14 Dec
2006
14 Dec
'06
1:55 p.m.
Hi there,
Been lurking (and learning) for a few week here.
Lots of interesting topics for sure.
Do any of you have inverse assemblers for the HP1631D
logic analyzer ? Specifically, I am looking for the files that
go with the 10342B interface (RS232/422 and HPIB capable)
but I'd also be interested in inverse assemblers for any CPU.
BTW, the 1631D is connected to my PC using an HP disk drive
emulator written by a fella from the Yahoo HP group. The files
are therefore loaded and saved right from my PC via HPIB. The code
is pretty new but already functional. This meant reverse engineering
the CRC being sent from the original HP driver over the HPIB link - no
small job in itself.
Regards to all,
Benoit Robert
15 Dec
15 Dec
1:44 a.m.
Do any of you have inverse assemblers for the HP1631D
logic analyzer ? Specifically, I am looking for the files that
go with the 10342B interface (RS232/422 and HPIB capable)
but I'd also be interested in inverse assemblers for any CPU.
I'm with you, Benoit, but for the 1662A. BTW, if someone has a broken
1660 with hard disk, I'd mostly interested in parts. I want to "upgrade" my
1662 to something with hard disk and/or scope functions, it is just a matter
of changing the boards inside.
7:56 a.m.
Would it possible to post a link about the HP Disk emulator software. I have
a 1631A and have been looking for a cost effective storage solution. I am
also looking for a cost effective printing solution but I might just buy a
HPIB printer for that. Also which Yahoo HP group are you referring to? Sorry
for all the question
Ken
----- Original Message -----
From: "B.Robert" <robertb3 at tradewindscientific.com>
To: <cctech at classiccmp.org>
Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2006 4:55 PM
Subject: Looking for HP inverse assemblers for HP1631D
Hi there,
Been lurking (and learning) for a few week here.
Lots of interesting topics for sure.
Do any of you have inverse assemblers for the HP1631D
logic analyzer ? Specifically, I am looking for the files that
go with the 10342B interface (RS232/422 and HPIB capable)
but I'd also be interested in inverse assemblers for any CPU.
BTW, the 1631D is connected to my PC using an HP disk drive
emulator written by a fella from the Yahoo HP group. The files
are therefore loaded and saved right from my PC via HPIB. The code
is pretty new but already functional. This meant reverse engineering
the CRC being sent from the original HP driver over the HPIB link - no
small job in itself.
Regards to all,
Benoit Robert
8:42 a.m.
B. Robert wrote...
> Do any of you have inverse assemblers for the
HP1631D
> logic analyzer ?
These are actually pretty frequently requested. If you
don't get a response
email me offlist, I know I have them on floppy and also on one of the PC's
around here somewhere.
> BTW, the 1631D is connected to my PC using an HP
disk drive
> emulator written by a fella from the Yahoo HP group. The files
> are therefore loaded and saved right from my PC via HPIB. The code
> is pretty new but already functional. This meant reverse engineering
> the CRC being sent from the original HP driver over the HPIB link - no
> small job in itself.
Hey now that's cool. You have a link to that
software??
Jay
8:32 a.m.
Hi Benoit,
I have a 16500B analyzer and know that at some point the HD is
going to be a problem, so I'm wondering if in your investigations
with the 1631D if you ran across any solutions which would work
for my machine?
--tnx
--tom
B.Robert wrote:
Hi there,
Been lurking (and learning) for a few week here.
Lots of interesting topics for sure.
Do any of you have inverse assemblers for the HP1631D
logic analyzer ? Specifically, I am looking for the files that
go with the 10342B interface (RS232/422 and HPIB capable)
but I'd also be interested in inverse assemblers for any CPU.
BTW, the 1631D is connected to my PC using an HP disk drive
emulator written by a fella from the Yahoo HP group. The files
are therefore loaded and saved right from my PC via HPIB. The code
is pretty new but already functional. This meant reverse engineering
the CRC being sent from the original HP driver over the HPIB link - no
small job in itself.
Regards to all,
Benoit Robert
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