Best serial line analyzer?
Mervyn Quah
My company is looking to purchase a few serial line analyzers (to peek
into the data flow between serial devices). I'd like to hear your
recommendations on what you think are good buys. Prices and where to
buy would be very helpful.
Has anyone heard of DATASCOPE from Seimac Research? It's one of the
analyzers we're considering.
Any help will be much appreciated!
Merv
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Daryl Jones
: My company is looking to purchase a few serial line analyzers (to peek
: into the data flow between serial devices). I'd like to hear your
: recommendations on what you think are good buys. Prices and where to
: buy would be very helpful.
Check out the LM-1 from Network General. This is an add-in
card for an ISA bus PC that will turn the PC into a
full-featured serial data protocol analyzer. It handles
sync and async to 64 kbps.
I have several of them and think they're great.
Network General is in Menlo Park, CA.
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Jacques VIRCHAUX
|> Mervyn Quah (mer...@hk.net) wrote:
|>
|> : My company is looking to purchase a few serial line analyzers (to peek
|> : into the data flow between serial devices). I'd like to hear your
|> : recommendations on what you think are good buys. Prices and where to
|> : buy would be very helpful.
|>
|> Check out the LM-1 from Network General. This is an add-in
|> card for an ISA bus PC that will turn the PC into a
|> full-featured serial data protocol analyzer. It handles
|> sync and async to 64 kbps.
|>
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Check Frederick Engineering in Frederick MD, USA. (410) 290 9000
They have a really good protocol analyzer that is a PC card and interface pod.
Good value for money.
Duncan Hare
Jerry C. Hudgins
In article <301932$7...@news1.digex.net> dh...@access.digex.net writes:
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> Check Frederick Engineering in Frederick MD, USA. (410) 290 9000
> They have a really good protocol analyzer that is a PC card and interface pod.
> Good value for money.
I'll second this recommendation. I've used their FEDAC and FELINE
products with great success.
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Thorn Roby
If all you need to do is look at the data and track control lines, there's
a shareware product called DLM (Data Line Monitor) available that only
requires that you build a cable, and have a PC with 2 serial ports. No
fancy conditional triggers, but it keeps the last 32k of data, works up
to 19200 baud.
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Volkmar Gross
Im Artikel <CsxuC...@du.edu>, Thorn Roby (tr...@du.edu) schreibt
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>If all you need to do is look at the data and track control lines, there's
>a shareware product called DLM (Data Line Monitor) available that only
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Great! That's what I'm looking for. Where can I get it ?
Regards, Volkmar
Volkmar Gross, Softwork Telematica, Bremen, Germany
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Philip Shearer @ZUO-DC EBS-Team
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: Im Artikel <CsxuC...@du.edu>, Thorn Roby (tr...@du.edu) schreibt
: >a shareware product called DLM (Data Line Monitor) available that only
: Great! That's what I'm looking for. Where can I get it ?
Then I guess you would not be interested in an HP Line Analyser ;-)