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STM32F103 logic analyzer and more
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What Driver in Pulseview? #7

Open Marcelocm1995 opened 3 years ago

Marcelocm1995 commented 3 years ago

Hi, what driver I need choose in pulseview? And what baudrate?

Thanks

thanks4opensource commented 3 years ago

buck50 does not connect directly to pulseview, so no drivers, baudrate, etc. Instead it saves a VCD file to disk which is then loaded into pulseview. Depending on how buck50.py automatically configured itself at startup by checking your $PATH for viewer programs, the best way to do this is probably:

    $1.50: logic
    $1.50: dump digital-frmt=vcd auto-digital=disabled

Then run pulseview and do Open... -> Import Value Change Dump data..., browse to the tmp directory, and open temp.vcd. After each subsequent logic capture you only need to do dump (with no options) and in pulseview click "Reload".

buck50.py has many other options for this, including automatically starting pulseview after each logic capture, saving to a differently named VCD file, etc. See the options inhelp dump dump.