPIB interfaces ==

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_planned|Beiming S82357|File:Beiming_s82357.png|is a USB-based, hardware-implemented [[GPIB]] interface (a clone of the [http://www.home.agilent.com/en/pd-851808-pn-82357B/usb-gpib-interface-high-speed-usb-20 Agilent 82357B USB/GPIB interface]).}}

{{hwsup_planned|ICS 488-USB|File:ICS 488-USB.png|is a USB-based, hardware-implemented [[GPIB]] interface.}}

{{hwsup_planned|GPIB-USB 82357B clone|File:GPIB-USB 82357B clone.png|is a USB-based, hardware-implemented [[GPIB]] interface (a clone of the [http://www.home.agilent.com/en/pd-851808-pn-82357B/usb-gpib-interface-high-speed-usb-20 Agilent 82357B USB/GPIB interface]).}}

{{hwsup_planned|National Instruments GPIB-ENET|File:NI GPIB-ENET.png|is an Ethernet-based, hardware-implemented [[GPIB]] interface.}}

{{hwsup_planned|National Instruments GPIB-USB-HS|File:NI GPIB-USB-HS.png|is a USB-based, hardware-implemented [[GPIB]] interface.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Prologix GPIB-USB|File:Prologix-usb.png|is a USB-based, firmware-implemented [[GPIB]] interface.}}

|}

== Potential other candidates ==

If you own any other logic analyzers (or oscilloscopes, multimeters, dataloggers, etc.) and want to add support for them in sigrok (or donate/lend devices to developers), please let us know. We're always happy to add more hardware support! Contact [mailto:bert@biot.com Bert Vermeulen] and [mailto:uwe@hermann-uwe.de Uwe Hermann] if you want to help out.

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Supported hardware

2013-05-04T22:47:48Z

Xp prg: /* Sound level meters */

sigrok is intended as a flexible, cross-platform, and '''hardware-independent''' software suite, i.e., it supports various devices from many different vendors.

Here is a list of currently supported devices (various stages of completeness) and devices we plan to support in the near future.

The lists are sorted by category (supported, in progress, planned), and alphabetically within those categories.

== Logic analyzers ==

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!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_supported|ARMFLY Mini-Logic|File:ARMFLY MINI LOGIC.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|ASIX SIGMA|File:Sigma2_2.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 200MHz sampling rate, and with 256Mbit on-board memory.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Braintechnology USB Interface V2.x|File:Braintechnology_usb_interface_v26.png|is a Cypress FX2 eval board, which can be used as USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Braintechnology USB-LPS|File:Braintechnology_usb_lps.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer (and signal generator) with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|ChronoVu LA8|File:Chronovu la8 front.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 100MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|CWAV USBee SX|File:Cwav_usbee_sx.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer (and signal generator) with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_progress|Dangerous Prototypes Buspirate|File:Buspirate_v3.png|is a USB-based, 5-channel logic analyzer with up to 1MHz sampling rate. It uses the [http://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/The_Logic_Sniffer%27s_extended_SUMP_protocol extended SUMP protocol]. The Buspirate supports a logic analyzer mode and can thus be used for sample captures, however only at low speeds.}}

{{hwsup_supported|EE Electronics ESLA100|File:Eeelec xla esla100.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Lcsoft Mini Board|File:Lcsoft-miniboard-front.png|is a Cypress FX2 eval board, which can be used as USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Logic Shrimp|File:logic-shrimp-front.png|is a USB-based, 4-channel logic analyzer with up to 20MHz sampling rate. It uses the [http://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/The_Logic_Sniffer%27s_extended_SUMP_protocol extended SUMP protocol].}}

{{hwsup_supported|MCU123 Saleae Logic clone|File:Mcu123 saleae logic clone.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|MCU123 USBee AX Pro clone|File:Usbee_ax_clone_front.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Openbench Logic Sniffer|File:Openbench logic sniffer front.png|(OLS) is a USB-based (and FPGA-based), 32-channel logic analyzer with up to 100MHz sampling rate and advanced trigger functionality. It is a fully open source device — the circuit design, VHDL code for the FPGA, firmware for the PIC microcontroller and Java-based client software are all freely available. It uses the [http://dangerousprototypes.com/docs/The_Logic_Sniffer%27s_extended_SUMP_protocol extended SUMP protocol].}}

{{hwsup_supported|Robomotic BugLogic 3|File:Robomotic buglogic3.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Robomotic MiniLogic|File:Robomotic_minilogic.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Saleae Logic|File:Saleae Logic.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|ZEROPLUS Logic Cube LAP-C(16032)|File:Zeroplus Logic Cube.png| is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 100MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|ZEROPLUS LAP-16128U|File:Zeroplus_lap-16128u.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 200MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_progress|RockyLogic Ant8|File:Rockylogic_ant8.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 500MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_progress|RockyLogic Ant18e|File:RockyLogic Ant18e.png|is a USB-based, 18-channel logic analyzer with up to 1GHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Acute PKLA-1216|File:Acute_pkla1216.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 200MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Ideofy LA-08|File:Ideofy_la_08.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with a max. samplerate of 96Msps@2ch (or 60msps@4ch, or 30msps@8ch).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Ikalogic SCANALOGIC-2 PRO|File:Ikalogic_scanalogic2.png|is a USB-based, 4-channel logic analyzer with up to 20MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Intronix Logicport LA1034|File:Intronix Logicport.png|is a USB-based (and FPGA-based), 34-channel logic analyzer with up to 500MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Link Instruments LA-5580|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a USB-based, 80-channel logic analyzer with up to 500MHz samplerate. There's an optional pattern generator pod with 100 Mpoints/s.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Microchip PICkit2|File:Microchip_pickit2.png|is a USB-based, 3-channel logic analyzer with up to 1MHz sampling rate. The PICkit2 is actually a programmer/debugger for PIC microcontrollers, but it can also be used as logic analyzer.}}

{{hwsup_planned|MiniLA Mockup|File:Minila_mockup.png|is a USB-based, 32-channel logic analyzer with up to 100MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Saleae Logic16|File:Saleae_Logic16_bottom.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with 100/50/25/12.5MHz sampling rate (at 2/4/8/16 enabled channels).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Sysclk LWLA1016|File:Sysclk lwla1016.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 100MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|TechTools DigiView DV1-100|File:Techtools_digiview_dv1-100.png|is a USB-based, 18-channel logic analyzer with 100MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|ZEROPLUS Logic Cube LAP-C(322000)|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a USB-based, 32-channel logic analyzer with a max. samplerate of 200MHz.}}

{{hwsup_planned|ZLG LA1032|File:Zlg_la1032.png|is a USB-based, 32-channel, 100MHz logic analyzer.}}

|}

== Mixed-signal devices ==

Devices which can be used as both logic analyzer and oscilloscopes.

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
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!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_supported|ARMFLY AX-Pro|File:Armfly_ax_pro.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate, and with 2 additional analog channels.

'''Note:''' Only the logic analyzer functionality is supported so far, analog support is work in progress.}}

{{hwsup_supported|EE Electronics ESLA201A|File:Esla201a.png|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate, and with 2 additional analog channels.

'''Note:''' Only the logic analyzer functionality is supported so far, analog support is work in progress.}}

{{hwsup_supported|XZL_Studio AX|File:Studio_XZL_AX.jpeg|is a USB-based, 8-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate, with 2 additional analog channels and an independent trigger pin.

'''Note:''' Only the logic analyzer functionality is supported so far, analog support is work in progress, as is trigger.}}

{{hwsup_progress|Link Instruments MSO-19|File:Link Instruments MSO-19 front.png|is a USB-based, 1-channel 2GSa/s oscilloscope, 8-channel 200MSa/s logic analyzer, 100MSa/s pattern generator and a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-domain_reflectometer TDR].}}

{{hwsup_planned|Agilent MSO7104A|File:Agilent_MSO7104A.png|is a standalone, 4-channel mixed-signal digital storage oscilloscope (1GHz bandwidth, 4GSa/s samplerate, 16-channel logic analyzer).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Digilent Analog Discovery|File:Digilent_analog_discovery.png|is a USB-based 100MSa/s dual channel oscilloscope, function generator, logic analyzer and pattern generator.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Hantek 1008C|File:Hantek_1008C.png|is a USB-based 8-channel oscilloscope, with 8 channel digital pattern generator}}

{{hwsup_planned|Meilhaus MEphisto Scope1|File:Meilhaus_mephisto_scope1.png|is a USB-based multifunction acquisition device.}}

{{hwsup_planned|PoLabs PoScope Basic2|File:Polabs_poscope_basic2.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer (plus oscilloscope, signal/pattern generator, and more) with up to 8MHz sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|QuantAsylum QA100|File:QA100.png|is a USB-based, mixed-mode oscilloscope with 12 digital inputs, 2 analog, 1 trigger and 1 audio waveform generator.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Rigol VS5202D|File:Rigol_VS5202D.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel analog oscilloscope (400MSa/S, 200MHz bandwidth) and 16-channel logic analyzer (200MHz sampling rate).}}

{{hwsup_planned|XZL_Studio DX|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a USB-based, 16-channel logic analyzer with up to 24MHz sampling rate, and with 2 additional analog channels.}}

|}

== Oscilloscopes ==

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_supported|Fluke ScopeMeter 199B|File:Fluke_Scopemeter_199B.png|is a handheld combined multimeter and oscilloscope. Only the multimeter functionality is supported; the device's slow communication speed does not allow for properly supporting it as an oscilloscope in sigrok.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Hantek DSO-2090|File:Hantek DSO-2090.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 40MHz and 100MS/s sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Rigol DS1052E|File:Rigol DS1052E.png|is a 50MHz, 1GSa/s, 2-channel digital storage oscilloscope. It can be upgraded to 100MHz analog bandwidth with a software modification.}}

{{hwsup_progress|Focussz Fosc21|File:Focussz_fosc21_mugshot.png|is a USB-serial based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 3kHz and a sampling rate of 8kHz (1 channel) / 4kHz (2 channels).}}

{{hwsup_progress|Hantek DSO-5200A|File:Hantek dso-5200a device front.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 200MHz and 250MS/s sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_progress|Nexus-Computing OsciPrime|File:OsciPrime.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 3.3MHz-8MHz. It is 100% open source hardware and software.}}

{{hwsup_progress|Velleman PCSU1000|File:Velleman PCSU1000.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 50MHz and 1GS/s sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_progress|Hantek DSO-2250|File:Dso2250-top.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 100MHz and 250MS/s sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Hantek DSO-1200|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 200MHz and 500MS/s sampling rate (and a multimeter).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Fluke ScopeMeter 123|File:Fluke scopemeter123.png|is a handheld, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 20MHz and 25MS/s sampling rate.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Pico Technology PicoScope 2203|File:Picoscope 2203.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 5MHz and 40/20MS/s sampling rate (1-/2-channel one-shot mode).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Pico Technology PicoScope 2205|File:PicoScope_2205.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 25MHz and 200/100MS/s sampling rate (1-/2-channel one-shot mode).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Pico Technology PicoScope 3206|File:Picoscope 3206.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 200MHz and 200/100MS/s sampling rate (1-/2-channel one-shot mode).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Pico Technology PicoScope 5203|File:Picoscope 5203.png|is a USB-based, 2-channel oscilloscope with an analog bandwidth of 250MHz and 1/0,5GS/s sampling rate (1-/2-channel one-shot mode).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Incite Technology USB-DUXfast|File:Usbduxfast.png|is an USB-based analog data acquisition device. It supports up to 16 channels at 3MHz.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Voltcraft DSO-3062C|File:Voltcraft DSO-3062C.png|is a 60MHz, 1GSa/s, 2-channel digital storage oscilloscope. It can be upgraded to 200MHz analog bandwidth with a software modification.}}

|}

== Multimeters ==

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_supported|Agilent U1231A|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a 6000 counts, CAT III (600V) handheld digital multimeter with USB or Bluetooth connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Agilent U1232A|File:Agilent U1232A.png|is a 6000 counts, CAT III (600V) handheld digital multimeter with USB or Bluetooth connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Agilent U1233A|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a 6000 counts, CAT III (600V) handheld digital multimeter with USB or Bluetooth connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Brymen BM857|File:Bm_857_mugshot_500000.png|is a 50000 counts (500000 DC), CAT III (1000V) / CAT IV (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Digitek DT4000ZC|File:Digitek_dt4000zc_device_front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Fluke 187/189|File:Fluke 187.png|are 50000 counts, handheld digital multimeters with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Fluke 287/289|File:Fluke 287.png|are 50000 counts handheld digital multimeters with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|MASTECH MAS345|File:Mastech mas345 device front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|PCE PCE-DM32|File:Pce-pce-dm32.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT III (1000V) / CAT IV (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|PeakTech 3410|File:Metex_me-31.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II (1000V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|PeakTech 4370|File:Peaktech 4370 device front.png|is a 2000 counts, CAT II (1000V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|RadioShack 22-168|File:Rs_22_168_mugshot.png|is a 2000 counts, handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|RadioShack 22-805|File:Rs_22-805_front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|RadioShack 22-812|File:radioshack_22_812_front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Tecpel DMM-8061|File:Tecpel dmm8061 device front.jpg|is a 4000 counts, CAT IV (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 or USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|TekPower TP4000ZC|File:Tp4000zc_front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|UNI-T UT61D|File:Uni t ut61d device.png|is a 6000 counts, CAT II (600V) / CAT III (300V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 or USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|UNI-T UT61E|File:Old ver front.png|is a 22000 counts, CAT II (600V) / CAT III (300V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 or USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|V&A VA18B|File:Va_va18b.png|is a 6000 counts, CAT II (1000V) handheld digital multimeter with USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Victor 86C|File:Victor 86c device front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT III (1000V) handheld digital multimeter with USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Victor 70C|File:Victor 70C.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II handheld digital multimeter with USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Voltcraft VC-820|File:Voltcraft vc820 device.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT III (1000V) / CAT IV (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 or USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Voltcraft VC-840|File:Voltcraft vc840 device front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT IV (600V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 or USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Escort 179|File:Escort 179 device front.png|is a 10000 counts, handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Gossen-Metrawatt METRAHIT 30M|File:Gossen metrahit 30m.png|is a 200000 counts, CAT II (600V) / CAT III (300V) handheld digital multimeter with RS232 or USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|MASTECH M9803R|File:800px-Mastech m9803r device front.png|is a 4000 counts, CAT II (1000V) digital bench multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Protek 6500|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a 50000 counts handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Voltcraft M-4660A|File:Voltcraft m4660a device front.png|is a 20000 counts, handheld digital multimeter with RS232 connectivity.}}

|}

== LCR meters ==

TODO.

== Sound level meters ==

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|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_supported|Colead SL-5868P|File:Colead SL-5868P.png|is a sound level meter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_supported|Tondaj SL-814|File:Tondaj sl-814.png|is a sound level meter with USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|EXTECH 407760|File:CEM DT-8852.png|is a high accuracy sound-level datalogging of up to 129,920 records sound level meter with USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|CEM DT-8852|File:CEM DT-8852.png|is an IEC 61672-1 class 2-compliant sound level meter with USB connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|PCE PCE-222|File:Pce_pce-222_front.png|is a multi-function measurement device (light meter, thermometer, hygrometer, and sound level meter) with RS232 connectivity. }}

{{hwsup_planned|Voltcraft DL-160S|File:Voltcraft_dl_160s.png|is a sound level meter with USB connectivity.}}

|}

== Thermometers ==

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_supported|Lascar Electronics EL-USB-2|File:EL-USB-2.png|is a USB-based temperature and humidity logger.}}

{{hwsup_supported|MIC 98581|File:Mic 98581 device top.jpg|is a USB-based temperature logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|PCE PCE-222|File:Pce_pce-222_front.png|is a multi-function measurement device (light meter, thermometer, hygrometer, and sound level meter) with RS232 connectivity. }}

{{hwsup_planned|RDing TEMPer|File:Rding temper front.png|is a USB-based temperature logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|RDing TEMPer Gold|File:Rding temper gold device front.png|is a USB-based temperature logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|RDing TEMPer1|File:Rding temper1 device front.png|is a USB-based temperature logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|RDing TEMPer1K2|File:Pcsensor_temper1k2.png|is a USB-based temperature logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Voltcraft DL-120TH|File:Voltcraft dl-120th.png|is a USB-based temperature logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Voltcraft DL-140TH|File:Voltcraft_dl-140th.png|is a USB-based temperature logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|UNI-T UT325|File:Uni-t ut325 front.png|is a dual thermocouple logging thermometer.}}

|}

== Hygrometers ==

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_supported|Lascar Electronics EL-USB-2|File:EL-USB-2.png|is a USB-based temperature and humidity logger.}}

{{hwsup_supported|MIC 98583|File:Mic 98583.png|is a USB-based temperature and humidity logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|PCE PCE-222|File:Pce_pce-222_front.png|is a multi-function measurement device (light meter, thermometer, hygrometer, and sound level meter) with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|SiLabs Si7005USB-Dongle|File:Silabs si7005usb dgl eb top.jpg|is a USB-based temperature and humidity logger.}}

|}

== Anemometers ==

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_planned|MASTECH MS6252B|File:Mastech ms6252b.png|an anemometer with USB connectivity.}}

|}

== Light meters ==

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_planned|Lutron YK-2005LX|File:Lutron YK-2005LX.png|is a light meter with RS232 connectivity.}}

{{hwsup_planned|PCE PCE-222|File:Pce_pce-222_front.png|is a multi-function measurement device (light meter, thermometer, hygrometer, and sound level meter) with RS232 connectivity. }}

|}

== Dataloggers ==

{| border="0" class="alternategrey sigroktable"
|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_supported|Lascar Electronics EL-USB-CO|File:EL-USB-CO.png|is a standalone carbon monoxide (CO) logger.}}

{{hwsup_planned|GSG Indoor Air Monitor|File:Gsg_indoor_air_monitor.png|is a USB-based air quality monitor.}}

{{hwsup_planned|MAUL studio i|File:Maul_studio_i.png|is an RS232-based weighing scale.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Voltcraft CO-20|File:Voltcraft co-20.png|is a USB-based air quality monitor.}}

|}

== Function generators ==

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|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_planned|Hantek DDS-3X25|File:Hantek DDS-3X25 top.png|is a 25MHz PC-based function generator (requires a USB connection to work).}}

{{hwsup_planned|Siglent SDG1010|File:Siglent sdg1010 device front 8116.png|is a 10MHz function generator with USB connectivity.}}

|}

== RF Receivers ==

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|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_progress|Per Vices Noctar|File:Sigrok_logo_no_text_transparent_512.png|is a PCIe IQ modulator/demodulator board.}}

|}

== Spectrum analyzers ==

TODO.

== Power supplies ==

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|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_planned|Manson HCS-3202|File:Manson hcs3202.png|is a 1-channel programmable power supply (1-36V/0-10A) with USB connectivity.}}

|}

== GPIB interfaces ==

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|-
!Device
!Status
!Comments

{{hwsup_planned|Beiming S82357|File:Beiming_s82357.png|is a USB-based, hardware-implemented [[GPIB]] interface (a clone of the [http://www.home.agilent.com/en/pd-851808-pn-82357B/usb-gpib-interface-high-speed-usb-20 Agilent 82357B USB/GPIB interface]).}}

{{hwsup_planned|ICS 488-USB|File:ICS 488-USB.png|is a USB-based, hardware-implemented [[GPIB]] interface.}}

{{hwsup_planned|GPIB-USB 82357B clone|File:GPIB-USB 82357B clone.png|is a USB-based, hardware-implemented [[GPIB]] interface (a clone of the [http://www.home.agilent.com/en/pd-851808-pn-82357B/usb-gpib-interface-high-speed-usb-20 Agilent 82357B USB/GPIB interface]).}}

{{hwsup_planned|National Instruments GPIB-ENET|File:NI GPIB-ENET.png|is an Ethernet-based, hardware-implemented [[GPIB]] interface.}}

{{hwsup_planned|National Instruments GPIB-USB-HS|File:NI GPIB-USB-HS.png|is a USB-based, hardware-implemented [[GPIB]] interface.}}

{{hwsup_planned|Prologix GPIB-USB|File:Prologix-usb.png|is a USB-based, firmware-implemented [[GPIB]] interface.}}

|}

== Potential other candidates ==

If you own any other logic analyzers (or oscilloscopes, multimeters, dataloggers, etc.) and want to add support for them in sigrok (or donate/lend devices to developers), please let us know. We're always happy to add more hardware support! Contact [mailto:bert@biot.com Bert Vermeulen] and [mailto:uwe@hermann-uwe.de Uwe Hermann] if you want to help out.

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