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make timing to state listing

Question asked by hermann.ruckerbauer@eyeknowhow.de on Jun 19, 2014
Latest reply on Jun 22, 2014 by algoss

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Hello,
maybe somebody knows how to do this ..
I'm working in offline mode and I have a listing in timing mode ... now I would like to generate a listing in state mode out of the saved data.
One option I see is to save this as ASCII .csv, and do some python postprocessing on it, leaving only the lines in where a the clock changes from 0 to 1.
But I expect that this should be possible inside the LA application e. g. by applying a filter as well .. but I could not find how to do this ..

Does anybody have an idea / a hint how to do this ?

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Hermann

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Jun 19, 2014 3:58 AM

There is no easy way to do this. When a trace is captured in State Mode, there is a lot of setup that has to happen, involving the choice of a clock, and the timing of the clock and data relative to each other. You could probably do a basic job with Python. The filter allows you to, for instance, "Show", only when a signal is High or Low, but you really want to "show" only on an edge, and that's not possible.

In short, this is not easily possible.

Al

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hermann.ruckerbauer@eyeknowhow.de @ algoss on Jun 20, 2014 2:03 AM

Hello,

thanks for the feedback .. too Bad..
I have done this now externally .. but it might be a nice feature for future releases ?

Hermann

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@ hermann.ruckerbauer@eyeknowhow.de on Jun 22, 2014 6:00 PM

There are a couple of ways to do this:

- Advanced Customization Environment (ACE), which is an optional SW package. It is a port of VBA to the analyzer.
- Signal Extractor, another optional SW package

These tools both require licenses.

Al

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There is no easy way to do this. When a trace is captured in State Mode, there is a lot of setup that has to happen, involving the choice of a clock, and the timing of the clock and data relative to each other. You could probably do a basic job with Python. The filter allows you to, for instance, "Show", only when a signal is High or Low, but you really want to "show" only on an edge, and that's not possible.

In short, this is not easily possible.

Al
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  Hello,
  
  thanks for the feedback .. too Bad..
  I have done this now externally .. but it might be a nice feature for future releases ?
  
  Hermann
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  - algoss @ hermann.ruckerbauer@eyeknowhow.de on Jun 22, 2014 6:00 PM
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    There are a couple of ways to do this:
    
    - Advanced Customization Environment (ACE), which is an optional SW package. It is a port of VBA to the analyzer.
    - Signal Extractor, another optional SW package
    
    These tools both require licenses.
    
    Al
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