Cant Add Edge Pulses

[hanke...@googlemail.com]

Hello Guys,

I found this awesome tool and was very excited to work with it. After Downloading I tried to draw a simple I²C tranfser. But I gave up after 4 hours of trying. Its absolutely not possible to add pulsed as long as I want it to be. Thats my main problem at the moment. I just can add pulses every few clock cycles! But I want them to be longer than one clock cycle...

Edit: It just appears with high frequencies, like 3GHz for example

[TimingAnayzer]

Hi, 

You should be able to click in the signal during the next clock cycle to extend the HIGH pulse. 

Make sure the AP and H buttons are enabled in the toolbar. 

Regards,

Dan. 

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[hanke...@googlemail.com]

Thats not working! I followed the steps mentioned in the User Manual -> Working with Pulses... As I said, its not working on higher frequencies

[hanke...@googlemail.com]

Here is my recorded screen 

[TimingAnayzer]

Ok. I missed the part about higher frequencies.  I will look into it and let you know soon.  

Thanks, Dan

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[dan_fabrizio]

Ok.  There is a problem with GHz clock frequencies.

I will try to fix this over the weekend and let you know.

You could build the timing diagram using a MHz clock until it's fixed. 

It should be a simple change to edit the clock and change to GHz when it's fixed.

I apologize for the inconvenience.   I'm doing this part time and haven't put a lot of time into the development recently but I will fix any problems asap.  

Thanks, Dan

 

On Monday, July 11, 2016 at 6:10:25 PM UTC-4, dan_fabrizio wrote:

Ok. I missed the part about higher frequencies.  I will look into it and let you know soon.  

Thanks, Dan

Sent from my iPhone

On Jul 11, 2016, at 3:52 PM, hanke.felix via TimingAnalyzer <timinganalyzer@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Thats not working! I followed the steps mentioned in the User Manual -> Working with Pulses... As I said, its not working on higher frequencies

Am Montag, 11. Juli 2016 18:31:56 UTC+2 schrieb dan_fabrizio:

Hi, 

You should be able to click in the signal during the next clock cycle to extend the HIGH pulse. 

Make sure the AP and H buttons are enabled in the toolbar. 

Regards,

Dan. 

Sent from my iPhone

On Jul 11, 2016, at 11:38 AM, hanke.felix via TimingAnalyzer <timinga...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Hello Guys,

I found this awesome tool and was very excited to work with it. After Downloading I tried to draw a simple I²C tranfser. But I gave up after 4 hours of trying. Its absolutely not possible to add pulsed as long as I want it to be. Thats my main problem at the moment. I just can add pulses every few clock cycles! But I want them to be longer than one clock cycle...

Edit: It just appears with high frequencies, like 3GHz for example

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[Dan Fabrizio]

Hello,

I fixed this issue and put a new version on the website for you.

You can download using:

http://www.timing-diagrams.com/TimingAnalyzer_b9895.zip

Let me know if you any other issues.

Thanks, Dan

On Mon, Jul 11, 2016 at 9:36 PM, dan_fabrizio <timinga...@gmail.com> wrote:

Ok.  There is a problem with GHz clock frequencies.

I will try to fix this over the weekend and let you know.

You could build the timing diagram using a MHz clock until it's fixed. 

It should be a simple change to edit the clock and change to GHz when it's fixed.

I apologize for the inconvenience.   I'm doing this part time and haven't put a lot of time into the development recently but I will fix any problems asap.  

Thanks, Dan

On Monday, July 11, 2016 at 6:10:25 PM UTC-4, dan_fabrizio wrote:

Ok. I missed the part about higher frequencies.  I will look into it and let you know soon.  

Thanks, Dan

Sent from my iPhone

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[hanke...@googlemail.com]

Awesome! Thank you