Hi,
just a quick update, I realized that I did'nt have enough experience
with sigrok and Pulseview, so I got some experience with a basic fx2
board I had around. Once I had that latter working I went back to the
SLA5032, I have it working now in as much as it is recognized and
appears to
correction:
la_write_cmd_buf is not the problem
cos it would print an error message
("Failed to send command" or "Invalid send command response")
the problem should be
hardware/sysclk-sla5032/protocol.c
```
ret = libusb_bulk_transfer(usb->devhdl, EP_REPLY, (uint8_t *)&reply,
i am not a developer here, so i hope i dont annoy anyone ...
either the vendor software sends the same commands as sigrok
but the vendor software ignores the error
or the vendor software sends different commands
to get a positive response
can you send captures of the USB traffic
for the work
Hi Soeren,
Thanks for your reply. it was very helpful. I still do not have it
working but I know more. I purchased the unit from Ebay, the physical
PCB has some changes from the original 3-1, it is a single PCB now no
SDIMM carrier, all the components appear the same. The software which
ca
Hello,
You can check PV's about window to see where it searches for firmware
files.
Also, if you increase the log level to 5 before trying to connect to the
device, you then can go back to the log window to see what it did and where
it failed.
If you're still stuck after checking these, please s
HI People,
I have just purchased a SLA5032 USB logic analyzer which I understood
was supported, I am having major problems getting it to be recognised
by Pulseview. I have renamed the top.bit file to sysclk-sla5032.bit as
instructed and placed it in the folder sigrok-firmware, no joy.
Any
6 matches
Mail list logo
