I am using the Promira Serial Platform to run tests and evaluations on the SPI bus of my application. I would like to do some benchmark testing over the Ethernet port. I have a few questions about the setup:

I will be using two Beagle I2C/SPI Protocol Analyzers to monitor SPI devices, the data from two A/D converters. I will be using the Beagle Software API and C#. Normally, I only use one Beagle analyzer - I have some questions about doing this and about the data measurements.

We have the Beagle USB 480 Protocol Analyzer  and it’s worked really well for us. We’re starting a new project that requires toggling one of the output-signals when there are specific conditions such as when the packet length=6. For these capabilities, looking at the specifications, it looks like we need to use a more advanced protocol analyzer. We’re not sure, but we may have to test this on both USB 2.0 and USB 3.0. We don’t foresee any need for power measurements. Our questions:

I need to measure timing from an event that produces a USB response in our device. I can trigger a scope off of the edge of the event but I need another trigger when the correct packet is produced on the USB. Which one of the Beagle protocol analyzers do you recommend to recognize a byte or a series of bytes and then output an external trigger, the Beagle USB 12 or 480 analyzer?

I am using the Aardvark I2C/SPI Host Adapter in SPI/GPIO mode as a slave. I set up a MISO message in the Control Center software (I’m using Windows), and the transaction log indicates that the MISO data is written on the bus.

I am using the Beagle USB 480 Protocol Analyzer for USB 2.0 captures. I’m trying to get information and measure timing of every IN-NAK at a specific point on an existing capture file. Using the Data Center Software, I can only get the timing of the first IN-NAK. How do I get the timing of the17th IN-NAK, which is highlighted in the screen shot below?

I'm trying to use the Promira Serial Platform to write and read to SPI devices: one with an async queue, and another with a sync queue. Can you provide examples to do this?

I am using the Beagle USB 480 Protocol Analyzer, and have a question about the errors that the Data Center Software captures and reports. Following is a block diagram of my setup.

We are using the Aardvark I2C/SPI Host Adapter and the Cheetah SPI Host Adapter for our embedded microprocessor development project. They work great and really help reduce the test and development time for our projects. We are now looking at using Komodo CAN Interfaces, for our application that will use J1939 and NMEA 2000 high-level CAN packet formats.