Reading HP 16500 Logic analyzer firmware disks

me at this e-mail address? I'd really appreciate it... don't want to have to set up a Yahoo ID, etc. just to snarf one file. I can test them on my 1662A. The PDF copy of the 1997 HP T&M Catalog that I'm looking at implies that the inverse assemblers will run on 1660s and their 1670 deep memory cousins. On p. 390 there is presumably a screenshot of an inverse assembler running on a 1670 series machine. Footnotes on p. 396 imply that they may even run on 1650 machines. I don't think even a preprocessor is necessarily required? I don't see anything the preprocessor would do, that the standard pods and test leads wouldn't, except maybe providing an easy interface for PGAs, QFPs, buses, etc. This is the big thing I want to test; if I need to go out and buy preprocessors, the inverse assemblers are less appealing to me... but if I can use the standard pods, it is a lot classier than manually keying in a symbol table... If I get a copy, I'll report back with my findings :) Best, Sean On Fri, Sep 12, 2014 at 2:10 PM, Marc Verdiell <marc.verdiell at gmail.com> wrote: Thanks so much Glen. Indeed, I found the INVASM.ZIP in the HP16500 folder > > https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/hp_agilent_equipment/ > files/HP16500%20Ser > ies/ > Will this work also for the 1670G? No HP-IB inverse assembler in there, > so > your diskette copy would still be very valuable. > Is the 1670G still using LIF or does it read DOS format? > Marc > > >There is INVASM.ZIP in the files section of the HP/Agilent Test > >Equipment group. > > >https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/hp_agilent_equipment/info > > > > > >