Clay Cowgill wrote:
>
> If you want to see the Huntron Tracker-- www.huntron.com (click on the DSI 700).
> (The DSI 700 is a $3000 add-on to the $1900 Tracker 2000... oops. ;-)
>
Sheesh, that seems like a fairly simple device. It generates a low
current ac signal, switches it through a number of gates, and stores the
results. The Huntron 2000 can be replaced with a scope and about $10 in
parts. Perhaps the DSI 700 would cost about $100 in parts and stuff. I
think reverse engineering on this item would be a snap.
Speaking though of interesting software/hardware, has anyone else looked
at BG Micro's ( http://www.bgmicro.com ) SOFTLA product?
I bought one to try out, and it looks interesting. "Turn your PC into a
logic analyzer." "Monitor up to 16 channels simultaniously, with this
nufty piece of softwear. Measure time in micro seconds between any tow
points." Software $29.95, cable kit $17.90. Requires 286 or faster with
a bi-directional parallel port (non bi-directional will only support 8
traces)
Well?
John :-#)#
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