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SERIAL Tab
 
Click the SERIAL Tab to display the SERIAL ToolBar and Serial Bus Edit pane.
 
 
Each serial bus must be defined before the logic analyzer can trigger or decode the raw serial bus signals.
 
Each serial bus has a separate edit area.
 
All serial bus definitions have these common edit controls...
 
Delete Bus Button
  Deletes the serial bus definition.
   
Expand / Collapse Button
  Expand / collapse the serial bus definition area. This is very useful when many serial buses exist in a project.
   
   
Type List
  Select the serial bus type.
   
Name Edit Box
  Enter a meaningful name for the serial bus.
   
Convert Bus Button
  Force the raw signals to be decoded into formatted bus values. Use this button after changing the baud, channels, or other bus parameters. Otherwise, the serial decoding is automatic with each new trace capture.
   
Decode Data List
  Select the source data to decode: Trace or Reference. This option defines which data is used to decode the serial bus data.
   
Bus Colors
  Displays the Serial Bus Colors dialog box.
 
The remaining serial bus edit controls are specific each bus type...
 
Bus Type: 1-Wire
 
Bus Type: CAN / CAN-FD
 
Bus Type: Clk+Data (bitstream)
 
Bus Type: DMX512
 
Bus Type: I2C / I3C
 
Bus Type: I2S
 
Bus Type: JTAG
 
Bus Type: LIN
 
Bus Type: MDIO / SMI
 
Bus Type: ONFI SDR
 
Bus Type: PWM Encoder
 
Bus Type: SDIO / MMC / eMMC
 
Bus Type: SENT
 
Bus Type: SPI
 
Bus Type: Quad-SPI / SPI-MIO
 
Bus Type: UART
 
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