HP1630 Analyzer questions..
- From: randomdude@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 12 Oct 2005 02:19:08 -0700
Hi people.
I bought me a HP1630 logic analyser a few months ago, and its been
really useful for debugging CPLD based designs. Now, though, I'm
wanting to debug slow-speed microprocessors with it.
It has a built-in 'inverse assembler' for the 68K, but I'm going to be
using the z80.. is there a way to upload the z80 instruction set
informations (gpib?) to the analyzer so it can inverse-assemble
(disassemble?) on the fly? How about software to upload it, am I on my
own here?
In a related question - I'm tempted to pick up a PCI GPIB interface
from ebay. What will this let me do - I know it will let me 'talk to
the analyzer' but to what extent? Will be able to dump the captured
data to PC? That'd be handy. How about remote control, so I don't have
to fiddle with its keypad? Is the software to do this fairly
availiable? Or do I have to write my own? And is it fairly nontrivial?
Thanks for reading...
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